Graduation Recital by Marjorie Patterson Griffith at Adelaide Anderson
Pianist Marjorie Patterson Griffith will present a graduation recital at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music Recital Hall on Saturday night June 7 at 8 15 PM. The program includes Thirty Two Variations Beethoven Three Etudes Chopin Lotus Land Cyril Scott Hungarian MacDowall Reflections on the Water Debussy Symphonic Variations Cesar Franck with orchestral parts on second piano. A 4 H Second Ward Mi Ka Wee sewing club organized May 29 under Catherine York with officers Lois Wright president Adeline Wright vice president Virginia Koch secretary Sybil Tanner club reporter etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Patterson Griffith
Adelaide Anderson School of Music Recital Hall
Chopin
Cyril Scott
MacDowall
Debussy
Cesar Franck
Adelaide Anderson
Catherine York
Lois Wright
Adeline Wright
Virginia Koch
Sybil Tanner
Beth Maynard
Mary Kutterer
Martha Willis
Arlene Robinson
Oral Foreman
Flossie Haines
Leola Olsen
Larue Fillmore
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Griffith
Club Bridge Teas Highlight Social Week
Mrs. Chester G Wells hosted a refined contract club afternoon at Garfield Avenue with Mrs Charles Kelly high scorer and guests including Mrs Nicholas Ifft Mrs William B Cady Mrs Stanley Cleare Mrs Richard Howard. R H Munson held a dessert luncheon on West Custer with nine guests and winning score by Mrs Guthrie. George and Ray Woodhall left for Salt Lake after visiting aunt Mrs Edward Connolly. Mrs Albert Anderson hosted informal tea on North Hayes Avenue in honor of Mrs L H Bruce of Twin Falls with a mixed guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester G. Wells
No. Garfield Avenue
Charles Kelly
Nicholas Ifft
William 8. Cady
Stanley Cleare
Richard Howard
Wells
R. H. Munson
Bridge Club
West Custer
C. A. Carmack
Charles Guthrie
C. H. Stafford
W. W. Woolord
Joseph Jenkinson
R. C. Blakeslee
Allen Black
George
Ray Woodhall
Salt Lake
Edward
Connelly
Mr. Connelly
Albert Anderson
North Hayes Avenue
L. H. Bruce
Twin Falls
Charles R. Hall
Tony Schmit
Orin Hale
Oscar Wiker
Jennie Tanner
Harold Cochrane
Elquist
Burley
Club Luncheon at Monson's and Alameda budget notes
Mrs. R. C. Blakeslee hosted her bridge club luncheon at Monson's with guests including Mrs. Allen Black. Honors went to Mrs. Bistline and Mrs. Black. The document also presents the Village of Alameda Idaho 1934 35 budget estimate detailing expenses for general and special levies, sinking funds, and waterworks bonds, approved May 16 1934, by J. H. Guyman and village officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Blakeslee
Bridge Club
Monson
Allen Black
Cary Edmonson
Reddy Fox Smashes Into Johnny Chuck House
Reddy Fox speeds along a path but crashes into the paper house of Johnny Chuck’s friends. Mrs Hornet and family spill out with needles as Reddy yells, then slips toward home. Peter Rabbit awakens, sees Berry flee and Johnny Chuck laugh at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Reddy
Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Berry
Peter
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Ed Burke Idaho
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho Agnes Roche executrix of the last will of Ed Burke deceased gives notice to creditors and other claimants to file their claims with vouchers within six months after the first publication at the office of W H Witty Pioneer Building Pocatello Idaho. Date May 16 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
ED Burke
Edward Burke
Agnes Roche
W. H. Witty
Pioneer Building
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello City Plans Budget For Fiscal Year 1934
The Mayor and City Council of Pocatello Idaho approve a detailed budget estimate for the year starting May 1 1934. It lists General Levy expenditures including administration police fire and public works totaling 154 211.90 plus Special Levy items 122 402.00 library cemetery and other warrants totaling 686 533.30 and bond levies 66 200.00 plus waterworks and sewer bonds 8 400.00 18 800.00 9 45 900.00 and sprinkling 95 990.80. The report notes total city revenue for the prior year was 292 224.75. Published by direction of the Mayor and City Council. J Ward Green City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Idaho
Bannock County
Board of Trustees
Pocatello Tribune
Alameda Fire Department
Sanitary Department
Fire Department
Staal
City of
Pocatello
Posatello
Ross Park
Vane
Sein Seenes
J. Ward Green
Notice of Public Auction for 1929 Durant Coach in Pocatello
At 2 p m on June 11 1934 the Amphlett Chevrolet Co Garage 660 West Center Street Pocatello Idaho will sell for cash a 1929 Durant Coach serial C-35089 motor 120016 ordered by L P Christensen. Sale held under Idaho Code sections 44 705 44 705 dated June 1 1934. By C D Amphlett president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphlett Chevrolet Company
West Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Durant
L. PF. Christensen
Amphlett Chevrolet Co
C. D. Amphlett
Notice to creditors in the Estate of Mary Jane Hawkley
In the Probate Court of Bannock Idaho the estate of Mary Jane Hawkley Deceased invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers to Administrator at 273 Taft Avenue Alameda Bannock County Idaho within six months from first publication June 1 1934 or be barred. Administrator Carl C Christensen attorney for Administrator Pocatello Idaho dated June 1 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Mary Jane Hawkley
Taft Avenue
Alameda
Idaho
Pocatello
D. T. Hawkley
Carl C. Christensen
Carpenter James Wallace Becomes Golf Pro At Selsden Park
James Wallace the unemployed carpenter who was a finalist in the British amateur championship accepts a golf professional position at Selsden Park club near Croydon. He will start next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Scotland
James Wallace
Carpenter
Lawson Little
Selsden Park Club
Croydon
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. C. Watkins
Charles Butler
Don Richards
Ray Bistline
W. W. Woolard
David Durham
C. E. Connors
Vaughn D. Lyons
Bistline
Black
Acini
J. H. Guyman
Afternan
Lal
Ralph
Brooks
Bedtime Story
Reddy Fox
Mickey Mouse
General Foods
Ae Corepin
Scholls
Canton Cafe
Raahos
Ating
Wall Street
Certo Laboratories
Certo
F. Corp
Mrs. Brown
America
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