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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1939

Page

3

Commencement program features new piano concertos in Pocatello

Adelaide Anderson School of Music presents a Tuesday evening program at Frazier Hall featuring two world premieres in the city, including Tschaikowsky in B flat minor played by Lillis Hill and a Saint-Saens Rosamond concerto by Mrs. Gates, with other soloists Naida Bimpson Helen Bellamy Richard Sarles Alba Comastri and conductors Herbert Brandvig and L Roubidoux. The event accompanies the Knights of Pythias convention in Lewiston attendance urged.

Pocatello Adelaide Anderson School of Music Frazier Hall Tschaikowsky Lillis Hill Vladimir Horowitz Anton Rubenstein Saint-Saens Guy Gates Naida Bimpson Mendelssohn Helen Bellamy Schuman Richard Sarles Rubenstein Alba Comastri Goltermann Herbert Brandvig L. Roubidoux Saint Saens

Beta Sigma Phi Plans Summer Dance at Hotel Bannock Dorion Room

Final plans for a summer dance sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi were made at a Monday night meeting. Frances McDonald, general chair man, announced committee reports and balloons will decorate. The dance begins at 10 p m with a four piece orchestra. punch will be served. invitations go to Beta Sigma Phi chapters in Blackfoot and Idaho Falls. Alice Cook leads decorations and Viola Bale invitations. Bethel Wilkins of a Seattle chapter attended as a guest.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Frances McDonald Dorion Hotel Bannock Beta Sigma Phi Blackfoot Idaho Falls Alice Cook Viola Bale Bethel Wilkins Seattle

Social rivals fill American Falls gatherings with bridge and bowls

Social news from American Falls details multiple bridge and contract tea parties hosted by Mrs. N. H. Farrell and Mrs. T. H. Davie with guests from nearby towns. Honoring Richard Kugler, a sixth birthday, and a Pinochle night at Vaughan’s social center are noted alongside names of local hosts and attendees. In Blackfoot, Walter George of Fort Hall pleaded guilty to drunken driving and was fined $150 plus 30 days in jail.

N. H. Farrell Paul Colton Lakeland Florida Farrell Falls Avenue E. G. Meadows C. H. Hartley T. H. Davie Richard John Kugler Eleanor Coleman Edna Walchi Bobby Barnard Burnell Wetzel James Reed John Tommy Gerald Kugler W. H Morley Glenn Barnard W. E. Davidson Helene McAlister A. W. Davis K. W Davis E. W. Cronkhite E. C. Winter M. Wheeler J. R. Collings G. H. Peterson Fas Brown J. G. Vaughan G. A. Journey E. J. Palmer Ed Furgeson Fairview Glenn Pugate Aberdeen Vaughan Morris Vance Jesse Meadows H. D. Hartley J. M. Bellwinkel J R. Collings K. G Condlyn Ward Meadows Ora Gledhill Preston Blackfoot Walter George Fort Hall Earl Cory George R. E. Olds

Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs Names District Officer

Mrs. W. D. Ashe, first district president, appoints Mrs. H. A Wagner as district custodian and district representative on the state federation history publishing committee. A district records custodian post created at the May convention, with funds for reforestation of five acres of the Forest near Pocatello.

W. D. Ashe Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs H. A Wagner L. R. Thomas Wagner State Federation History Publishing Committee St. Anthony Ashe Pocatello

Health Notes on Appendicitis by Alan L Hart

Health article explains appendicitis risks and signs, urging prompt medical care. It details anatomy, typical age groups, danger signals such as acute pain tenderness fever and vomiting, and notes high mortality when treatment is delayed. It warns against self treatment and delays that worsen outcomes.

Union Pacific Names Williams and Jabelmann to Senior Posts

N A Williams named vice president in charge of operations at Union Pacific, succeeding Howard C Mann who was relieved due to disability. Otto Jabelmann elected vice president in charge of research and mechanical standards, a new office. Both will remain based in Omaha where they previously led operations and research.

N. A. Williams Union Pacific Railroad Otto Jabelmann Union Pacific Williams Howard C. Mann Jabelmann Omaha

Urgent plea on abdominal pain and appendicitis death rate

A brief medical instruction urges sending for a doctor immediately when anyone child or adult has abdominal pain. It claims following these rules will reduce the appendicitis death rate more than anything else. Future note mentions undulant fever in next release.

Farm Income Drops in 1938 Estimated at 9.22 Billion

Washington report shows the 1938 income of American farmers estimated by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics at 9.22 billion dollars, down 1.13 billion from the previous year.

Washington Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Kellogg's All Bran Promotes Regularity

An advertisement urges using Kellogg's All-Bran to prevent constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It promotes daily consumption with ample water and positions the cereal as a natural, pleasant remedy sold by grocers, produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Kelees Battle Creek

Mrs Norris arrives to spend summer with Miller family

Mrs. George Norris of Red Deer Alberta Canada arrived on Sunday to join her husband for the summer as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs R D Miller north of the city. Mr and Mrs C D Moore Mrs N D Read and Mrs R D Miller are leaving Thursday by motor for

M. M. Rabourn Bobby Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Edward S. Connelly George Norris Red Deer Alberta Canada R. D. Miller C. D. Moore N. D. Read

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Lewiston Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters T. M. Vickers Lucile Bailey West Yellowstone T. D. Jones Shirley Ohr Phoenix Arizona Shirley William J. Mullen G. Edward Schaeffer Sorority Trinity Guild Frank Young North Electa Kensington Masonic Temple Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church Homer Davis North 13Th Avenue K. Hart Vern Polage R. M. Wheeler H. Hartley Paul Evans Fay Brown Katherine Beckstain Alan L. Hart Idaho Tuberculosis Association State Division of Public Health Idaho Fargo Fargo-Wilson Wells CO Henriksen’s Kee Fisher Brewing Company Salt Lake City Mutual Conoco Wardle Conoco Service Gervield Jay E Nora Hopkin's Fifth and Halliday the Tribune-Journal
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