Idaho Labor to Meet Here for Eighteenth Convention
More than 75 delegates from 50 local unions will attend the Idaho State Federation of Labor three day convention starting Monday. Key speakers include local and regional labor leaders and union presidents. Officers will be elected at the closing session with events planned including a mass meeting banquet and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Federation of Labor
August Rosqvist
Chas. A. Brown
J. Wesley Holden
Asher B. Wilson
W. W. Deal
B. A. McDevitt
James 0D. Graham
Montana State Federation of Labor
M. I. Thompson
Utah State Federation of Labor
Paul O’brien
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Geo. W. Hunt
R. T
E. J. Grady
R. C
R. Eishler
James Stice
A. M. Arnold
A. A. Evans
Sheep Shearers Union
W. H. Harris
Bannock Hotel
Society Entertained B H Club And Hit On Miss Club
Mrs James Lowrey and Mrs G C Vaughn substituted for the B H Bridge club hosted by Mrs J J Champieux with nine members present. High scores went to Mrs Champieux and Mrs Harrison. Miss Kathryn Tupper Rogers attended the Hit on Miss club luncheon at South Hayes avenue with covers for several members and guests. Contract followed and scores were led by Mrs Chilton with Mrs Hayes taking second. Samedi club members enjoyed luncheon at the Methodist Ladies Aid bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowrey
G. C. Vaughn
B. H. Bridge Club
J. J. Champieux
Ray Brookhart
Cary Edmonson
L. J. Schnabel
Bert Hard
Claude Bistline
Parry Harrison
Ray Bistline
H. L. Glendiman
Charles Butler
Champieux
Harrison
George Spongberg
South Hayes Avenue
Kathryn Tupper Rogers
Frank Pickett
C. F. Studebaker
A. W. Hayes
Charles Guthrie
W. B. Harris
A. L. Chilton
Samedi Club
Methodist Ladies Aid
Edward N. Roberts
Nicholas Ifft
Stanley Cleare
E. E. Moberly
Ivan Gasser
J. L. Hood
Chester Wells
Horace Whittlesey
Paul Bryan
William J. Mullen
Visit notes of McCabe and Spongbergs in Pocatello
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCabe of Los Angeles visited in Pocatello Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Spongberg. They were en route home from a visit with relatives in Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McCabe
Los Angeles
Pocatello
George Spongberg
Twin Falls
Strange as It Seems Recounts War-Tormed Fame of Four Venice Horses
The piece traces the journey of the four bronze horses once guarding St Marks in Venice. From Greece to Nero in Rome, Constantinople to Venice, Napoleon to Paris, and back to Venice after wars and upheavals. It notes their wartime safety and a later Belgium sport of training roosters to crow loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rome
Constantinople
Venice
Paris
St. Marks
Nero
Constantine
Napoleon
Belgium
Luncheon At Mrs Ifft’s Home Highlights Contract Game
A luncheon at Mrs. Ifft’s home hosted a contract card event with two tables in play. Honors went to Mrs. Moberly and Mrs. Wells as the winners, marking a local social and competitive afternoon.
Seven Test Questions With Historical Answers
The list asks seven quiz items covering dactylology the Marine Corps supervision by the Department of the Navy Anna Howard Shaw The Raven author Edgar Allan Poe Liberia location in West Africa the van or lead of an army Shoshone Dam location and Anton Chekhov the Bedouin tribal chief title Chief lists the U S president annual salary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Government
U. S. Marine Corps
Anna Howard Shaw
Anton Chekhov
U. S
Tragic death of four-year-old Peggy Smith in Aberdeen
Peggy Smith, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith, died Monday evening from rheumatism and complications. Funeral held Wednesday with service including a funeral march by Mrs Glenn Partner and vocal duets by Mrs Pearl Clinger with Fay Campbell, Scripture by Rev C D Fletcher, and more.
Obituary and Service Outline for Fugate and Mrs. Niel
Obituary notes for Fugate and Mrs. E H Niel with sermon by Rev Fletcher talk by A F Campbell and a vocal duet by Peggy Wrasper and Ethel Nelson. Benediction by F D Westover. Burial at I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fugate
E. H. Niel
Rev. Fletcher
A. F. Campbell
Peggy Wrasper
Ethel Nelson
F. D. Westover
Ordinance Granting Gas Franchise to Public Utilities Consolidated
City of Pocatello Idaho adopts Ordinance 821 extending rights to Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation to construct operate and maintain gas works in the streets and alleys for twenty five years from July 19 1936 with conditions on restoration safety insurance and city oversight. The ordinance references prior ordinances 230 and 4450 and sets terms for rates standards and city cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
J. Ward Green
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
Pocatello Gas & Power Company
Juty
Pocatello
Pocatello Gas & Power Company, & Corporation
Poratello
Maine
Pocsetello
Arizona
City OF
Pocatello Gas and Power Company, & Corporation
City of Pocatello
State
United States
Ocatello
Pocatello Ordinance Repeals Conflicting Provisions
The document states that the expiration of a term extends to July 19, 1961 unless terminated, repeals all conflicting ordinances, and declares the ordinance in full force after passage approval and publication. It is dated 1934 and signed by the Mayor with attestation.
All Bran Lab Tests Support Constipation Aid
Laboratory investigations show that ALL-BRAN adds bulk to stool and gently clears the intestines aiding regular habits. The product supplies twice as much iron as beef liver weight and is described as a pleasant cereal option versus drugs. Sold in grocers. Battle factory noted.
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Stirling’s, Inc
Chevalier
Night Hawk
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