Adelaide Anderson School of Music Commencement Held
The third annual commence ment of the Adelaide Anderson School of Music will be held on Thursday evening June 9 at 8 30 in the L D S recreation hall. Rev Joseph Chester will give the commencement address and the program features Kenneth Cummings Mary Wallis Esther Schmeykel and Margaret Conley Proctor with the full symphony orchestra. Certificates and awards will be issued to teachers and academic recipients including Ruth Ann Brothers J H Burton Betty Belle Bennett Katherine Beckstrom and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Joseph Chester
Kenneth Cummings
Mary Wallis
Esther Schmeykel
Margaret Conley Proctor
Herod
Henry Hadley
Herbert Branding
Mendelssohn
Boise
Ministry of Music
Massanet
Evelyn Lund
Jean Illingsworth
Weldon Lawrence
Ruth Ann Brothers
J. H. Burton
Betty Belle Bennett
Katherine Beckstrom
American Falls
Marjean Boothe
Lava Hot Springs
Rhoda Vaun Call
Louise Crowley
Idaho Falls
Margaret Ann Cleare
Robert Hammersten
Jean Hunter
Beth Krebs
Masons Hold Picnic For Idaho Sixth District
The annual Masons of Idaho’s sixth district plan a June 26 picnic at Pebble Basin ten miles east of Lava Hot Springs. A Thursday meeting in Soda Springs will finalize arrangements with committees from Malad American Falls Soda Springs Montpelier and Portneuf. Ray Avis C D Clay and C R Galloway of Pocatello will join regional reps.
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Masons
Idaho
Soda Springs
Pebble Basin
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Ray Avis
Keystone Lodge
C. D. Clay
Pocatello to send group to two-state M I A finals in Salt Lake City
Rae P Stratford will lead a Pocatello delegation to Salt Lake City for the two-state M I A finals starting Friday. Contest events include music, women's and mixed chorus, and public speaking. Delegates named include Wilmer Kinghorn, Delmar Walton, Howard Packham, Albert Clark, and several Y M C A and pageant organizers.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Rae P. Stratford
Wilmer Kinghorn
L. D. S. Institute
Delmar Walton
Howard Packham
Stratford
Brigham City
Old Fort Hall
M. TI. A
Albert Clark
Fred B. Middendorf
J. W. Hawks
Oscar Peterson
John Hedenstrom
Charles Cappell
Bear Lake Chosen For Five Idaho Women Camp Dates
Five women's vacation camps directed by Marion Hepworth in Idaho were announced from Moscow. The program combines educational recreational and inspirational aims focusing on home activities. Camps run in Bear Lake July 13 15 Pond's Inn July 20 22 and other sites with dates ranging June 10 to July 29 across Idaho and Utah including Winchester Kooskia Starkey Hot Springs Hauser Lake Preston Malad Twin Falls Caldwell.
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Idaho
Marion Hepworth
Moscow
Southeastern Idaho
Bear Lake
Pond's Inn
Winchester
Kooskia
Starkey Hot Springs
Hauser Lake
Elks Plan Flag Day Rites At University Field
Pocatello Elks lodge announces Flag Day services next Tuesday at 8 pm on the university field. Rev. Irving Roddy will deliver the address and Walter Cleare will recite the flag's history. Music numbers are arranged by committee chair R. L. Black with John R. Dyer H. B. Thompson and Fred Burton as assistants.
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Pocatello Elks Lodge
University Field
Joe Jenkinson
Irving Roddy
Walter Cleare
Roddy
R. L. Black
John R. Dyer
H. B. Thompson
Fred Burton
Flag Day Plans and Elks Meeting Outlined in Blackfoot
Blackfoot Lodge No 1416 announces Flag Day exercises for June 12 with Ed Holden Idaho Falls giving the address and L J Chapman guiding the ritual. Music by R A Robbins. The Elks Association meeting is planned for June 16-17 with Memorial address by Rev George Sloan, formerly of Pocatello.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
State Elks Association
Blackfoot Lodge
A. L. Morgan
Ed Holden
Idaho Falls
L. J. Chapman
R. A. Robbins
The
Temple
George Dore
Elks Association
George Sloan
Pocatello
Congregational Church
Billings
Montana
Reunion of G. A. R. Encampment Opens in Caldwell
The 45th annual Idaho department Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens with a tree planting in Memorial park. Separate sessions for G A R Auxiliaries Women's Relief Corps and Daughters of Union Veterans. Mayor Fred Lilly welcomes delegates at a general session. Performances by F F P Beale and Mrs Beale. A campfire gathering and a parade are on the schedule.
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F. F P. Beale
The
College of Idaho
Mrs. Beale
Veterans Organization
Templars Name New Officers
Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights Templar elected and installed officers for the coming year at the Masonic Temple. D O Bellamy spoke on the Crusader's cup victory by Pocatello Commandery. Past commanders Bellamy and Swanson installed the new officers with ceremony.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
D. O. Bellamy
Grand Commandery
Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
W. H. Nichols
M. M. Bodell
Ely Plans Smith Nomination At Chicago Convention
Governor Joseph B. Ely of Massachusetts will nominate former Governor Alfred E. Smith for the Democratic presidential nomination at the Chicago convention. The announcement came from Thomas F. Spellacy after a Stop-Roosevelt strategy meeting, with backing from Congresswoman Mary E. Norton and a note that Roosevelt spoke for Smith in earlier campaigns.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Chicago
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Thomas F. Spellacy
Smith
Connecticut
Board of Strategy
Stop-Roosevelt
Spellacy
Mary E. Norton
New Jersey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pocatello Women Prepare for State Convention
The Pocatello Business and Professional Women's club will be well represented at the state convention in Orofino from June 12 to 14. Marie Aukerman, state president from Pocatello, will oversee the event with Miss Aukerman and Mary Peters departing Friday for about a week. Other attendees planning to leave Saturday include Mabel Hackworth Margaret Pomeroy Eva Smith Phyllis Burgoyne Florence Marshall Dorothy Manning and Ann Wagner. Mrs Lucile Bailey, now in Boise, is also reported to attend.
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Pocatello Business and Professional Women’s Club
Orofino
Marie B. Aukerman
Pocatello
Miss Aukerman
Mary Peters
Mabel Hackworth
Pocatello Club
Margaret Pomeroy
Eva Smith
Phyllis Burgoyne
Florence Marshall
Dorothy Manning
Ann Wagner
Lucile Bailey
Boise
Railway freight loadings rise in week ended May 28
The American Railway association said freight car loadings for the week ending May 28 totaled 520 962 cars, up 5 512 from the prior week but 190 287 fewer than the same week in 1931.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Banquet Attendees Enjoy Light Refreshments
Attendees were served light refreshments in the banquet room following the event. A few guests lingered to chat after the meal, signaling a successful and sociable gathering.
Eleventh annual flag day exercises at Idaho Industrial Training School
The St. Anthony Kiwanis club sponsors the eleventh flag day program at the Idaho Industrial Training School in St. Anthony on Tuesday June 14 starting at 1 30 p m. The event features races for girls and boys, outdoor and indoor baseball, boxing and wrestling, music and a picnic with athletic events. E O Cook school superintendent E M Jorgensen Kiwanis president Hyrum Manwaring orator E P Newby field man T Howard Lovejoy athletic director supervise the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Industrial Training School
St. Anthony
E. M. Jorgensen
Kiwanis Club
Hyrum Manwaring
E. P. Newby
T. Howard Lovejoy
King George Unveils Memorial for Queen Alexandra in London
King George unveils a memorial to Queen Alexandra outside Marlborough House in London. The site recalls her residence with Edward VII when he was the Prince of Wales.
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London
George
Queen Alexandra
Marlborough House
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Idaho junior short course tours local plants
Fourth annual junior short course at the University of Idaho Southern Branch highlights a tour of Kraft Phenix Cheese Armour Creamery and Idaho Egg Producers. 4 H students view dairy and livestock demonstrations by district clubs and plan a stunt night and closing events including a track meet and baseball games.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Company
Armour Creamery Company
Idaho Egg Producers
Chamber of Commerce
D. E. Warren
Burley
McCammon
Burley Progressive Club
Darel Byington
Lyle Maughan
T. W. Richmond
Frank Southwick
University of Idaho Graduates Receive Army Commissions
Twenty six men from the 1932 University of Idaho graduating class received second lieutenant commissions in the Army Officers Reserve Corps at commencement in Moscow. Twelve more will be commissioned after camp training, joining sixteen who had been commissioned earlier. Named recipients include Charles W. Heath Rigby George C. Hoggan Lorenzo Robert E. McCluskey Buhl W Olmstead Minidoka Glen T. Smith Jerome Harold B. Stowell Pocatello.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Officers’ Reserve Corps
United States Army
Charles W. Heath
Rigby
George C. Hoggan
Lorenzo
Robert E. McCluskey
Buhl
W. Olmstead
Minidoka
Glen T. Smith
Jerome
Harold B. Stowell
Pocatello
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Ely
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Pocatello Ellis’ Lodge
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