Adelaide Anderson School Awards Degrees in Music Commencement
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music will hold its fourth annual commencement on Thursday June 7 at 8 30 p m in Recital Hall. Degrees certificates and merit cards will be presented to candidates four will graduate with Bachelor of Music degrees Marjorie Patterson Griffith Po catello Mary Willis Blackfoot Esther Irene Schmeykal Boise and Margaret Conley Proctor Pocatello The program includes Grieg Saint Saens Franck Liszt Tschalkowski Martini and Mart ini works with Adelaide Anderson Evelyn Lundgren as accompanist and other student solos and duets.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Marjorie Patterson Griffith
Pocatello
Mary Willis
Blackfoot
Esther Irene Schmeykal
Boise
Margaret Conley Proctor
Grieg Elizabeth Ann Tinker
Katherine Beckstrom
Cesar Franck
Gounod
Tschalkowski
Mary Wallis
Adelaide Anderson
Evelyn Lundgren
Pioneer Club Enjoys Program at YWCA Meeting
Mrs. T. C. Quinn presided at the Pocatello Pioneer Ladies club gathering in the YWCA rooms. The club planned to join the Fort Hall centennial events with a parade float. Centennial rep William Cox was named committee chair. The program featured piano pieces by Joyce and Geraldine Bailey, a vocal solo by Agnes Kutterer, and a reading by Ida Kinney of San Diego. Thirty five members attended.
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T. C. Quinn
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies Club
Y. W. C. A. Club
Fort Hall
William Cox
Joyce
Geraldine Bailey
Agnes Kutterer
Graduate Recital by Esther Schmeykal in Recital Hall
Esther Schmeykal of Boise offers a graduate recital this evening at 8 15 in the Recital hall. A four year student majoring in piano under Adelaide Anderson she is to graduate June 7 with a Bachelor of Music and will also perform on the commencement program. The program includes Bach Liszt Chopin and Haydn works with Liszt concerto as the orchestral second piano part.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Esther Trene Schmeykal
Boise
Miss Schmeykal
Adelaide Anderson
Chopin Island
Ireland
Mrs Brady Hosts Bridge Club At South Garfield Home
Mrs Edward Brady entertained her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon at her South Garfield avenue home. Guests included Mrs Henry Jarboe and Mrs A B Stevenson. Members present were Mrs Michael Derham Mrs James Knowles Mrs J E Robbins Mrs James Foley and Miss Margaret Gilmore. Mrs Robbins won the bridge honors and Mrs Stevenson took the all cut award. Dainty refreshments followed.
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Edward Brady
South Garfield Avenue
Henry Jarboe
A. B. Stevenson
Michael Derham
James Knowles
J. E. Robbins
James Foley
Margaret Gilmore
Berger Couple Heads to Chicago World’s Fair
Mr and Mrs W 8 Berger left Sunday by car for Chicago to visit the world’s fair. They expect to be away about three weeks.
Elks Ladies Host Bridge Party After Officer Installation
Elks Lodge No. 674 held a post installation party with 23 bridge tables and high scores. A musical program featured a string trio, vocal solos, and violin numbers followed by dancing in Antlers hall and a midnight supper.
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B. P. O. Elks Lodge No
Elks
Mrs. Smith
Miriam Walters
Sybil Mathews
Clifford Miller
Clifford Norton
Antlers Hall
A. E. Zener
R. W. Jones
Joseph Jenkinson
Lambert Molinelli
Luther Myers
Britt Hargraves
Floyd Perkins
H. D. MacCosham
L. E. Shaw
Robert E. Watson
S. H. Buckholz
Boise and Nampa Women Visit Route to California
Mrs. F. B. Dietrich of Boise and Mrs. Frank Estabrook with her son Frank Jr. of Nampa are guests at the Nicholas lift home while en route to California. Mrs. Dietrich will visit her daughter in Salinas and Mrs. Estabrook will see her mother in Long Beach. They plan to attend Stanford University commencement on June 16 when Dr. Frank S. Dietrich will graduate from Stanford Medical School.
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F. 8. Dietrich
Boise
Frank Estabrook
Frank, Jr
Nampa
Nicholas Lift
California
Dietrich
William B. Grainger
Salinas
Estabrook
Long Beach
Stanford University
Frank 8. Dietrich
Stanford Medical School
Enjoy Picnic in Blackfoot Social With Masters Family
Radiant club members spent a Tuesday afternoon in Blackfoot at Mrs. S. H. Masters home. Guests traveled by motor or train, enjoyed sewing, visiting, and a picnic lunch on the lawns. Maxine Masters assisted, with a long list of Blackfoot attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Harper left for New York City for about three weeks. Ruth chapter No. 3 O E S meets Thursday at 8 in the Masonic temple. Prosperity in arrears case reports a man facing possible imprisonment over $25 of $300 spousal arrears in Philadelphia domestic relations court.
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Radiant Club
S. H. Masters
Blackfoot
Masters
Prosperity
Philadelphia
Samuel de Prosperity
Rose
Cox named Philadelphia GOP chairman ending Vare reign
Edwin R. Cox elected as chairman of the Philadelphia Republican city committee, replacing William S. Vare. Cox, longtime Philadelphia council president and former Vare supporter, led the drive to oust Vare.
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Vare
Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Edwin R. Cox
Cox
Rigby to Observe Golden Jubilee Celebration Planned
Rigby prepares a city wide Golden Jubilee on June 15 with a street parade led by W J N Adams of Pocatello. A pioneer program at the tabernacle features Adam S Bennion and Chas W Poole as speakers. A sports day includes a Shelley Rigby A league baseball game with free admission, plus carnival attractions and dancing.
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Rigby
Jefferson County
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Shelly
Idaho Falls
Legion Auxiliary
W. J. N. Adams
Jefferson
Tabernacle
Adam S. Bennion
Salt Lake
Chas. W
Idaho professor leads cattle shipment to South Africa
University of Idaho dairy instructor T. R. Warren will supervise a 10 000 mile move of 45 purebred Holstein cattle from Seattle to Cape Town. Warren received a summer leave for this assignment arranged by Carnation company farm manager R. E. Everly, a 1924 Idaho agriculture graduate.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Seattle
Wash
Cape Town
South Africa
T. R. Warren
Warren
R. E. Everly
Carnation Company
Mr. Everly
Idaho College of Agriculture
Idaho dentists close meet with new officers
Boise scene closes a three day convention led by Idaho dentists as Dr. John Lowe of Burley becomes president for the coming year and Dr. L. E. Shaw of Pocatello is president-elect. Dr. T. A. Patterson of Buhl is secretary and Dr. H. J. Dyer of Shelley is treasurer with Twin Falls slated for next year.
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Boise
Idahocentists
L. E. Shaw
Pocatello
John Lowe
Burley
T. A. Patterson
Buhl
R. E. Blickenstaff
Nampa
H. J. Dyer
Shelley
Shaw
Twin Falls
Ice gorge on Allegheny Endures Heat Wave
Great gorges of ice from the Allegheny river jams persist along the riverbanks near Templeton and Sarah Furnace as citizens dig chunks from the ice. In Kittanning Armstrong county farmers seek rain prayers for relief to crops.
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Kittanning
Allegheny
Templeton
Sarah Furnace
Armstrong County
Wyeth’s Bull-Boat Rescue at Independence Rock on Sweetwater
On the Sweetwater near Independence Rock Wyoming, John Wyeth recalls Captain Sublett’s bull-boat crossing and the loss of Wyeth’s blacksmith shop gear when a rope failed mid-river. Fatigue, illness, and mosquitos beset the expedition as Wyeth bore heavy responsibility for the group’s survival.
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Platte
Sweetwater Creek
John Wyeth
Independence
Lewis and Clarke
Lewis
St. Louis
Sweetwater
Sublett
Old
New England
John
Captain Sublett
Independence Rock
Wyeth
Nathaniel Wyeth
Oregon
Old Fort Hall
Father de Smet
Oregon Country
Snake River
Eagle Rock
Deputy explains why he didn’t catch the gas station thief
Deputy Sheriff John Rausch said he pursued Bob Garretson’s robber but returned empty handed after Garretson kept the thief outside the service station while notifying authorities. The incident occurred at a gas line pump in Wenatchee, Washington.
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Wenatchee
Wash
John Rausch
Bob Garretson
Rausch
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable
A free booklet presents opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy. It offers readers inquiring to write to Educational Division Dept. 119 545 Fifth Ave New York NY to receive the publication while supplies last.
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Educational Division
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
High heels debated by medical expert in Ohio talk
Dr H B Clybourne of Columbus Ohio argues in favor of high-heeled slippers saying they benefit feet by altering muscular pull and giving the feet a rest at a West Virginia Osteopathic Society meeting.
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The
West Virginia Osteopathic Society
Pers
Hauce
H. B. Clybourne
Columbus
Ohio
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