Excellent Results From Pocatello Clean-Up Campaign
The Pocatello clean-up drive under the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion reports totals from participating schools: 3,446 trees and 4,160 shrubs planted, 964 lawns sown, 445 vegetable gardens planted, 416 dead trees and stumps removed, 622 front yards cleaned, 896 back yards cleaned, 301 alleys cleaned, 166 gates and fences repaired and painted, 118 unsightly gates and fences removed, 116 old signs removed, 159 outbuildings repaired and painted, 172 homes repaired or painted, 131 roofs repaired or painted.
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Pocatelle
Chamber of Commerce
The
American Legion
E. W. Winkle
Joint Chamber and Legion Committee
Farewell Presbyterian Party At Bistline Home
Members of the Presbyterian Church gathered at the J. B. Bistline home to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. McRuer who are leaving Pocatello. Woodruff to Boise to open a Piggly Wiggly. Crawford leaving after the national guard encampment for California. McRuer proceeding to Missouri. Toast master J E Retherford. Addresses by I C McGowan and G Nicholas Ifft.
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Presbyterian Church
J. B. Bistline
South Fifth Avenue
J. R. Woodruff
George Crawford
W. G. McRuer
Pocatello
Woodruff
Boise
Crawford
J. E. Retherford
I. C. McGowan
G. Nicholas Ifft
McRuer
Chris Gathe
Lillian Shaver
Legion Opposes Memorial Day Celebrations In Pocatello
The Pocatello American Legion meeting in Trinity hall urged observing Memorial Day as a holy day and in line with G A R practices. The post, with 152 members, reported eighty white crosses at Mountainview cemetery. General Campaign endowment work was outlined by J H Petersen. State vice commander Christiansen urged broader attendance at Hailey convention and supported John Kane for district boxing commissioner.
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Pocatello
The
American Legion
Trinity Hall
Legion
Pocatello Post
Mountainview Cemetery
J. H. Petersen
Ecommander Christiansen of
Downey
Christiansen
Hailey
John Kane
B P W Secretary Substituted for Meeting Attendee
Miss Naomi Fraker reports that Olive Joy Wright will miss the state convention meeting and Mrs Chloe Miller McReynolds of North Carolina will attend in her place. McReynolds, a Tulsa native and court reporter, has served as national recording secretary and previously led an insurance firm. Local members of the Pocatello Business and Professional Women’s Club welcome the substitution and look forward to her as an honored guest.
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Naomi Fraker
Pocatello Business Ba
Olive Joy Wright
Wwich
Chloe Miller McReynolds
North Carolina
McReynolds
Portland
West Baden
Miller
Indiana
Tulsa
Okla
St Joseph High School Commencement Evening Program
The Second Annual commencement of St Joseph high school is at Antlers hall at 8 o clock. The program includes poems, operatic pieces, scenes from class plays, diplomas presented by Attorney J B McDevitt, and a ten year epilogue honoring the Class of 1925 with Loretta Marguerite Byers Kenneth Francis DeLate Clement James Sheeran Jessie Kathryn Ziebarth and others.
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St. Joseph High School
Antlers’ Hall
F. von Suppe
Beomelesa
Osssac
Charles Arthur and the Blue
R. Shhumann
J. B. McDevitt
St. Joseph High
C. Berti
D. M. Gorman
Clement Sheeran
George Cronin
Clyde Raidy
Kenneth TeLate
Clarence Keefe
Genevieve Garvin
Marie Wesley
Margaret Ford
Lorette Byers
Elinor Collins
Jesse Ziebarth
Edmond Miller
G. Verdi
Kenneth DeLate
the Gold Orchestra
Loretta Marguerite Byers
Kenneth Francis DeLate
Clement James Sheeran
Jessie Kathryn Ziebarth
Train to move 300 Yellowstone hotel staff through Pocahontas
A special train from Los Angeles will pass Pocahontas at midnight on June 13 carrying about 300 hotel staff for Yellowstone National Park. The employees will work during the season at the park hotels.
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Los Angeles
Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Park
UP to Run Through Sleeping Car to Kansas City
Union Pacific will operate a through sleeping car on train No 18 to Kansas City starting June 1. The car will arrive in Denver at 10 15 a m and reach Kansas City at 8 45 a m, enhancing service from the western region.
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Kansas City
Union Pacific
Denver
U C T Members Celebrate Banquet in Pocatello
U C T delegates and their ladies attended a Banquet at the Bannock hotel during the tri state convention in Pocatello. The event featured Tech quartet performances, toasts by A L Merrill, and remarks by Mayor Ross and others praising traveling salesmen and traffic cooperation. Delegates plan to depart Saturday for Lava Hot Springs for a two day program.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Tri-State
United Commercial Travelers
Lava Hot Springs
RM. Pugmire
E. Brady
Ross
Noah Pond
J. L. Brady
W. T. Fisher
U. T.C
San Francisco
Ray Wise
Otto Maas
The
Bannock
Radio Program Friday June 65 Pocatello and City Listings
A dense schedule of radio programs for Friday June 65 across multiple stations. Entrants include Shriners at KHJ from 9 to 11 and midnight to 1 am, Edmonton CNRE dinner program, KFI Los Angeles popular numbers and organ, KFOA Seattle program with orchestra, Hollywood travel talks, and Shrine band performances. nocturnal dance music and midnight to 1 am end chant by Shrine band.
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Shriners
KHJ
wWoco
WREO
CNRE
Edmonton
KOA
KPAE
Pilsen
KFI
Los Angeles
KFOA
Seattle
Hollywood
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Shrine
Ers
KLX
Oakland
ENX
KPO
San Francisco
KFDM
Beaumont
EFRA
Bristow
ESD
Plaintiff Witthoft Wins Suit Over Stock Transfer
Judge E Brinck of Boise ruled in Witthoft v Gathe that the evidence did not prove undue influence or lack of mental capacity to gift stock. The suit sought 125 shares in the Commercial Development and Trust Co. and involved stocks in Gathe Witthoft Dougall and McDougal. Legal representatives included O Benting for the plaintiff and Jones Pomeroy Jones for the defendant.
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Witthoft Ve. Gathe
the Tribune Today
E. Brinck
Boise
Third Judicial District
Gathe
Witthoft
eDougall
MccDougal
Jones
Pomeroy
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