Missionary Dr. Dye to Speak at Central Christian Church
Dr. Royal J. Dye a former missionary to Africa will speak at 8 p m Tuesday June 3 under the United Christian Missionary Society at Central Christian church in Pocatello. He helped establish the Congo Christian mission at Bolenge and served there from 1899 to 1907.
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Royal J. Dye
Africa
United Christian Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
Pocatello
Dr. Dye
Congo
Congo County
Congo Mission
Dye
Bolenge
America
Royal T. J. Dye
Child Suffocates During Holiday Visit in Idaho Falls
An infant, three months old, suffocated in bed at a local motor court during a visit by former Idaho Falls residents Mr and Mrs Thomas O Elness of Twin Falls. Bonneville county coroner Fred Porter labeled it accidental.
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Idaho Falls
Thomas O. Elness
Twin Falls
Fred Porter
Bonneville County
Obituaries for Hay Hemingsen Spillman Area Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Arthur Leon Hay 67 and Lewis Charles Hemingsen 57 were held at the Hall funeral chapel in Pocatello with L D S and AME officiants. Mary Ann Spillman 84 died after a Boise auto crash. service conducted in Pocatello with L D S elders and multiple speakers. Interments planned at Mountainview and Mountaintiew cemeteries. pallbearers and soloists named. multiple community members listed as supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leon Hay
Pocatello Hospital
Hall Funeral
Simon J. Holly
Pocatello A.M.E. Church
Wil Laster
Melvin Stoker
J. T. Jones
Frank Allen
Mountainview Cemetery
Lewis Charles Hemingsen
Pocatello
Hall
Noah S. Pond
Pocatello Second Ward
L.ds
Helen Harper
Erma Croxall
Evelyn Isham
Arthur W. Hall
Elder Pond
F. A. Patterson
C. H. Hall
Sam Maynard
P. OC. Watson
J. A. Hartvigsen
Mary Ann Spillman
Boise
Pocatello Third Ward
L.D.S
M. L. Western
Gladys Trimming
Lucille Denkers
Lillis Hill
Leo Edgley
Birdwell Finlayson
William H. Jackson
Ogden University
E. LeRoy Harrison
Samuel Cox
W. E. Gee
David Hillbrand
Frank H. Smith
Lamont H. Tolman
John Vaughn
Lenna
Concerning Old Houses and Snake Skins in the Orchard
Tuesday visit yields a tale of Cresty the Fly catcher who seeks cast-off clothes of the Snake family. Jenny Wren explains Cresty and his wife insist on snake skins in their nest, a practice she finds odd yet notes their good taste in choosing a home. Next story: Concerning Old Houses.
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Cresty
Peter
Jenny Wren
Jenny
Cresty the Flycatcher Seeks Snake Skins From Peter Rabbit
Peter Rabbit asks Jenny Wren where to find cast-off snake skins for Cresty the Flycatcher. Jenny Wren recoils at the topic and questions Peter about his unexpected request while insisting she cannot discuss it further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Wren
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Cresty the
Sorority Convention Planned by Beta Sigma Phi Members
Eighteen members of Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi plan state convention in Idaho Falls June 14 and 15 hosted by Idaho Falls members. A dinner at Bonneville hotel Saturday night and a formal dance at the Country club with 20-30 clubs, plus brunch Sunday. Registration 2 to 5 p m Saturday. Genevieve Bistline, president, available for information.
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Eghteen
Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Idaho Falls
Memrs
Bonneville Hotel
Genevieve Bistline
First Ward M I A States Program at LDS Chapel
First Ward M I A presents an evening program at 6 30 p m today in the First Ward LDS chapel directed by Hazel Olsen. The high school sextet Huldah Hanson Yvonne Christensen Janet Merrill Beverly Ashton Jean Satterfield Margaret Crane with Faye Lemmon, Herbert Roubidoux on violin, a vocal duet by Mr and Mrs Carl Belnap, organ by Gail Wells, a male quartet including Douglas Nielsen Burton Nielsen Ezra Hawkes Morgan Hawks with Josephine Hutchings, trumpet by Jay Slaughter and vocal by Leland Newy.
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First Ward
LDS
Hazel Olsen
Huldah Hanson
Yvonne Christensen
Janet Merrill
Beverly Ashton
Jean Satterfield
Margaret Crane
Faye Lemmon
Herbert Roubidoux
Carl Belnap
Gail Wells
Douglas Nielsen
Burton Nielsen
Ezra Hawkes
Morgan Hawks
Josephine Hutchings
Jay Slaughter
Leland Newy
Peace pipe still used by Canadian tribes in sealing bargains
The piece notes that many Canadian Indian tribes continue to smoke the peace pipe as a traditional part of finalizing agreements, reflecting enduring customs in negotiations.
Tough mission threads through a perilous polar trek
In fierce wind and snow Anne and Blaze Sherwood clash over Paxmore plans as they shelter with Mackey. Sherwood reveals the Shya Naga prince lineage and Paxmore’s greed, while Anne presses for purpose as the party faces a dangerous, remote landscape.
Your Child and His Problems
A five year old boy named Toby learns to fit in with peers, faces swearing after mixing with other boys, and his mother tries punitive discipline. The piece argues that isolation harms, urging calm teaching and example to guide development through natural phases rather than sterilizing life. It stresses honest, sometimes crude behavior and the need to teach manners, ethics, and self assertion as children grow.
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Toby
Idaho Falls Temple 55 Percent Complete Says Finlayson
Finlayson reports Idaho Falls L D S temple project about 55 percent done with the super structure at 80 percent. 300 tons steel, 15 loads of lumber, 6000 cubic yards concrete, 30000 cement bags used. Tower to be finished in about 30 days. Aluminum sash delivery uncertain due to priority. fabrication to start soon. Materials include white quartz rock and white cement. cost around 65000. Roof cementing scheduled. annex and temple areas described. project may reach use about a year after completion of internal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ramish
W. E. Arrington
Idaho Falls
Teaching Children to Face Difficulties With Patience and Guidance
The text argues against denouncing other children and urges parents to teach five year olds to stand their ground with good manners and thoughtful words. It emphasizes daily routines shaping attitudes over emergency withdrawals and praises Mr. Angelo Patri for a leaf let titled Helpful Habits with instructions to request it via mail.
Mrs West Hosts Eight and Forty Honor Society Meeting
Mrs Thomas P West and co host Mrs O D Garrison welcomed members of the American Legion auxiliary honor society to a meeting at South Fifth avenue home. La petite chapeau led the session and plans were made to invite depart mentale chapeau.
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Eight
Et Forty Honor Society of the
American Legion Auxiliary
Thomas P. West
South Fifth Avenue
O. D. Garrison
la Petite Chapeau
J. C. Bangs
Departmentale Chapeau
W. E
Fort Hall meeting hints at new partners initiation
Evans of Fort Hall and Mrs Esther Cutler Fort Hall secretary plan the next meeting with initiation of new partners. Members spent the evening sewing and enjoying an advertising contest won by Mrs Bert Weston. Attendance favor went to Mrs J Bryan Blackhurst. The house looked lovely with garden flowers and a dessert supper for Mesdames Leland Woolley Pred Linck Bert Weston L R Haley Vernon Atwood Harriet St Marie Reade Young Elmer Smith Wilford Dohse Blackhurst Bangs.
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Vernon Atwood
Harriet St. Marie
Reade Young
Elmer Smith
Wilford Dohse
Blackhurst
Bangs
Reading Club Opens at Public Library This Summer
Miss Margaret Ruth Edwards, children's librarian, announced the patchwork quilt reading club starts Monday with 300 members aged eight to twelve. Patches award after each book and double patches after two nonfiction books. The season ends with a quilt display on June 5 at Bonneville branch 1 30 and library 2 30 in the children's room, followed by a puppet show by Nellie Mendham. Puppets by Pocatello girls including Mernette Rob inson Lois Johnson Beverly Oliver Beverly Griffin Gretchen Kemper Mabel Merrill will be shown Thursday to Saturday.
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Margaret Ruth Edwards
The
Public Library
Miss Edwards
Bonneville
Nellie Mendham
Pocatello
Mernette Robinson
Lois Johnson
Beverly Oliver
Beverly Griffin
Gretchen Kemper
Mabel Merrill
Hay Production in Northern Russian Ukraine
Hay is made in northern sections of the Russian Ukraine from grasses which grow ten to fifteen feet high. The mention highlights regional forage practices and tall grass species used in haymaking.
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Russian
Ukraine
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First Ward M. I. A. States
Indianapolis Speedway
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Oher
Rita Mohler Nanton
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Doddap
Mackey
Sherwood
Blaze Sherwood
Yahi
Shani Lun
Tibet
Shami Lun
Sherdock Fuyeh
Buddha
Europe
Delun
Paxmore
Shya Naga
Pax
Father
L. D. S. Temple
Finlayson
Zenith
Carnes Music CO
Zenith Radios Pocatello
the AN
Fargo-Wilson-Wells CO
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Mexico
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