YWCA Pageant Showcases World Shawls And Personal Tales
The YWCA in Pocatello marked 20 years of service with a shawl pageant featuring 45 shawls from diverse regions including Spain Ireland India England Sweden Mexico Cuba France Italy and Japan. Twenty five women modeled treasures with rich histories from weddings to deaths and babies, drawing requests to repeat during World Fellowship Week.
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YWCA
Pocatello Association
Spain
India
England
Sweden
Mexico
Cuba
France
Italy
Japan
Ireland
Association
Moberlys Host F and M Club Dinner and Bridge
Members of the PF and M club gathered for dinner and bridge Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Moberly on N. Hayes Avenue. Flowers decorated the buffet and small tables. guests included H. B. Thompson, Arthur B. Scott, C. W. Pond, Robert M. Terrell, Ralph H. Jones, and the hosts. Mrs. Terrel and Mr. Jones won the contract after dinner prizes.
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M. Club
E. E. Moberly
N. Hayes Avenue
H. B. Thompson
Arthur B. Scott
C. W. Pond
Robert M. Terrell
Ralph H. Jones
Terrel
Mr. Jones
Girl Scout Camp Nodding Pine Opens June 30
Brownies and Girl Scouts may register at First Security Bank or the Girl Scout office 217 Dietrich building for the Nodding Pine camp. Camp runs July all month with activities including hiking nature dramatics horseback riding arts crafts archery volleyball and campfires. Registrations due by June 26 with deposits required. Contact Miss Raymond director at 2496-W for more information.
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Brownies
First Security Bank
Girl Scout
Dietrich
Nodding Pine
Illinois
Utah
Colorado
Miss Raymond
Girl Scouts
Camp Registers S2 Children at Irving Junior High
Girl Scouts and Brownies aged seven to eighteen meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 30 to 4 at Irving Junior High School stadium field for day camp. Anne Raymond reports 82 girls last week in a program with table tennis volleyball baseball arts and crafts archery hiking outdoor cooking nature and storytelling.
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Girl Scouts
Brownies
Irving Junior High School
Anne Raymond
Fred Stenvenson
Unit 1
L. Zietbarth
J. W. Martin
Katherine Barton
Arlene Murphy
Dorothy Williams
Jacqueline Haley
Ruth Chapter Hosts Montpelier O E S Meeting
Montpelier chapter No. 3 O E S met in Masonic temple with Mrs. Byron Downard as matron and C A Stauber as patron presiding. Betsy Ross chapter sent a delegation to receive the Friendship Gavel in a ceremony while Mrs. Virginia Bodell sang Garden of Roses. A later social featured Electa Kenington presenting a play with several members taking part. Refreshments were served by a large group of hostesses and helpers.
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Howard Cook
J. M. Myers
Thomas Kitchen
Thurman Ogee
Art Gidney
Charlies Gustin
Charles J. Townsend
Ivan Sellers
Irvin Clay
A. W. Getty
C. H. Stafford
C. L. Bohischeid
Julia Johnson
Misses Trilby Anderson
Hazel Johnson
Marjorie Stocker
Virginia Anderson
E. L. Dale
Ruth Officers Hold Reunion Dinner Meeting
The Ruth chapter officers of 1933 gathered Friday at Mrs. J. K. Davis home for their annual dinner meeting. Present were Mrs. L. D. Dotts Mrs. Daniel Currie Mrs. Charles Waring of Salt Lake Mrs. J. W. Pearson Mrs. R. M. Carter Mrs. J. H. Gundry Mrs. W. C. Rowland Mrs. L. D. Brown Mrs. Ada Cummings Mrs. Leonore Allen Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hovde and Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Dotts gave each officer a gift and quilts were awarded to Pearson and Carter. Dotts received a gift from the officers. A social hour followed the dinner.
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Ruth
J. K. Davis
L. D. Dotts
Daniel Currie
Charles Waring
Salt Lake
J. W. Pearson
R. M. Carter
J. H. Gundry
W. C. Rowland
L. D. Brown
Ada Cummings
Leonore Allen
E. G. Hovde
Davis
Reception Honors Ward Teachers
The L. D. S. Relief Society stake board hosted a Saturday reception at Mrs. O. F. Call's South Lincoln residence honoring ward officers and teachers. Attendants included a long list of members, with a tea service, marigold centerpiece, and a ten-hour musical program featuring vocal solos, piano numbers, and readings. One hundred seventy five called during the afternoon.
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L. D. S. Relief Society Stake Board
O. F. Call
South
Lincoln Avenue
Call
J. W. Hawkes
A. L. Merrill
Birdwell Finlayson
James H. Bowns
Martin Howard
Howard Martineau
Willard Lund
Golden Jensen
Birdie Middendorf
Henry Neilson
Ray J. Davis
James Walton
Charles Capell
Allen Smith
McKay Pugmire
Irving Christiansen
R. O. Jenson
Rhoda Vaun Call
Betty Joyce Bowns
Mary Lund
Sarah Martineau
Mary Lou Finlayson
Berneice Hawkes
Margaret Crane
Ruth Marie Merrill
William Dankers
Vernal Croshaw
Howard Mackelby
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Davis Home
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ray J. Davis’s Fort Hall home. Mrs. John Hitchcock led the meeting with devotionals by Mrs. John Noblet, followed by a social hour with refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Anderson Brower Carter Diamond Ferry Owens Rodeback Williams Norris White Zweigart and guests Reverend Ferry Mrs Stewart Mrs Collins and Mrs Dewar of Westfield Wisconsin, Mrs. Davis’s mother.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Ray J. Davis
Fort Hall
John Hitchcock
John Noblet
Charles Anderson
Floyd Brower
R. B. Carter
Ethel Diamond
E. T. Ferry
George S. Owens
M. H. Rodeback
Glen Williams
Tom Norris
E. C. White
Charles Zweigart
A. Stewart
T. B. Collins
San Dewar
Westfield
Wisconsin
Davis
Local Tightly Woven Court docket Highlights Fines
Law intoxication Mathew Gagner fined 50 dollars and forfeited bonds for flozted. Clarence Ashbaker forfeited 10 dollars bond. Eddie Sato fined 15 dollars. Solicitation Atuenta Marshall Negress fined 25 dollars. Reckless driving Christ Christofferson forfeited 25 dollars bond. Parking violations include Harold Hopkins Charlote Mul kern Mrs Heber Marley Mrs Allen Hurt Newton FP Shiling and Co. R Baum forfeited one dollar bonds.
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Mathew Gagner
Clarence Ashbaker
Eddie Sato
Harold Hopkins
Charlote Mulkern
Heber Marley
Allen Hurt
Newton FP
Shiling and Co
R. Baum
Fight in decisive stages Hitler pressing to win war
The report describes a critical period in which Hitler’s forces must win the war within a fortnight to avoid likely defeat. Allies face a savage German rush, with Hitler armed by a powerful war machine, determining the fate of empires.
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Hitler
Hanes
Nazi Onslaught Threatens All As Allies Scramble Resources
The text describes a rapidly advancing Nazi assault that promises quick annihilation of anything in its path. It contrasts the attackers’ scarcity of resources with the Allies’ vast wealth and potential, urging them to hold the line until resources can be mobilized.
Mussolini declares Italy ready for war and Mediterranean expansion
Mussolini’s Milan speech ties Italy to Germany in a growing axis and pledges a new era of peace through a broader Mediterranean role. He urges unity, signals inevitable conflict, and calls Italians to arms as Italy tightens toward war and territorial aims including Tunisia and Corsica.
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Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Mediterranean
Milan
Rome- Berlin
Germany
Europe
Axis
Galeazzo Ciano
Town News Briefs From Idaho Falls Area
A collage of local notes reports a theft of a .32 caliber Spanish revolver from a parked car near the tie plant, a sack of wool stolen in Idaho Falls, and several community updates. Rancher Fred Gehring is confined at home after a May stroke. Others include a prowl through Pocatello for farm talks, graduates from the University of Kentucky, and church and civic events in Bannock county.
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Jacob Butler
Idaho Falls
Fred Gehring
American Falls
Mr. Gehring
Norway Fleeing King and Government Defect to England
King Haakon VII and the government, including Crown Prince Olav, reportedly fled Tromsø for England with key officials. Allied withdrawals followed recent Belfort positions, as French and British forces pulled back. Norway reports indicate army planes landed in Petsamo and soldiers and civilians crossed the Finnish frontier. crews were interned.
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Mansos
Narvik
Helsinki
Petsamo
Salmijarvi
Mussolini Declares War as Axis Lines Form in Europe
From Rome Mussolini announces Italy's declaration of war while Hitler wires King Victor Emmanuel. Turkey pledges mutual aid with the Allies as Greece Egypt and Yugoslavia loom in wartime calculations. Egypt distributes gas masks as Suez becomes a potential target.
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Germany
Turkey
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Vittorio Emmanuele
Italy
Mussolini
Yugoslavia
Greece
Switzerland
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
England
Far East
Palazzo Venezia
11 Duce
Great Britain
France
Nice
Tunis
Jibutt
Mussolini faces war as Italygestures troopships and aims for Africa
Britain rushes troops to France as German forces drive toward Paris with 1.8 million tanks and 600000 fresh troops. Mussolini signals war and Italy may strike at France or Africa while Norway surrenders after two months of fighting with British and French aid.
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Italy
France
Alps
Africa
Rex
Britain
Paris
London
Berlin
Churchill
Reynaud
Maxime Weygand
Argonne Forest
Weygand
Germany
Norway
Search Continues for Harold Stoy Missing Mail Carrier
Officers and Sheriff M. J. Rossiter pursue leads as Harold Stoy, 43, of 132 S Lincoln Pocatello remains missing after last Tuesday. No word on his whereabouts and no sign of his 1936 Nash sedan license 3A 55 80. He left home in mail carrier trousers gray blue with black stripe and a blue sweater.
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Harold Stoy
S. Lincoln
Pocatello
M. J. Rossiter
Stoy
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Myra Kane Mullen
Vera Strong
N. M. Eldridge
D. Lewis Andrews
Minnie Howard
Mildred A. Schopper
D. A. Keeney
B. F. Anderson
Cisco Kihara
Dean Richards
William Stanley
Elsa Johnson
D. D. Parke
Charles Brown
Fred Barnes
George Oliver
D.A. Keeney
Walter Oelwein
Otto Stocker
H. D. Holsinger
Moberlys
American Institute of Laundering
Mes
Naomi R. Martin
Bannock Hotel
West
Garrett Freightways, Inc
Ladies Aid
Atuenta Marshall
Negress
Christ Christofferson
Tunisia
Jibuti
Corsica
Union Pacific
New York
Challenger
San Francisco
Francisco
Los Angeles
Challen
Ing Yng
George F. Girard
Pocatello, Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad
R. J. Hogan
Bannock County
Salt Lake City
Frank Winzler
Boise
Intermountain Hardware and Implement
John Harrison Lynn
J. H. Lynn
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Lynn
Methodist Ladies Aid
W Barrell
South Arthur
L. E. Fenwick
William Koehler
Pren Moore
Idaho
Bannock
W. D. Boyle
Mr. Moore
McCammon
Roy Hale
Boyle
John Wolf
Indiana
Mr. Wolf
Union Theological Seminary
Ralph Wolf
Rex L. Bateman
Leo and
Pearl Batesman
North
Lincoln Street
Bateman
Logan High School
Logan
R.O.T.C
38Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Pocatello National Guard
116Th Engineers
Hamilton
Donald Campbell
Campbell
Boise Methodist Conference
Northwest
Portland
Jackie Worth
South Second
Jesse A. Green
Scott D. Lowe
Moscow
Lowe
California
Petrone Studios
Gladys Lynn
Ted Lynn
Anderson Recital Hall
Tromso
Graves & Potter, Inc
Tribune Bidg
Il Duce
Railway Express
Western Union
Amoviseilion
ROMA
Californiaswines
Crean Mon Ee OO
Fresno Caltrik DS
Pocatello Tribune
The
Idaho State Journal
Nema
Chit
Tribune-Journal CO
P. O. Box
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