Eleven Active Girl Reserves Grow in Pocatello
In Pocatello eleven active Girl Reserve triangles and one council operate at schools Washington Lincoln Whittier Emerson Bonneville Jefferson and a junior high in business and industry. Leaders guide honor programs with Blue Triangle goals Health Spirit Knowledge and Service plus chevrons rings and a large supportive network.
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Girl Reserve Movement
America
G. R
Young Women’s Christian Association
Kingdom of Friendly Citizens
Pocatello
Washington School
Lincoln School
sWhittier
Emerson
Bonneville
Jefferson
Blue Triangle
Pocatello Girl
Girl Reserve Triangles
Christ
God
Women pay the price as feminism reshapes lives
Narratives from court cases show two Berkeley wives paying for transgressions under shifting social norms. Nancy Ochsner, wife of a Stanford geologist, is jailed after a DWI conviction as her husband deserts family duties and custody battles unfold. Hugo N Orr’s wife faces scandal after an affair, kidnapping, and a failed elopement, with Orr ultimately pursuing divorce while the other involved party withdraws.
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Focatello Tribune
Erkeley
Cal
Nancy Ochaner
Stanford University
Los Angeles
Ochsner
Hugo N. Orr
Berkeley
Power Plant To Enable Shop Enlargements At Oregon Short Line
A new power plant north of the Oregon Short Line shops is under construction to support enlarged shops and facilities. Planned as a scalable facility with future expansion, it will include two 668 horsepower Sterling boilers, three 4000 cubic feet per minute air compressors, and a 268 foot stack. Expected to be ready for use in the fall, it aims to cut coal and other expenses through modern design.
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Oregon Short Line
W. R. Armstrong
Work on New Home for Eagles Lodge Progressing Fast
Construction crews tear down partitions at Main and Clark street to convert a former rooming house into the Eagle lodge hall. Volunteers will serve an Eagle brand lunch as remodeling advances toward a large lodge room club rooms a ladies room and kitchen for banquets socials and lodge sessions. The new home should be ready for occupancy in the late summer.
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Main
Clark Streets
Eagle Lodge
Religion From the Clouds to Be Theme for Summer Sermons
Congregational Church to hold June and July Sunday morning talks by Rev. C. H. Cleaves titled Religion Out of the Clouds. Each twenty minute talk will show practical religion for daily life and address practical issues, with a one hour service including a special musical number.
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C. H. Cleaves
Congregational Church
Tolman to Leave as Missionary for Central States
Elbert Tolman son of Mr and Mrs L H Tolman of 1125 North Buchanan avenue sails next week as a L D S church missionary to the Central States. A farewell testimonial is planned for next Wednesday evening at the Third Ward church with public invitation.
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Elbert Tolman
L. H. Tolman
Buchanan Avenue
Central States
Mr. Tolman
Tech
L. D
Tolman
Third Ward
Forum committee to meet at Ban nock hotel
The Poca tello chamber of commerce forum committee will meet Monday at 12 15 at the Bannock hotel. The group aims to hold open forums for discussion of public questions with members N B Pond chairman FE P Calph W R Ferris W M Snyder and J L King.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
N. 8
Pond
FE. P. Calph
W.R. Ferris
W. M. Snyder
J. 1
King
Pocatello Auto Leads Ford Sales in Idaho May Drive
The Pocatello Ford dealer led Idaho’s Balt Lake division by selling seventy five new and used Ford cars in May. Officials forecast beating the May record in June as demand grows and supply tightens. The distributor notes thousands of orders behind Ford and highlights a weekly release plan with over fifty customers paying 65 weekly or twice monthly while awaiting delivery.
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Pocatello Auto Company
Idaho
Balt Lake
Pocatello Company
Ford Motor Company
Dedication Today for Historic Spalding Mission Site
Ceremonies at the old Spalding mission on the Clearwater River will mark Idaho’s first mission. Governor Moore to deliver the principal address as Violet Chessman explains why Spalding embodies Idaho’s early civilization through home church and school.
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Theapwai
Clearwater
Spalding
C. C. Moore
Mary
A. P. Ludberg
Eliza Spalding
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Moscow
Eiiner Hoyt
Lewiston
Mision
Daughters of the American Revol Ution
Violet Bowley Chessman
Alice Whitman
Idaho
Clear- Water Valley
Nez Perce
Great Northwest
Idaho Silver Men Elect Fred T Dubois National Committeeman
The Silver Republican party of Idaho met in Pocatello and unanimously elected ex Senator Fred T. Dubois as national committeeman for the state. The issue followed other local notes including a theater show by The Grove Theatrical Company and a report on fishing on a reservation with warnings and arrests, ending with news of Mr Cartwell's recovery from injuries in the Malad bridge wreck.
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Pocatello Tribune
Idaho
Silver Republican Party of Idaho
Fred T. Dubois
Silver Republican Party
Police remark on arresting gambling event sparks legal doubt
Town talks claim a police officer boasted he could reach a gambling game in six minutes with $100 on the table. The incident raises questions about enforcement under Section 8 of the anti gambling law which requires officers to inform and prosecute offenders or face misdemeanor charges.
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Seavers
Pocatello
Seavern
Plymouth Rock
Ayress
End of a Rope and a Bearded Fashion Debate
A short item recounts English beard fashion causing military bans. It also reproduces a letter from Fort Hall Idaho dated May 19 about Sheriff Henry Plummer’s 1861 death by hanging with George Ives, noting others spared by Providence for future roles.
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O'Malley
Henry P. Morridge
Brooklyn
New York
Henry Plummer
Idaho
Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Worrlige
Bannock City
George Ives
Sheriff Plummer
United States
M. Yandell
The Agent Bald Nit Sunday On The Reservation
Fragmentary notes describe a proceeding on the reserve with vague tales of wild brushing by Lieuten. The account hints at a nostalgia for past aeons and broad public sighs for bygone days.
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Bald
Lieuten
Serious Train Wreck At American Falla
A runaway freight train derailed a westbound passenger train at American Falla in the morning of four o'clock. Five people were killed and eight possibly died, with one fatally injured and several others seriously wounded. The wreck destroyed engines, scattered cars, demolished the station, and telegraph wires were torn down. Superintendent Van Housen and Surgeon Steel raced to the scene within twenty minutes. Telegraph service was reestablished only after an hour and a half. John Reed brought aid on horseback after the wreck with no prospect of rapid communication restoration.
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American Falla
van Housen
Steel
Pocatello
John Reed
American
Visitors and social notes from Salt Lake City
Mrs George Gasser and her young son visit Salt Lake City while J M Ingersoll travels from Feces for a short stay. The G A R cemetery decoration shows weak patriotism with few attendees. Juvenile Bicycle club participants listed after a first outing include Ida Stevenson Emma Sell Neva Rice Maud Service Julia Swinhart Francis Rampton Mamie Franklin Edwin Fredell Tom Carrigan Tom Cunningham John Steeley Charley Reeves and Clarence Whittington. Noah Pond welcomes an eight pound boy at his home. Mrs George N Ifft and her son return from six weeks with her mother in Salt Lake City.
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Henry Sell
Ida Stevenson
Emma Sell
Neva Rice
Maud Service
Julia Swinhart
Francis Rampton
Mamie Franklin
Edwin Fredell
Tom Carrigan
Tom Cunningham
John Steeley
Charley Reeves
Clarence Whittington
George N. Ifft
Annual Meeting of Medical Men in Chicago Opens
Thousands of American physicians attend the American Medical Association session at Municipal Pier the week of June 2. The program features 16 sections with 300 papers, including insulin diabetes treatment, heart disease advances, modern anesthesia and X ray use. Foreign doctors will also participate with notable medical achievements.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Departments of Agriculture, Interior
Public Health
Idaho State Conventions Set Across June and August
The notice lists multiple conventions including Christian churches June 3 to 6 in Idaho, Men’s convention June 6 7, District Meeting June 17 by Ladies Society B of L F and E, Dental Association June 17 18, Osteopathic Association June 16 17 18, Laundrymen’s Association June 27 28, and American Legion August 7 9. The Idaho State Editorial Association date is to be set at the summer meeting in Grangeville.
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Idaho State Convention of Christian Churches
Ladies Society B
L. F. and E
Dental Association
Osteopathic Association
Utah-Idaho Laundrymen’s Association
American Legion
Idaho
Grangeville
Disciples of Christ Hold State Convention in Pocatello
The twenty fifth state convention convenes in Pocatello for four days starting Tuesday evening with a devotional service led by R F Jameson. welcome greetings are offered by local officials and Y M C A and Y W C A leaders. W I Turner of St Louis delivers the morning address and officers and committees are announced for the gathering.
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Disciples of Christ
Pocatello
R. F. Jameson
Caldwell
C. L. Cleaves
C. Ben Ross
Lawrence E. Goodwin
Mra
Gladys Pinkerton
Burley
L. Cook
Kuna
W. M. Davis
A. A. Harriman
Meridian
Bible School
Mae Wolfe
Boise
Christian Endeavor
J. Ee Rice
Nampa
W. M
J. Wyer
Local Notes From Malad Decoration Day Observed
Malad observers marked Decoration Day with a cemetery program led by the American Legion. Visitors include Mrs. Elias Morris visiting Ogden relatives and Mrs. Velda Bingham from Salt Lake, while Mrs. Khail Kingsbury heads to American Falls to join sister Rose Brown.
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Tribune
Malad
Elias Morris
Ogden
Velda Bingham
Salt Lake
Khail Kingsbury
American Falls
Rose Brown
Chicago
American Legion
Turner agency relocates to 139 St Arthur opposite Postoffice
The Turner agency announces its new location at 139 St Arthur, opposite the Postoffice, guiding customers to the relocated premises.
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The
Turner Ncy
St. Arthur
Postoffice
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Triangles OF Girl Reserve Organization
H. Robert Poultney
Girl Reserves
Young Women’s Christian Association For Girls
Fager
BY I. C. Owen
Orr
Eagles Lodge
Ford Sales
Resulte
Walla Walla
Stevens
Pire
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Coast
Lapwai
Perce
Indiana
Shason
Rocky Mountains
Cyrus Walker
Washington
Oregon
Marcus Whitman
Jason Lee
Grove
Wyoming
New Jersey
West
Irwin
Comany
Theig
William Penn
Bob Glenn
A. B. Bean
J. F. Murray
Spring Creek
Bean
Mr. Murray
Murray
Iadiatieus
Chas
Bull Trout
Mr. Cartwell
Haines
England
Luverne
B.s.co
Mrs
George Gasser
Little Son
Salt Lake City
J. M. Ingersoll
Convention OF Churches
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