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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
12
The Southern Branch will end its term with final exams on Saturday and a brief rest before a six week summer session starts Monday. Most students have checked out of dormitories and exams were mostly completed earlier in the week.
Enrollment drive advertises June 16 only six seats available at low summer rates. Reservations via phone 371.
Probate Judge William A. Hyde filed his brief for another term with Bannock County Clerk. Hyde has led county probate affairs for years and served multiple terms in public office locally.
All Pocatello banks will be closed on Monday June 16 in observance of Idaho Pioneer Day announced by the Pocatello Clearing House Association.
The Oregon Short Line band directed by Art Biggens will perform Sunday at the Memorial building 300 North Johnson avenue as part of Elks Flag Day services. Final rehearsal was attended by Exalted Ruler B M Har graves and Secretary Art Zener. The program includes Sousa Rifle Regiment Bohemian Girl and Stars and Stripes with weather permitting an outdoor venue and a 7 o clock start. Public invited.
Miss Ethel E Redfield and Miss Lorena Bixby faculty members will serve as hostesses for the University of Idaho Southern Branch boys dorms next year. They will supervise sophomores at Paris hall and freshmen at Residence hall with remodeled suites including a three room unit and kitchenette. The plan aims to create a home-like atmosphere with a woman’s touch during the academic year.
A miniature golf course is being built on Hast Center street by Elmer Kendrick and N O Robinson. It will feature 18 holes with water hazards, sand traps, and built in obstacles on greens of green sand to perfect putting.
Down Town reports T. M. Ziebach former Fort Hall Indian reserva tion superintendent visiting Pocatello with his son and daughter, recalling 1926 changes while on a Snake River fishing trip near Pocatello. He now oversees Winnebago Nebraska. Clifford Norton violin recital impresses at Adelaide Anderson School of Music.
This evening at 6 30 Sanford hall hosts dramatic tenor Vito Petrone in a solo recital. Petrone, national prominent artist teacher formerly of New York, earns high East and Middle West critics praise for a mellow strong voice and ardent delivery. The program includes Italian arias and selections by Verdi and others with Adela ford at the piano. A public invitation is extended. Flour market news follows with Minneapolis prices and shipments.
Paul V. Nash reports a wire from Yellowstone Superintendent Roger W. Tall stating the park east entrance will be opened on Sunday.
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