Summer style show features chalked by local shops
A summer style show at Safeway School in Kit cheneering hall features cotton frocks for street, home, and formal wear from J. C. Penney and People's store. Models include Ruth Black and the Ashton twins. Brainerd Hines travels to Richmond for summer. Olga to study music there.
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Safeway
L.ds. Recreation Hall
J. C. Penney Company
Ruth Black
Lyle Stevens
Florence Fairbanks
People’s Store
Voile
Dimity
Enya
Beverly Ashton
Atractive
Alan Ashton
Fairbanks
Stevenson
Edna Olson
Verline Sutton
Blackfoot Woman Elected President at Legion Auxiliary
At the sixth district convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in Malad Mrs. Helen of Blackfoot was elected president for the ensuing year. Other officers include Mrs. Erma Vance of Montpelier vice president and Mrs. Deas ae of oot secretary. Historic notes mention Mrs. Hattie Mead retiring as president. Delegates from Pocatello attended the sessions and a banquet and dance followed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Malad
Helen
Blackfoot
Erma Vance
Montpelier
Deas Ae
Oot
Eecre- Holman
Pocatello
Broadhead
Hattie Mead
Soda Springs
American Legion
Ray Brookhart
Bert Weston
Ralph Jones
J. W. Foreman
Mrs G C Pig Ltl Gy Hosts B H Club Meeting
Mrs entertained the B H club Thursday afternoon at her home on North Hayes Avenue. The members present included Mrs. Aace Ge Ler. In the bridge games Mrs. Bistline played high and Mrs. Vaughn second.
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B. H. Club
North Hayes Avenue
G. C
Bridal Display At Fargo Event Draws Attention
Wedding display at The Fargo Wilson Wells features a pink sheer gown and a flower girl in organdie with a dainty ring bearer in white suit. The setting resembles a festooned cathedral chancel on Main Street attracting admiration.
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Fargo Wilson Wells
Formal entertaining events for Roberts and friends
Katherine Cady hosted a leaving Roberts at her home on the eighth Thursday afternoon. The gathering featured bridge and tea. Miss Block hosted Mary Friday afternoon with luncheon for Mary Roberts, Kathryn Ray, and Katherine Cady, followed by a matinee outing.
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Katherine Cady
Roberts
Miss Block
Mary
Mary Roberts
Kathryn Ray
Birthday table honors invited guests at party
A birthday gathering featured a centered table with a pink red cake. Guests included Zella Kimball Ruby Demick Jack Kellow Jimmie Staunton Patricia Peats Charles Maasier and Harold.
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Ying
Zella Kimball
Ruby Demick
Jack Kellow
Jimmie Staunton
Patricia Peats
Charles , Maasier
Harold
Club Teas And Travels Of Oxford Area Residents
The afternoon tea was served. The next club meeting will be at the home of Dr and Mrs Edward N Roberts and daughter. They sail to Portland and Cleveland for the American Medical Association convention. They will visit Oberlin Ohio where Jane attends Oberlin College. Dr Roberts plans a two week return. Mrs Roberts and Mary will visit relatives in Illinois and St Joseph Missouri. Mrs William Zudreel of Mount Eden California arrives for a visit with her daughter Mrs Isaac McDougall. She travels home from New York City and stays until early next month. Mrs D C Minor and daughter Donna of 162 Taft avenue drive to Salt Lake for the MIA convention returning Sunday evening.
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Edward N. Roberts
Portland Rose
Cleveland
Ohio
Roberts
American Medical Association
Oberlin
Jane
Oberlin College
William Zudreele
Mount Eden
California
Isaac McDougall
New York City
D. C. Minor
Donna
Taft Avenue
Salt Lake
M.I.A
Notice to Creditors In Estate of Ed Burke Bannock County Idaho
Notice to creditors of the estate of Ed Burke also known as Edward Burke deceased. Agnes Roche executrix directs all claims to be filed within six months after first publication at W H Witty office Pioneer Building Pocatello Idaho. Dated May 1934.
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Bannock County
Idaho
ED Burke
Edward Burke
Agnes Roche
W. H. Witty
Pioneer
Pocatello
Seid
Nes Roche
Ecocurte
BA Burke
Fort Hall Journey Memoir Narrates Losses and Cache Remark
The account notes Independence Day among frontier travelers near Lewistown and Teton Mountain. President Wyeth recalls four thousand miles from Boston and Cambridge, describes aiding sick companions with horses, and explains burying goods in a dug hole to protect them after six horses were lost.
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John Wyeth
Massachusetts
Boston
Cambridge
Lewig
Teton Mountain
Hidden Cache of Treasures and a Snowbound Mountain Crossing
The narrative describes native concealment methods for hidden goods using buffalo skins and marked landmarks. It then shifts to a July march with Captain Sublett, noting snow, rugged terrain, and fatigue as three sick travelers, including George More and Dr. Wyeth, lag behind. The group endures a snowstorm while Sublett’s veterans press on.
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Captain Sublett
Jacob Wyeth
George More
Stephen Burdit
Wyeth
Sublett
Sadenss
First Idaho zoo buffalo birth attracts Boise crowd
The Boise Municipal Zoo drew crowds as the first buffalo born in Idaho arrived with its mother. The calf arrived yesterday and the two parents named Andy and Madam Queen had been brought to Boise from Portland, Oregon about two years ago.
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Boise
Idaho Zoo
Boise Municipal Zoo
Andy
Queen
Portland
Ore
Doctor Wallace Dies While Treating Patient
Dr. R. L. R. Wallace aged 50 collapsed from a heart attack while preparing to treat Mrs. Lawrence Wise at her home in Los Angeles. He died at the scene as he was about to administer a stimulant.
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Los Angeles
R. L. R. Wallace
Lawrence Wise
Wallace
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Olga
Samed Club
Mrs. Cleare
Reginald Cleare
Lincoln Avenue
Sahlberg
Ivan Gasser
Chester Wells
Arthur Scott
J. L. Hood
E. EB. Moberly
William J. Mullen
Mary Kathryn McDonald
Wells
Christian
Fargo
Eas
Lucille Brokaw
Mary Taylor
New York
Franklin DR. Roosevelt
Associated Prees
Fort Hall
Schilling
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Dr. Wyeth
Burdit
Tribune
Seersucker
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle
Creek
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