Kiwanis District Convention Opens in Pocatello
August 24 and 25 mark the Kiwanis district convention in Pocatello. President Jean N. Bistline and members expect large attendance with social events for visiting wives, a Governor's ball, the Pocatello Banquet, and a public concert by the Pocatello Italian band at Idaho Technical Institute.
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Kiwanis
Pocatello
Jean N. Bistline
Pocatello Club
Tech Auditorium
Idaho Technical Institute
James Pasta
James A. Edgerton
Washington
T D. C
New Thought Alliance
Helen Robbins Modlish
George Ellrod
Moonlight Serenaders
Adelaide Anderson
Gaylord Sanford
Norma Masterson Smith
Bannock Hotel
High School
Utah
John Culley
Ogden
Tech
The
World Court
A. Edgerton
New Thought League
Governor’s
Tec
Alfred Durham
Kiwanian
W. D. Vicent
Idaho Industrail Training School
Idaho
Juneleon
Jess Gowen
Caldwell
Elph
W. L. Wanlass
Farrell Johnson
House of Delegates
Ban‘nock
Sunday School at Lander Garfield 9 45 A M
Lander Garfield Sunday school meets at 9 45 A M and morning service resumes at the usual hour. George G Sloan will speak. Union services at the Methodist Church at 8 P M.
Scott Makes Last Farewell
A humorous Nebraska born post adjutant profile sketches Scott as absent minded and blunt with a mix of quirks. It notes his temper with witnesses and dislike of certain types while hinting at hobbies including two Ross Juniors and dahlia growing. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek warning you may be next.
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Dan Archer
Nebraska
Buster Keaton
Ross
Dahlias
Utah Varsity Players to Perform in Pocatello Festival
The Babcock Varsity players from the University of Utah will stage in Pocatello at L D 8 recreational hall on August 19 and 20. They present Mary the Third and The Gypsy Trail with favorable reviews from Salt Lake papers and large audiences in nearby cities.
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Babcock
University of Utah
L. D
Pocatello
Rachel Crothers
Robert Hanson
Mary
Babcock Varsity
Salt Lake
Free Tickets For Al Barnes Circus For Pocatello Kids
The Pocatello Tribune offers free Al G Barnes circus tickets to every boy or girl in Pocatello who subscribes the newspaper for one month or more. Each new subscription earns one free ticket. the top contestant by subscriptions wins ten tickets. Standings published daily until August 21 at 9 am.
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al Barnes
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
the Tribune
al G. Barnes
W. W. C. Wholesale officers outline new sales policies
The W. W. C. Wholesale company reported new sales policies and product lines at a convention held in their offices. Mr. McCoy, candy factory superintendent and former San Francisco manager, demonstrated the new confections praised by Pocatello salesmen as top offerings for southern Idaho merchants.
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McCoy
Mr. McCoy
West
San Francisco
M. Wiliams
W. W.C. Company
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Opens Music Studio Under Mrs Warner
A new music studio in Pocatello opened under Mrs Warner who studied with Professors Mulchi and Schogue. The facility features three pianos for student practice and begins with emphasis on beginners at 421 South Fourth Avenue.
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Pocatello
Warner
Arthur Mulchi
Christopher Schogue
Mrs. Warner
South Fourth Avenue
Construction firm sues local carpenters union leaders
Seldon Breck Construction Co of St Louis files a federal suit in Omaha against the local carpenters union officers and William L Hutchinson national president for damages from a carpenters strike at Selden Breck jobs in Omaha and New Orleans.
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Omaha
Neb
Atute 15
Seldon-Breck Construction Co
St. Louis
Carpenters’ Union
William L. Hutchinson
Selden
New Orleans
Idaho Sheepmen Free from Wool Grading Losses?
Idaho sheep industry faces annual losses by not grading wool as a market incentive. The article argues uniform grading would reward high quality, encourage better breeding and feeding, and raise value across fine to braid wools, prompting producers to improve standards.
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Idaho
BE. J. Fjeldsted
Lincoln
Cotswold
Utah sheriff shoots a man in Davis County incident
Ogden Aug 15 AP Sheriff George B Mann of Davis county shot and probably fatally wounded Joe Lewis after Lewis struck the sheriff with a wrench during questioning at Bountiful near Salt Lake City.
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Ogden
Utah
George B. Mann
Davis County
Joe Lewis
Lewis
Bountiful
Salt Lake City
Funeral services for AP writer Gilbert B. Littlefield
Gilbert B. Littlefield former Boston AP correspondent died at his Roxbury home. Funeral services will be held in Biddeford Maine on Tuesday. He was born in Biddeford August 24 1868 and graduated from Bowdoin College in 1890. He joined the Associated Press in 1900.
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Boston
Gilbert B. Littlefield
The
Associated Press
Roxbury
Biddeford
Tuesay
Mr. Littlefield
Bowedoin College
Associated ‘Proes
Trinity Church Schedule Update
Trinity Church Corner Lander and Arthur Streets announces Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Morning service at 11 and Church School at 10 a.m. No free service. Mr. Chandler has returned and will conduct the services.
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Trinity Church
H. L. Chandler
Lander and
Arthur Streets
Holy Communion
A. m
Chandler
California Takes Tennis Honors in Southampton Final
California players Howard Kinsey and Robert Kinsey won both singles and doubles titles at the Southampton international tennis tournament. Howard Kinsey defeated George M. Jett Jr. in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-0, while the Kinsey brothers beat Brian Norton and Lett in four sets 3-6 6-3 6-3 6-1. Irvin Weinstein of San Francisco won the consolation final over J. Laveard 7-5 6-4.
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Southampton
N. Y
California
Howard
Robert Kinsey
San Francisco
Lett
Chicago
Irvin Weinsteain
Gamies
J. Laveard
Oxford- Cambridge
Kinsey
Lott
Australians Sweep Canada In Davis Cup Debut
Montreal Aug 15 AP Victories by Gerald L Patterson and James Anderson completed a clean sweep for Australia with five wins to none in the second round Davis Cup series. Anderson beat Jack Wright 6 2 6 4 6 1 and Patterson edged Willard Crocker 6 4 11 9 6 4.
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Montreal
Gerald L. Patterson
James ©. Anderson
Canada
Anderson
Jack Wright
Patternson
Willard Crocker
May Not Appoint Senator's Widow
Governor G. Borla denied reports he might name Mrs. Edwin F. Ladd to fill the late U.S. Senate seat. He said no serious consideration had been given and a supposed letter praising Mrs. Ladd was described as unfounded.
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Forarnor
G. Borla
Edwin F. Ladd
United States
Tennis Cup Returns to England for Another Year
Forest Hills N Y Aug 15 AP the Wightman cup emblem of international women's tennis supremacy goes back to England for another year's sojourn Britain s feminine racquet wielders defended the cup defeating the Americans by four matches to three over two days The clinching doubles team of Kathleen McKane and Evelyn Collier beat Helen Wills and Mary Browne 6 0 6 3 after the United States had fought back to square the series
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Forest Hills
N. Y
England
Britain
Kathleen McKane
Evelyn Collier
Helen Wills
Mary K. Browne
United States
Junior title goes to coast in tennis tournament
Cranston Holman of Chicago loses in mixed doubles, while Malcolm Tae and Henry L Johnson Jr of Massachusetts win the sales doubles title after a tough match against Holman and Pare. Frank Shields of New York defeats Thomas of Elma in the boys final, with Shields and Thomas later capturing the national boys doubles title against Claster and Voorhicles.
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Chicago
Aue
Cranston Holman
Ran Eli
Housh Side
Ae Gaenleahall
Des Moines
Malcolm Tae
Henry L. Johnson, Jr
W Taban
Ape Pare
Frank Shields
Erg Yok
Wee Thomas
Elma N. Y
Tilden
Shields
Thomas Han
Bertram Claster
Orrisburg
Leroy Voorbkles
Cincinnati
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Green Castle
Harvard
Kiwanis Capagui
Pacific Northwest
Scottish Rite
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Fred ©. W. Parker
Kiwanis Magazine
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Scott
U. OF U
Babcock Organization of Student Thespians
Recreation Hall
NEW Music Studio
UNIGN
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