Indians Close School Year Fort Hall
The three Indian day schools on the reservation at Ross Fork Lincoln Creek and Bannock Creek closed for the year after a successful first year. Attendance reached about ninety percent despite winter hardships. Principal Decker and teachers Eisenhart Bott and Hutchinson accompanied forty five students on a sight seeing trip to Pocatello.
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Fort Hall
Ross Fork
Lincoln Creek
Bannock Creek
Leo C. Decker
Indian Service
Decker
George Eisenhart
George Bott
Gladys Hutchinson
Pocatello
Streamline
Armour Creamery
Kraft Cheese Factory
Ross Park
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
W. W. Beatty
The
Hull warns of future wars at Brown University
Secretary of State Cordell Hull told Brown University graduates that World War II and its aftermath lowered international morality. He warned predatory nationalism and urged rebirth of friendly, fair dealing among nations, stressing individual responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Providence
R. I
Cordell Hull
Brown University
Missionary society meets on youth program at church
The Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosted a Friday afternoon program theme Youth with a covered dish luncheon. Members and guests enjoyed a television broadcast and piano duet The Coming of Spring. Marie Ruggles spoke on Queen Esther and Standard Bearer work for high school girls. A July officer election was announced for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Robert Cannon
W. S. Berger
Fred Ayres
Mary Lamb
O. O. Young
C. H. Smith
Jean Keelan
Marie Ruggles
Ruth Pauschert
Christian Youth” Movement
Joy White
Society
Williams Daughters Head to BYU Summer Session
Bessie and Cleo Williams daughters of Mr and Mrs Herb Williams depart Saturday for Provo Utah to attend Brigham Young university summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Cleo Williams
Herb William
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Job's Daughters Elect Officers at Bethel No. 1
Miss Jewell MacIntosh arrived from El Paso Texas last Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Long and enjoyed several social events. Mary Jean Campbell was elected honored queen of Bethel No. 1 Order of Job's Daughters at the Saturday meeting in the Masonic temple, with Pauline Arps Ruth Ella Wace Glenda Williams Marie Ruggles and Mrs. Mabel Wade named to assist. appointive officers to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell MacIntosh
el Paso
Texas
John Long
Abraham Falk
Woolley
Miss MacIntosh
Clark Moon
R. C. Blakeslee
Arthur Walters
Cary Edmonson
Glen Buckingham
Mary Jean Campbell
Bethel No. 1
Job’s
Vacation Guests Arrive in Pocatello for Two Weeks
Miss Ida Bistline and Miss Lilian Spongberg arrive from Los Angeles for a two week vacation in Pocatello. Miss Bistline plans to visit her father J. B. Bistline and her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bistline
Lillian Spongberg
Los Angeles
Pocatello
Bistline
J. B. Bistline
Buckingham, Yonda share honors in contract games
Mrs. Buckingham won the honors of contract games played after luncheon, Mrs. Yonda scored second and Miss MacIntosh was presented a guest favor.
Spongberg Parental Visit With Bistline Party
ig Bistline and family visit Miss Spongberg's parents Mr and Mrs Gus Spongberg. Mrs M W Winn returns to Pocatello after wintering with daughter Mrs Marguerite Ruffner in Philadelphia and son Dr Murray Winn in St Louis. She rents an apartment at Bannock hotel for summer and will move to South Garfield Ave in fall.
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Ig Bistline
Miss Spongber
Gus Spongberg
M. W. Winn
Pocatello
Marguerite Ruffner
Philadelphia
Dr Murray Winn
Ins. Louis
Winn
Bannock Hotel
South Garfield Avenue
Obituary notices for Fred Keane and Annie E Hawkes
Funeral services were held for Fred Keane with Bishop Birdwell Finla officiating and multiple musical tributes at the Hall funeral c. A grave blessing followed at Mountainview cemetery with pallbearers named. Annie Elizabeth Hawkes died at home on Park Avenue. widow of Joseph B. Hawkes, born December 1866 in Franklin Idaho, survived by six of eleven children including M. Lucy Jeppeson of Reno and Mary Packer of Pocatello. the family moved from Rexburg to Pocatello before settling in Pocatello.
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Fred Keane
Bishop Birdwell Finla
A. W. Dalton
W. N. Sorenson
Albertton
Arthur W. Ha
LeRoy Harrison
Ton
Annie Eizabeth Hawks
Annie Elizabeth Hawkes
Joseph B. Hawkes
Park Avenue
Mrs. Hawkes
Franklin
Idaho
Robert Dowdle
Henrietta Meservy Dowdle
Mr. Hawkes
Logan Temple
Logan
Utah
Rexburg
Pocate
M. Lucy Jeppeson
Reno
Nev
Mary Packer
Lou Ashton
Pocatello
Bryant
Obituary notices for Hawkes and Shumaker
Rexburg and Logan area relatives are listed among survivors for Mrs. Hawkes who served in the L D S church and aided genealogical work. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Fourth ward chapel with burial at Mountain View. Frank Pearl Shumaker, 58, a Pocatello railroad conductor, died at 658 South Hayes. Survived by wife Mary A and three children. Funeral Tuesday at Downard chapel and burial in Danville, Illinois.
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Rexburg
Golden
Los Angeles
Glen
Pocatello
B. B. Porter
Logan
Frank Pearl Shumaker
South Hayes
Mr. Shumaker
Oakwood
Ill
Danville
Chicago
Potello
Shumakers
Mary A
Cecil
Eugene
Harry Evans
Leslie A
Harry J
Puneral
Downard Chapel
I. Q. Roddy
Shumaker
Services Tuesday for Anna M. Muir
Anna M. Muir, 73, died of heart trouble in Idaho Falls. She lived previously in Soda Springs, Blackfoot and Boise. Born May 29, 1863 in Missouri. Husband Ben Muir preceded her in death. Survived by two daughters Elizabeth Gardner and Mrs. Hill, a son B. W. Neville of Los Angeles, and sister Noretta Whitman of Lewiston, Montana. Services will be held in the coming day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Anna M. Muir
George Hill
East 14 Street
Soda Springs
Blackfoot
Boise
Missouri
Ben Muir
Elizabeth Gardner
Mr. Hill
B. W. Neville
Los Angeles
Noretta Whitman
Lewiston
Montana
Burial Service at Blackfoot Cemetery Tuesday
A Methodist church ceremony will be held in Blackfoot Tuesday at 1 30 p m with burial in Blackfoot cemetery under the direction of Wood s funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Blackfoot
Wood
Arkansas Marks 100 Years as State
Arkansas celebrated the centennial of statehood on June 15 marking the day President Andrew Jackson signed the act admitting the territory to the Union. The state observed holiday attire as it reached its one hundredth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Andrew Jackson
Fasist Party Directive Orders 100000 Rifles Shipped
Milan reports the fascist party directorate has ordered the immediate distribution of 100000 rifles. The directive underscores a push for expanded armament amid mounting tensions in the region.
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Milan
Fascist Party
Fascists age group and camp policy outlined for youth
A directive urges recruitment of fascists aged 18 to 31 for drill purposes and orders 700,000 babies sent to summer camps to improve health, described as essential to the empire's strength.
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Stanford University
Woodward Adams
Jeanne Keesling
Bobby Grayson
Richard Dawson
Phil Prescott
Associated Press
Bullard
Good Will Club
G. C. Bullard
East Clark Street
Otto Erickson
S. C. G. Vance
J. N. Cosgrove
Ray Walker
Dan McDonald
North Hayes Avenue
George C. Foulk
Betty
Maron
Doris
Zenith
Carnes-Roberts Music Co
Job
Arcouate Drive
Rt ‘Tore
Mrs. Winn
Fred J. Keane
Frank Shumaker
the Order of Railway Conductors of
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T.C. Martin Furniture Co
T. C. Martin
T. C. Maraee
North Main
Seersucker
Oxfords
Miracle Arch
Madras
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