Twin Falls Social Stars Host Dinners and Gatherings
Mrs. Bb. V. Berg entertained Howard and Twin Falls high school football players at 162 Addison avenue with a blue and white themed dinner followed by cards. Invitations are issued for next week’s parties at Mrs. Costello’s and Mrs. North’s homes. P. E. O. Sisterhood met at Mrs. Zenas Smith’s with Mrs. Warner delivering a paper on the group’s founding. Community Ladies’ Aid hosted at Mrs. Olmstead’s country home, gifting a bride’s shower for Mrs. Cunningham and preparing a quilt for Boise Children’s Home. Dan McCook Circle met at Mrs. Wirth’s with showers for Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Mills. Pythian Sisters district convention held in Buhl with a banquet for members and husbands, noted music and readings, and initiation of Mrs. Rugg. next convention set for Twin Falls in May.
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Bb. V. Berg
Addison Avenue
Howard
Plastino
Twin Falls
J.T. Krivanek
Clifford Johnson
Peter J. Costello
C. A. North
Costello
Second Avenue West
P. FE. O
Zenas Smith
Seventh Avenue East
G. Youngs
T. OF. Warner
C. BE. McElwain
Earl Felt
Waite
H. Olmstead
aDan McCank
Dan McCook
G. A R
Herbert Wirth
Hazel Gardner
Helen Mills
Pyth. Tov
Buhl
Ember
Frank Ham
Moses Ham
C. H. Eldred
Putzierbee
Read
Sandholtz
Minnick
Festfall
Beckley
Helen Mildred
Galdéfi
Cook
Griffin
Chambr of Commerce
Abow
Murtaugh News Highlights Spuds Sales Move and Local Events
George Fischer sold fifteen carloads of spuds to be shipped to Chicago, less than half his crop, as Murtaugh district votes to move offices to Artesian. Hyrum Pickett suffers eye injuries from a steam gauge explosion, hospitalized in Twin Falls. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. O W Johnson, with Miss Anna Holland assisting. Elsie Scherrup hosts Helen Scherrup from Hansen. Ray and Mrs. Brown relocate to Hansen. Murtaugh high school play The Little Clod Hopper delights locals. Thomas Rutledge recovers from mumps. Mrs. Frances Johnson visits Parma. Mrs. William Lindau returns from Twin Falls hospital. George Fischer buys a new Ford truck. A fine musical program at the M E church features Hansen choir and orchestra performances.
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Murtaugh
Idaho
George Fischer
Chicago
Mr. Fischer
Artesian
Stoner
Hyrum Pickett
Twin Falls
O. W. Johnson
Anna Holland
Helen Scherrup
Hansen
Elsie Scherrup
Ray Brown
Murtaugh High School
Clod Hopper
W. H
Farley
Mras
Ete Thomas
Rutledge
Frances Johnson
Parma
Julian Johnson
William Lindau
Twin Falls Hospital
Church and club events announced for week
The Ladies Circle meets Thursday afternoon in the bungalow with each member bringing a covered dish and sandwiches. War Mothers gather Friday at 2 30 with Mrs Re Walter 730 Seconds avenue east. Business and Professional Women's club hosts a card party Thursday evening November 19 at club rooms with host calls to Dr. Sawyer or Mrs. Renfrow. proceeds fund chairs for the el rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Re-Walter
Seconds Avenue East
Business and Professional Women's Club
Dr. Sawyer
Telephone Directory Ahead of November 19 Press
Notice announces the next issue of the telephone directory goes to press on November 19. Readers are urged to arrange new service or changes before that deadline for timely inclusion. Mountain States Tel & Tel Co advertisement promotes the upcoming edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Directory
Mountain States
Til, & Tel, CO
Credit Mobilier scandal profits from Union Pacific contract
A 1872 charge against Credit Mobilier, a Pennsylvania chartered firm, for corrupting public office holders and amassing vast profits from the Union Pacific railroad. Also notes Turkish peasants in Asia Minor keeping heat out with fur coats in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Mobilier
Pennsylvania
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Asia Minor
Dye Exports Animal Skins From Nigeria Highlighted
A readable note describes Nigerian natives dyeing animal skins, yielding red or orange hides that are praised for pliability akin to Russian leather. This brief item emphasizes the traditional dyeing craft and material handling in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigeria
Africa
Wood clock pioneer Terry of Windsor shapes shelf clock
Woodworker Wood E Terry born in Windsor Connecticut in 1772 crafted his first wooden clock movements by hand. He became America’s leading maker of wooden clocks and invented the shelf clock with the pillar scroll top case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Terry
Windsor, Conn
America
Tried and True Trust in the Lord
Fragmentary OCR reads like a religious verse about trusting God. It mentions a path that is perfect and a warning to trust in Him, with scattered names or initials appearing as part of the illegible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H -Sam
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Phone Society
NEA Service, Inc
Thi
Darrow
Bros. Seed & Supply CO
Mlaimein
POP
Rani al
Tns
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dodge Brothers
Twin Falls, Idaho
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