Rains Glide Through Week at Hollister and Nearby
Hollister reports a government forecast of light rain totaling about 1.7 inches, easing local drought concerns. Community activity includes visits among residents from Jerome Twin Falls and Salem Oregon, fishing trips to Salmon dam, camping at Cedar Creek, and family gatherings. Names mentioned include J G Pohlman Mrs. J C Bates Fred Bates Ed Hoff Cable Hoff family Sawtooths trip and several Twin Falls and Jerome residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Larsen
Pleasant Valley
Kimberly
J. GC. Pohlman
Sam Sullivan
Jerome
J. H. Troendly
A Sullivan Aldoll
Troendly
Arlene “Barthouse
Yormier
Twin Falls
Hubert Gertlar
Geral
Daiailtes
Alvina
Thelma
Gus Moore
Droendly
Bert Marge
Nancy Standlee
J. Perry Bates
Salem
Oregon
Fred Bates
Tei
Scn
I. W. Wallington
Cedar Creek
EF. Craven
Fred
Lloyd
Los Angeles
FH. Craven
Ketchun
A. J. MacDondald
Salmondany
Perry Bates
Ore
Ed Hoff
Guy Cable
Billy” Charles
Seattle
Special Musical Fosram Given by Addisor Avenue Club
Members of the Addisor Avenue Social Club gathered Wednesday at the home of Winner Latham for an afternoon of music and sociability. Mrs Clarence Tierte was voted into membership. a program featured Violin and Piano duets by Vandis Turner and Ruth Brueggeman, plus solos and a costume song. Anita Westcott Ruth Brueggeman and Vandis Turner were guests. Mrs Latham served refreshments. Mrs Parsons will entertain the club June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apts
Latham
Clarence Tierte
Messayean
Vaudis
Turner
Ruth--Brueggemany
Continue Meetings of M S and S Club Hostess Mrs Emma Lowry
Mrs Emma Lowry hosted the M S and S Club with 80 members and guests including Mrs G Ey Duke of Byrne Ore charter member. The group voted to continue meetings through the summer and heard a paper on Hospitality by Mrs Caldwell. Floral arrangements featured roses and peonies as several members spoke on club service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma, Lowry
M. S
S. Club
M.O
Conover
J. Leisure
Sam ‘Smith
Childers
Theodore Menten
G. Ey Duke of
Byrne
Ore
Mer
Frank
Honors: Daughter at Bridge Party
Informal bridge party honored Miss C Finch at her home on Sev ith avenue north. Neoa Wilson won the prize for high score. gifts and thanks noted for the hostess Mrs E J Finch. Attendees included Alma Baker and Marguerite Finehard, with references to a California trip and a husband Travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Finch
Jereal
Benay Kagoles
California
Lutheran
E. J. Finch
Bridge Wedeaday
Sevith Avenue
Neoa Wilsonerly
Wis
Pinell
Ase
Marguerite Finehard
Alma Baker
Public Welfare Meeting At City Club Session
A meeting of the City Club on Wednesday afternoon discussed public welfare with seven visitors present. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Burtt
Aioe
Ity
Patriotic Program Honors Flag Day Feature
Mrs. M. C. Hush hosted a Wonens Progressive afternoon at hereheme and Blue Lakes Boulevard Roll call responses referenced The Origin of Our Whig Talk and a narrated Flag talk followed by a dialogue Spookendyke contest and a marriage of Jang feature Miss Webb won first prize Mrs Bush and Mrs Felbush led refreshments host Carl Jonest to entertain the club June 3 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hush
Ihiab
Hereheme
Blue Lakes Boulevard
Frank Krueger
Jem Ie Ler Eytlee
W. Lel
Jang Spookendyke
Bill Jesterfin
Webb
Mra Felbush
Bush
Goon
Carl Jonest
Determine Delegates To G A R Convention
Dan McCosk Circle of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a pesume business meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the T O O I hall electing Mrs. Dee Rough as first delegate and Mrs Hazel Gardner as mb delegate to the state convention Doise June 2023. The session, led by Mrs Joseph Baks, included a Decoration Day report and a thanks to flower donors for graveside decorations. An invitation was extended from the Hansen circle to attend Play day at Mrs Taylor’s home with Boy Scouts in charge and a picnic supper preceding the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McCosk
Grand Army of the Republic
Pesume
T. O. O. I. Hall
Dee Rough
Hazel Gardner
Seemb
Joseph Baks
TE Vergh— Ton
J. D. Wiseman
Ilsie Tmahmsait
Qaliey Or
Elantson
Hansen Circle
Kimberly Society Hosts Evening Program and Party
The Kimberly Society held a Friday evening program arranged by thePro-Youth committee with B.C. Ulinler as chairman. Readings by Piling Myke and Amos Bills, piano solo by Mrs. Gary Ridgeways Hinlpene, Winky Gray solo by Darlene Moore, and a male quartet performed. A short business meeting led by Bruce Reaua closed the event. The social hour featured ice cream and refreshments for about fifty five attendees. Mr and Mrs W H Spence hosted a Sunday two thirty dinner in honor of their son Risset Spence who is visiting from Decatur Illinois linked with the Swift Packing company penultimate paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Prostata
B.C. Ulinler
Piling Myke
Gary Ridgeways Hinlpene
Attaced
Winky Gray
Darlene Moore
Kathryn
Swearingen Poreadings
Amos Bills
Bruce Reaua
Tns
W. H. Spence
Risset Spence
Spence
Decatur
Swift
W. H
Moses in the window view sparks child’s Christmas delight
An 11 year old boy named George Moser excitedly admires a Noah's ark display in a toy window as his mother Chey pauses, joking that Santa Claus has a visitor named Moses, drawing amused onlookers.
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George, Tunior
Chey
George
Santa
Claus
Moses
Buhl Society Meeting Sparks Club Activities and Membership
The Buhl Society discussed readings by Mrs Milner and others, held a guessing contest won by Mrs Robertson, and welcomed Gail Sanuels to membership. A June 22 hostess event was noted, with bridge luncheon honoring Mrs Ralph Bristow of Pocatello and several members listed. An all-day sewing bee at Mrs Lacie’s featured missionary talks, duets, and a noon covered-dish luncheon.
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Society
Lacie
Bac ‘Kie
Thefternoon
Missionary Work
Bennett
WB. Lowtry
Gladys
Sympathy as a Noble Virtue in Darwin's View
A compact reflection on sympathy titled Great Virtue, noting that the lower alias is among the noblest virtues that many esteem, reflecting Darwinian thought on moral sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lok
Darwin
Dolores Del Rio Stars in Ramona at Hawaii Theater Debut
Dolores Del Rio headlines the Ramona premiere presented by Edwin Carewe and Inspiration Pictures at Hawaii Theater. The film, based on Marion Jackson’s novel, follows a California love tale amid land-grant intrigue, with Maynard’s outdoor scenery and an all star supporting cast including Vera Lewis and Roland Drew.
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Rho Pal
Harper Baxtar
Roland ‘Drew
Vera Lewis
Mishael Visaro
South Seas
Chat Gatsby
Drew
Carewe
Ramona
Miss Lewis
Pnistoy
Miss del Rio
Robert Bo Kurrle
California
United States
Maynard
West
Allobe
Marion Jackson
Virginia Browne Paivre
Brie—Mayne
Theo
Lord
William Franey
Tarzan
the Wonder Horse
Ken
Maynard's Swift Moving Adventure Screen Release
Maynard's latest production The Canyon of Adventure at the Orpheum theater draws crowd praise. Critics hail a fast paced drama with vivid horsemanship and a theme of ancient California rule under Spanish governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Charles Roogers
National
Orpheum Theater
California
Secretary Brown Hoover's Cousin Celebrates Hoover Bond
Twin Falls Canal Company assistant secretary Charles H. Thrown, cousin of Herbert Hoover, promotes the future president. He cites two years of correspondence with Hoover and family genealogical records. Indiana origins noted. Brown says admiration predates the claimed relation and won’t view it as a handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Thrown
Twin Falls Canal Company
Herbert Hoover
United States
Mr. Brown
Mr. Hoover
Secretary’ of Commerce
Avas
Indiana
Browar
Gadsden Purchase Treaty Signed on December 30 1858
The treaty for the Gadsden Purchase was signed December 30 1858. It arranged the United States purchase from Mexico of a land strip about 500 miles long and 120 miles wide spanning parts of present day northern Mexico and southern New Mexico preserving territorial interests and facilitating a southern railroad route.
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Gadsden
United States
Mexico
Weekend Visit Notes Sweep Through Local Families
Sunday hospital news mentions Matusha expected to come home next week. Mr and Mrs Henry jug in Mo visit relatives. Mrs Hateh and Mrs Morehouse are sisters who spent the winter in California. They visited two other sisters, Mrs Heteh and Hodges of Boise. Coffins have two married daughters traveling to Twin Falls.
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Henry
Jug
Heteh—eit Nin
Boise
Eairn Hodges
Pwitt Falls
Coffin
Mall
Tanegred
Twin Falls
Utter
Vast Grave Creek Mound Unearthed In West Virginia
Explorers report Grave Creek Mound in Moundsville West Virginia stands 7 feet high and 820 feet in circumference. It is the largest prehistoric earthwork of its kind in America. Inside, several inscribed stones and artifacts were found, some not yet deciphered, from partial interior explorations.
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Moundsville
Vacones
America
Era Computations The Mohammedan era
Fragmentary notes discuss subtracting sums from the start of a year to derive a Medan medan date in the Mohammedan era. The text, dated 682 Ay IX, includes unclear calculations and remnants of terms like stiking computa tions.
Pinkham Company Distributes Millions of Booklets
In Lodi California Ted Hingman distributes about 30 million Pinkham Medicine Company booklets year by house to house. A local wife testimonials that the little books taught her about medicines and that Sy Aie Eaton general dose compound helped her look better and feel well, prompting neighbors to ask her secret.
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Pinkham Medicine Company
Jhouse
Ted
Hingman
Lodi
California
Hig
Wettess
Coe
Daughter's Marriage Announced in Logan Stake Assembly
Announcement from Mrs YH Duffin of Twin Falls reports the marriage of their daughter EM Mae to Ralph M Tul Idek of Twin Falls. The ceremony occurred at a church in Logan with stake board president presiding. After a wedding trip to Salt Lake City the couple returned to Twin Falls to start their home.
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Twin
EM Mae
Ralph M. Tul‘Idek
Twin Falls
Stake
Salt Lake
Twin’ Falls
One bad apple cited by growers bulletin confounds readers
A distorted excerpt from Kokumo Dispateli jokes about a growers bulletin warning that a single flawed item spoils the rest, referencing a wrong welt in a telephone number as ample cause for concern. The fragment hints at a humorous or satirical note, framed as a newsroom dispatch.
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Kokumo Dispateli
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Jean Dinkelacker
Wee ST Tay
M.S
S. Will
Bridge “Pary
G.A.R
Kimberly Society
Buhl Society
Ahon
Ralph Bristow
Pocatello
Lawrence van Riper
Clarence Harvey
Clarence Reynolds
Earl McGrath
L. Jo
Herry Webber
R. Tt. Brooms
Northview Srange
Uie Grange Hall
The
Grange
Charlotte
Pond
N. Woc Malsent
Bastmaster
Nels Larson
Husday CveMine
Tre Nirses “Association of
Twin Falls County
J. Hart
BF Fiubeyaular Hospital
Areee
Nnbersduritretre
Dolores del Rio
Ramone
Maynard’s ‘Atest
Wonder-Horse
Albert Rogell
Mack Sennett
Pai
Orpheum
G. E. Mat
Teson
Brown Hoover
Husband
Pietiares-Inc
Carewe Prevent
Helen Hunt
Lipe
Finis
Fox
Logan
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