Miss Garvin Directs Camp Tendoy Session Beginning July 1
Camp Fire girls prepare for two week camp at Camp Tendoy with staff led by director Madeline Garvin. Nurses, storytellers, and counselors from local organizations plan daily crafts hikes nature classes and hour by hour activities for attendees. Girls register with Mrs Reginald Cleare or Mrs O D Garrison.
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Camp Fire Board of Sponsors
Tendoy
Madeleine Garvin
Richard Howard
Dorothy Cleave
Olive Mae Mullia
Miss Garvin
Dorothy Maning
Dorothea Witthoft
Reginald Cleare
O. D. Garrison
Leinen Departure for Twin Falls Prompts Bridge Farewell
The Leinen family plans to move to Twin Falls as J. M. Leinen transfers with Continental Oil Company. A Saturday bridge-club sendoff at R. S. Ashby’s featured crystal flower arrangements, dinner, and gifts, with Mrs. Hanson and Mr. Moore winning the bridge honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Leinen
Twin Falls
Levien
W. W. Woolard
Jack Moore
Gus Pearson
William Sheldon
A. E. Fridenstine
J. C. Hanson
William Mullen
Leviens
Hanson
Mr. Moore
Visit Relatives in New York
William and Virginia Derham depart on the Portland Rose for New York City. They will visit Baltimore en route, then stay a month with cousin Mrs. John Francis Reilly in New York. Mrs. Reilly and daughter Patricia will accompany them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Virginia Derham
Michael Derham
Portland Rose
New York City
Baltimore
Maryland
John Francis Reilly
New York
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies Honor Club Birthdays
The Pocatello Pioneer Ladies club will honor several members at a Thursday 7:30 PM party at Mrs. Ben Lowrie’s home 1525 North Arthur avenue. Honored guests include Mrs. Emma Nelson Mrs. Annie Stevenson Mrs. Anna Jensen Mrs. Emma Lowrie Mrs. Rose Allen and Mrs. Sylvia Davidson. Members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies Club
Ben Lowrie
North Arthur Avenue
Emma Nelson
Annie Stevenson
Anna Jensen
Emms Lowrie
Rose Allen
Sylvia Davidson
Martin Family Returns From Sheridan Montana Visit
Mrs. A. H. Martin with daughter Mrs. J. B. Walker and son Harry Martin returned Monday evening from Sheridan Montana where they visited Mrs. Martin's daughter Mrs. L. F. Rice and family. They were joined by Geraldine Rice who will spend the summer with her grandparents.
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A. H. Martin
J. B. Walker
Harry Martin
Sheridan
Montana
Genevieve Pond To Give Recital
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music presents Genevieve Pond in an Academic Certificate Recital this evening at 8 15 in the Recital Hall. She studies piano with Adelaide Anderson and harmony with Evelyn Lundgren and is joined by Clifford Miller, baritone, for a program of works by Haydn Chopin Schumann Granados Protheroe and others. The public is cordially invited.
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Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Genevieve Pond
Miss Pond
Pond
Adelaide Anderson
Evelyn Lundgren
Clifford Miller
Tariop
Cccesseesee
Handel
Schuman
the Evening Star
Sibelius
Protheroe
Granados
Mrs LeinEn Honored With Surprise Bridge Tea Before Move
A group of friends hosted a surprise party at the Bannock hotel for Mrs J M Leinen who is leaving this week to make her home in Twin Falls. The afternoon featured bridge and tea at five with a gift presented to Mrs Leinen by numerous attendees.
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J. M. Leinen
Twin Falls
Bannock Hotel
Leinen
George Henson
James Foley
T. E. Fitzgerald
W. C. Raidy
F. A. Schiele
Lambert King
H. J. Wade
A. E. Fridenstine
James McGonigle
Rose Byers
William Sheldon
Emma Henry
George Primbs, Sr
R.S. Ashby
P. J. Norton
Californians Visit Blackfoot Family News
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Ventura California have stayed with Mrs. Johnsons mother Mrs. Dan Sheldon and brother William Sheldon and sister Mrs. A E Zener and families. They depart Thursday for home after a family dinner at the O F Smith farm in Blackfoot hosted by Mr and Mrs William Sheldon with guests including the Johnsons Dan Sheldon and Mrs Zener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Johnson
Ventura
California
Visit Relatives in Kansas and Nearby Travel Plans
Miss Josephine Murphy and her niece Josephine Brady return from Salt Lake City after a school year. They will vacation in Kansas for a month with Mr. and Mrs. James Brady of Idaho Falls. Clara Peck travels to Los Angeles to visit a cousin and will return by July. Pece Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 holds a meeting with memorial services for departed members. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pearson head to Salmon River country for a week race trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Murphy
Josephine
Robbie Brady
Salt Lake City
James M. Brady
Idaho Falls
Kansas
Clara Peck
Walter H. Peck
Charles Young
Los Angeles
Pece
Palm Leaf Circle No
W. O. W. Hall
Gus Pearson
Salmon River
Roosevelt move on Democratic chairmanship denied
Washington reports that President Roosevelt tentatively offered Guy T. Helvering the Democratic National Committee chairmanship. Helvering and a Democratic leadership spokesman denied the claim saying they know nothing about it.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Democratic National Committee
Helvering
Pigs From Rice Sell 670 Pounds At St Louis Market
June 12 report from Poplar Bluff notes farmer R E Rice sent 670 pounds of pigs to St Louis market. He used the check to buy one pound of bacon for 18 cents and paid the remainder for yardage insurance commission and drayage.
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Poplar Bluff
R. E. Rice
St. Louis
State Grand Army Holds Convention in Twin Falls
The Idaho Grand Army of the Republic and auxiliary groups closed their annual convention with an officers election parade and campfire. The Women’s Relief Corps planted two memorial trees for James W. Shields and Horace Hart, the latter nearly 106, as 200 visitors attended and 17 delegates were Civil War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies of the
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans
Women’s Relief Corps
James W. Shields
Horace Hart
Preparations Completed For T. C. Coffin Funeral
Idaho news notes the funeral arrangements for T. C. Coffin with remarks from officials including William A. Fife and Mayors Brown and McCue. Active pallbearers will come from the Pocatello American Legion and organized labor. The service includes a procession to Mountain View Cemetery and a union band march from the Memorial building. Committees on arrangements and condolences are named and a copy of resolutions will be presented to Mrs. Coffin.
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Idaho Supreme Court
William A. Fife
Charles Brown
John J. McCue
Boise
W. M. Morgan
A. L. Merrill
T. D. Jones
Edwin Snow
R. M. Terrell
Jay L. Downing
Pocatello
American Legion
Pocatello Central Labor Union
Memorial Building
Mountainview Cemetery
Representative Coffin
W. B. Harris
August Rosqvist
I. A. Pelton
George W. Hunt
Rosqvist
Brother of Local Man Drops Dead
Ogden reports Frank W. Stratford 68 a Republican Weber county commissioner and LDS stake leader died at home from a stroke. He attended yesterday’s board meeting but rested. He was son of Edwin and Marianna Stratford, survived by eight siblings in Utah including Edwin, Eliza, Jesse, Charles, Lillian, Albert, Egbert and Horace Stratford. The death follows a prior stroke three years earlier and occurs in Ogden.
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Ogden
Frank W. Stratford
Weber County Commission
North Weber
Latter Day Saints
Weber County
Stratford
Edwin
Marianna C. Stratford
Edwin A. Stratford
Eliza A. Smith
Logan
Jesse G. Stratford
Pocatello
Charles H. Stratford
Lillian Baird
Tooele
Albert E. Stratford
Egbert C. Stratford
Horace B. Stratford
Reelection bid for Idaho secretary of state announced
Franklin Girard of Coeur d'Alene announced his candidacy for reelection as secretary of state. He stated I seek renomination but gave no further details. He is a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Franklin Girard
Coeur d'Alene
Officer slain in Hong Kong smuggling clash near Hoshow
A British officer of Chinese customs E R Collier was reported slain and five Chinese officers wounded in a clash with smugglers near Hoshow. Dispatches reaching here today described the incident as a grim alert to border security.
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Hong Kong
E. R. Collier
Hoshow
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Leinens
Pioneers
T. C. Coffin
George Seelos
Mrs. Leinen
Bridge Tea
Thomas C. Coffin
First Security Bank of Idaho Idaho Bank & Trust Co
State Grand Army
T. C. Coffin Funeral
Girard
Betty Baxley
Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
FARGO
Fargo’s
Fargo-Wilson-Wells CO
Kellogg’s
Getter Fabrics Testing Bureau
Batistes
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