Idaho Business and Professional Women Elects Officers
The Idaho State federation of Business and Professional Women closes its fifth convention in a two day session with Miss Dobinson of Twin Falls elected president and Miss Beacemeyer of Gooding named national vice president. A farewell banquet featured Mrs MacReynolds and remarks by Secretary Jardine on cooperation for agricultural markets.
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Business and Professional Women’s
Dobinson
Twin Falls
June Cole
Moscow
Ada Walkington
Harriet An Ratell
Nampa
Naomi Fraker
Pocatello
Mabel Curnow
Idaho Falls
Buslah Moulton
Weiser
Rolce
Love Miller Smith
Caldwell
Estella Bickley
Filer
Clara Brown
Boise
May Fodrea
Lewiston
Bessie Idoyd
Blackfoot
Martha Hummel
St. Anthreg
Ahlma Beaeearer
Gooding
Idaho
Idaho State Federation of Business and Provssional Women’s Clubs
Y. W
Lillian Spangberg
Ocatello Club
Kianis Club
Idahoechnical Institute
Owers
Chamber of Commerce
Asiirance
Miss Montana
Maan
Evelyn Lungren
Iss Ellen Engstrom
Chloe Miller MacReynlds
Asheville
North Carolina
Waive
Savoy Cafe
Fern Williams
Gardeny
Neving
MacReynolds
Portland
Maine
Bureau of Information
Peggy’’ Stewart
Ogden
Love Miller- Smith
Alice Manning
Salt Lake Club
Alice Vassar
Baby Club
Carrie Maule Jones
Burley
Buh
Bewiston
Payette
Pocate Io
Rupert
St. Anthony
Wallace
Oriole
Jardine
William Jardine
Kiwanis Club
Bertha Atkin
Mr. Jardine
Taghee Forest
Kasemeyer of
Educational Fund
Kasemeyer
Miss Kasmeyer
State Federation
Sarah Thomas
Pocatello Club
Bertha Hays
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Postponements Listed Tribune
A Tribune puzzle page lists numerous across and down clues with numbers and word hints. The note promises a solution to be published tomorrow and references a to be solved set of themed entries.
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Tribune
Three Civil War Brothers Reunite at Judge Dungan Home
Hastings Nebraska June 14 three brothers aged 89 86 and 82 who served the full Civil War period gather for a reunion at the home of Judge Harry H Dungan son of one of them. William of Hastings George W from Orlando and Quinton Albert of El Campo Texas all survived without a scratch.
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Hastings
Neb
Harry
Dungan
William
George W
Orlando
Pla
Quinton Albert
el Campo
Texas
Tach
Town Talk Fishing Trip
R. B. Stewart J. F. Nixon and M. E. Zener return from a week at Henrys Lake and the North Fork of the Snake River reporting poor fishing due to high water conditions.
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Stewart
J. F. Nixon
M. E. Zener
Henry's Lake
Snake River
Archibald Family Plans Southern Utah Auto Tour
Mr and Mrs H Archibald and their son Charles along with Mrs D C McDoug left today for a several weeks automobile tour of southern Utah. They will visit Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park.
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H. Archibald
Charles
D. C. McDougall
Utah
Bryce’s Canyon
Zion National Park
Concrete road completion from Tyhee to Fort Hall announced
W E Kennedy of Kennedy Construction said the concrete highway between Tyhee and Fort Hall will be finished by mid July. Only four miles remain to be laid, the contractor reported today.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
W. E. Kennedy
Kennedy Construction Company
Tyhee
Kennedy
Aberdeen turkey fancier attends Yale class reunion
Ralph E. Hutchinson, Aberdeen turkey grower and former Tribune advertising manager, plans to travel east for the Yale 1900 class jubilee twenty-fifth reunion. He raised turkeys on his ranch twelve miles north of American Falls after leaving journalism and Boise years ago.
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Ralph E. Hutchinson
Aberdeen
Yale
Ralph
The
Tribune
Boise
American Falls
Modern tennis fashion for women in 1926 New York
Aileen Lamont notes the season's tennis attire featuring fur felt pull on hats with wide brims, ribbon bands, and a new costume silhouette. Women players wear wash silk one piece frocks with quarter sleeves and doe skin belts, with skirts that unbutton to reveal wide knickers attached to the gown.
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Aileen Lamont
Tribune
New York
Hamlet
Portneuf Lodge to Confer First Degree in Masonry
A special Portneuf lodge No. 18 meeting is held tonight to confer the first degree of Masonry with a third degree examination lecture. Miss Leona Garbett and Miss Genevieve Garbett depart for Long Beach California to visit sister Mrs. R. E. Sullivan for the summer. Miss Mary Murphy, stenographer in the Short Line general superintendent office, returns from a trip to Los Angeles San Francisco and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Leona
Genevieve Garbett
Pocatello
Long Beach
Calif
R. E. Sullivan
Mary Murphy
The
Short Line
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Know Your Town Discussion At YWCA Postponed To Thursday
The next Know Your Town open discussion at the YWCA shifts to Thursday at 2 15 pm with Health and Recreation as the topic Speakers include Mesdames Bentley Evans Ray and Ohlin Superintendent of the General Hospital Mrs J T Collins will also meet with the Girl Reserves at 2 30 pm at the YWCA home An evening meeting at 7 40 pm will convene the general convention committee to finish Business and Professional Women's meeting matters.
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General Convention
Mutual Improvement Parade Draws 15000 at East Lake City
In East Lake City on June 10 the Mutual Improvement Association of the Mormon church staged a parade along Main Street. More than 15 000 members participated with bands, banners, and decorated floats marching from 11 a.m. to 12 30 p.m.
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East Lake City
Mutual Improvement Association of the Mormon Church
Main Street
County Votes to Fund Dam Reclamation Project
Bannock county commissioners vote to appropriate 1000 dollars to the reclamation fund for the American Falls dam project. Petitioners Ben Ross Abe Pierce and W H Boulscheid presented the appropriation and a chamber of commerce commendation followed urging public celebration support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Reclamation
American Falls
Ben Ross
Abe Pierce
W. H. Boulscheid
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Aviators Inspect Possible Airdomes and Air Routes
Local reserve officers of the air service and businessmen plan a report to the chamber of commerce on landing fields north of the city. A standard flying field could serve postwar needs, with a field hangar and ongoing improvements suggested. Ray Shrader and other officers will meet with the chamber aviation committee to finalize plans for an air mail route and a permanent squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Service
Chamber of Commerce
War and Post Office
Air Service Reserve
Ray Shrader
Harry McDougall
Ralph Fry
Hobart Steely
Chamber Aviation Committee
Intermountain Delegations Cheer at M I A Meeting
Weber county delegation drew a large ovation as attendees from all sections of the Intermountain country packed the event. The M I A meeting, which began last Saturday, is nearing its close with delegates remaining from across the region. Tribune Want ads for results.
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Weber County
Intermountain Country
Highway proposal to connect Lay Springs and Alexander Idaho
Grace and Byges business delegation urged permanent highway from Lay Springs to Alexander Idaho about 25 miles. County commissioners heard two routing options with federal input and a Hill road plan favored by the government. Delegation included Henry Bjorkman Parley Lloyd L Sumner Pond and others. commissioners named Petty Gittins and Bassett.
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Lay Springs
Alexander
Idaho
Grace
Byges
Henry Bjorkman
Central
State Farm Bureau
L. Sumner Pond
Parley Lloyd
W. C. Hegstrom
I. Christensen
Louis J
Young Hoover to Take Bride in Stanford Wedding
Herbert Hoover Jr. will marry Margaret Watson in Stanford Memorial Church on June 25. After graduation three days earlier the couple plan a honeymoon eastward followed by a postgraduate mining course at Harvard.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Stanford University
Margaret Watson
San Francisco
Sanford University Memorial Church
Hoover
Harvard University
Denmark enforces reforestation for tree cutting
Denmark requires offenders who cut forests to replant an equal area with trees, ensuring the loss of woodland is balanced by new growth and ecological restoration.
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Denmark
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West
Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Adelia Pritchard
Washington State
Hoaquim
Salem
South Carolina
Peggy
Margaret Stewart
Salt Lake
Troy
Chartered Public Accountant
Haliness
Selzos
Aes
Covan
the International Syndicate
Ralph and His Turkeys
J.B Damron
Garlson
Trond
Offica Voi
Ren We
Woodcraft
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Hall
Star of the East Club
Aleeve Smyth
South Eighth Avenue
Florence Lemon
Flora Colling
B of KR. T
Elks
Antlers
Missionary Department of the Baptist Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mooseheart Legion
K. of C
Erand
Pocatello Riding Club
Women's Missionary Society of the
Central Church of Christ
R. B. Botts
East
Clark Street
Y. W. C. A. Notes
M.I. A
Lava-Alexander Road
Young Hoover
Bride
Horlick
Schilling
Ert
Marwral Frat Cid
Oud Lone
U.S
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