Methodists to Convene Idaho Conference in Pocatello Aug 24
The Idaho annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church meets in Pocatello for the first time in 35 years starting August 24 with Bishop, clergy and lay delegates from six eastern Oregon counties and all Idaho except the far north. Notables include Titus Lowe, Dr Paul Arthur Schilpp, Rev Owen Geer and Col Frank Ebbert.
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Idaho
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pocatello
Oregon
Titus Lowe
Washington
Alaska
Northwest
Paul Arthur Schilpp
Northwestern University
Owen M. Geer
Methodist Church
Frank B. Ebbert
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morals
Congregational Church
First Ward
Walter H. Cleare
Earth
Heaven
Methodist Protestant Church
America
Gross W. Alexander
Pocatello Church
Dean of Women to Open Office Soon at University
Miss Elizabeth Crandall named dean of women at the University of Idaho Southern and will open her office September 1. She replaces Miss Marguerite P. Drew who resigned to marry history instructor Dr Harold C. Wedeler.
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Elizabeth Crandall
University of Idaho, Southern
Crandall
Marguerite P. Drew
Harold C. Wedeler
Ventura Junior College
Ventura
Cal
Western Reserve University
Branford University
University of Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
International Grenfell Association
Labrador
Newfoundland
Butterfat Prices Expected to Rise in Coming Months
Dr. E. W. Gaummitz, dairy section chief, said farmers may see higher butterfat and butter prices in the coming months. He noted drought has already pushed prices up and warned winter increases may not match last season’s sharp rise.
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Gauinnitz
New York
Masters Predicts Democratic Victory in Idaho Primary
Ira H. Masters, Idaho and Utah publisher and secretary candidate, says the Democratic primary turnout of about 65 000 to 40 000 for Republicans signals a large Democratic victory in November. He cites large margins for secretary of state in southeastern Idaho and counties of Bingham and Ben nock as proof of strong support.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Ira H. Masters
Utah
Masters
Bingham
Bennock
Isaak Rites Held in Aberdeen Church
Funeral services for David Isaak, son of Peter Isaak, were held at the Mennonite church in Aberdeen with Rev. P. Wedel officiating. The service included prayers, remarks, a quartet, and hymns. pallbearers were Dave Becker, Waldo Friesen, Carl Wiebe, Arthur Friesen, Walter Wiebe, and Bill Lehman. interment followed in the Mennonite cemetery. Survivors include his father, several siblings, and fiancee Elva Lehrman.
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Aberdeen
David Isaak
Peter Isaak
Mennonite Church
P. Wedel
Rev. Wedel
Agatha Toeves
Edith Geisbrecht
Edgar Toeves
Paa Klempel
Henry Becker
Edwin Becker
Arthur Wenger
Dave Becker
Waldo Friesen
Carl Wiebe
Arthur Friesen
Walter Wiebe
Bill Lehman
Alvin Schmidt
Buhler
Kan
R. J. Schroeder
American Falls
Jake
Henry Friesen
Armin Schroeder
Herbert Yehman
Henry Isaak
Frieda
John Isaak
Elva Lehrman
H. H. Lehrman
Mennonite Cemetery
Two Farmers Die Near Blackfoot
Samuel R Kelley of Groveland dies after a lingering illness at his sister’s home. He was born July 24 1858 in Provo and lived in Groveland 38 years. survivors include Dora Jenkins San Francisco Stephan Kelley Pocatello Emily Fisher Mountain Home Orson Kelley and Ed Kelley Yelm plus Mrs Ben Marvel and Susie Metzler San Francisco. Funeral services set for Groveland ward 2 pm Sunday. George Heaton 58 a Kimball native is found dead on his grain binder of heart failure with wife and several children surviving. Heaton’s parents moved from Boise about 45 years ago.
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Samuel Russell Kelley
Groveland
Ben Marvel
Provo
Dora Jenkins
San Francisco
Stephan B. Kelley
Pocatello
Emily Fisher
Mountain Home
Orson K. Kelley
Ed K Kelley
Yelm
Wash
Susie Metzler
Groveland Ward
George Heaton
Kimball
Mr. Heaton
Boise
Crews Finish New Overpass At American Falls
American Falls August 15 Special crews complete finishing touches on a new concrete and steel overpass spanning Union Pacific tracks toward Aberdeen. The structure will give motorists access to American Falls dam, a major irrigation project, replacing an older wooden span. A short detour remains on the Roosevelt highway to Aberdeen or Blackfoot while oiling work advances ahead of winter.
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American Falls
Union Pacific
Aberdeen
American Fall Dam
Blackfoot
Funeral services held for Frank Gill at ward tabernacle
Funeral services for Frank Gill were held at the ward tabernacle with Bishop Nels Bastian presiding. Opening prayer by Peter D. Maughan and closing by Laurence Merrill. Music by ward choir and duets by Shirley and Franciss Merrill and Weldon and Marion Gill. Speakers included Charles Mickelsen, Thomas Preston, Thomas Rose, and Bishop Bastian. Grave dedication by Ezra Benson.
Roosevelt warns on world peace and defense of neighbors
President Roosevelt, speaking at Chautauqua, expresses deep concern over international tensions while urging neutrality and a good neighbor policy. He recalls war horrors and says the United States would defend itself and its neighborhood if war comes, preferring peace and democracy.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Roosevelt
North
South America
M Roosevelt
America
Spain
Cotton Blossom Singers Perform in Pocatello
The Cotton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods Mississippi will give two shows in Pocatello at the First Methodist Church and Bethel Baptist Church. They sing spirituals and plantation songs learned in country churches with no admission charged.
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Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Pocatello
First Methodist Church
Gross W. Alexander
Methodist Church
Methodist
Bethel Baptist Church
Universal Emancipation Church Claims No Man's Land Territory
Edwin S. Agnew supreme regent of the Universal Emancipation Church filed claims to about 1300 square miles in central Colorado known as no man’s land. The area was proclaimed U S territory by Gov. Ed C. Johnson last week and tied to the Louisiana purchase and Mexican cession. The church affiliates with a national Eso Teric group and accuses the United States of acquiring the land through trickery and Ute force dating back more than 70 years.
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Denver
No Man’s Land
Colorado
Ed C. Johnson
United States Territory
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Mexico
Universal Emancipation Church
Edwin S. Agnew
Jehovah
Great Spirit
Agnew
Roosevelt
General Land Office
Tyo
Eccles Says Recovery Fast. Questions Business Leaders View
Marriner S. Eccles, former Utah banker and Federal Reserve chairman, urged that the rapid recovery makes it hard to understand business leaders who claim government hindrance. He noted nationwide prosperity during his tour and predicted continued recovery to new production, employment, and national income levels.
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Salt Lake City
Marriner S. Eccles
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Federal Reserve
Maley Infant Dies in Salmon pneumonia
About four months old baby Ma ley, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Maley, died Tuesday evening at Salmon from pneumonia.
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Salmon
Maley
Jack Maley
Territory Proclaimed After Agnew Action Weeks Earlier
Agnew said he acted a week before Governor Ed C. Johnson formally proclaimed the land United States territory last week. The move comes as officials confirm the area is now under federal status.
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Agnew
Ed C. Johnson
United States Territory
Wallace Beery Move Noted in Mining Family Obituary
The body was taken to Portland for burial as the family from Portland had arrived weeks earlier. The father, who has been mining on the north fork of Wallace creek, and the two brothers survive the deceased along with other relatives.
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Portland
Ore
Wallace Creek
Parients
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