Rural and Women Club Events Highlight Idaho Gatherings
The Country Women s Club hosted rural club presidents at Mrs Rebecca Walkington s home with Idaho Poets program and poetry readings. Members from multiple clubs spoke on recent accomplishments while decorations used yellow and wire in club colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chih
Country Women's Club
Rural Club
Rebecca Walkington
Idaho
M. T. Kenworthy
Rural
Helen
Dowd
Mra. Elsworth
Dawes
Bra. Bisworth
Mraghtlehte
Myrtle
Ayott
Harry Smock
Thompson
Faonulo Pika Greenwood
Kirk Man
Darling
Elu
Kirkman
Women's Progressive Club
Evana
Unity Club
Mia. Winana
Mentor Club
V. FP. Place
Shinwtock Club
Smock
Morningside, Club
Morgan
Wayside Club
Ratcliffe
Schubert
Houston
Hostess Club
Radio listings for Friday June 13 show host programs
Listing of stations and programs across cities including Chico KOA KFI KGW WMAQ WOAW and KPO. Highlights include Paul Ash entertainment, Philbreek's orchestra, Lind's orchestra, and varied dinner theater and studio features scheduled around 2:00. Contents reflect 1930s style radio guide with multiple networks and time slots.
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WLIR
Chico
Paul Ash
Studia
Koa
Denve
Steing
Who
Des
Maines
Philbreek
KFI
Los Angeles
Community Notices From Local Organizations
The W G UW will not meet until Friday June 26 due to a Sunday School institute. Neighbors of Wooderath host a topsy turvy party after a brief meeting with each member asked to bring a king band or escort. The Royal Neighbors meet Friday night in regular session. A social line in honor of Mrs Herriman will follow after a short business session. she is leaving the city soon.
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Wooderatlh
Marcell’s Tent Packed to Capacity
The opening festage of Marcell’s Nature show drew a large audience with strong attendance. A women’s matinee today and tomorrow at 2:30 pm are expected to fill the special free seats. Martell’s health lectures draw attention as educational and instructive, with lectures starting nightly at 8:25 through Saturday.
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Marcell
Nature
Martell
Advertising Pays Its Way, A Cleveland Trust Monthily Quote
Advertising pays to a startling degree. The merchant who fails to advertise loses capital to bankruptcy while neglecting attention to his wares. The piece urges using main power to avoid intellectual cobwebs and mental bankruptcy.
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Claveland Trust
Club to Elect Officers at Next Meeting
A business session noted refreshments served by the hostess. The election of officers will occur at the next meeting of the club where Mrs W B Beshears will entertain on July 7.
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Mra. W. B. Beshears
Women in Professions Rise in Numbers Across Fields
In 120 there were about 1,714 women chemists and metallurgists and 9,000 women physicians surgeons and dentists. The text notes growing female participation in professional roles and mentions a call to join the Producers & Consumers Exchange at 147 Shoshone St. South Twin Falls Idaho.
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Producers & Consumers Exchange
Shoshone St. South
Twin, Falls, Tdaha
Hollister Visitors Tour Twin Falls Area In 1920s Note
Hollister residents and visiting families were seen around Twin Falls and nearby towns. Notables include Mr and Mrs E A Lenny, Bernice, Mrs Fred Petersen, Laura Fullmer, AJ Larsen, J MuebDonyld, and F Kilameyey. Attendees traveled to Kimberly and Idaho Falls, with social calls and shopping trips noted. A county seat visit and grand chapter O B S gathering were reported, along with a school-building vote in Hollister endpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Pohlman
E. A. Lenny
Bernice
Thureday
Fred Petersen
Rogerson
Laura Fullmer
Pwin Falls
Twin Falls
AJ EF. Larsen
A. J. MuebDonyld
JS. Lloyd
F Kilameyey
Messra
Misa Irene Barnhou Wendell
Gene Lawrence
P. Hahn
Twin Alls
Denman
S Manhattan
Kanyas
Is. Visiling
R F. Blanks
John Warmer ‘Sane Lensan Vis- Lillie
Zella Minnerly
W. H
Roy Willigans
Hallister
Idaho Falls
Unfortunate Truth and Mischief in Highlister Coffin Family
A fragment notes an unfortunate truth about mischief opportunities and a luncheon at Mrs Mans Coffin's home in the city. It mentions Mrs Mans Coffin and family as residents of Highlister a few years ago in REO.
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Mans ‘Coffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hostenses
Keane
A. K. Seaver
K K. Beaver
Bridge
Imima & Warren
Howie
Reed
Honko Gueats
McRoberts
Lillian Kemp
Kathryn
Boulder
Colorado
Buesta
BW. McRoberts
Blue Lakes Boulevard
Graduate Nurses’ Association of
Nurses’ Home
Robert Rogerson
Budi News
Susan Keller
Miss Box
Highland View
O. B. Witttases
Tiaverari
Daily Radio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn, Masa
Hoosier Furn. CO
Nora’Lee Beach
Patsy
New York
Canton
Ohio
Nora Lee
Daisy
Jason
Shoe Dept
Idaho Department Store
Hollister
Voltaire
Albert Francis
Fletcher
Arey
Hwooran
Amy
Bowser
Pop
Taylor
Bowsee
Armands
Richard Hudnuts
Harnet Hubbard Ayers
Harriet Hubbard ‘Ayres
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