Scout Camp to Open Monday in Idaho
Porrest W. White announces forty boys have registered for the first period of summer camp at Camp Tenday near Pocatello. He says ten more places remain and the full fifty will report Monday morning. Local lumber firms fund a new patrol cabin as the camp gains four patrol cabins and a main recreation building. Cecil Sanders, formerly a scout, aids as officer in charge alongside White and Paul E. Beecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porrest W. White
Southeastern Idaho Council of Boy Scouts of America
Tenday
Mink Creek
Pocatello
White
Cecil Sanders
Mr. Sanders
Mr. White
Paul E. Beecher
New Courts Open For Pocatello Tennis Fans
Warm weather brings a surge of play as Elks club adds a court behind the YMCA and the YWCA’s former lift courts gain new courts on St Joseph school grounds. St Anthony and St Anthony tennis areas host locals while the Pocatello Athletic Club notes two new doubles courts on Harrison avenue and an updated depot park court. Short Line courts stay busy and University of Idaho students use the university courses now in top condition as play continues through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Y. M.C A
St. Joseph
St. Anthony
Pocatello Athletic Club
Harrison Avenue
Depot Park
University of Idaho
Pocatello Girl Earns Bachelor of Science at Simmons College
Muriel Clark of Pocatello graduates with a bachelor of science from Simmons College Boston. She is lauded for scholarship and service and will soon serve as senior assistant at Dearborn Public Library. Clark is daughter of the late D Worth Clark, a noted Idaho lawyer, and sister to a Harvard Law School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Clark
Simmons College
Boston
Idaho
Lefauveur
Jane Louise Mesick
Simmons
Miss Clark
Simmons News
Public Library
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
D. Worth Clark
Harvard Law School
Pocatello
Summons College
Clark
Boise Diocese Names Administrator After Bishop Gorman’s Death
The Very Rev Remi Keyser, Twin Falls vicar general, is appointed administrator of the Boise Catholic Diocese by Archbishop Howard of Portland. He will serve during the See’s vacancy caused by Bishop Daniel Gorman’s death until a new bishop is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Remi &. Keyser
Twin Falls
Howard Howard
Portland
Keyser
Daniel Gorman
Station Discontinued at Cabinet in Bonner County
Boise June 17. Northern Pacific won approval from the public utilities commission to abandon agency service at Cabinet in Bonner county due to decreased revenues in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Cabinet
Bonner County
Northern Pacific
Public Utilities Commission
Governor Baldridge envoy heads to Seattle convention
Boise June 17 Victor Shaw secretary to Governor H C Baldridge and to the Idaho State board of publicity left for Portland to attend the Pacific Coast Advertising clubs convention June 19. Shaw serves as Baldridge's personal representative in the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Victor Shaw
H. C. Baldridge
Idaho State Board of Publicity
Portland
Advertising Clubs
Shaw
Baldridge
Burns agency to probe Lindberg Aeronautics stock campaign
The Burns Detective agency has been asked by the Wilmington chamber of commerce to investigate the alleged ten million dollar stock selling campaign of Lindberg Aeronautics Corporation. Investigators are working in Wilmington, Delaware, on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Burns Detective Agency
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Lindberg Aeronautics Corporation
Mrs. R. C. Tubbs Dies at Montpelier Pioneer Resident
Mrs. R C Tubbs died at Montpelier after a long life as a Bear Lake County pioneer. Survived by husband Alex Tubbs and children Mrs. Byron Neilson Mrs. W C Banks Mrs H G Bagley of Montpelier Alex Tubbs Jr and George Tubbs of Pocatello. Born February 9 1853 in San Bernardino California. Married in Salt Lake City November 29 1869. The Tubbs lived in Farmington Utah Cokeville Wyoming and settled in Montpelier in 1901. Funeral attendees included J S Barrett and daughter Hannah Salt Lake James W Stewart Ogden Cynthia Baren and daughter Ethel McCammon Mr and Mrs Richard Roberts Mrs Floyd Roberts and Mrs Edith Birch Cokeville Wyoming.
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Montpelier
R. C. Tubbs
Bear Lake County
Tubbs
Alex Tubbs
Byron Neilson
W. C. Banks
H. G. Bagley
Alex Tubbs, Jr
George Tubbs
Pocatello
San Bernardino
California
Salt Lake City
Farmington
Utah
Cokeville
Wyoming
Second Ward
J. S. Barrett
Hannah
Salt Lake
James W. Stewart
Ogden
Cynthia Baren
Ethel
McCammon
Richard Roberts
Floyd Roberts
Edith Birch
Cokeville, Wy
Obituary Mentions Surviving Family in Idaho
The notice lists surviving relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hawkley Mr. and Mrs. Lamer Perkins and Mrs. Dan Hawkley of Pocatello and Mrs. Baron of McCammon as the only surviving sister of Mrs. Tubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oming
Ray Hawkley
Lamer Perkins
Dan Hawkley
Pocatello
Baron of McCammon
Tubbs
Logging railroad judged private by Idaho utility board
Idaho Public Utilities Commission ruled the McGoldrick Lumber logging railroad through Tensed Benewah County is a private business not a common carrier. The Cole & Allen lumber company had sought to classify the line as a public utility, but McGoldrick Co. showed the 15 mile road operated only in its own business and never acted as a common carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Jume
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
McGoldrick Lumber Company
Tensed
Benewah County
Cole & Allen Lumber Company
McGoldrick Co
Eagles Hold Funeral for Brother George Slingerland
All members of F. O. Eagles are asked to meet at the Eagles hall at 2 p m Saturday for the funeral of Brother George Slingerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
George Slingerland
Divorce Sought by Indian Woman
Georgenia E. Creasey, an Indian, files suit for divorce from Richard McCreaser alleging cruel and inhumane treatment since their 1920 marriage in Pocatello. She cites abusive language and absence from home, requests custody of their eight month old son Phillip and seeks division of lands allotted to her on the Fort Hall reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgenia E. Creasey
Richard McCreaser
Pocatelli
Colorado Springs
Phillip
Fort Hail Reservation
Closure of Veterinary College Ties to Horse Passing
Washington June 17 AP reports the death of a horse led to the closing of the United States College of Veterinary Surgeons in the capital. The final commencement of the college follows the incident as administrators decide next steps for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States College of Veterinary Surgeons
Graduation Exercises Mark College Closure After 35 Years
The institution founded 35 years ago held its last night graduation for four students as President Hal Robinson announced the college would shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Robinson
Tragedy in Salt Lake City Ends Life of Henry L Wrathall
Henry L Wrathall, 25, died by suicide in Salt Lake City today, shooting himself in the heart with a shotgun. His mother, who heard the shot, said he had brood over his father’s death months earlier. Survived by brother Jack Wrathall, 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Jume 17
Henry L. Wrathall
Portland Invites Lindbergh To Dedicate New Airport
Portland Oregon June 17 The American Legion post sent an invitation to Colonel Charles A Lindbergh to attend the July 4 dedication of a new airport. A movement began to name the facility in Lindberghs honor led by Harry S Dorman commander of the Portland post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harry S. Dorman
American Legion
Lindbergh
Suit Filed for 8159.50 Collection by Finis Bentley
Finis Bentley filed suit in district court against W. F. P. Kasiska seeking 8159.50 owed for services rendered according to the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis Bentley
District Court
Aginst
W. F P. Kasiska
Auction Sale At Garrett's Warehouse Tomorrow
Pocatello Auction Co announces an auction at Garrett's Warehouse scheduled for 2 p m tomorrow with bidding on available goods and terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett’s
Pocatello Auction Co
Ray Brothers Arrive in New York After Belgium Trip
Dr. P M Ray landed in New York City at 2 30 this afternoon from Belgium where he attended the Rotary International conference at Ostend. He has spent six months in Vienna and Budapest for post graduate study and will spend about sixty days in New York and Chicago before returning to Pocatello to resume practice.
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D. GC. Ray
P. M. Ray
New York City
Belgium
Ostend
Ray
Vienna
Budapest
New York
Pocatello
Chicago
Women Claim Health Gains From Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee reports weakness eased after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama says the remedy made her feel like a different woman. Thousands of women past fifty credit improved health to the product.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downins Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BH. Pinkham
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Borowri
Boyd
Welsh Peacock
Bowreu
Catlett Hose
West Center
Probe Stock Sales
Wright’s Store
Idaho Falls
Rator, Etc
Dr. F. M. Ray
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