Idaho Power Wins Coveted Coffin Award
Idaho Power Co received the Charles A. Coffin award, the national honor for electric utilities, at the Edison Electric Institute meeting in St Louis. President K M Robinson announced a $1,000 employee fund and a gold medal to be displayed statewide, citing the company’s extensive service area, hydro plants, and rural electrification progress.
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ST. Louis
Idaho
Charles A. Coffin
Idaho Power Company
Power and Light Company
United States
Edison Electric Institute
General Electric Company
Mr. Robinson
Charles A. Coffin Foundation
Oregon
City Council OKs 15 Mills for City Operations
Routine council actions include a 10 to 15 mill levy for city operations with no tax increase compared to prior years. The board approved $200 for beautification and street decorations for holidays and allowed officials to attend national meetings in Seattle and Portland. Gem State Oil was permitted to improve stations at Arthur and Clark, and Main and Bonneville.
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George Matthews
Fire College
Seattle
Jack Balderston
Portland
Gem State Oil Company
Arthur and
Clark Streets
Main and Bonneville
July Rodeo Features Brama Bulls and Bucking Horses
Jack Dew presents a July leg of the American Legion rodeo with grain fed bucking horses steers and Brahama bulls and stags. Verne Newcombe announces the event to run July 2 3 4 and 5 with top hands chosen through Dew's testing method to ensure elite riders and tough animals.
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Jack Dew
American Legion
Verne Newcombe
Dew
Texas
Mexico
Brahama
Intermountain Rodeo
Courts Set For Tennis Matches
Tennis matches in 12 divisions will be held during the summer under the WPA program directed by Walter A. Woodard of Pocatello and Idaho Southern University. Play includes juniors 6 to 12, seniors 12 to 18, and adults over 18 in both singles and doubles for boys and girls. Eight university courts will be used. A later horseshoes tourney is planned for all ages and genders.
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WPA
Walter A. Woodard
Pocatello
Idaho Southern University
Dentists Elect New Officers at Idaho Convention
The Idaho State Dental Association held its seventeenth annual meeting with lectures by Dr. Joseph E. Schaefer Dr. W F Lasby and Dr Hoyt Woolley. Dr Edward F Siebert of Boise was elected president with other officers named. Golf winner Roy Johnson and runner up John Knox were noted. the 1937 convention will be in Boise.
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Idaho State Dental Association
Joseph E. Schaefer
Chicago
W. F. Lasby
Minnesota University
Hoyt Woolley
Idaho Falls
Edward F. Siebert
Boise
Hugh B. Culver
P. J. Flack
State Association
Southwestern
E. M. Perry
Nampa
C. A. Philpott
M. A. Gould
W. H. Hearty
Southeastern
8. E. Robinson
Gooding
William Baggs, Jr
Buhl
Charles Fox
Filer
Upper Snake River
J. J. Bybee
Blair C. Rich
Rexburg
Glenn A. Miller
Northern Idaho
Jack Allen Rice
Coeur d’Alene
W. S. Braddock
Lewiston
Roy Johnson
Ross Park
John Knox
Whitaker To Be Honored Monday
The Scandinavian community plans a Monday 9 p.m. program at the Pocatello Eagles hall in honor of W. P. Whitaker after his Nampa speakership. Ebba Engstrom directs native costume dances with local participants as Mayor Terrell Mil ton Zener and Dr. J. H. Lynn address the gathering. Whitaker will discuss state and national issues and his governor campaign before heading to northern Idaho for more talks. The report notes a 12 percent rise in electric power use in Great Britain last year.
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W. P. Whitaker
Pocatello Eagles Hall
Mr. Whitaker
Nampa
Ebba Engstrom
Pocatello
Robert M. Terrell
Milton Zener
J. H. Lynn
Stephan Says GOP Prospects Bright
Frank L. Stephan a Republican favorite for Idaho governor visited Pocatello with Wayne Huderson of Buhl. They toured Montpelier Idaho Falls and Twin Falls after a Tuesday stop. Stephan said prospects for a win next fall are good and turnover from last election will be completed this year.
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Frank L. Stephan
Idaho
Pocatello
Wayne Huderson
Buhl
Montpelier
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Stephan
Bear Lake Clerk Issues Three Licenses
Montpelier June 4 The following marriage licenses were issued today by the Bear Lake clerk.
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Bear Lake
Paris Clerk Issues Arrest Warrants for Several Named
Paris last week issued arrest warrants for SamV Tunks county clerk Paul Hodges 22 Garden City Utah Jean Passey 18 Paris Donald Hamilton 23 Rock Springs Wyoming Esther Michaelis 27 New Richland Minnesota George Radford Ball 22 Oakley Wyoming and Alice Bradak 19 Oak.
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Paris
Samv. Tunks
Paul Nathaniel Hodges
Garden City
Utah
Jean Passey
Donald Hamilton
Rock Springs
Wyo
Esther Michaelis
New Richland
Minn
George Radford Ball
Oakley
Alice Bradak
Oak
Rites For Vines Held Yesterday
Funeral services for James Vines Jr. were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Downard chapel with Rev. I. G. Roddy of the Baptist church officiating. Pallbearers included John Smith, William Packer, and Henry James.
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James Vines, Jr
Downard Chapel
I. G. Roddy
the Baptist Church
John Smith
William Packer
Henry James
Memorial services and interment following Idaho Falls death
George Shirley Ralph Smith and Kenneth Read attended with Mrs. Byron B Downard and Mrs. George Spongberg accompanied by Mrs. Agnes Salle Smith singing Saved by Grace and In the Garden. Survivors include H. H. Vines of Pocatello and Mrs. Coe Shirley of Idaho Falls. Other out of town attendees were Mrs. J. P. Roche Mrs. Violet Collett Mrs. A Church Audrey Fedder and Mr and Mrs Dee Shirley of Idaho Falls. Interment was in Mountainview cemetery.
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George Shirley
Ralph Smith
Kenneth Read
Byron B. Downard
George Spongberg
Agnes Salle Smith
Grace
H. H. Vines
Pocatello
Coe Shirley
Idaho Falls
J. P. Roche
Violet Collett
A. Church
Audrey Fedder
Dee Shirley
Mountainview Cemetery
Wesley L. Clow Named From Lehigh University
Bethlehem reported note from June 4 identifies Wesley L. Clow connected with Lehigh University.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Wesley L. Clow
Lehigh University
Pine Castle Senior Intruder Over Pass Grade Tragedy
A Pine Castle Florida senior killed himself after a dispute involving an instructor Charles Wesley Phy over a re examination. The student’s exam score fell just short of a passing grade by one percentage point.
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Pine Castle
Fla
Charles Wesley Phy
Clow
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