Twin Falls Vocal Director to Lead U.School of Music
Former Twin Falls vocal director at the University School of Music plans to return next year. Dean M F Angell discusses faculty changes as Mrs Masters leaves for San Francisco to study, while Polak from Boston pursues a master course in voice. The program will develop musical lines and feature a rare soloist talent.
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University School of Music
Pogatello
Wiil
Biron Rant
Inhas Lind
M F. Angell
Ofniversity
Falls
EHA
Masters
Twin - Falls
San Francisco
Boston
Maseen
Wdughel Coerer
Bolton and Lyall Tie in Fractured Yet Dignified Ceremony
Fragmented OCR notes report a marriage between Clara Balton and Neilson. Neilson’s daughter, Robert, is mentioned. ceremony described with unclear locations. The text references Twin Falls and June 17, with断ered terms and garbled names.
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Lyall
Balton
Clara
Intimate gathering marks anniversaries in Valero area
A group of close friends hosted at the Levi Anderson home on Fourth Avenue East. The party included games and music celebrating the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Allen and the first anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stanniard. Refreshments followed the social hour.
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Twin-Falls
Ithel Herald
Marie
Stannard Oi Valero
Calif
Levi Anderson
Fourth Avenue East
Allen
Carl Hi. Stanniard
Eightieth Birthday Commemorated at East Side Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Hibbard celebrated her eightieth birthday with a Monday reception at her home on Eighth Avenue East. The event, arranged by Miss Stella Hibbard and Miss Jessie Fraser, featured floral decorations from the Hibbard gardens and a program of vocal and piano selections by family and friends.
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Elizabeth Hibbard
Eighth Avenue East
Stella Hibbard
Jessie Fraser
Mra Pes Bal4
Effie Hinton
Lawrabse
Bishop Kelly Is Given Reception at Justamere Inn
Bishop Edward Joseph Kelly of Horse-ii-a was honored at a 2 pm reception at the Justamere Inn. Speakers included Rev Rewi S Keyzer and others from St. Edward’s Catholic Church. The event praised Americanization and parochial schools and featured musical numbers by Mrs. George Erhardt, Mrs. Nicholas Happen, and others.
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Edward
Joseph Kelly
Justamere Inn
Rewi
Keyzer
St. Edward’s. Catholic
West
Baye
Ziehrer
Bolin
George
Erhardt
Gounod
Lieurance
Nicholas Happen
D EB. Regan
Kelly
Joseph’ Bougman
Jerome
James. Lewis
Wendell
Rupert
Buhl
Negri Plans Europe Tour Then Return To Films
Polish star Pola Negri may part ways with Paramount though no official word has been issued. She will tour Europe with Prince Serge Mdivani and pause at a chateau near Paris before extensive auto touring across the continent. After three months abroad she aims to resume film work, alternating between American and European projects, avoiding Georgia in the itinerary.
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Negri
American
Motion. Pictures
Miss Negri
America
Paramount
Europe
Prince Miivani
Addison Avenue Club Picnic at Buhl Park
Addison Avenue social club members and families enjoyed their annual picnic at Buhl Park on Sunday. A noon luncheon preceded a day of swimming and games with guests including Stewart and Mrs. Stewart of Boise and Ralph Benner and George Dini of Meridian and Rupertaus.
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Addison
Avenue Social Clu
Buhl Park
Charles Bruggeman
Lane
Alfred” Herron
Dau
Ghter
Marion Hammons
R. Kuykendahl
Binner
Bnthany
Harry C. Parsons
Anna Pierce
W. .O. Smith
Stroniy
Guy
Turner and Daught
Dauster
Lawrence Grant Keeps Busy With successive Roles
Article notes Lawrence Grant, a character actor, remains in demand after finishing Clara Bow in Red Hair. He moves into Esther Ralston’s Something Always Ends Tonight and Tomorrow, with a shift from light mystery to melodrama. Early work includes Service for Ladies and Doomsday, Serenade, and Red Hair.
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Aramount
Lawrence ‘Grant
Clara Bow
Grant
Adolphe Menjou
Boris
Phe Mountain View Club Mat at Home of Mrs Riedeman
The Mountain View club met Wednesday June 20 at the home of Mrs H W Riedeman with sixteen members present. Guests included Starry Henry Starry Roy Jacks Andrew Finn Crays Otto Wolfe and several Miss Leaf McCoy Roberta Souders Ruth Riedeman Charlotta Riedeman. The group voted to entertain the Shamrock club with a zabienic at Artesian natatorium. Refreshments were served at the close.
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Charlotta
Riedeman
Ealy
The
Shamrock
Zabienic
Artesian Natatorium
Cloge’o
Twin Falls
Four-AE Dames Rally Behind Scott Mogleaty BR B
Scott Mogleaty BR B leads the Four AE dames in a decisive rally as teammates rally around the star in a bold display of teamwork on the road. The event underscores Mogleaty’s leadership and the squad's cohesion in a high stakes match.
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Ae Dames “Scott
Mogleaty BR
Jewelers Bale Creates Interest in Seasonal Bargains
A Sterling Jewelry firm with 12 years in water repair and C B Allen of Twin Falls optical and jewelry markets announces a clearance sale. The owners, seeking to add new lines, liquidate surplus seasonal stock with extraordinary bargains to discontinue some items.
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Jawalry
Muarch
F. B. Sci
Fort Wayne journalist edits congressional candidate tale
The fragment recalls Beery battles as editor of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette and mentions Bowers as a congressional candidate. It notes a long newspaper career mostly spent in Indiana with a decades long tenure aside from a period of practice elsewhere.
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Empany
Beery
Journal-Gazette
Congres
Bowers
Indiana
Tipo
Edmund Lowe Stars in Publicity Madness at Orpheum
Edmund Lowe leads in Publicity Madness at the Orpheum tonight and tomorrow with Lois Moran. The farce features a breezy, peppy dance sequence, fresh comedy skits, and a lively supporting cast including Munson, Gordon, and Peck.
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Wsual
Ackerman
Harris
Orpheum
Quirt
Lowe
Ron Munson
James’ ‘Gordon
Normin Peck
One Hundredth Dividend Declared by Company
Directors of ANSANTCOHTT Copper Mine Company celebrate the declaration of the 100th dividend as common stock is issued, paying a $4 annual basis against previous $3. An $1 quarterly dividend is declared payable August 20 to stock of record July 14.
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New York
ANS
Antcohtt Copper
Tin Pany
Suspect Released in Kansas City Murder Case
United Press reports Los Angeles police released 38 year old Hime Arhold after a Kansas City murder tied to the suspect. The brief text notes the man was arrested and later freed amid unclear details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Expelled from Exchange Member Ejected From NYSE
New York June 26 Edward Stern a member of the New York Stock Exchange since October 13 1910 was expelled from the exchange for reasons not fully stated. The action is described as a removal from the organization with immediate effect.
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New York
Edwi Stern
New York: Stock Exchange
Colombian minister resigns under undisclosed pressure
Washington June 26 Reinforcement of diplomatic silence follows report that a Colombian minister has resigned. Authorities confirm the move but give no reasons, citing official policy. No names or dates beyond the announced resignation date are provided.
Untrue History Listory Ambiguously Reexamined
A fragmentary note questions a favored historical account as biased or flawed. It hints at reinterpreting events often portrayed as definitive, urging caution about relying on a single narrative. The text suggests ongoing debate among scholars about accuracy and perspective.
Extradition Case Nears Trial After California Return
Prosecuting Attorney OW reports Sheriff Charles Witham and Deputy Jones returned from Los Angeles at 6:30 AM with Cleo Bush on assault charges against George Lasper. Bush, Jewett, Laws, Sheffer, and Warner are tied to local cases. several have pleaded guilty in probate court to forgery. Witham seeks timely copate information as he awaits rest and recovery.
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Witliam
Charles
Jones
Los
Angeles
Cleo
Bush
Assulting
George
Lasper
Wback
California
Nevethl
Witham
Copate
Cleo Bush
Leo Jewett
Lloyd ” Laws
Houstey
Everett ‘Sheffer
Eugene , Warner
Rural Service Route Salary and Mileage Rules
The standard rural service route pays an additional salary of $803 a month. An equipment allowance of 4 cents per mile is provided. Routes are graded by a standard number of miles, with adjustments to compensation as specified by the route grading system.
Trade in Moleskins From Abrosi Mataee Hae to Fur Market
A historical note describes the mole fur trade once viewed as trivial becoming a significant commerce. It cites a high value of raw American mole fur and highlights market demand and economic impact.
African Exploration and Ancient Voyages Highlight Africa
Fragmented notes reference early exploration of Africa by ancient peoples and subsequent expeditions. Mentions “voyages” and the idea that African exploration began long ago, with limited readable detail on dates or names.
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Africa
Wig
Snown
Opening of new store complex noted by R Vic Washburn
Officials announce the formal opening of a new shopping complex with 150 stores over three days. R Vic Washburn, in charge, says the sale begins Thursday at the Tanager store location.
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Vic Washburn
Tanager
Indiana Goes in Hoover Column Says Robinson
United Press reports Senator Arthur Robinson of Indiana announced to Herbert Hoover his confidence that the Hoover-Curtis ticket will carry Indiana. After discussions on farm relief, Robinson said Hoover would support constructive farm policies and extend aid to agricultural programs. Others who called on Hoover included Senators Smoot of Utah James W Good of Iowa and William W. Hill of New York.
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Washington
Arthur Robison
Indiana
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Fort
Robinson
proMem
Senator Smoot
Utah
Iowa
Wil Jia W. Hill
New
Twin Falls County General Hospital Listed for Major Operation
A fragment mentions Twin Falls and the County General Hospital with a major operation noted. The readable text centers on a forthcoming surgical event and the involvement of individuals in association with the hospital. Further specifics are unclear from the damaged OCR.
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Twin Falls
County General
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Planned
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet in the church parlor under the program led by Mrs Wilbur at the charge of the society activities.
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Presbyterian
Women's’ Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian ‘Church
Parlo i P
Wilbur
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