Teachers Head for Summer Vacations at Tech Institute
As the ceaseless school year ends, many faculty depart for summer homes and studies. Prof. James Campbell Jr heads to California to study and hear concerts in Hollywood, with plans to study under the famed pianist Stojowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Amphitheatre
Stojowski
Campbell
The
Tech
L. Roubidoux
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
J. ©. Gardner
Music Department
Toronto
Can
Gardner
Roubidoux
Annie Pike Greenwood
Twin Falls
Chas. H. Lewis
B. F. Rhodenbaugh
Boise
Professor Anderson
Moscow
Elizabeth Witty
Entucky
Witty Will
France
Miss Quarela
Pullman
Wash
Lorena Bixby
Salt Lake
Mias Robertson
Beatrice Hurst
Elsie Reynolds
Frank Ohson Dies Per Card at YMCA Grille
Frank Ohson aged 52 returned from Hesse Hot Springs Friday afternoon and was greeted at the YMCA grill where he managed by a black crepe and inscription reading Gone to his Reward In memory of Frank Ohson 52 Who passed away on May 30 1925 May his Demise ever be a happy one Signed Y Bachelor's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ohson
Bride
Hesse Hot Springs
Ohson Iy
Y. M. C. A. Grill
Bachelor’s Club
Joint meeting of local chambers and clubs set for June
The Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis and Really boards schedule a joint meeting at the Chamber office on Monday June 8 at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to discuss matters related to the American Falls dam celebration. President W H Bohlscheid urges members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
American Falls
W. H. Bohlscheid
Pres Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Sends Large Delegation to M A Jubilee
A Pocatello stake delegation of sixty to seventy five attends the M I A Jubilee convention in Salt Lake City marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Y M M I A. The event runs until June 10 with a grand parade expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
George Albert Smith
Martha H. Tingey
Junius I. Wells
Maria Y. Douglass
Richard R. Lyman
Heber J. Grant
Tabernacle Choir
A. C. Lund
Orson I’. Whitney
Notel
Utah
Oscar A. Kirkham
Pocatello Stake
Idaho Eagles Aerie to Meet in Boise June 8–9
The Idaho State Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold its annual meeting in Boise June 8 and 9 with about 75 delegates from 15 subordinate aer ies expected. Travel plans were disrupted by bad weather. John Anderson of Aerio No 119 and Dewey Raymond travel to Boise for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Boise
John Anderson
Aerio No. 119
Dewey Raymond
Aerie No. 119
Coeur d'Alene
State Aerue
Pocatello
Eagles Organization
Murder Trial Three Indians Set For June 17
Three Lewhi Indians James Tisidimit Ben Ariwhte and Elmer Whittentone face murder charges in the Charley Deveney case. District Judge O R Baum postponed until June 17 to allow counsel more prep time. Deveney, of the Bannock tribe, disappeared after April 4 and was found slain with a knife. confessions tied the trio to the crime. Attorney Wm Edens represents Whittentone and J H Peterson the other two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tisidimit
Ben Ariwhte
Elmer Whittentone
Charley Deveney
O. R. Baum
Deveney
Tyhee
Pocatello
W. H. Jensen
Fort Hall
George Meta
Ndian
Tisidimit
Whittenfone
B Ranch
Archie
Whittentone
Heart
Wm. Edens
J. H Peterson
Ariwite
Committees Named in Endowment Fund Campaign
To raise Bannock county's share of the national Legion endowment fund, committees are appointed to solicit personally. Meetings on June 8 9 at Commercial hall will train volunteers. June 9 is the wrap up day. Territories divided to limit workload with numerous pairs listed by blocks and streets for targeted outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Bannock County
National Legion Endowment Fund
Commercial Hall
Paul Bryan
B. M. Hines
Block 451
Main Street
Jay Tiffany
E. Ray
Center West
Garfield
W. G. Goldstein
Hi. B. Whittllesey
Dewey Rogers
Harry Fox
A. Wehrbas
Jean Bistline
Center
Second Avenue
Ole Bates
R. ©. Barley
Courht Walliams
A. J. Pieres
Halliday
MA. Pond
E. L. Ames
W C T U Official Miss Jewell to Speak Here
Miss Winona R. Jewell of Colorado field secretary for the youths division of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will address local members at 2 30 Tuesday at the Methodist church. The local union youth branch also meets Monday at the same church for a musical program. Jewell a Emerson College of Oratory graduate is noted as a former expression teacher and has worked in Colorado with the organization. She is credited with influence on Wyoming prohibition and has toured Alaska in temperance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona R. Jewell
Colorado
Young People's
the Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Miss Jewell
Emerson College of Oratory
Bantom
Mass
Mise Jewell
Wyoming
Alaska
Town Talk Items Include Local Health Update and Travels
CONDITION IMPROVING. Marley of 640 Soush Grant is recovering at a local hospital after tonsil removal. Mrs. Margaret Holbrook Mrs. W A Barrett and Miss Mona Lilibridge of Pocatello plan to attend the G A R department encampment in Twin Falls June 10 11 and 12. Doctor and Mrs W A Wright attend Salt Lake graduation for daughter Mary from St Marys Academy. The Jarboes prepare a trip to Chicago and Notre Dame for daughter Ndua’s graduation at St Marys College with a Louisville visit planned afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Marley
Margaret Holbrook
W. A. Barrett
Mona Lilibridge
Pocatello
Twin Falle
W. A. Wright
Salt Lake
Mary
St. Mary's Academy of
William Jarboe
Chicago
Notre Dame
Ind
Ndua
St. Mary 'S College
Miss Jarboe
Louisville
Cleaves Family Welcomes Daughter in Reno
Announcement from Pocatello reports the birth of a daughter to the Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Cleaves in Reno Nevada. The couple moved there recently from the town where the Rev. Cleaves served as pastor. The newborn arrived June 4 weighing nine pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
C. H Cleaves
Reno
Nev
Cleaves
Congregational Church
Miss Martha Christian to Visit Pocatello Guests
Miss Martha Christian of Kentucky arrives in Pocatello tonight to visit her sister Mrs Corbett Terrell and Mrs Ned McCracken. The Terrell home will host a luncheon Monday noon for Miss Christian in her first visit to Poeatells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Christian
Kentucky
Pocatello
Corbett Terrell
Ned McCracken
Twin Falls
Terrell
McCracken
Miss Christian
Poeatells
Meanest Person Sought After Grave Theft at Mountain View
Local Spanish American War veterans group condemns a thief who stole a cross and an American flag from a soldier’s grave in Mountain View cemetery after Decoration Day ceremonies. They continue to seek the culprit’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainview Cemetery
Wagenseller Urges Pinchot for Dam Cornerstone Laying
Local real estate man George W. Wagenseller supplements the American Falls dam celebration committee in asking Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania to attend the cornerstone laying on July 13. The two men are longtime friends tied to the effort against the Penrose influence in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wagenseller
American Falls Dam
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wagenseller
Baritone Bradford to Teach Five-Week Vocal Course
W Clive Bradford, renowned New York baritone, arrives in Pocatello to meet prospective students at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music studios, 241 North Hayes. He will conduct a five weeks vocal instruction starting Monday and invites singers to call between 2 30 and 5 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clive Bradford
New York
Adelaide Anderson
Think Driver Think sticker campaign at railroad crossings
The Short Line distributes caution stickers to departments for all mail and features a crossing accident image with the slogan Think, Driver, Think. The railroad company promotes a comprehensive safety campaign with stickers posters and ads to reduce crossing accidents caused mainly by driver carelessness.
Alameda Sunday School Chapel Program Raises Church Fund
The Ladies Aid society reported a very successful program at the Alameda community Sunday school chapel on Thursday evening. The event filled the chapel to capacity and raised a larger sum than expected to reduce the church indebtedness, which has suffered greatly since its inception. The ladies thank all who contributed to the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Ladies’ Aid Society
Road improvement forum planned with local committees
A road committee of the chamber of commerce board was appointed to confer with Grace Central and Bancroft committees on district road improvements. County commissioners will also meet with the committees and attend the next forum at Patello where the visitors will present the program. The chamber committee includes W. P. Havenor and Ed Brim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Grace
Central
Bancroft
Pocatello
Chamber
W. P. Havenor
Ed, Brim
New YMCA Assistant Secretary Ford Bailor Hosted by Vieira Family
Ford Bailor new assistant secretary of the Y M C A arrives with Mrs Bailor and their son, to study local staff and program needs. Bailor, formerly coach at Inter Mountain College Helena, will begin Monday and notes improved Montana conditions after rain. He compares Idaho favorably after travel. Idaho Osteopathic Association plans annual meeting at The Falls June 8 to 11. Local osteopaths J Parker and Dr Vern M odnee will attend. Mrs A McCaul es and O Gardner are mentioned as associated locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Bailor
Reat
V. E. Vieira
Inter Mountain College
Helena
Y. M. C. A. Mr. Bailor
Montana
Idaho
Army Planes Due In Today
Local officers of the army air service reserve prepare to greet three DeHavilland battle planes from Salt Lake led by Captain Armin F Herold. Planes land near the tie treating plant then tour the city with pilots giving students a training session. Osteopath speakers from multiple states join the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Service Reserve
DeHaviland
Salt Lake
Armin F. Herold
104Th Division Air Service
Air Service Reserve
Herold
LaMar Nelson
Kenneth Decker
L. Whitney
Steinley
Woodward Field
Ray Shrader
Army
Han
Seattle Attorney Edward P. Judd Dies in City
Edward P. Judd an attorney of Seattle for 20 years and son of Norman Judd who nominated Abraham Lincoln for president died here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Edward P. Judd
Norman Judd
Abraham Lincoln
Water works chief commits suicide amid water shortage complaints
Doylestown Pennsylvania William Hudson aged 65, longtime superintendent of the municipal water works, killed himself last night. Authorities believe pressure from hundreds of complaints about water shortages led to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
William Hudson
Municipal
Change in City Police Command Announced
Chief of Police L A Lehr reports a new arrangement effective today Captain George W Smith takes a ten day vacation and Patrolman Wa Price becomes acting captain. Detective Ace Nelson will work the night shift on the west side city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lehr
George W. Smith
Wa. Price
Ace Nelson
Armstrong Elected President of Utah Bankers Association
W. W. Armstrong, president of the National Copper Bank of Salt Lake, was elected president of the Utah Bankers Association for the ensuing year at the close of the seventeenth annual convention in Provo. The nominating committee report was unanimously accepted. Marriner Eccles of Ogden is named for a other role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
W. W. Armstrong
National Copper Bank of Salt
Sun to Peek at Pocatello Today
Weather observer A. R. Teeple predicts a dry Sunday in Pocatello after eight days of drizzle and sleet. He notes contrasting conditions with the East, calls the rain a boon to farmers, and hopes for prosperity as sun returns for local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
A. R. Teeple
Teeple
Methodist Swimmers Issue Five-Man Relay Challenge
The Methodist relay team invites older boys to a five man race at the YMCA plunge Monday 6:45 PM time trials. Prospective swimmers include Houde Bur rug Cloughley Baggs and Atkinson with a separate lineup of Y members for trials. The main relay is planned for Friday at 7 PM as a high profile Seattle event in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Houde
Burrug
Cloughley
Baggs
Atkinson
the. M. C. A
John Wood
Dan Currie
Webb Dean
Charles Garner
Percival Evans
Golden Ahlstrom
Ned Chapman
Lawrence Dean
Robert Rhea
Ernest Pearson
Glen Thomas
Lester Young
Boy Scouts Attend M I A Celebration
Boy Scout troop No 1 led by Scout Master Jim Driscoll Eagle Scout Merritt Highams and Senior Patrol Leader Frank Stratton travel to Salt Lake City for a week long M I A celebration. The group will take tests join contests and perform scout work with many named scouts in the trip. Troop 10 of the Fifth Award L D B church also attends under Merlin Hale with members Morris Carbaugh Henry Carter Ward Gustaveson Calvin Hale Carl Hale Theron Hale Orla Kohler Otho Raymond Wilder Smith Rowland Wilker invited others to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Driscoll
Merritt Highams
Frank Stratton
Salt Lake
Shurtliff Morgan
William Stratton Lebas Green
Frank Hewlett
Mérlin Hale
Scout Imaster
Morris L. Carbaugh
Henry ©. Carter
Ward Gustaveson
Calvin Hale
Carl Hale
Theron Hale
Orla Kohler
Otho Raymond
Wilder Smith
Rowland Wilker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fech
M. A
Eagle Aerie
Ava
Charles Deveney
C. E. Cunningham
Blackfoot
Ernest G. Basher
Los Angeles
Western Osteopathic Association
Dayton B. Holcomb
Pasadena
Calif
E. 8. Comstock
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Leon K. Page
Kerkaville College of Osteopathy
C. H. Downing
San Francisco
State
Armstrong
Gate City Commandery No. 4
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
D. O. Bellamy
W. 8. Caton
W. K. McCarty
Gate City Commandery
L. F. Micolinello
Eric Krussman
Earl T. Boaden
Elkin Chandler
William Wallin
R. V. Swanson
Edward Ames
Howard Goldsmith
R. A. Bilyeu
Clarence Amundsen
Alfred Stewart
Charles Knott
W. F. Vieira
Asonic
Wright
Tribune
BOY Scouts
Francis McNally
General
North 11Th
4Th Ave
Abe Cohan
Winn School of
Cohan Studio
N. Hayes Avenues
Goodyear and Kelly
Trist Auto CO
Center Exide
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!