Grand Army and Auxiliary Meet in Twin Falls
Complete arrangements set for three days of Grand Army of the Republic events with Women’s Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R. Registration at Rogerson hotel, council meetings at Perrine hotel, parades, campfire and joint installations. National leader C G Barton to attend. flags go up as communities prepare to display colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Rogerson Hotel
C. J. DeLong
Council of Administration
Pertine Hotel
W. I. CG
Ellis
Shoshone Street
Ladies of G. A. R
Odd. Pollows
Perrine Hotel
Odd Fellows
High School
C. G. Barton
Portland
Grand Army of the ‘Republic
C. L. Longley
Idaho
Barton
Twentieth Century Club Orchestra
Mra
F. W. Dunike
Mala Quartet
J. S. Hall
D. A. Salmon
L.L. Patrick
George W. Plee
G “Humphrey
E. L. Ashton
L. Hodgin
Twih Fails Chamber of Commerce
L. Longley
Idaho Department
Grand Army of ‘the Republic
Sweet Gapeviewe
W. H. Dwight
J. D. Smith
Dan McCook Post
Twin Falls
Melvin Nichaly
I. H. Masters
Women’s Reef Corps
Maude Keefer
Henry V. Walling Circle
This Frail Woman excerpt Sets Romantic Tone
An ornate line from Andrew Boutar's This Frail Woman hints at looping romantic themes. The speaker dismisses love chatter, joking about a dweller with a halo and the devil beneath it, signaling a witty, frail heroine arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawyer
Andrew Boutar
Get Back Car The city police recover stolen Wrani badge
Police recover the Wrani badge stolen Saturday evening. Various local notices follow, including meetings of the Spanish War Veterans and Boy Scouts Court of Honor, plus community updates on heart health, alumni from the state university, and local civic events.
Picnic Grounds Urged for Twin Falls Visitors
The Twin Falls Kiwanis club discussed improvements for Shoeshone and Twin Falls to attract strangers and tourists. Suggestions included a picnic grounds at Shoshone Falls, a better trail for Twin Falls, and improved Balance Rock road. A special committee was formed to study these matters for the next meeting. Local officials noted signs for the Oregon Trail have been purchased and will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Eix
Shad J L. Hodein
John W. Graham
M. J. Sweetey
Alvin Harbour
George Sandholtz
Fred Hall
Jas. Hall
George Dunkley
Dunkley
Idaho Theatre
R. H. Musser
R. K. Hogan
M. G. Bat
40000 Applications For Citizen Camps Training
Washington June 9 Citizens military training camps will run in July and August with 40 camps nationwide. Regular army instructors will provide basic and physical training for men aged 17 to 24, plus advanced courses for veterans. Indiana and Kentucky lead in registrations. overall corps areas lag in certain regions. Officers aim for 50,000 recruits, selecting 35,000 for actual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Kentucky
Fourth Corps
Pacific States
Family and Spirit in France The Role of Women
The piece argues family bonds in France span social classes, with women bearing economic strains and upholding family structures despite legal limitations. It portrays the older generation as upholding la Famille and le Foyer while facing male taunts and traditional gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Afl
Local Hospital Report On Postoperative Recoveries
This morning at Twin Falls County General Hospital a patient is recovering nicely. His right foot, crippled for years, had to be amputated after developing serious complications. His son Marshall is here from Halley, the father of Attorney W. Orry, and daughter Mrs Lydia Marshall, who came from California, underwent an operation.
Motion to Quash in State v Ivy Wenfer
In probate court this afternoon a motion to quash the complaint for illegal possession was filed by O W Witham for Porter Witham. The defense argues seizure of the evidence and exhibits as well as police and deputy testimony are incompetent and irrelevant while a jury is summoned to try the case. The state contends the defendant broke a bottle containing alleged liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Wenfer
O. W. Witham
Porter
Haseen
St Edward's Eighth Grade Graduation Meet Held
Eighth grade pupils of St. Edward's held their graduation exercises on Monday morning to mark the end of their fourth year. A high mass was celebrated by Rev. Remi Keyser with the school choir, followed by brief remarks and breakfast. Awards went to Mildred and Owen Buchanan for highest scholarship. other graduates included Lewis Dean, Vincent Hewitt, Leas Mucgers, John Macauley, Marta Aber, Maria Brasler, Bernice Ditter, Nell Kinney, Lois Sloan, Helen Sweninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward Hoot
Remi
Keyser
Father Keyser
Mildred
Owen Buchanan
Lewis Dean
Vincent Hewitt
Leas Mucgers
John Macauley
Marta Abe
Trial of Mark Collins Opens in McQuown Murder Case
Salt Lake City nine 9 Trial of Mark Collins charged with the murder of Charles H McQuown during an October 11 holdup began with Judge William Mee presiding The jury reportedly stood six for conviction and six for acquittal and was deadlocked after 23 hours of deliberation with no verdict in sight.
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Salt Lake, Jum
Mark Collins
Charles H. McQuown
William My. Mee
Third District
Ihe
McCrea
Army Battle Cry Debated as Unit Coat Emblem
In Washington DC on June 9 the army debated adopting the 360th infantry battle cry Hells Fire and a Fuzzy Of as its coat of arms. Maj J Burkett championed the phrase citing its impact in France and the unit’s fighting spirit, while objections cited dignity concerns.
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Washington, D C
United States
U60th Infantry
92Th Liven
France
J. Burkett
Burker
Building boom predicted for Idaho Falls hotels and roads
Idaho Falls announces plans for a four story Eccles estate hotel on Park avenue and B street while the Eleanore hotel is sold to the Idaho Falls Elks. Remodeling will add lodge rooms riverfront dining and a home for Elks. A big road building program along with the Idaho Falls Arcora road project aims to connect mining and agricultural centers, with county commissioners pledging to grade pave and gravel key routes into Uton Iona and Ammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Forum
Kika
J. K. Mellen
Denver
Lodge of Elks
Elis
Provemont
Bonneville County
Arcoroa
Arco
Lost River Valley
Ralph Edmunds
Uton
Iona
Ammon
Arco Road
Personal notes from town arrivals and visits
Mrs. James M. Wall returns from a visit to Magic Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Peavey come back from the coast. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith and their son are home from Colby Kansas. Miss Maxine Billigas, niece of Mrs. George D. Aiken, visits while her aunt recovers slowly from a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Wall
Magic Hot Springs
A. J. Peavey
L. E. Smith and Son
Colby
Kan
Maxine Billigas
George D. Aiken
Funeral for 76 Year Old Mrs Britten Held Today
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Britten who died last evening at her daughter's home will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the DeWitt chapel conducted by Rev. O D Harris of the Christian church. Interment will be at the old home in Town. Besides daughter Mrs Corda Bowen another daughter Mrs M G Ripley of Long Beach arrived last week during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Britten
Corda Bowen
DeWitt Chapel
O. D. Harris
The
Christian Church
Town
Bowen
M. G. Ripley
Long Beach
Britten
Mrs Bell elected president of Idaho PBO sisterhood
By a large margin on the introductory ballot Mrs Bertha L Bell of Twin Falls was chosen president of the Idaho P B O sisterhood in Porcello meeting. Kellogg will host next year. Officers named include Madden Caldwell first vice president Moberly Pocatello second vice president Whitaker Mountain Home organizer Reed Emmett recording secretary Brown Rupert corresponding secretary Holmes Dewnston treasurer. Delegations were hosted by the Pocatello group with visits from national and supreme officers Winon Reeves Chicago editor and Mann Emmett supreme directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha L. Bell
Twin Falls
Idaho P. B. O. Sisterhood
Porcatello
Kellogg
Madden
Caldwell
Moberly
Pocatello
Whitaker
Mountain Home
Reed
Emmett
Brown
Rupert
Holmes
Dewnston
Pocatello Organization
Supreme Organization
Winon Reeves
Chicago
The
Sisterhood
Mann
Supreme Directorate
Scientists report 1800 storms per minute discovery
A 1925 NHA Service bulletin notes scientists finding about 1800 thunderstorms active each minute. The brief also mentions fashion hats costing much and Sarath Ghosh, a Hindu, leaving $500. It adds two artists’ models could buy clothes and a Boston convention of hotel men, with a quip about sleeping arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarath Ghosh
Ghosh
Boston
NHA Service, Inc
School Board Approves New Appointments and Plans
The school board approved R. B. Jones to head the revived manual training department and Miss Helen Knapp to teach English, replacing Miss Abel Lindley. Howard McGee will replace F. H. Taylor and Miss Stella Hibbard will replace Miss Mary Wallace as librarian. Taylor and Wallace resigned. Jones previously led manual training in Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Jones
Wells
Washington
Kalfe
Frank C. Timch
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Cupid
Nite Bluebird Dansant
Boy Scouts Organization
Probate
Moscow
Masgaret MecAtee
May Alveri
Kel
Cleo DeWitt
Messrs
Frank Powers
Russell Husted
Stanley Crow
Howard Babcock
State University
Turner
Heroine County
Kennedy Packard
Diamond
Diamond Hardware Company
T. F. Willis
Boyd Building
Rogerson
BE. L. Landon
Grant Kunkle
Father
Filer
Aulos
Lavering
Epworth League
F. S. Ball
Gnllard—Company C
War Mothers, Legion Auxiliary
D. A.R
Ansel Fish
Seventh Avenue East
W. T. Seal
Golden Rule
IF. E. Snook
Affs
Minneapolis
F. E. Snook
Northwest
University of Minnesota
Twin Fails
Twin Falla
Business and Professional Women'a Society of Idaho
Ethat van Iderstlue
Whystelan
Los Angeles
Kiwanis Club
Sweeley
Mutual Coal Company
IW Wenger
St. Edward’s
McQuown
New England
Ada
Loel
Eccles Interests of
Oxden
Ine Crszy- Parker
Bell
Florida
Earth
London
Gem
Carnes Cleaning
Ischool Board
Twin Falls High
the Times
Faille
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