Lewiston Elks Skip Events at State Convention
Lewiston lodge No 896 will not enter athletic events at the Idaho State Elks convention in Pocatello due to cherry harvest season. The lodge plans to send champion storyteller A F Shirley, with other delegates including F M Grant Ben E Kelley Captain J E Akins FEQ G McFee. The Lewiston Elks, founded March 8 1904 with 42 charter members, now count 920 active members and maintain a 1924 lodge in central Lewiston offering lunch, card rooms, ladies rest rooms, and social facilities plus recent gymnasium showers and an indoor golf room.
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Lewiston
Idaho State Elks’ Association
Pocatello
A. F. Shirley
Lewiston-Clarkston Valley
F. M Grant
Ben E Kelley
J. E. Akins
FE Q G. McFee
Lewiston Lodge No
Elks
Local Kite Fliers Seek Championship
The Y M C A playground hosts a kite championship Thursday morning near City Creek trail. Contestants must build their own kites and the highest flight is measured by string reeled in five minutes. No entry limit. all city boys invited. Officials W W Godfrey D H Beary and Austin L Jones supervise.
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Fats
City Creek
Pocatello
W. W. Godfrey
D. H Beary
Austin L. Jones
Chiropractor Dr Kettenring Sees Patients at Marie Hotel
Dr Kettenring, a chiropractor, offers foot work sessions at the Marie Hotel on Wednesday and Saturday, promoting specialized care for foot ailments.
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Marie Hotel
Elks Predict Colorful State Reunion In Idaho
P G Flack Boise president of the Idaho State Elks association says the ninth annual state reunion in Idaho will be the most colorful ever with host Pocatello Lodge’s hospitality praised. He highlights a thriving scholarship fund and strong association activity as key conference features to be reported next week.
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Elks
Idaho
P. G. Flack
Boise
Idaho State Elks’ Association
Mr. Flack
Pocatello Association of Elks
Flack
State Association of Elks
Regular meeting of G I A to B L E at W O W hall
The G I A to B L E holds a regular meeting at the W O W hall Wednesday at 2 p m with a report from the delegate on the national Cleveland convention. Alameda Community Ladies Aid postpones to Friday at 2 in the chapel. FILER Idaho William F Mackie 50 dies after falling from roof while painting. he struck the sidewalk and is survived by his widow and an adopted son.
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B. of L. E
Cleveland
Ohio
Alameda Community Ladies’ Aid
Filer
Idaho
William F. Mackie
Mackie
Chamber of Commerce backs drive for greater Pocatello
John L Hood leads rapid kickoff of membership campaign with 25 business leaders at a 7.30 breakfast. C M Williamson joins as first new member after the meeting as plans to broaden the chamber program and recruit about 200 new members unfold amid Michaud Flats irrigation prospects.
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John L. Hood
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hood
Chamber
C. M. Williamson
R. HM. Wells
Wells
Greater
Pocatello
H D MacCosham
Michaud Flats
Stringfellow
Prospect Ecards
Kiwanis Hears Of Club Plans In Pocatello
The Pocatello Kiwanis club luncheon at Bannock hotel featured Vito Petrone of New York City and Mrs. Sanford performing. Ivan Gasser and Julius Gottberg led the program with Four-H club short course details to be held at the Southern Branch. Dr. Emanuel Sternheim will speak at the first week convocation hour and jasmine blossoms were given to attendees.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
Vito Petrone
New York City
Anderson School
J. W. Barber
Lava Hot Springs
Barber
Idaho
Willard Bowen
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Tom West
Emamuel Sternheim
Butte
Southern Branch
John R. Dyer
Astle Harding wedding to be held in Santa Monica
Rich ard Mayhew Astle, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Jas Astle of Pocatello, to Miss Virginia Harding daughter of Dr and Mrs George Forstner Harding, to be married in Santa Monica California on Saturday May 31. The Astle family once lived in Pocatello where Mr Astle managed Blyth and Fargo Co. West Center street.
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Young Astle
the Tribune
Richard Mayhew Astle
Jas. Astle
Virginia Harding
George Forstner Harding
Santa Monica
Cal
Astle
Pocatello
Blyth & Fargo Co
West Center Street
Valentine
Pocatello Lodge of Elks
Venice
California
Harding
Local Briefs Highlight Injur y Return to City and Licenses
Herman Schleiff returns from Albuquerque after a serious auto crash and shows improvement using a crutch. Marriage licenses issued to Fred Marley and Laurene Hall. J D Smith and Lenore Hansen. John Barton and Katherine Taylor. James Benson, a federal prisoner, returned from Phoenix to await fall term. C A Hooper arrested in Alameda for alleged prohibition act violation. Alfred Godarno and Evelyn Mariano obtain marriage license. John and Mrs John Andrews report two large native trout caught at American Falls. Funeral services scheduled Thursday for Samuel Ward Gustaveson.
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Fred W. Marley
McCammon
Laurene Hall
J. D. Smith
Logan
Lenore Hansen
Grace
Bannock
John Barton
Katherine C. Taylor
Jackson
Wyo
Benson
James Benson
Phoenix
Arizona
Pocatello
John Andrews
North
Garfield Avenue
Heart Attack Fatal to John Jacobson 60
John Jacobson about 60 was found dead in a vacant Subway hotel building Monday. Police arrived at 3 15 p m and found the body on a cot. Coroner A W Hall investigated and found heart trouble as the likely cause. A transient, Frank McHenry, said Jacobson complained of chest pains yesterday and that he and the victim came here from Brigham City last week. Jacobson formerly worked for Bowerman Lumber about eight years ago and had heart problems at Salt Lake General Hospital in recent years. He is believed to have grown children in Long Beach California. Funeral arrangements are with Hall mortuary.
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John Jacobson
A. W. Hall
Jacobson
Frank McHenry
McHenry
Brigham City
Bowerman Lumber Company
Salt Lake General Hospital
Rules Governing Jacks Tournament
Rules for a local jacks tournament specify Miss counts for kings and splits while handling non contact. no repeats in steps. 21 numbered stages outline actions from babies to flying dutch man with variations on bounces and transfers. play occurs Thursday afternoon at Franklin and Irving junior high school playgrounds.
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Pocatello Tribune
Franklin and Irving
Burial service at Fifth Ward LDS Church
At two o clock a burial service is held at the Fifth Ward L D S Church with Bishop J A Quinn officiating. Interment follows at Mountainview Cemetery under direction of local authorities.
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Fifth Ward
L. D. S. Church
J. A. Quinn
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Tribune Tourney Finals Under Way at Franklin Playground
The Pocatello Tribune marble championship finals for boys open at Franklin Playground at 2:30 PM with late results expected tomorrow. Sherrell Maynard of Franklin Y M C A leads the field. girls jackstone enters prelims Thursday at Y M C A grounds under Virginia Cornell.
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Pocatello Tribune
Franklin Playground
Tribune
Sherrell Maynard
Franklin Y. M. C. A
Monroes and Lindsays Visit Local Families
Mr and Mrs B A Monroe and son Stanley from California are visiting W R Monroe at 746 South Second Street. Mr and Mrs James Lindsay and children from Ogden are visiting Mr and Mrs Ben Lyons at 445 East Halliday Street.
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B. A. Monroe
Stanley
California
W. R. Monroe
South Second Street
James Lindsay
Ogden
Ben Lyons
East Halliday Street
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King OF
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Kettenring
Murphy
Enamel
Idaho Glass & Paint Co
West Center
Chamber OF Commerce
Greater Pocatello
Gate City
Down Town
R. O. Young
Mike Androulakis
Peter Caylas
Jane Doe Caylas
Young
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Harold K. Day
Rays. Hunter
Memorial Building
Herman Schleiff
Albuquerque
N. M
Schleiff
Consumers Oil Company
C. A. Hooper
Alameda
F. E. Tydeman
U. S
Pocatellans
Alfred Godarno
Evelyn Mariano
Gustaveson
Samuel Ward Gustaveson
S. Main Street
Long Beach
Hall
Virginia Cornell
Irving
Tribune Gold
Caldwell Park
PF. E. Dempster
Whittier
Lincoln School
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