Pocatellans Attend Intermountain District Convention in Salt Lake City
The 20 30 clubs district of Idaho and Utah meets in Salt Lake City June 17 18 with Pocatello delegates led by President Bernie Haggard and officers. Notable attendees include association president M Abbe Strunk and secretary Edward Ryan. Albert D Carter seeks deputy lieutenant governor. Willard Minton unopposed for district governor.
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Intermountain
Association of
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Club
Bernie Haggard
Perry Lane
Art Scott
Albert Carter
Bob Hetland
George Smith
Don Bistline
George Hargraves
Jack Terrell
Bill Gregg
Gene Hunt
Frank Amundsen
Carl Luchens
Newhouse Hotel
Musser
United States
Lima
Peru
Albert D. Carter
West Side Fire Dept Responded To Two Fires Thursday
Two rubbish fires Thursday caused two runs by the West Side Fire Department. Fire Chief A. A. Girard said crews answered calls at 3 20 p m at Fourth and Center streets and at 3 47 p m in the 200 block South Main Street.
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West Side
Pocatellan Heads O E S Twin Falls Installation Highlights
Mrs Magda Stocker of Pocatello installed as grand matron and G Ray Nead of Sandpoint as grand patron at the Idaho Order of Eastern Star 37th annual convention in Twin Falls Boise named 1940 convention city. New grand chapter staff officers include Caldwell, Salmon, Coeur d Alene, Parma, Winchester, Mullan appointees. Installing officers and drill team from Twin Falls featured. honor roll of deceased members read.
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Twin Falls
Magda Stocker
Pocatello
G. Ray Nead
Sandpoint
Idaho Order of Eastern Star
Boise
Stocker
Anna Hamilton
Nampa
Nead
F. Earl Williams
Spirit Lake
New Grand Chapter
Nora J. Blake
Caldwell
Loula Carpenter
Salmon
Stella Phinney
Coeur d‘Alene
Agnes Anderson
Parma
Vinette Hansen
Winchester
Robert Tolson
Mullan
Grand Sentinel
Martha V. Guthrie
Emmett
Victor Peterson
Grangeville
Home Fund
Maude McRoberts
Ella Billmeyer
Elizabeth Shaw
Dorothy Meiffert
Jay Refield
Idaho Falls
Mary Phillips
Grand Marshall
Mary Coleman
Kuna
Dorothy Meffert
Prand
Knights Templar
Idaho Masonic Grand Lodge
Wallace
H. W. Cloudiek
P. W. McRoberts
Percy Jones
Blackfoot
Jeremiah Robinson
Peter Rabbit and Slow Poke Plan A Bramble Dinner
Peter Rabbit invites Slow Poke the Box Turtle to dine together near the Green Forest edge. Slow Poke explains his hunger and love of fruit and greens, including strawberries and sweet clover, as Peter eagerly waits at a bramble-tangle for the feast.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Joek
Green Forest
Slow
Peter Rattit
Lippert
Lipperty
Serly
Green Meadows
Your Child and His Problems
A worried mother fears illness from play and keeps her child indoors. The letter asks how a child can be happy and play with others without making the mother worry, while the writer suggests curing the mother's fear as the solution.
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Sho
Ashe
Eich
Tribute Honoring Worthy Grand Patron Dies Last Year
Louis R. Scott of Moscow authored a tribute for the late Worthy Grand Patron. Distinguished attendees included Mrs. Cora Cornell of Pocatello grand guardian of Job's Daughters and Albert Wagoner from Calgary grand sentinel for Alberta.
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Louis R. Scott
Moscow
Cora Cornell
Pocatello
Job
Albert Wagoner
Calgary
Canada
Province of
Alberta
Slow Poke and Peter Share a Berry Breakfast
The tale follows Peter as he laughs at Slow Poke’s slow pace then shares lunch and a nap before guiding him to a clover patch. Hidden in grass, Slow Poke discovers ripe strawberries and the two creatures dine together, forming friendly feelings between them.
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Peter
Slow
Slow Poke
Let Children Play Free for Health and Life
A parenting note urges letting children play with peers and enjoy healthy neighborhood life to strengthen their will to live. It cautions against overprotective care that robs childhood of joyous, normal development and recommends reasonable safety and well balanced routines. The message ends with a promotion for Angelo Patris booklet Rating enclosure 19 cents to Pro Box 75 Station O New York NY.
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Angelo Patris
Pate
Station O
New York N.Y
ISU Enrolls 1200 During 1938 39 at Idaho Southern
The consolidated enrollment for the academic year just finished at Idaho Southern University reached 1290 students, a net gain of 77 from last year. Vocational classes fell to 198, academic students rose to 936, the college of pharmacy to 157, engineering to 110, and the science division to 669.
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Idaho Southern University
Ofice
Dorothy Requa
College of Pharmacy
Division of Engineering
Toters and Science
Question on Population Growth in Racial or Ethnic Groups
A historical note discusses how the number of men approximately doubles in relation to another group, indicating a notable shift in gender ratios or population dynamics.
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Ideen Millinery
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ISU
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Golden Gate Exposition
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