ISU to Graduate 189 in Eighteenth Commencement
ISU will hold its eighteenth annual baccalaureate and commencement June 18 and 19 in Frager Hall auditorium. Marcus F. Lindsey of Boise Presbyterian Church and Richard Wells will deliver addresses. Harrison C. Dale will present diplomas to 189 graduates, with 45 earning in absentia.
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Fragier Hall
Marcus F. Lindsey
Boise Presbyterian Church
Richard Wells
International Rotary
Harrison C. Dale
ISU Symphony
Gibson Walters
Invoca
E. T. Ferry
The
Presbyterian Church
Alvin Kleinfeldt
Christian Church
University
Rudolph Goranson
Walters
Vandals Threaten Scout Camp Trees Closure Warned
Probate Judge Willard Lund says Camp grounds in the Scout mountain and Boy Scout area will close unless parents prevent children from vandalizing green trees during picnics and visits. He warned parents to keep children from similar vandalism across town.
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Scout Mountain
Willard Lund
Forest Service
Lund
Lumber Clerk Wins Bond Prize in Local Sales Contest
Gilbert Bringhurst of Ida ho Lumber and Hardware led sales with 4443.75 in bonds, earning a 100 bond from L C Johnson as top seller among local salespeople. Ernest L Nugent of Safeway No 4 took second prize, Velva M Knight third, and Orlene Lindsay fourth with bond totals over 2500. The Evans market at Alameda earned honorable mention for 9925 total bonds sold. J A Tolman elected head of the Pocatello Camera Club with new officers and a planned name contest for the club. Motion pictures shown after the meeting.
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Gilbert Bringhurst
Idaho Lumber and Hardware
L. C. Johnson
Pocatello Area
Frick
Ernest L. Nugent
Safeway
Velva M Knight
Evans Market
Alameda
Orlene Lindsay
H. & M. Cigar
Edna Morris
Helen Winn
Carolina Ball
Miss Knight
Alice Isely
Blaine Quigley
Idaho Glass and Paint Store
Annabelle Higgins
People’s Store
J. A. Tolman
Pocatello Camera Club
R. E. Brown
T. H. Gathe, Jr
Evelyn Enenback
FE. W. Simison
Frank Discher
Y. D. Black
Knox Will Admits Estate to Widow in Probate
The will of Col Frank Knox secretary of the navy and Chicago Daily News publisher valued around 2 million dollars was admitted to probate. He leaves the entire estate to his widow Mrs Annie Reid Knox confirming a single beneficiary succession.
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Chicago
Frank Knox
the Navy
The
Chicago Daily News
Annie Reid Knox
C V True Democratic Ticket Candidate Pledges Honest Service
Idaho resident with 32 years tax history and 10 years in federal and state accounting positions vows faithful, honest, competent official conduct if elected. Former chief examiner in the state auditor's office and chief accountant for the state education department. Paid political ad.
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Alma Marley
Idaho
State Auditor's
State Department of Education
Idaho Officers Receive Temporary Promotions in War Dept
Five Idaho officers are advanced in temporary promotions. From first lieutenant to captain: Oran Wayne Lyons Burley air corps Leo Russell Patrick Nampa air corps Rudolph Christopher Ashenbrewer Nampa air corps. From second lieutenant to first lieutenant: Reid Wilson 635 West Halliday Pocat Idaho medical administrative corps Raymond Cyril Marshall Idaho Falls infantry. Honduras is described as the greatest banana land in the world.
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War Department
Oran Wayne Lyons
Burley
Air Corps
Leo Russell Patrick
Nampa
Rudolph
Christopher Ashenbrewer
Reid Wilson
West Halliday
Pocado
Medical Administrative Corps
Raymond Cyril Marshall
Idaho Falls
Infantry
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