Rotary Club Pays Tribute to Dr Siders in Pocatello
At the Bannock hotel the Pocatello Rotary club paid tribute to Walter R. Siders who resigned after twenty eight years as superintendent of Pocatello public schools and who received a doctor of pedagogy from the University of Idaho. Attending were H E Ray Charles Bowerman Dean M F Angell and T F Robart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello Public Schools
University of Idaho
H. E. Ray
Boise
United States
Charles Bowerman
Pocatello Club
Glendale
California
Dean M. F. Angell
University Branch
T. F. Robart
Grand Junction
Ruth Pettit
The
Pocatello High School
University of Oe California
Gaylord Sanford
Siders
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Merrill
William F. Russell
Columbia Teachers’ College
Edinburgh
National Education Association
Weeds Ordinance Enforces Yard Cleanups in Pocatello
Owners agents or tenants must remove noxious grass weeds and dead trees from premises vacant lots parks and alleys. If not complied with by July 1 the city will clear such vegetation at owner cost with taxes if unpaid. One dollar minimum charge. W L Raymond Sanitary Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
W. L. Raymond
Hikers unfurl flag atop Kinport Peak for Flag Day
Hikers climb Kinport Peak south of Pocatello as bad weather looms to raise the stars and stripes during Flag Day services. Nineteen reached the summit for sunset views, including a panorama of American Falls lake, then returned via City Creek for a moonlit lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinport Peak
Pocatello
American Falls
Kinport
Imade
Snyder
City Creek
R. C. ‘Thoma
J. W. Corbridge
Bonnie F. Scott
T. M. Corbridge
Joe Hocking
Billy Hayes
E. P. Reddick
Elizabeth Becksted
Harold Reddick
Junior Halliwell
Theo Winter
R. C. Thoma
Wade Simmons
Judson Sedam
P. T. Miller
George Sedam
Gertrude Day
Homer Stewardson
J. H. Goodman
Emily Waggoner
Rotary speaker lauds Dr Siders as he plans future
Dr Siders expresses gratitude for Rotary tributes and says his future is undecided though a business offer may lure him from education. He calls Pocatello his real home and hopes to stay long. Dr Bowerman notes Craters of the Moon visit and appeals for more publicity of the monument. Moiinelli praises Idaho University and highway scenery while urging Rotary to support Dean Angell's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siders
Rotary
Pocatello
Rotary Club
Rotarians
C. Bowerman
Bowerman
Harry Petersen
Craters of the Moon
L. F. Moiinelli
Moscow
Idaho
M. F. Angell
Pioneer Slingerland Dies in Pocatello After Illness
George S. Slingerland a longtime resident of Pocatello twenty two years died Wednesday at his home following a four week illness. He leaves a widow Maude and three children Sibyl Ray and George E. Slingerland plus siblings and extended relatives. He was born in 1863 in Charles ton Iowa and moved west with his family ending years in Pocatello where he ran a bicycle shop and later worked for the Short Line railroad until health issues forced retirement. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Stingerland
Pocatello
North Arthur
McHan Undertaking Company
Slingerland
Maude Slingerland
Sibyl McKinley
Reno
Nevada
Ray ©. Hunter
George E. Slingerland
Pocate
Short Line
Personal notes from Idaho travelers
Tom Glasford a Short Line conductor left today for a short visit to Chicago. Lloyd Adams secretary to Senator Frank R Gooding passed through Pocatello today en route to Rexburg. C H Renfrew left Wednesday for Lewiston where he will spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Glasford
Chicago
Lloyd Adams
Frank R. Gooding
Pocatello
Rexburg
C. H. Renfrew
Lewiston
Bannock County Adjourns After Two Day Session
The Bannock county commissioners adjourned after a two day session to allow bills to be filed by June 27. North American Mortgage Company filed suit in district court against Wilford Hall et al for foreclosure on a note of 58074 dollars. A marriage license was issued to Henry L Jenkins of Robin and Erma Kathleen Bowman of Arimo with the permission of Mrs Ethel Bowman mother of the bride who is seventeen. A stockholders meeting of the Pocatello baseball club and local business men is set for tonight at eight in the chamber of commerce office. Marjorie Fisher left for New York City for an indefinite visit with her sister Ida Mae Fisher, en route will visit South Bend Indiana and Chicago and plans to return to Idaho in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Mortgage Company
Wilford Hall Et al
Henry L. Jenkins
Robin
Erma Kathleen Bowman
Arimo
Ethel Bowman
Pocatello Baseball Club
Chamber of Commerce
Marjorie Fisher
New York City
Ida Mae Fisher
South Bend
Indiana
Chicago
Idaho
Miss Montana Mahan Attends Idaho Eastern Star Jubilee
Miss Montana Mahan and her mother Mrs Sam Mahan returned from Boise where she attended the Silver Jubilee of the Idaho Eastern Star. She is retiring first queen of Job's Daughters the only order of its kind in the state sponsored by the Masons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Mahan
Sam Mahan
Boise
Miss Mahan
Idaho Eastern Star
Job's Daughters
The
Masons
City Sanitary Inspector Calls Weed and Brush Clearing
W. L. Raymond the city sanitary inspector asks citizens to cut weeds on vacant lots alleys and parkings. He says agents and tenants must clear noxious grass or dead trees by July 1 or the city will hire workers and bill the owners for the expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Funeral for Rose Brown Held at Congregational Church
The funeral for Rose Lucile Brown 13 of 736 West Benton was held Friday at 3 PM from the Congregational church with Rev. Geo Sloan officiating. Interment followed in Mountainview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lucile Brown
Geo. W. Brown
West Benton
Congregational Church
Open Air Initiation in Blackfoot by Woodmen of the World
Pocetello and Blackfoot Woodmen of the World camps join for an open air initiation in Blackfoot starting at 6. Mayor E T Peck gives the welcome address and Consul I I Boak offers the evening address. A dance follows at a Blackfoot hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocetello
Idaho
Blackfoot
E. T. Peck
I. I. Boak
Y M C A. Swimming Club Forms Advanced Group
Members met with R R Wolf secretary and Edward Godfrey to organize an advanced swimming committee. Bill Hall John Weston and Lael Anthony were named to gather information for advanced swimmers. The 16 plus class meets next Wednesday at 8 15 pm for special instruction while 12 to 16 year olds meet at 7 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M.C A. Swimming Club
R. R. Wolf
Edward Godfrey
Bill Hall
John Weston
Lael Anthony
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Siders
W. H. Cleare
le Ug Urcer Aros
the Idaho Wholesale Grocery Co. Distributors
Burger Bros.co
Cincinnate
Ohio
Idaho Falls
the Tribune
Pioneer
George L. Stingerland
Bannock County
New York
D. W. Bliss
Elisa
A. R. Teeple
Charmeuse
JJIT
Dad
Clicquot Club
Chanot Clu
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