Days of Fort Hall Rodeo Planned in Pocatello
The event ties Fort Hall days to July 2.5 with rodeo under Rodeo Association of America rules at Barmock county fair grounds. Entries compete for championship points for Idaho events. Jack Dew stock and wild horses used. Parades run July 2 Pet parade July 3 Baby Parade July 3 and Fort Hall days parade July 4 with pioneer days depictions and prizes for floats and marching bands.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Barmock County Fair Grounds
Rodeo Association of America
Idaho
Jack Dew
West
Pretty Little Winnie Ruth Bay er Makes Parachute Jump
15 year old Winnie Ruth Bayer leaped 2200 feet at an abandoned Mineola airport landing in a detention home. Her father Bayer faced a charge of causing a minor to risk life and limb. he was remanded to Nassau county jail without bail. Police crowded the scene as they escorted the group from Floyd Bennett Field.
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Mineola
N. Y
Winifred
Ruth Bayer
Emil
Bayer
Nassau County
Floyd Bennet Field
Sam Held
Long Island
Winnie Ruth
Littleton
Norman Lent
Sponsors Plan Summer Camp With New Activities
Sponsors met for luncheon at the Bannock hotel to outline summer camp plans. Miss Lillian Woodworth of the Idaho Southern University faculty will direct the camp opening July 19 at Camp Tenday with a cadre of leaders guardians a cook and a camp nurse to be selected by the committee.
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Ee Ee
Bannock
Reginald Cleave
Lillian Woodworth
Woodworth
Idaho
Southern University
Camp Pire
Camp Tenday
C. Rhoads
Victor E. Jones
Robert H. Hunter
T. J. Hetland
Edward N. Roberts
William 8. Cady
City Slickers Overall Idaho Man’s Dollar Roll Game
Miura of Rexburg reported losing 75 dollars in a dollar matching game after meeting two men on a bus in Ogden Utah. The trio allegedly framed Miura and the winner pushed fake bills into his shift while the rolls turned out to be worthless paper.
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Ogden
Utah
Miura
Rexburg
Oth
Senior Girls Triangle Club Installs Officers
The Senior Girls Triangle club of the Christian church entertained their mothers with a program and installation service Friday. Twelve girls and mothers attended as officers were installed: Donna Snyder president Eileen Davis vice president Dorathy Palmer secretary Wanda Holmes treasurer Dulcie Tripp librarian. Members include Ozella Cronenberger Georgia Zella Kimball Bethene Spahr Katherine Walters Melba Smith Lorraine Perkins. Refreshments followed at a long decorated table. Sponsors are Mrs G Z Goza and Mrs Homer Davis.
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Triangle Club of the Christian Church
Donna Snyder
Eileen Davis
Dorothy Palmer
Wanda Holmes
Dulcie Tripp
Ozella Cronenberger
Georgia Zella Kimball
Bethene Spahr
Katherine Walters
Melba Smith
Lorraine Perkins
G. Z. Goza
Homer Davis
Wilsons Welcome Spokane Visitor In Pocatello
Mrs. Henry Brown of Spokane is expected to arrive Saturday for a brief visit with friends in Pocatello and will stay as the house guest of Mrs. Harry Wilson. The Browns are former Pocatello residents. Mr. Brown was manager of Kraft Phoenix Cheese and moved to San Francisco, with the family living in Spokane for two years. Mrs. Brown is proceeding to Texas.
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Henry Brown
Spokane
Pocatello
Harry Wilson
Brown
Kraft Phoenix
San Francisco
Texas
Hughes Visitation Ends After Week With Brother's Family
Mrs. W. J. Hughes of Payette visited for a week at the home of her brother Dr. James R. Young and Mrs. Young and departed Wednesday to return home.
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W. J. Hughes
Payette
James R. Young
Judge Cavanah’s Daughter Ruth Weds George Milliner
United States district judge C Cavanah announces the marriage of his daughter Ruth Mildred to George Alton Milliner of Boise. The ceremony was performed by Justice Knute Westerheim of Meridian at 8 a.m. Wednesday June 3, with attendants Eugene Martin and Everett Milliner. The newlyweds departed later by train toward Seattle and Victoria B C.
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C. Cavanah
United States District Court
Ruth Mildred
George Alton Milliner
Boise
Justice of the Peace
Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting held at Spencer home
The second division of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. E. Spencer's home with hostess assistance from Mrs. E. M. South. A short business session preceded a social hour. Joy South, with Joy Wade on piano, played violin selections. Mrs. O. M. Hendrix attended as a guest and two new members, Mrs. C. A. Rains and Mrs. Roy Garrison, were welcomed alongside fifteen other members.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
J. E. Spencer
E. M. South
Joy South
Joy Wade
O. M. Hendrix
C. A. Rains
Roy Garrison
Vacation Meeting Held in Pocatello at Mrs Andersons Home
Spends vacation in Pocatello with the second and fourth Wednesdays set aside for gatherings. The next session will be June 24 at the home of Mrs. G. A. Anderson with Mrs. W. B. Garrett as assisting hostess. Miss Lil Hough leaves Sunday for St. Vincent's Hospital Nurses Training School in Portland after ten days with her parents.
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G. A. Anderson
W. B. Garrett
B. F. Hough
Lil Hough
Portland
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nurses Training School
Marylhurst
Recital at Baptist Church Tonight by Miss Lucie Watts
Miss Lucie Watts of American Falls will present a piano and voice recital at 8 15 tonight in the Baptist church. She will be assisted by accompanists and the public is cordially invited.
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Ruth Merle
Ralph Jones
Anderson Recital Hall
Lucie Watts
American Falls
The
Baptist Church
Miss Watts
Cordilly
Students return from Salt Lake to Po catello
Ernestine Stallings and Genevieve Pond, Rowland Hall students, came home Tuesday from Salt Lake City to spend the summer in Pocatello.
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Ernestine Stallings
Genevieve Pond
Salt Lake
Rowland Hall
Pocatello
California Guests Visit Local Family
Mrs. 8S. D. Clinton and daughter Patricia of Los Angeles plus Dr. H. L. Jenkins of Arcata, California, arrived a week ago to visit sisters Mrs. T. M. Edwards, Mrs. Paul Nash, and brother Mr. T. R. Jenkins. They plan to stay another week.
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8S. D. Clinton
Patricia
Los Angeles
H. L. Jenkins
Arcata
California
T. M. Edwards
Paul Nash
T. R Jenkins
Guard Troops Move on Boise for Annual Encampment
Idaho National Guard units totaling about 1400 personnel head to Boise for a two week training encampment. Brig Gen. M. G. McConnell will command with Col. Frits Hummel in charge of the 116th Engineers and Col. Samuel R. Hayes leading the 116 Cavalry. Advance detachments arrived at Caldwell while trains and convoys begin arriving Saturday from multiple towns statewide. National guard posts are listed in Boise and other Idaho cities.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard
Ville
Boise River
M. G. McConnell
Idaho
Frits Hummel
116Th Engineers
Samuel R. Hayes
Sunset at Lowrie Changes Hope's Course in Household
Dirk and Hope enjoy a tranquil Sunday dinner with Rupert and Elinor nearby. They explore the river’s edge and the Storm King mountains while Hope reveals she will remain at Lowrie with new clothes and a settled life. The scene shifts from tension to an understated compromise as family dynamics unfold.
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Dirk
Hope
Elinor
Rupert
Lowrie
Joris
Uncle Pieter
Cedars
Jersey
Seniors Begin 36-Hole Senior Golf Association Tour
In Menlo Calif the Senior Golf Association opens its annual tournament for players aged 50 and over. About 190 entrants will compete in five classes A to E with 36 holes scheduled starting tomorrow as seniors 50 and up vie for titles.
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Menlo
Calif
Oldsters
Italo Ethiopian War Session Set by League of Nations
Geneva fixed June 5 as the date for a special League of Nations assembly session on the Italo Ethiopian war problem. The meeting aims to discuss the regional conflict and seek a coordinated response among member states.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
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Ernestine Bernardin
Leary
Washington
Edward &. Grimm
York
Associated Press
Modern Hoe CO
Te West Center
Triangle Club
Wilsons
Jones Twins
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid
Aes
Margaret Bell Noulton
Happy
Pieter
Sleepy Hollow
Fargo’s Cottons
Arthur Bier Co
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Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
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