Two Are Honored At Faculty Party
Miss Lorena Bixby and Miss Berenice Ritter hosted a dinner at their South Eighth Avenue apartment on Friday night honoring Dr. Vic Mae Powell and Miss Eva Weir. Both faculty members have been granted a leave of absence from the University, Southern Branch, for the coming year. Powell will head the dramatics department at State Teachers College in Cedar Falls Iowa, while Weir will pursue a doctor’s degree at Stanford University. The guest list included several faculty women and Mrs. Sarah Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Bixby
Berenice Ritter
South Eighth Avenue
Vic Mae Powell
Eva Weir
University
Southern Branch
Powell
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Miss Weir
Stanford University
Mabel Anderson
Norma Barnes
Marguerite Drew
Jewell Coon
Dorothy Faris
Maryee Hopkins
Marilyn Morton
W C T U Speaker Highlights Five Year Plan At Luncheon
Mrs. Josephine Sizer of Minnesota, National W C T U organizer, spoke at a noon luncheon hosted by Dr. Minnie Howard. She outlined a five year five point plan to raise education and youth awareness on alcohol, voting, peace, and war costs, with outreach to new voters and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Howard
Josephine Sizer
Minnesota
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
United States
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sizer
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Elmer Smith
Jennie Broughton Brown
Pinkerton
Auxiliary Plans Social Program for State Convention
The Ladies Auxiliary to F.O.E. schedules a social program for the state convention in Pocatello June 10 to 12. Open house at Eagle hall on Sunday June 9, a 1 pm bridge luncheon at Congregational church Monday, and members only sessions Monday night and Wednesday morning. Mrs. Ellen Ames leads arrangements. Mrs. Helen Davis chairs the luncheon. Mrs. Roy Martz is Auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O.E
Pocatello
Eagle Hall
Congregational Church
Ellen Ames
Helen Davis
Roy Martz
Idaho Chief Justice Givens Attends American Law Institute Meeting
Chief Justice Raymond L. Givens of Idaho reports on his participation in the American Law Institute meeting in Washington DC. The institute, led by President Wicker and Director William Draper Lewis, has published Restatements on Contracts Agency and Torts, with plans for a criminal code and other legal topics over the next 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Givens
Idaho Supreme Court
American Law Institute
Washington, D. C
Institute
Wickersham
Wm. Draper Lewis
Hughes
Givens
United States
Justice Givens
UISB Graduation List Shows 1935 Alumni Across Fields
The 1935 UISB graduates include names from College of Pharmacy, Letters and Science, Junior College Education, and Engineering. Notable cohorts feature Cecil Prank Parker, Kate Bax ter, Robert Bell, Gordon Harry, Olga Lott, Ingrid Anderson, Daniel Garron Brian, Realto Kimes, and Arvin Ellsworth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Pharmacy
Cecil Prank Paker
Kate Elizabeth Baxter
Robert Homer Bell
Clarence Nathaniel Groetsema
Gordon R. Harry
George D. Haymond, Jr
Gerald Burdette Nelson
Milford J. Rogers
Phillip Sappington
Norman C. Smith
James W. Snodgrass
Clifford J. Stauffer
Reed O. Tueller
Malvern Dale Watts
James Edward Wilson
Division of Letters
Grant Lewis Ambrose
Corrine E. Anderson
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Dorothy Cleare
Dwight Droz
Grant Eldridge
Thomas F. Jones
Mildred V. Justice
Roberte May Lane
Marie Lewis
Olga Lott
Betty Frances Nixon
F. Morris Para
George Robert Phillips
Robert Plastino
Helen Marie Rasmussen
Olga Elizabeth Smith
Gene H. Soward
Vernetta Stokesberry
Violet Elizabeth Summer
Elizabeth
Marie G. Krueger
June Martineau
Joseph Lee May
Lawrence F. Mellor
Evelyn Monson
Katherine Peeler
Dolores Jean Schwarz
Madge Shawver
Ida V. Skaar
Gladys E. Smith
Genevieve Spalding
Dalice Talor
Alvera Teeples
Leona Ann Thorsted
Wayne Donald Toyer
Lola M. Turner
Audrey Melissa Wardle
Orrin Dermont Wardle
Cleo Magdalin Williams
Zelma Claire Wilson
Realto E. Kimes
Merrel C. Henry
Arvin Ellsworth
Arvil F. Dean
Leonard L. Leth
Gilbert Brewer
Thomas Joseph Clark
Russell Fryer
Robert Gamble
Frank Lee Howard
Fred William Cater
Carlos M. Perkins
Glenn A. Wright
Elwood Brown
Gilbert Capps
Charles Christ
Arnold Dalke
Russell R. Davis
Verne W. Edwards
Gean W. Gibson
Oliver L. Halford
Thead J. Hanks
Cecil J. Harper
Arthur M. Henney, Jr
Glenn A. Johnson
Irene Briggs to be Featured in Baptist Church Recital
Miss Irene Briggs appears in a song recital at 8:15 tonight in the Baptist church. She will be assisted by six male vocalists and Clara Albion Harrison with Agnes Sallee Smith at the piano. Briggs departs Wednesday for New York City to study at Estelle Liebling school and with William S Brady, returning to Palatello in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Briggs
Baptist Church
Clara Albion Harrison
Agnes Sallee Smith
Miss Briggs
New York City
Estelle Liebling School
Williams. Brady
Pocatello
Senior graduates fete hosted by Miss Helen Henry
Miss Helen Henry entertained a group of senior graduates at a pre vacation party on Monday after class. Cards and games filled the evening and a late supper was served by the hostess. Attendees included Margaret Barnes, Alene Birrell, Carmen Decker, Mabel Sanders, Dorothy Allen, and Evelyn Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William DeArmond
Hast Center Street
Caldwell Park
Dorothy Williams
Ray Fechtel
Leola Lawrence
Margaret Mary Lowery
Margaret Barrett
Patsy Griffith
Betty Tydeman
Jacquelyn Miles
Ruth Terrell
Helen del Mar
Peggy
Charles Laughlin, Jr
Jimmy Green
Junior Peay
Bobby Robinson
Bobby Smith
Bobby Koch
Jerry Woodvine
Helen Henry
Margret Barnes
Alene Birrell
Carmen Decker
Mabel Sanders
Dorothy Allen
Evelyn Allen
Firestone Plans Exhibit for San Diego Fair
Harvey Firestone head of the rubber firm announced plans for a Firestone exhibit at the San Diego Fair. He toured the Pacific Coast with his sons Leonard and Raymond and described a display of rubber products in various manufacturing stages and demonstration units from the World Fair. The Singing Fountain from Chicago’s Century of Progress will be enlarged and moved to San Diego for the fair. Firestone will be the sole rubber manufacturer among fair exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Harvey
Firestone
International Rubber Concern
San Diego
Mr. Firestone
Leonard
Raymond
H. S. Firestone
Firestone Company
Pageant Director Extends Offer to National Organization
The writer of the pageant has offered it to the national organization. The pageant has been presented with unusual success three times in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Helen Wills Moody Beats British Girl in England
Helen Wills Moody, former American tennis champion, beat English player Miss P N Morrison 6 1 6 0 in the St George's Hill tournament third round at Weybridge. She won 12 straight after dropping the opening game and wore a blue sweater after. Critics noted occasional over driving but conceded no need to reveal her power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
P N. Morrison
St George's Hill
Jill Notley
Operations for Profit and Security Subject
A concise note discusses corporate aims focusing on profit generation and the overarching issue of security. It outlines how practical measures balance earnings with safeguarding assets and information. The text implies governance considerations without detailing specific practices.
State Board Names Elementary Teaching Certificate Candidates
Paul G. Tucker, Roy Whitlatch, Everett Wilson are named among those recommended for State Elementary Teaching Certificates. The list includes George F. Alley Corrine E. Anderson Ingrid M. Anderson Richard Berg Kenneth Bringhurst Allene Burns Daniel G. Brian Sarah Carlson and many others.
Derby Day At Epsom Aims For Bahram Triumph
Racing crowds pack Epsom Downs as Bahram the Aga Khan’s rugged favorite seeks Derby glory over 17 rivals in a 1.5 mile classic. Hairan and Theft, his strong stablemates, loom as the only real threats in the long betting odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom Downs
Eng
Turfex
Bahram
Hairan
Theft
Knights Templar Conclave Tonight at Masonic Temple
Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights Templar holds a state conclave this evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Mrs Otto Stocker 736 East Benton with Luncheon served and Mrs Alex Campbell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
University dramatics head granted leave for Cedar Falls
Dr Vic Mae Powell head of the dramatics department at the University Southern Branch and her aunt Mrs Flora E Shelbourn depart for San Francisco for summer vacation. Powell receives a year's leave of absence to head the dramatics department at State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa during the next academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Mae Powell
University
Southern Branch
Flora E. Shelbourn
San Francisco
Powell
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iown
Notice of discharge application in bankruptcy Idaho
Joe Reese filed for discharge in bankruptcy in the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division. Creditors and others in interest must appear and file grounds of opposition by July 5, 1935, with Clerk of Court. R. W. Jones Referee in Bankruptcy posted this notice on June 3, 1935 under court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Joe Reese
United States District Court For
Idaho
R. W. Jones
Five Carloads of Supplies Arrive for District
Information from Lieut. Robert K. Blair shows about five carloads of supplies and equipment have arrived and are being unloaded. The shipment includes sixteen hundred steel cots forty four hospital tents thirty five storage tents and clothing for advance cadres. The quartermaster has three floors for storage and twenty workers are building partitions and shelves. One floor will store kitchen equipment another clothing and a third stationery. Supplies came from the Presidio of San Francisco Fort Lewis Fort George Wright and Fort Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Blair
Presidio of
San Francisco
Calif
Fort Lewis
Fort George Wright
Washington
Fort Douglas
Utah
Forest Commission Approves 102713 Acre Purchase
The national forest reservation commission approved buying 102713 acres to add to national forests in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest Reservation Commission
North Cate Olina
Kellogg’s All-Bran Wins National Approval and Praise
Kellogg’s All-Bran is highlighted as a popular natural laxative food approved by science and major organizations. The American Medical Association seals its acceptance and Good Housekeeping backs it, noting its bulk-forming effect and mild relief. Two tablespoons daily are suggested with medical advice for chronic cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association Committee On Foods
Kellogg’s
Good Housekeeping Institute
Pgg
Kellogg
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F.O
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Memorial Hall
UISB
New York
Adams-Knight Metal Weatherstrip
Pocatello Tribune
Stewart Barkedall
D.D.S
Sea’y Upper Snake River Dental Society
Daily Tribune
Wyoming
Montana
Hr. S. Firestone
Marvel
Chicago
Harvey & Firestone
Leonent
Sheng
Diego
Raleigh
N. C
Ral
Adelaide Anderson School OF Music
Emma Lucy Gates
Rogers
Vio Mae Powell
Schilling
Puckerette
Supermiac
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