Auxiliary Adopts Red Cross Program At Luncheon
The Union Pacific Old Timers Auxiliary members host a Memorial hall luncheon for 75 with Mrs. E. M. South presiding. Under Mrs. Alice Bloom, Red Cross work is planned including 50 dresses for children aged 5 to 10 in six weeks while members knit for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Memorial Hall
E. M. South
Alice Bloom
Los Angeles
J. R. Mooney
Red Cross
Annie Westrom
Mary Goddard
Bug
Jack Long
George Oliver
Ellis Goddard
J. F. Reiger
C. E. Wright
John Freeman
William Lloyd
C. H. Renfro
J. F Cullen
J. W. Huber
J. G. Burton
W. P. Garner
Lir Tout
A. E. Watson
James Myers
Ethel Daley
A. T. West
Annie Jensen
C. W. Jarboe
Party Honors Los Angeles Visitor in Pocatello
Mrs. Gene Colaianni hosted a social evening for Mrs. Paul Sanchez of Los Angeles. Guests included Mrs. Cusano, Mrs. Biennemen, Mrs. Smith, and others. a late supper followed. The gathering also noted Mrs. Sanchez's former name Tuppie Gates of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sanchez
Los Angeles
Gene Colaianni
Gertrude de Gregory
John Cusano
James Biennemen
J. A. Smith
Pete de Gregory
al de Gregory
Roy Thomas
Josephine Cusano
Arilda Jacobsen
Sanchez
Tuppie Gates of
Pocatello
W. B. A. Social Club Entertained at Alameda Home
The W. B. A. Social Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Waite Barnes's Alameda home. Guests included Mrs. Claude Bryan and Mrs. Dan Agnew. Members present were Mrs. T. J. Wilson, Mrs. J. R. Mooney, Mrs. C. Buffaloe, Mrs. L. Adamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Social Club
Guardians
Portneuf Circle
N.O.W
George Coles
North
Lincoln Avenue
Travelog Features Chapter Meeting and Visitor News
Radiant chapter No. 61 O E S holds a Saturday session in the Masonic temple with Mrs. Manning and Edgar Jacobs presiding. Visitor Mrs. Whittington is welcomed in Pocatello. Travelog by Mrs. Clever covers Paris to New York trip. social hour with refreshments follows. Meetings and notices include N O W and Pythian Sisters events, plus Miss Lorena Bixby departing to Lincoln for summer with stops in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Whittington
Stephanie
Pocatello
John W. Parker
San Francisco
S. S. Mariposa
Parker
Mr. Whittington
Pacific Northwest
Whittingtons
Islands
Masonic Temple
Robert E. Manning
Edgar Jacobs
Margaret Cass Whittington
Order of Job's Daughters
Territory of Hawaii
Whittington
Jonn W Parker
George Clever
Paris
New York
Charles Bohrer
Earl Rainey
H. L. Austin
Lewellington Mil
Lorena Bixby
Idano Southern University
Lincoln
Nebraska
Denver
Peter Meets Weaver the Orchard Oriole in Old Orchard
Peter Rabbit wakes beside the Old Orchard wall and spots a chestnut suited stranger like Goldy. Striped Chipmunk reveals the visitor is Weaver the Orchard Oriole and speaks of Mrs Weaver and their nest woven mostly from long grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Goldy
Weaver
Striped Chipmunk
Mrs. Weaver
Trapped in the Bekkan low mood with Sherwood and Anne
In a desert camp beside a spring and poplar tree a tent of the Emir of Yangsar hosts a midday meal for Sherwood Anne Mackey and the others. They discuss routes to Chuka and possible Chinese claims while Anne weighs plans and Blaze reads the moment with wary amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Yangsar
Sherwood
Earl
Mackey
Blaze
Miss Willard
Bekkan Bula
Shani Lun
Vanesar
Chuka
Ili
Prince
Camels Hitched To Carriage As Escape Plans Emerge
Sherwood notes the plan to travel fast as three camels are hitched to a carriage near the river plain. Anne and Mackey join the group at the tent entrance while Sherwood recounts a talk with Doddap. The river gash and looming escape frame the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Anne
Mackey
Doddap
Scouts of Power Hold Camporee
Fifty scouts from American Falls and Rockland attended a camporee in American Falls on June 10. Court of honor awards named Melbourne Clark Lorin Wolfenbarger and others with tenderfoot and merit badges. Walter Davidson and Ned Stuart completed all requirements for Eagle Scout rank. Troop 57 plans advance for its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Rockland
Melbourne Clark
Lorin Wolfenbarger
Ned Stuart
Walter Davidson
Lee Bath
Gene Bryan
Fagle
Track Meet Results and Badge Recipients Listed
First class badges went to Kelly Crowder Walter Dodge Fred Eggers Ted Kyser. Second class to Richard Morris Reuben Mayer. Troop 57 was led by Willis Bean. Track results include Fifty yard dash first Lorin Wolfenbarger second Virgil Ralphs third Melvin Clark. One hundred yard dash winner Richard Morris with Virgil Ralphs second and Gene Bryan third. Fifty yard dash for older boys led by William Vaughan with Ned Stuart second and Glen England third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Crowder
Walter Dodge
Fred Eggers
Ted Kyser
Richard Morris
Reuben Mayer
Willis Bean
Troop 57
Lorin Wolfenbarger
Virgil Ralphs
Melvin Clark
Gene Bryan
Wiliam Vaughan
Ned Stuart
Glen England
Fishes Dominate as Lowest Vertebrate Class
A brief science note states that fishes are the lowest class of vertebrate animals, highlighting their position in the taxonomic hierarchy. The statement emphasizes their basic vertebrate features and differentiation from higher classes.
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FARGO
Pyrex
Shop Fargo
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Dean Cameron
David
Wilson Avenue
Cameron
George Atkinson
Idaho Falls
Moscow
Ed Rose
James Lilly
Ida Gilmore
H. Wilson
R. L. Hack
Elizabeth Bridges
Mooney
Buffaloe
Agnew
Hack
Travelog
Pythian Sisters
Gate City Temple No
Knights of Pythias Hall
South
Garfield Avenue
Jimmy Skunk
Rita Mahler Nansen
Kentucky
Henley Distullers Corporat
Dad
Elasti Glas
Wools, Terry
NoBelt
Bowles
Mack
Scouts of Power
the Petrone Studios
Central Christian Church
Fighth
Center
The
Hill Bros
GEM State Auto CO
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