Commencement Exercises at Pocatello High School Tonight
President A H Upham of the University of Idaho will deliver the commencement address to the Pocatello high school graduates at the auditorium. The class of 105 is the largest ever. Betty Walters is valedictorian and receives a $100 Idaho scholarship plus a state essay prize. Several graduates join the National Honor Society and awards are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Pocatello High School
Betty Walters
University of Idaho At
Pocatello
American Association of University Women
Walters
John Wheeler
Clyde Tucl
Malcolm Meacham
W. H. DeBolt
H. B. Thompson
Charles G. Stout
Memorial Day Dances Draw Crowd at Lava Hot Springs
Memorial day at Lava Hot Springs sees strong attendance as two dances entertain visitors. An open air event on a new pavilion across the river from the state pool and a second in the Garage hall provide lively recreation for locals and visitors alike, while the article cautions not to overlook other aspects of Lava.
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Hot Springs
Whitestone
Strucelens
Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Alexander
Robinson Construction Company
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
C. A. Robinson
Twin Falls
Alexan Judge
Memorial Day Observance Closures Mark Bancroft Area
On Memorial Day Bancroft and surrounding areas observed the holiday with all business houses closed. Residents visited local cemeteries to honor departed loved ones. Visitors included Mrs. George Squires and daughter Letty of Logan staying with Miss Viola Harris and her mother.
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Bancreft
George Squires
Letty
Logan
Viola Harris
Keplar Sessions
Squires
Myrtle
W. H. Renfro
Twin Falls
Arnold Moss
Bountiful
Utah
Moses
A. H. Eaton
Eaton
William Harris
Elsie Sant
Ashton
F. B. Ellsworth
Claude Christenson
George H. Fisher
Ellsworth
Oakland
Calif
Colorado
Wyoming
Edward South
Veloy
Idaho
Palla
Randolph
Bancroft
George Higginson
Poccatello
Je Vea
W. H. Robertson
Salt Lake City
Memorial Day Movements and Travel Notes Across Local Families
Memorial day activities bring visitors to Oxford and nearby towns as families like the Fishers and Rigbys gather with relatives. Several residents travel to Decoration day observances and commencements, with Sperling and Ashton towns noted for family visits and departures. A frost damage report from Morgan Canning cites over 500 acres of bean crops affected, prompting seed reseeding plans as the June 5 planting date nears.
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Logan
Morgan Canning Company
Rules Albion Fund for Building Not to Be Supplemented
Boise June 1 AP The 90000 appropriation for Albion Normal school administration and auditorium building cannot be supplemented by other funds. Attorney General Frank L Stephan ruled that adding 6000 from the dormitory fund and 9000 from general expenses to reach 105000 is not permitted.
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Boise
Albion Normal School
Frank L. Stephan
Department of Public Works
Public Works Department
Construction of Power Plant at Twin Falls Cancelled
Twin Falls has cancelled a contract with Barry Dibble who planned a municipal light and power plant. The deal included a one million dollar bond issue to fund the plant and an option to buy the Clear Lakes power site in the Snake River Canyon north of Buhl.
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Twin Falls
Barry Dibble
Clearlakes
Snake River Canyon
Buhl
Many Births Reported Downey District Tribune Special
Downey June 1 health officer D H J Hartvigsen reports several births in the district. A son to Mr and Mrs Charles Stoddard Grant May 17. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Gus Hoppes Downey May 21. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Everett Godfrey May 21. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Erick Olson of Downey May 21.
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Downey
D. H. J. Hartvigsen
Charles Stoddard
Grant
Gus Hoppes
Everett Godfrey
Oifee
Erick Olson
Yellowstone park entrances open for tourism season
Cody Wyoming June 1 AP reports northern and western park entrances opened today while eastern Cody entrance waits until June 19 due to heavy snows. Southern entrance may remain closed until July. many mountain roads still snow blocked. hotels to open June 19. Births noted for Downey and Cambridge families.
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Cody
Wyo
Yellowstone Park
Sylvan Pass
Park
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO-GLO Ad from Cook Drug Co
An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO a new face powder claiming long wear and a peachy color. The Cook Drug Co. promotes the product with emphasis on a special French process and distinct branding.
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Cook Drug Co. Adv
Idaho Falls Captures Banner For Hundred Per Cent Attendance
Blackfoot hosted the Idaho BPU district meeting with Idaho Falls winning the attendance banner as Pocatello trailed and surrendered last year’s pennant. Rev. Stanley Gillette gave the outstanding address with Rev. McGraw also speaking. Officers elected include Nellie Willecke president Ferb Harris first vice president Edna Steffens second vice president Helen Burkman third vice president Elizabeth Sanders fourth vice president Ernest Johnsen secretary treasurer. Local Baptist ladies served supper to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferb Harris
Sen
Edna Steffens
Helen Burkman
Elizabeth Sanders
Ernest Johnsen
Baptist Indies
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Joseph Moroni Anderson
Helen Cecilia Banyard
Jean Margaret Barnum
Arthur Clair Barrett
Glenys M. Bassett
Anna Laura Berg
Florence Helen Bourne
Nathaniel David Brennecke
Grace Elizabeth Bryning
Catherine Elizabeth Burbridge
Lucile Ida Burbidge
Jack Wright Burns
Russell J. Burns
Helen Campbell
Florence June Chaffee
Alan O. Chalmers
Viola M. Chapman
Lena Clifford
Estelle Coffin
Mary M. Cosgrove
William H. Cox, Jr
Elizabeth Davis
Oscar B. Dean
Gail Decker
Geraldine B. Edgerton
Margaret B. Engstrom
Violet Evans
Elden Jackson Facer
Phillip W. Fever
Dorothy
Gill
Themla Gladwin
Clyde W. Gooderhem
Fredric Broscoe Goodhart
Helen Louie Gower
Margaret Ann Jessie Graves
Larry G. Guile
Idonia Hall
Eleanor Harrison
Milo Anderson
Ven Higginson
Alice Clara Hillbrand
Julia Hurt
Ethel N. Jensen
Kathryn Mary Jones
Sadie Eloise
Marjorie Louise Mitchell
Christian Roy Mitchell
Mary Lucille Myers
Irene Rosalie Nelson
Lucille Oviatt
Ernest M. Pearson
William Arthur Petersen
Leon Young Pond
Edith Potter
Marjorie Purdy
Elva M. Pugmire
Ruth Boretta Race
Elliot Eugene Redman
Evelyn Amelia Regan
Marvin Royce Reynolds
Gula Louise Robison
George Oliver Roche
Halleen
Betty May Walters
Margaret Charlotte Watson
John Lyndon Wheeler
Melba Wright
Ruth Lavaun Wright
James Ralph Young
Tribune Special
Roy Davis
Chris Nielson
Orson Shipley
Gladys Mickels
Cache Junction
Georgette
Beldings
South Main
Lewis St
Thue. Remington
Phylilis Alley
Oxford
Albion
Yellowstone
Eli Barnes
Boyd Dewney
James Criddle
Cambridge
Banner
TEA Tod Drugs Stores
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Jay
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White King Laundry Bar Lighthouse Cleanser
National Mazda
Philadelphia
Jax
Pound
Peerless
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Mazda
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California
King’s
Waterbury At
Amwim
Elm City Watch
Rell
Eaton’s
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Vick
Bell- Ans
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Parke
Americ Oil
Lux
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Adache
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Kara
Winej
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Hills
Caseara
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