Cameo Girl delight thrills Blackfoot audience at Orpheum
Blackfoot residents filled the Orpheum theatre Thursday for the Cameo Girl vaudeville show. Dorothy Dye Mary played the Cameo Girl with a strong voice, joined by lively acts from Miss Turman as The Duchess and Austin Stover as The Professor. The ensemble included Miss DeMary and Mr. Packham in song duets, plus several entertaining comic turns.
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Orpheum Theatre
Greenwich Village
Cecelia Cosgrove
Cinderella
Dorothy Dye
Mary
Queen of Moravia
Packham
Miss DeMary
Mr. Packham
Marie Dore
Mimi
Nora Jones
Shadowland
Helen Moyer
Jones
Marion Bell
Moravia
Dewey Halgeren
C. Be, Cunningham
A. Bellamy
Comc
Helen
Mary Lou Gould
Mabel
Julian Bills
Josephine
Cinderella ballet shines at Blackfoot with notable soloists
St likenlooper and Ernest Jackson appear ready for a Blackfeet audience as Margaret Millick stars Cinderella with Jean Collins as the Prince and Marzie Garland as the Fairy Godmother. The group earns honorable mention for chorus, with creditdue to the director and cast. The final show is at the Orpheum this evening as locals from Pocatello travel to Blackfoot to view the Elks presentation.
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Ernest Jackson
Margaret Millick
Cinderella
Jean Collins
Prince
Marzie Garland
Orpheum
Pocatello
Blackfoot
The
Elks
Examiners Named at Blackfoot Merit Badges Court
The Bingham county district council of the Boy Scouts of America will hold the first court of honor under the present organization with about 20 scouts to be promoted. Judge Adair and Scout Executive Elevens arranged instructors and examiners for 63 merit badge subjects, listing the following examiners by subject and name.
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Tribune
Bingham County District Council
Boy Scouts of America
Court of Honor
Adair
Scout
Max Feldbaum
J. H. Andersen
LeRoy Jones
BF. C. Stevena
Leah Dewey
KE .W. Stout
James Hoffman
W E. Bills
Earl Miller
Antone Bernat
KB. J. Peck
Walter F. Thomas
Il.b. Dustin
Donald Good
Cecil Clark
Evens
Trea Hale
Freda Simona
Hampton
Beck
Vpatrie
Hoover
V. C. Witte
M. B. Tuohy
James Boyle
John Thompson
Ray English
Ford Hassing
Leonard Davis
R. N. Ludi
Molden
HH. R. Wallis
James Young
L. FB. Woodruff
Funeral Services for Young Girl in American Falls
Funeral services were held for Laura Mae Johnson, 18, a senior at American Falls High School, under Bishop Collins of the LDS church. The crowded service featured classmates bearing flowers and acting as pallbearers. Survived by father Charles Johnson and siblings Lillian Meohlen Peter Charles and William, she had been ill with typhoid fever and pneumonia after her mother’s death on December 10.
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American Falls
Laura Mae Johnson
Bishop Collins
LDS
Johnson
Charles Johnson
Lillian Meohlen
Peter
Charles
William
Laura Mae
Bethany Deaconess Hospital
Mass Meeting Demands State Aid to Idaho Falls Roads
Idaho Falls holds a mass meeting urging state and county action to keep state highways open year round. A resolution asks for equitable gas tax division and funding to repair impassable roads, plus a plan to connect Idaho Falls with nearby areas. Committtees to subdivide districts for road leveling were appointed.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Idaho Fells
State Highway Department
Bonneville County
United States
Butter County
Snake River
Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Hanson
Two Alleged Liquor Violators Arraigned in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls on January 30 two men, H. S'rector and James Gimmell, were arrested by city police on unlawful possession of liquor. Nine pints of moonshine were found. Gimmell waived preliminary hearing and pleaded guilty. Proctor pleaded not guilty and was bound over to district court. Bonds set at $509 each.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
H. S’rector
James Gimmell
Singer
Gimmell
Proctor
Boys Lead Life Happy Hobo for Short Time
Deputy Sheriff Dan Owen and probation officer Lucia Kelson broke up a group of would be hoboes in Idaho Falls after they occupied an empty room in the Simma warehouse stocked with blankets and provisions. The group, made up of school boys, had used the vacant lot beside the warehouse for hay and sleigh storage. Two escaped while three were brought before Judge Singer who lectured them and released them on parole.
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Tribune Serzcial
Idaho Falls
Dan Owen
Lucia Kelson
Simma
Blackfoot Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Guest Talks
The Blackfoot Kiwanis regular weekly luncheon met at Eccles Thursday noon with President L C Colling presiding. Walker Davis led the ringing, Mrs Rex Dunlap at the piano. Guest B G Boone, chamber of commerce secretary, spoke on chamber work, and D A, a Kiwanis member from Spokane, Wash, attended.
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Boone
Small Boy Shoots Sister in Play Near Twin Falls Farm
Twin Falls January 30 nine year old Davey Griffin daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Griffin died at 2 30 Thursday at Twin Falls county general hospital from a rifle shot fired in play by her four year old brother Glenn at their home four miles south of the city The boy grabbed a rifle used for hogs and cried I ll shoot you shooting him in the back the bullet cut several large blood vessels despite immediate surgical aid life could not be saved
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Twin Falls
Davey Griffin
E. A. Griffin
Twin Falls County General Hospital
Glenn
Davey
Sle
Pension Bill for Teachers
Boise January 30 The revival of the Teachers Retirement controversy appears with house bill No. 73 by Brainard Preston and Talley. The measure creates a Teachers Retirement Fund governed by a board including the state superintendent the director of insurance the attorney general and two active teachers. A 1 percent November deduction from teachers salaries funds the new fund. New hires join automatically. current teachers may opt in. Retirement after 30 years or age 58 yields $500 yearly paid quarterly. 25 years service grants $300 yearly for disability. Fraud provisions and an emergency clause are included.
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Boise
Brainard
Preston
Talley
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Commissioner of Public Investments
Idaho
Idaho House Considers Reappropriating Tuberculosis Fund
Boise January bill seeks 141691.85 for building equipment and operation of a new tuberculosis hospital for sixty beds. The proposal, backed by women's clubs and a state public works agency, designates a central site and would use existing state hospital sites or a new location.
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Boise
Idaetch
Womens’ Clubs of
Idaho
Womens’ Legislative Council
Idaho Federation of Womens’ Clubs
loSdogists
State Department of Public Irks
State Department of Public Welfare
Abe Ri
State Department of Public Works
Massachusetts Civil Service Employs More Women Than Men
State records show women hold a larger share of civil service jobs than men in Massachusetts, reflecting shifting workforce participation across government posts.
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State of
Massachusetts
Arrest Deserter from Battleship Nevada Captured in Idaho
Sheriff Criddle escorted Emo Skomorski alias William Zorn to Los Angeles, arrested here as a deserter from the U S battleship Nevada. Skomorski will be turned over to the Navy Department by the sheriff.
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Criddle
Los Angles
Emo Skomorski
William Zorn
U. S
Nevada
Skomorski
Navy Department
Endorse Bible Bill at Idaho Methodist District Conference
A resolution was passed at the Idaho Methodist district conference endorsing bills in the state legislature to require Bible reading in public schools and to set aside an hour daily for religious instruction. The conference closes tonight.
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Filer
Methodist District Conference
Idaho
Natural Red Hair Rarity Among Women Noted
An article notes that natural red hair of any shade is very rare, estimating that only five women in every one hundred possess it.
Rotary Dinner Dance Shines at Idaho Falls Event
The Rotary club of Idaho Falls held its annual dinner dance with about 50 Rotarians and guests at a horse-shoe table aided by flowers. G Clyde Baldwin acted as toastmaster during President Rowels absence in California. Entertainment included interpretive dance by Miss Hester Miller, Rotary songs, a minstrel skit, and clog dancing by Harrison Dennis.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Rotary Club of
G. Clyde Baldwin
Rowels
California
Hester Miller
Rotary
Harrison Dennis
Dinwoodey
C. Wulhall
R. H. Snyder
Walter Bauchman
Oscar Johanesen
W. A. Baker
Clyde Baldwin
Fire damages potatoes at Curry cellar
Fire begun from a gasoline engine exhaust destroyed the Bogie Commission cellar in Curry, Idaho, damaging about 3,000 sacks of potatoes worth part of a 1500 dollar loss. Twin Falls firefighters helped prevent total loss. the 60 by 150 foot cellar would hold 20,600 sacks when full.
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Twin Falls
Big Bogie Commission Company
Curry
Carl Su. DeLong
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Skin Relief and Health
Advertising copy touts Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as permanent relief for constipation and related skin issues. It claims toxins harm health, promises cures for pimples and fatigue, and urges two tablespoons daily with milk or cream. Manufactured in Battle Creek, Michigan, and sold by grocers and hotels.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
Telegram protest over Sweeley speech on Gooding bill
Twin Falls county delegation sent a telegram to Senator Frank R. Gooding protesting E M Sweeley of Twin Falls speaking against the Gooding long and short haul bill. The legislature’s joint resolution approving the bill is cited as the true sentiment of Idaho lawmakers.
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Frank R. Gooding
E. M. Sweeley
Gooding
Idaho
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