Wedding of Miss Stazel Dempby to Mir. John O. Rasmussen
Miss Hazel Frances Quinsby became the bride of Mr. John O. Rasmussen at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ormsby in Twin Falls Idaho. Rev Kerrison Juniper performed the ceremony under ferns and flowers with a floral arch. The couple plan a Florida motor trip and will reside at 1014 Fourteenth Avenue North after returning. Rasmussen is Idaho University graduate and member of Sigma Chi. Quinsby attended the University of Idaho and worked with West Coast Title and Abstrad Company.
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Wakter
St Petersburg
Florado
Stazel Dempby
Hazel Frances Qounsby
Mir
Johm O
Kerrison Juniper
Chrch
Madear Busbee
Gertrue Sortick
Hasmussen
Ralph Ormsby
Rasmussen
Twin Falls
Idaho
University of Idaho
Pi Beta Phil
West Coast Title and Abstrad Company
Mr. Rasmussen
UW. C. Rasmussen
Nampa
Signa Chi
Adyema Luncheon Hosts and Guests at Garden Party
A birthday luncheon at the country home of Mr Hardin hosted eighteen guests. Rose decorations and silver centerpieces marked the event while notes mention guests Walter Wells Dennis Read Howard Williams and others. The afternoon included social time and contests with prizes won by Mrs Cecil and Mrs Charles Stinson. Also noted are hostesses Mrs John W Harflit and Mrs W Combs and a separate garden party for guest Hilla Shoemaker of Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Tateheen
John W. Harflit
8. H. Proctor
W ‘’. Combs
Adyema Lab
M Hardin
Rurbt
Eeep Hintie
Hilla Shoemaker
Af Gardner
Wyaabheaton
Ciaprad Mazel
Cecil
Charles Stinson
Te t I have derived from taking your paedicinea
Mia of Taloville New York writes that after her third birth she suffered a bladder problem and displacement. She began taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after seeing an advertisement in a Liverpool paper and says it was the best confinement she had. She adds she uses the product as a tonic when run down and would not be without it, recommending it to other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taloville
New York
Liverpool
Eng
Ed Land
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brockville
Canada
Mia
Aan
Ignall
Talcville
Lydia B. Pinkham
Smith Heads to Neely for Gauging Station Install
Burton Smith, general manager of Twin Faith Canal, departs for American Falls to supervise a new gauging station on the Snake River. The current Nevlay site will be replaced by a higher station above old works but below Ames Falls. Reading occurs twice daily as the state reclamation bureau may take over after cross section verifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Smith
Twin Faith Canal Company
American Falls
Snake River
Nevlay
Ames Falls
Reading
State Reclamation Bureau
Tureau
G. Clyde Baldwin
Body of Gillette Found Late Friday
The body of W. G. Gillette, drowned in the canal below the Murtaugh lake outlet, was recovered about half a mile downstream at 4 15 by Coroner P. J. Grosaman and Sheriff M. E. B. Finch, with Twin Falls Canal company workers and neighbors assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Gillette
Murtaugh Lake Ouflet
P. J. Grosaman
M. EB. Finch
Twin
Grange History Told At Gathering In Twin Falls Area
A Grange history program in Burley outlined the society’s aims of cooperation education and legislation. W W Deal of Nampa spoke as master of the state organization. Harry Nelson presided in Crom’s absence. Officers including Harry Nelson steward and Mrs A E Henderson lecturer were chosen. attendance was strong and plans were made for a Filer event July 16 with meetings set for the next sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Deal
Nampa
Harry Nelson
Twin Falls Arange
Grange
Mra. A. ©. Henderson
R. H. Detweiler
A. E. Henderson
C. H. Hempleman
C. E. McClain
A. Istling
Filer
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Mra
H. B. Deiss
Roemen Todge
Henry Peters
Second Avenue East
Bula Sawyer
Bob Rendahl
Lewis
Crossland
George Iice
Rendahl
Fourth Avenue North
Randell
Smith
Mra. Strong
Bell
Orson Strong
Nina Cowhan
M Ca
Heinerleh
Philip
Husband
Husband Anores
Snake
Neely
dack= ling
Toda
Phare
Parsee
High Court of Indian
India
A. J. Foster
Shoshone St. West
Gillette
Burley
Ind
Toledo
S By
Taytor
Maiute
The
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