Bible School Opens Monday for All Denominations
A five day Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday with interchurch support from Methodist Presbyterian and Congregational churches. It runs 9 to 12 each day in two city locations with beginners primary and junior divisions for ages 3 to 12. A 25 cent registration fee funds materials.
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Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Presbyterian
Congregational Churches
Congregational Church
Local Fraternal and Church Meetings Scheduled This Week
Portneuf Circle 892 N O W meets at 8 PM in the W O W hall. First Methodist board cancels Tuesday session. Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid to meet Wednesday 2 20 PM at 826 South Ninth. Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meets Tuesday 8 PM in Eagles hall with candidate class. L A B R T drill team to hold benefit dance Thursday night June 11 in W O W hall. Alameda Community Ladies’ Aid hosts business meeting Wednesday at 2 PM at 138 Wayne with Mrs R E Taylor hostess. Presbyterian Brotherhood dinner meeting Tuesday evening at 6 30 at the church.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Lena Strand
South Ninth Avenue
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Eagles Hall
L. A
B of R. T
Alameda Community Ladies’ Aid
Wayne Avenue
R. E. Taylor
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Doctor Chilton to Attend California Educational Congress
Dr. A L Chilton leaves Sunday June 7 for Berkeley California to attend an Educational Congress at the University of California. The office will be kept open for your convenience.
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A. L. Chilton
Berkely
Calif
University of California
State Calls Bids on Eastern Roads
Bids on two highway jobs were invited by the Bureau of Highways. One project covers seven miles of the Idaho Montana highway between Hamer and Mubois in Jefferson and Clark counties. The other covers 44 miles of the Roosevelt highway between Rainy Creek and Irwin in Booneville county. Bids will be opened in Boise in June.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
Hamer
Mubois
Jefferson and
Clark
Rainy Creek
Irwin
Booneville
Bole
Graduates Urged to Defend Democratic Higher Education
Speaker Dr. Bryan lauded Idaho's public higher education system at a B S ceremony noting the need to protect state funded schools from aristocratic attacks. He urged graduates to stay aware of human and material worlds and defend access to education for all.
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E. 0. Leonard
Lorena Bixby
Leters and Sciences
A G. Gough
Dyer
Frazier Hall
Dr. Bryan
Dean Dyer
Idaho
Northwest
Teh Speaker
America
Portneuf Lodge Plans Evening Masonic Meeting
Trustees will convene after dinner as Portneuf lodge No 18 AF and AM holds a stated communication Wednesday evening at 7 40 at the Masonic temple.
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Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. M
Wil
Masonic Temple
Three Prisoners Escape Asylum
Three inmates of the state hospital for the insane who escaped Saturday and Sunday nights were being sought today by officers. They are John McDonald and Carl Ernst, who escaped Saturday night, and Newell Kendell, who escaped Sunday night. McDonald and Ernst were transferred from the criminal insane ward of the state penitentiary at Boise. McDonald was sentenced for murder and Ernst for forgery. Kendell was sent to the hospital from Bannock County.
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Blackfoot
State Hospital For
John McDonald
Carl Ernst
Newell Kendell
McDonald
Ernst
State Penitentiary
Boise
Kendall
Bannock County
Bereaved families thank friends for support after loss
The Rupp and McCullough families express gratitude for help during bereavement and funeral services and for floral offerings and transportation. Herman McCullough, wanted on burglary charges, was arrested with Ded Wilson by State Patrol after involvement with an attempt to escape jail. State attorney Isaac McDougel stated the charges and ongoing case details.
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Herman McCullough
Isaac McDougel
Maurice Rossiter
Ded” Wilson
Supreme Court
McCullough
Dance Revue Lovely at Frazier Hall by Pinkerton School
The Pinkerton School of Theatre Arts presented an annual review at Frazier hall with acrobatic and adagio dancing, ballet, and humor from Krazy Kat Kabaret. Costumes and lighting by Wendell Rich Mildred Robinson enhanced scenes including an underwater number and Tschaikowsky Nutcracker finale.
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Pinkerton School of Theatre Arts
Frazier Hall
Tschaikowsky
America
Lovers of
Sugar Plum Land
Wendell Rich
Mildred Robinson
Pinkerton
Emily Porges
X. Servel
Carl Brandt
Cows Sell for Cash to Support Pressley Family
Two cows sold for 106 dollars in cash to M. M. Pressley of Speedwell North Carolina. The money was used to support his family in addition to providing cream.
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M. M. Pressley
Speedwell
N. C
Birthday Breakfast Party for Tom Furchner
Mrs. W. C. Furchner surprised her son Tom on his sixteenth birthday with a breakfast gathering at home this Saturday. Attending were Bill Furchner Roland Dance Jack Scollard Kenneth Weise and Tom Smith.
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W. C. Furchner
Tom
Bill Furchner
Roland Dance
Jack Scollard
Kenneth Weise
Tom Smith
Weeter Visits Pocatello Amid Local Property Ties
J. Weeter of Salt Lake City with extensive local property interests spends several days in Pocatello arriving Saturday to inspect holdings and meet with area associates.
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J. ©. Weeter
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
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H. J. Plumhof
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Hawaii
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R. A. Rupp
George Rupp
Watson’s
Wright Arch
Watson Bros. Society Brand Rothes
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The
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Tribune
School of Theatre Arts
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Blackfoot Society
Hollywood
Terrell’s
Florsheim
Famous
Florsheims
Enna Jettick
Selby Arch Shoe
Peacocks
Star Brand
Allen
Dr. Scholl
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Karastan
Whittall Mills
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