Hoover Accepts Honorary Chair of National Music Week
President Hoover accepts the honorary chairmanship for National Music Week to be inaugurated May 6 with eleven operatic and concert stars on the Atwater Kent Radio Hour. The program features Reinald Werrenrath Louise Homer Agnes Davis Hazel Arth Maria Kurenko Katherine Melsle Nina Morgana Toscha Seidel and others under Josef Pasternack with the Atwater Kent Orchestra. The May 5 concert opens National Music Week and closes Atwater Kent Radio Hours season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
National Music Week
Atwater Kent
United States
Reinald Werrenrath
Louise Homer
Atwater Kent Foundation
Agnes Davis
Denver
Colorado
Ar Hazel Arth
Washirton
D. C
Maria Kurenko
Katherine Melsle
Nina Morgana
Allen McQuhae
William Simmons
Arthur Hackett
Toscha Seidel
Atwater Kent Quartet
Atwater Kent Orchestra
Josef Pasternack
Gypsy Philosophy Expresses Danger of Sadness
A fragment from American Maga remarks that no illness is as dangerous as sadness, reflecting a provocative line on emotion as a threat. The terse note hints at a broader cultural critique within the era.
Stock Market Suggestion From Asparagus Tip
A quoted line from American Magazine notes that dependable tips come from asparagus. The remark frames a tongue in cheek view of investment advice.
Grant Social Roundup Revisits and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Chester Barrett and their son James spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Dillon visiting relatives. Frank Blair and Denver Smith traveled to Dillon and Grant respectively. Melvin Smith from Dillon visited Elmer Selway ranch while Ross Nay from Grasshopper came to Grant. Several Grant residents motor to Armstead for a forest reserve show. Various visits from Armstead Dillon Bannack Leadore Armstead Dillon and Salmon link local social activity and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Barrett
James
Dillon
Frank C. Blair
Denver Smith
Grant
Melvin Smith
Elmer Selway Ranch
Ross Nay
Grasshopper
George H. Smith
Agnes Pierce
Albert Gordon
Armstead
Mr. Johnson
Leadore
Idaho
Aerts Walter Lyons
Tom Underwood
Bannack
Mr. Hawkins
Mrs. Brownfield
Matt Kay
Elsie Waldemar
Fero -Marchesseau
Local cattle trade and Odd Fellows anniversary in Jackson
Gil Graber returned to the basin Tuesday seeking fat steers while Jim Mallon of Denver checked the cattle situation. Jules Wenger came back from Armstead Wednesday with his herd. The I O O F lodge marked its 110th anniversary with an event Friday featuring cards and dancing, Rebekahs present, eight tables, high scores to Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, low to Miss Foussard and Stanford Shepherd, a luncheon for 40, and dancing late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Graber
Jim Mallon
Denver
Jules Wenger
Armstead
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Oddfellowship
Amerdca
Rebekahs
Pinothle
James Johnson
Miss. Foussard
Stanford Shepherd
Our
Local Social Roundup From Wisdom and Dillon
Martin Jackson George and Mark Clemon returned from Dillon Thursday with their steers. Mr and Mrs Allan Dansie were visitors in Wisdom Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harry Helming joined Sunday dinner at Fullerton home. Royal Neighbor camp met Friday in regular session and will observe Mother's Day at the next meeting. A Plunge party hosted by Mrs Alan Dansie follows. Jackson Bridge club entertained Saturday afternoon at Mrs Roy Ford's home with high honors to Mrs James Johnson and low to Mrs Evan Burrell. Luncheon closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin. Jackson
George
Mark Clemon
Dillon
Armstead
Allan Dansie
Wisdom
Harry Helming
Jackson Bridge Club
Roy Ford
James Johnson
Evan Burrell
Jackson Better Home Campaign mobilizes community groups
Local committee includes St. Margaret guild Rebekahs R N A and P T A with Mrs A W Wilson as chair. Activities cover home health Bible studies scrapbooks from Sunday papers and fund-raising to paint lodge woodwork. Promotions include a May 14 Rebekah meeting April 30 R N A ideas, and a preschool health day May 10. Clean‑up drives run through late April into May with school yard projects and window boxes prepared for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
R. N. A. of Enterprise Camp
Oracle Dansie
Oracle
Amanda Peterson
Dansie
Reward offered for evidence leading to conviction
A 1000 dollar reward is offered for evidence to convict anyone unlawfully butchering or otherwise harming stock on the ranges. The notice names W C Orr sheriff and inspector Erwin and stock men as involved parties in the appeal for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Fs
Pita
Vv. Erwin
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