Bancroft News Briefs Highlight Summer Visits and Events
Bancroft residents visited Salt Lake and Pocatello for business and family. Rex Tooleon plans a summer stay in St. Anthony with his brother. Birding and fishing trips featured locally as Farm Bureau festivities drew attendees from Bancroft. A return game is set for Pocatello next Sunday, and the Bee Hive girls host a Friday dance at the meeting house.
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Whittier School
Pocatello Grounds
Bee Hive
Tyhee Notes and Local Events Highlight Summer News
Special to the Tribune reports Miss Evelyn Weatherman leaving for Portland to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Vern Stilwell. Tyhee L D church primary enjoyed a delightful Thursday with 58 children, dancing and games, followed by refreshments. Music was provided by Mr. and Mrs Eli Howell along with Mr. and Mrs. C G Hedberg and daughter Ethel. Weekend visitors included C G Hedberg family at Firth. Farm Bureau picnic attendees from Tyhee listed, and Mrs Anna Belding of IuKom visiting William McNabb's home. Tyhee junior baseball beat Whit echool’s junior team in Sunday play.
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Bancroft
Farm Bureau
Lava
Pancroft
Dorothy
Charley Dietrick
Fay
William
Stanley Lords
Ray Robison
Louise Logue
Alex. Harris
Snake River Country
Sadie Mickieson
Lago
Hugene Logue
Pocatello
Haviland
Idaho
Twhee
the Tribune
Evelyn Weatherman
Portland
Oregon
Vern Stilwell
L. D. & Church
W. Briscoe
Lawrence Brisco
Eli Howell
C. G. Hedberg
Ethel
Firth
Eric Borman
Downey Notes On Visits And Local Changes
June 18 special to the Tribune reports Jes Zelda Clarvey visiting her mother in Downey while taking a nursing course in Salt Lake City. J. L. Smuin of Rexburg assumes management of the W. A. Hyde store. A frost damaged tender garden crops. Mrs. F. B. Porter and daughter Eliza returned from Salt Lake and proceeded to Lava. Nettie M. Pratt visited with her mother Olive Agen en route home to Idaho Falls. Amy Young Bennett of the Home Finding society in Boise spoke in town soliciting support. Mrs. J. H. Turner and daughter Marguerite and Mrs. Cunningham returned from Salt Lake.
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Lava
Nettie M. Pratt
Olive
Idaho Falls
Amy Young Bennett
Home Finding Society
Boise
J. H. Turner
Marguerite
Cunningham
Salt Lake
Changes in University Staff for Next Season
Moscow reports wide staff reshuffles at Idaho University after state board actions. New deans and department heads announced, with resignations and appointments across botany, law, engineering, education, English, home economics, physical education, art and design. Several names and moves noted, including O. P. Cockerill to North Dakota, Wirt to physical education, Zadreele in home economics, and Ingersoll departing romance languages.
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Moscow
A. H. Upham
State Board of Education
Ir. W. H. Young
University of Arkansas
James M. O'Gorman
Department of
Marquette University
Idaho
O. P. Cockerill
College of Law
C. M. Little
College of Engineering
Dean Cockerill
Law School
University of North Dakota
Lillian J. Wirt
Catharine Winslow
Miss Wirt
State Normal School
River
Mary P. Lean
Zudreele
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
J. S. Rentfro
Lewis A. Harding
Ramona A Pease
Marian Shaw
College of Idaho
Caldwell
Helen Hough
Simmons College
Grinnell College
Town
Library of Goodwyn Institute
Tennessee
Tonite C. Cady
Donald D
University of Idaho offers nursing course with Stanford
MoscowJune 18 a five year nursing program in cooperation with the Stanford School of Nursing will be offered at the University of Idaho beginning next fall. Students will complete three years at Idaho then enter Stanford or finish in Idaho with a Stanford degree and Idaho bachelor degree. The program aims to prepare for administrative teaching social service and public health work.
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Moscow
Stanford School of Nursing
University of Idaho
Idaho
Stanford University
School of Nursing
Lane Hospital
San Francisco
Stanford
J. E. Wodsedalek
American Medical Association
Minnesota
Michigan
Johns Hopkins
Lake Henry Fishing Ban Ordered by State Bureau
Boise June 18 The state fish and game bureau ordered a closure of fishing at the outlet of Henrys Lake from Meadow Creek mouth to the lake proper. The lake is being dammed to provide irrigation water and the order may be lifted once a concrete fish ladder is finished. Fremont County Rod and Gun Club reports urged limits on fishing near the dam amid fears of depleting fish in the stream below.
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Boise
State Fish and Game Bureau
Henry's Lake
Meadow Creek
Fremont County
Fremont County Rod and Gun Club
Rod and Gun Club
Idaho Forester Edition Issued With Forestry Focus
The annual Idaho Forester edition from the Associated Foresters of the University of Idaho at Moscow has appeared. This sixty eight page booklet contains timely articles on Idaho forestry and School of Forestry activities, with a dedication to W. D. Himiston of Potlatch Lumber.
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Idaho Forester
Associated Foresters
University of Idaho At Moscow
Idaho
School of Forestry
W. D. Himiston
Potlatch Lumber Company
Coeur d’Alene National Forest
C. K
University announces faculty promotions and appointments
Delfin Raynaldo advances from student assistant in Spanish to an instructorship after graduating this spring. Virgil R. D. Kirkham moves from instructorship to assistant professorship in geology. A graduate assistant in botany and plant pathology from Valley and Pocatello completes undergraduate work this summer.
Twin Falls Plans To Co-operate In Harding Welcome
A Twin Falls committee of Congressman Addison T. Smith Mayor Shad L Hodgin and Asher B Wilson was named to coordinate Twin Falls participation in President Hardings June 23 visit to American Falls It will determine arrival time at the reservoir site and how long he will stay If interest exists along the Minidoka branch a special Twin Falls train may run
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Twin Falls
Addison T. Smith
Shad L. Hodgin
Asher B. Wilson
Harding
Big Reservoir
Minidoka
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello Tribune
Ifft
Idaho
Pocatello
American Falls
Moore
Borah
Boy killed by brother during hunting accident
In Bancroft on Friday two Morris Creer sons, a nine year old and his about sixteen year old brother, were out rocket shooting when the older boy stumbled and discharged a .22 rifle. The bullet struck the younger in the abdomen, perforating the liver, and he died early Saturday after being taken to the Soda Springs hospital.
Oil Rig Arrives to Drill in Teton Basin Idaho Falls
An oil drilling rig has arrived in the Teton Basin and work will begin immediately. Ralph Albaugh, returning from a Friday evening trip, reports the rig with 500 feet of casing and lumber moved to the Richard Applinger place in Horseshoe Canyon ten miles west of Driggs near the coal mine. Stockholders from Astoria Oregon are on site and the crew is led by J. F. Johnston. Local residents hope for a successful oil search and possible cash flow.
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Tdaho Falls
Teton Basin
Ralph Albaugh
Richard Applinger
Horsehoe Canyon
Driggs
Astoria
Oregon
J. F. Johnston
Evans Buys Shining at the Hump Creek
T. Evans has purchased the shining at the Hump Creek, with experts noting his experience in all avenues of enterprise. The report highlights his intent to expand holdings and pursue new ventures in the region.
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T. T. Evans
Plans for paved road projects across Idaho announced
Boise June 18 contracts for a concrete bridge on the Yellowstone park highway north of Blackfoot were awarded to Dan J Cavanaugh of Twin Falls by W J Hall state commissioner of public works The 40 foot bridge costs 5329 20 and paving plans cover 10 miles of highway north of Bannock county seat Pocatello business leaders support paving on the present road bed funds come from federal and county sources and will start soon This completes the last gap in a paved route from Pocatello to Blackfoot Bear Lake county will see three two mile gravel surfaced sections south of Montpelier with state and county funds and a federal aid project from Georgetown toward Montpelier Geographically a federal aid project is planned in Twin Falls and Cassia countiesgrading and gravel surfacing the Idaho Pacific highway between Hansen and the Burley end of the gravel road about 20 miles in total
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Bannock
Pocatello
Hall
Bannock County
Blackfoot
Bear Lake County
Montpelier
Georgetown
Twin Falls
Cassia
Hansen
Burley
Jefferson County National Bank Merges With First National
Idaho Falls on Saturday June 18 the Jefferson County National Bank merged with the First National Bank. All deposits will be handled by the First National with no change in management. President George E Hill said the merger aims to cut expenses and reduce overhead. This marks the third merger with First National in two years following Anderson Mothers and the State Bank of Menan.
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Idaho Falls
Jefferson County National Bank
Rat National Bank
Jefferson County National
First National
George E. Hill
Anderson Mothers
State Bank of Menan
Railroad museum train to tour farms for four months
A traveling railroad museum will operate for four months along New York Central lines, touring agricultural districts. It will feature moving picture displays of railroading history, the journey of farm products, and lectures on taxation and railroad farming costs. Children will visit exhibits at each stop.
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Cleveland
United States
New York Central Railroad
American Farm Federation
National Grange
Harding
Amatter
Scientists Prepare For Investigations In Summer
Chicago June 18 AP The University of Chicago plans twelve professors on major summer research expeditions. Geology will send the largest group led by Adalph Noe to Illinois and Indiana coal fields to seek coal balls revealing ancient plant life. Other missions span Kentucky Cuba Canada Mount Wilson and Catalina Island with goals from fossil coal ball discovery to eclipses wildlife and the age of light.
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Chicago
Univrsity of
Department of Geology
Adalph
Noe
Ilinois
Indiana
France
Germany
Stuart Weller
Kentucky
E. 8. Bastian
Canada
J. Harlen Bretz
R. T. Chamberlain
Cascades
Paul Miller
Department of Botany
Henry C. Cowell
George Db. Fuller
Charles J. Chamberlain
Cuba
Albert A. Michelson
Department of Physics
Mount Wilson
Cal
Edwin B. Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Catalina Island
James Henry Breasted
Egypt
Tutankhamun
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