Summer School Opens June 17 at Idaho Southern Branch
University of Idaho Southern Branch prepares for summer session in Pocatello starting June 17 with a full faculty and courses for first and provisional first grade county certificates. Dr Frederick Kelly leads the session with Prof Ethel Redfield directing and a strong line of Idaho educators.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello
Ethel E. Redfield
Tribune
Parent-Teachers Association
Miss Redfield
Idaho
Frederick Kelly
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Martin F Angell
Southern
Ethell& Redfield
Department of Education
Yesion
Paul Guyet
Arthur Kean
Thora Martin
J. M McDonald
Pocatello City
Eva Weir
T. R. Neils
Donald Kissane
T.R Neilson
J. C. Gardner
Hilda Guyet Abraman
Mase! Quasdorf
Horarian
Josephine Brossard
Redfield
Grace County
Irs
Hedfield
Pocatello Boy Passes Annapolis Examinations
Marritt Higham of 904 West Young Seaman, a 1927 Pocatello High School graduate, visited before proceeding to Annapolis. He secured a first alternate appointment from Senator Borah and then moved into the Naval Academy entry process. He passed government and civil requirements for entrance despite a recent medical hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marritt Higham
Pocatello High Schoo
Annapoli
Maryland
United States Naval Academy
Higham
Wiliam E. Borah
Naval Service
San Pedro
California
City Briefs Highlight Local Obituaries and Appointments
J R Jeffries 54 resided at Roulet apartments North Matin died Saturday morning at Locs hospital after paralysis attack. Funeral Monday 2 p m at McHan chapel with Mountainview cemetery interment. Survived by wife, a brother Henry Jeffries Kansas City Mo and sister in Oakland Calif. Mr Jeffries ran a St Marie hotel news stand after moving from Colorado a year ago. Eagles lodge to meet Monday 8 p m with initiation, social dance to follow. Delegation planned for Idaho Falls state convention June 10 11 and 12. Miss Emma Louise Eisenberg and Miss Edna Basket left for summer vacations. New music instructor Pernand Pascal joins Adelaide Anderson School of Music. Yellowstone Park opens for automobile travel Saturday inviting first fishing and scenic visits ahead of June 20 hotel and camp service start.
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J. R. Jeffries
Roulet
North Matin Street
Locs
McHan Chapel
Mountainview Cemetery
Henry Jeffries
Kansas City
Oakland
Calif
Jeffries
Colorado
Mr. Jeffries
St. Marie
Eagies’ Lodge
Pocatello Lodge
Idaho Falls
Emma-Louise Eisenberg
Pocatello Senior High
Edna Basket
Eisenberg
St. Louis
Missouri
Miss Basket
Topeka
Kansas
Mis Eisenberg
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Idaho graduate to lead county weed control effort
A. B. Koster, set to graduate from the University of Idaho this spring, will take over the county weed control program after a Saturday consultation with county agent R. S. Bristol. Survey work is under way and expected to finish by July 1, followed by spraying operations.
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A. B. Koster
University of Idaho
R. S. Bristol
Death of Judge Frantz Remembered In Pocatello
Mrs Alice Frantz of Long Beach California reports her husband Judge Frantz died on May 18 He was among Pocatellos first residents and long time clerk in the office of a Short Line master mechanic He was 63 at death
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NM. Eldredge
Alice Frantz
Long Beach California
Judge Frantz
Prantz
Pocatello
Short Line
Bethel Baptist to Host Rev Gordon McPherson Address
Bethel Baptist church at Fifth and Fremont streets invites the public to a Thursday evening talk by Rev Dr Gordon McPherson, a renowned Negro preacher. A union Evangelical service with organ and vocal music is planned at First Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Charles G Stout delivering the sermon.
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Billy
Gordon McPherson
America
Bethel Baptist Church
Fifth and
Fremont Streets
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles G Stout
Bullard To Visit Pocatello June 13
J I King former president of the local chamber and a state chamber board member reports Major General and Mrs Bullard will visit Idaho June 9 to 14. The schedule includes a June 13 visit to Pocatello with a war of the Twin Palis country and a 9 20 p m arrival return, a June 14 Pioneer celebration at Rigby, and possible Yellowstone park visits.
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J. I. King
Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Boise
Robert Lee Bullard
Washington
Idaho
General Bullard
Armory
University of Idaho
King
Lewiston
Grangeville
Payette Lakes
South Idaho
Thetate Chamber of Commerce
Payette
Boise Valley
Mr King
Pocatello
M. B. Yeameon
Idaho Falls
Twin Palis
Bullard
R Gh
Last Meeting of Year of the Women’s Study League
The Women’s Study League holds its final meeting of the year Thursday at 2 30 PM at the Y W C A. The music committee organizes the program and tea will be served.
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Women's Study League
Guheen Family Plans Austin Nevada Trip
Mrs. J. J. Guheen and her sons Billy and Jack traveled from their home to Montpelier on Saturday. Mrs. Guheen will be joined by her brother Jake Smith for the journey to Austin Nevada and they expect to return in about 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Guheen
Billy
Jack
Montpelier
Walker announces daughter's marriage in West Pocatello
Mr and Mrs B F Walker announce the marriage of their daughter Lelia to Clarence T Mackland of Pocatello. The couple married here on May 30 and left for Los Angeles for their honeymoon. Portneuf Circle 892 N O W will meet Monday at 8 o'clock at the W O W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Walker
West Pocatello
Lelia
Clarence T Mackland
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Former Pocatello Man Invents Light Turns With Steering Wheel
William R Johnston of Los Angeles, formerly a Pocatello shop foreman, has completed the Ideal auto driving light that turns with the steering wheel. He heads a sales organization in the Midwest with headquarters in Omaha. Geo W Wagenseller of Pocatello and Chas C Chilson of Los Angeles receive the Idaho Utah exclusive distributing Merit and are expected soon in the city.
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Pocatello
William R Johnston
Los Angeles
Middle West
Omaha
Idaho
Utah
Geo. W. Wagenseller
Chas C. Chilson
Annual Swarm Day For Bee Hive Girls Friday
Bee Hive Girls hold annual Swarm Day at the L D S retention hall on Friday with fifty participants. The event features folk dances playlets and groups plus a fine art display. Awards go to Grace York Edna Binbbell Pearl Stoker Erma Egbert and graduates listed include Genevieve Cappell Eunice Turner Viola Quinn Opal Anderson and others.
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Grace York
Edna Binbbell
Pearl Stoker
Erma Egbert
Genevieve Capell
Eunice Turner
Viola Quinn
Opal Anderson
Gertrude Baiey
Vera Bailey
Pay Bell
Nora Dudley
Gwen Jenkins
Ata Willis
Edna Binggell
Delorus
Grace Folkman
Helen Curran
Ruth Ruchtie
Pearl West
Josh Barker
Marian Guptill
Vera Pateman
Mary Ball
Marguerite Johnson
Alte Green
Vera Lish
Florence Guyman
Mary Pratt
Trinity Episcopal Guild to Meet at Mrs Hanson Home
Initiation and memorial services announced. All visitors welcome. Trinity Episcopal Guild will meet at the home of Mrs J C Hanson at 23 North Harrison Wednesday afternoon, and full attendance is desired.
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Trinity Episcopal Guild
J. C. Hanson
North Harrison
Mrs Helen Case Undergoes Operation at General Hospital
Miss Helen Case daughter of L B Case 218 South Garfield avenue underwent an operation at the General hospital yesterday morning and is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Helen Case
L. B. Case
South
Garfield Avenue
The
General Hospital
Enrollment in Swim Campaign Grows at Local YMCA
Late night enrollments for Tribune Leem-to-Swim campaign added to files at the newspaper office. Classes directed by Austin L. Jones and Miss Mildred N. Smith at the YMCA start Monday, with larger attendance expected than last year. Names include Miles Gordon, Raymond Clyne, Delbert Doolittle, and many others across 10 to 14 year old divisions. morning sessions begin at 9 o'clock with additional 2 o'clock and 2:30 schedules for older groups. Three new swimmers Homer Wilson, Dennis Pack, and Kenneth Davis will begin 2 pm lessons each afternoon starting Monday.
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The
Tribune
Austin L. Jones
Mildred N. Smith
Miles Gordon Raymond Clyne
Prrd Brown
Leslie Wilson
Gerald Todd
Delbert Doolittle
Louis Caffer
Woodrow Benson
Clair Kinghorn
Jack Mullca
Ralph W. Richards
Cess
Thomas Clyne
Melvin Woodland
Kenneth Kinghorn
Zendell Hale
Jack Harkly
Elvis Hart
Edward Dooittle
Leo Richards
Aleeneor Anderson
Elaine Benson
Irene Olsen
Billie Hart
Julia Barnum
Velma Peake
Adena A. Richardson
Helen Arnold
Inez Olsen
Dorothy Damewood
Dorothy Smith
Betty Morrell
Virginia Bullard
Tacoma
Lestarts
Harriet’ Cobley
Razel Norton
Druid Damewood
Eleine Brower
Margaret Bove
Dennis Pack
Kenneth Davis
Divorce suit filed on first anniversary date
Marvin Beardsley sues Dorothy Beardsley in district court on their first anniversary, alleging cruelty as the cause. They wed June 1, 1928, with Beardsley claiming his wife no longer loves him and refuses to live with him, causing grievous mental suffering. Ada H Sessions sues Kedlar Sessions for cruelty claiming an antenuptial agreement waived property rights and that both had families of children at marriage, leading to discord.
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Marvin Beardsley
Dorothy Beardsley
Plaintisy
Ada H. Sessions
Kedlar Sessions
Pocatello Boy Returns From Trip To Orient
Carl Valentine Jr of Pocatello recently capped studies at Stanford University and describes a sea voyage to the Orient. After working aboard a Dollar Line ship from San Francisco to Honolulu and through China and the East Indies, the trip included Hong Kong Canton Yokohama Shanghai and Tokyo. A leak pump trouble and sailor scuffles marked the voyage but he gained sea experience before returning to Stanford for his A B degree.
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Car) Valentine, Jr
Stanford University
Palo Alto
California
Pocatello
C. A. Valentine
Stanford
Carl
Chum
San Francisco
Honolulu
Carl, Jr
Drawali
China
East Indies
Seattle
Valentine
Japan
Hong Kong
Canton
Yokohama
Shanghai
Tokyo
Confucius
Valermtine
Athlete Eyes Next Year Likely Harvard Business School
The subject has not yet decided his plans for next year but is likely to enroll at Harvard Business School. He may pursue advanced business studies after completing current commitments.
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Harvard School of Business Administration
Drowned Children at Fort Worth Picnic
Charles Utley and Doro Thompson both about 11 years old drowned during a Sunday school picnic at Sycamore park in Fort Worth Texas. They were wading in a water hazard and stepped into a deep hole.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Utley
Doro Thompson
Sycamore Park
Warm Weather Fills Boise Area Reservoir Level Near Top
Boise June 1 AP Two or three days of warm weather could fill Arrowrock reservoir on the 300,000 acre Boise project to supply Ute water. Watermaster William E. Welsh said Arrowrock was within four feet of the top, about 12,000 acre feet low, with inflow matching irrigation demand amid current cool weather.
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Boise
Arrowrock
William E. Welsh
Wels
Ute
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
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Paris Prince
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University of Idah
Bristol County
A. A Banks
T'S
Cleveland
National Baptist Sunday School Conference
New York
Julia Arrizabalago
St Anthony's Church
Arthur Mall
Brilancr
North Main
Steinway Piano
Pecatello Twin Falls
Emamiett
Weiner Vayrtte
Orient
Up Atamo
Rudman & Gottberg’s
Rudman & Gottberg Square
Pocatello and
Idatbo Falls
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North Main ST
Pocatello, Idaho
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Gate City Business College
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