Hoover Receives Warm Ovation at Cleveland Convention
Former President Herbert Hoover arrived in Cleveland to cheers from delegates including ex-cabinet members. He vowed his speech would not echo Bryan gold rhetoric and said he was at the convention to deliver a speech, not to confer on candidate or platform issues.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
California
Bryan
Chester Rowell
Hoover
William Jennings Bryan
Rowell
Patrick J. Hurley
Henry P. Fletcher
George J. Marowitz
Infant Dodd Ellis Dies. Rites Held at McHan
Five day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dodd Ellis died at a local hospital. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the McHan chapel with Rev. T. L. Saunders officiating. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery under McHan direction. Edith Irene Daniels, 19, died in Oakland after leg infection led to amputation. She was born Sept. 20, 1916, in Idaho Falls and lived much of her life in Pocatello. Surviving siblings and aunts are listed. body to be sent to Pocatello for funeral Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Downard mortuary. Bishop W. E. Gee to preside.
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North Third Avenue
McHan Chapel
T. L. Saunders
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan
Edith Irene Daniels
Oakland
Calif
California
Idaho Falls
Theodore Daniels
Pocatello
Gwen
Worth
Dean
Russell
Los Angeles
Lyle
San Francisco
Irving grocery burglary and local court actions in Pocatello
Community notices from Pocatello detail burglaries at Irving grocery with missing tobacco and cash, court actions for overtime parking and reckless driving, fines for intoxication, a bed roll theft conviction, DeMolay visit, and local club planning including 4 H groups and summer work at CCC camps.
Ward LDS church officiates funeral service
The service will be conducted by Ward LDS church officiants with interment in St. Anthony cemetery beside her parents.
Community meetings set for June at multiple Idaho towns
Lake area schools operate from 0 30 a m to 8 30 p m with county committeemen aiding meetings in Arimo Downey Bancroft Thatcher and Pocatello June 17 18 and 19 20. Pocatello sessions run 9 a m to 5 p m at the county agent’s office.
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Lake
Arimo
Downey and Bancroft
Thatcher
Pocatello
Troop 17 members earn commendations in crafts and health
Allan Stanley Jr. is noted for carpentry and first aid while Roy Wade is recognized for stamp collecting and physical development. The items reference a troop 17 group and mention activities in multiple skill areas.
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Allan Stanley Jr
Roy Wade
Troop 17
Parade Committee Plans Three Fort Hall Parades
A chamber of commerce meeting reviewed plans for three Fort Hall parades including hobby and pet, million dollar baby, and Days of Old Fort Hall. The gathering noted footage from last parade and outlined insertions for this year’s events. A separate rodeo show will run three days at Bannock county fairgrounds with Texas longhorn stock and broncos.
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Chamber of Commerce
Old Fort Hall
Harvey
Bannock County Fairgrounds
Jack Dew
Women Named to Offices in Idaho Missionary Society
IDAHO FALLS June 10 Mrs Lon Cone of Blackfoot assumed duties today as president of the Eastern Idaho District Methodist Missionary Society. Other officers elected at the annual convention include Mrs Wil-
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Idaho Falls
Lon Cone
Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho District Methodist Missionary Society
Wil
Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable?
A booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on whether epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured. Free to readers who write to the Educational Division, Dept. N. 100, 545 Fifth Ave., New York, NY.
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Dept
Local Convention Officers Named. Ashton Chosen for Next
Liam Koehler of Pocatello presided at yesterday's sessions as vice president of the group. Mrs. W. R. Robbins of Blackfoot served as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Paul Rider of Pocatello as recording secretary, and Mrs. Georgia Kirkman of Ashton as treasurer. Ashton was tentatively chosen for the next convention.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
George O. Eisenhart
Lillie George
Esther Appinay
Irene Tsegetivo
Laura Appinay
Eunice Farmer
Princess George
Gladys Moshe
Mandy Pankin
Liam Koehler
W. R. Robbins
Blackfoot
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Poca
Tello
Georgia Kirkman
Ashton
World's first convention train tours 109 cities in eight months
A 12 car streamlined convention train weighs 860 tons and travels 20 000 miles across the United States and Canada. It carries four exhibit cars two meeting cars a dining car a lounge two dancing cars and an orchestra. The train uses telephone teletype and loud speakers for outside communication.
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