Idaho Falls Women Adapt to Civic and Business Life
The Idaho Falls Business and Professional Women’s club was formally admitted into the city’s civic and industrial life at its first annual dinner held Tuesday. Mayor Louis and local business leaders praised the group’s progress and endorsed collaboration with men in public welfare work.
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Idaho Falls
Louis
Jack Adams
Estelle Mulliner
Bonneville County
Pocatello
Mabel Liefe Curnow
Lentay Louis
M. B. Yeaman
Oscar A. Johannesen
Rotary Club
Siebert Rudman
Kiwanis Club
Ralph Edmunds
Chamber of Aammeres
Tom Parmey
Asian Pacific Railroad
J. Robb Brady
Idaho Falls Daily Post
Warren Baker
Albert Dent
Jason McCarroll
Practitioners Win Suit For Admittance Twin Falls Hospital
Osteopaths chiropractors and all licensed healing practitioners must be admitted to Twin Falls county general hospital. A district court ruling by Judge W A Babcock declared provisions excluding irregular practitioners from hospital service illegal in the Lambing versus Twin Falls county commissioners case.
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Twin Falls
Lambing
Idaho Home Industries leaders to address Idaho Falls meeting
T. S. Smith and Norman B. Adkinson officers of the Idaho Home Industries association will address a special gathering in Idaho Falls on Tuesday evening June 23. The meeting, following a dinner at the Manhattan cafe green room, will include representatives of the Chamber of Commerce the Idaho mens club and other civic groups to promote Idaho industries.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
T. ©. Smith
Norman B. Adkinson
Idaho Home Industries Association of Boise
Guardsman Hanson Dies in Boise Pool From Heart Attack
Ralph Hanson 19, son of Mr and Mrs I J Hanson Rigby Idaho, a member of Company B 200th Infantry Idaho National Guard, died at the natatorium in Boise from heart disease while climbing from a pool during the National Guard encampment. Dr Harold White certified heart disease not drowning. coroner William McBratney ordered an inquest after the body was removed to undertaker parlors.
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Twise
Ida
Ralph Hanson
I. J. Hanson
Rigby
Idaho
200Th Infantry
Idaho National Guard
Young Jianson
Boise
National Guard
Harold White
Young Hanson
William McBratney
Ada
Tidewater Rep Confers With Moore In Boise Meeting
Charles P. Craig executive secretary of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater association spent Monday in Boise in conference with Governor Moore Senator Gooding and R M Davidson about forming a 19 state voluntary group to promote the St. Lawrence waterway. The plan aims to connect the Great Lakes with the ocean and bring the seabase closer to central and western states benefiting ocean going vessels.
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Boise
Charles P. Craig
Great Takest. Lawrence Tidewater Association
C. Moore
Frank R. Gooding
R. M. Davidson
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Statesman
Owyhee
St. Lawrence
Wessels
Atlantic Ocean
Pocatello Man Heads Bankers
The Idaho State Bankers Association annual meeting adjourned after elections. J B Russell of Pocatello was named president with A V Chamberlain Coeur d Alene as vice president and J S Claire Boise as secretary. The gathering chose Pocatello as 1920 meeting site. Senator F R Gooding’s Lewiston appearance was canceled due to a Prairie Line derailment delaying his arrival.
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Lewiston
Ida
Idaho State Bankers’ Association
Pocatello
J. B. Russell
A. V. Chamberlain
Coeur d’ Alene
Guy Sherrer
Filer
J. S. Claire
Boise
R. M. Walker
Wallace
Victor K. Warner
Potlatch
T. J. Mahoney
Nampa
A. E. Clark
Lewies
Association
Agree
United States
F. R. Gooding
Stephen Southworth Dies At McCammon
Joseph Stephen Southworth dies after lingering illness at 78. Funeral held at L D S church McCammon with Bishop Howell officiating and interment at L D S Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs J H Coyne, Mrs Dan Stevenson, Mrs B G Hobbs, Mrs George Bagley, Mrs Elwin Hall, Mrs John Parkinson, Lunman Southworth, George Southworth, and W N Southworth.
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Southworth
Cornell Bluffs
Iowa
McCammon
J. H. Coyne
Acoma
Wash
Dan Stephenson
Baker, Ore
B. G. Hobbs
St. Anthony
Idaho
George Bagley
Boise
Elwin Hall
W. N. Southworth
John Parkinson
Lunman Southworth
George Southworth
Pocatello
Mrs Romrell Nears Seven Score Years in Birthday Dinner
McCammon June 15 Mrs A Romrell and her daughter Mrs Chester Rommell hosted a dinner for the sixty ninth birthday of Mrs A Romrell. Guests from Willard Utah Pocatello McCammon and nearby communities attended.
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Tribune
McCammon
A. Romrell
Chester Rommiel
Rommell
Denmark
Willard
Utah
Pocatello
Rommel
Wm. Chandler
Ronndell
James Enandier
Inkom
John Rommeh
Topaz
Lester Rommell
George Rommell
Dora
cCommon
A. E. Higgins
Baby
Blackfoot
Bancroft Social Notes Report Summer Travel and Visits
Bancroft residents share travel and family news as Ed Haskell returns from Salt Lake City with daughters Jennie and Sybie attending school there. Several couples and individuals plan brief trips to Salt Lake City Eden Idaho Sweden mission service, and a large farewell gathers at the station for Sreckbot.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Ed Haskell
Salt Lake City
Jennie
Sybie
Mra
Jack Parness
Misa Genevieve Budrow
Vincent Douglas
Arthur Nelson
Mrydle Grant
Eden
Idaho
Sweden
Rodeo mishap injures boy and local visitors arrive
In M cammon on June 18 a six year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward Murphey was thrown from a calf while imitating rodeo acts and suffered a broken arm. Dr Waste treated him and he rests comfortably. Mrs Ivan Richardson of Mackay Idaho arrived for a visit and will stay indefinitely. A Romrell family reunion in Ogden drew about seventy descendants. Local residents including Mrs BE Reibe Miss Bar ren and Miss Jeanne were seen in Pocatello with several others visiting for business and social matters.
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Richardson
Ethlyn Hand
A. Romrell
Newell Romrell
Misa Athea Romrell
Joseph Capell
Robin
Den
Utah
Romrell
Ogden Parky
Rommel
A. J. Lewis
Paul V. Nash
Calvin Cragan
Pocatello
BE. W. Reibe
Ethel Barren
Dorothy Jeanne
Local residents plan visits and gatherings in Idaho Falls area
Idaho Falls residents report travel and hosting plans. Mr and Mrs H Mark Earl and their two children will visit Mrs Mark Earl's parents in Dubuque Iowa. Calvin Blevin of Troy Kansas visits Idaho Falls and joins a party that goes to West Yellowstone for the weekend. Rowles returns from Palo Alto to Idaho Falls for the summer with his parents. Worth Wright and spouse return from a Utah honeymoon and settle back at their Twelfth Street home.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
H. Mark Earl
L. M. Hart
Dubuque
Iowa
Mark Earl
Calvin Blevin
Troy
Kansas
D. le Bleving
Ralph Albaugh
Louise Yeamon
Bleving
Mrs. Albraugh
Aarty
West Yellowstone
Ka Rowles
Palo Alto
California
Banford University
Idahope
Mra
Wi Rowlee
Worth Wright
Ogin
Utah
Twelfth Street
Idaho governor urged to form state economic commission
Idaho Falls June 18. W B Kjosness Idaho agriculture commissioner urged the governor to appoint a state economic commission to study Idaho conditions and report findings to Governor Moore. The plan, backed by Secretary Jardine, follows a precedent set by a recent reclamation project inquiry. Agricultural methods are seen as lagging behind modern developments.
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Idaho Falls
W.B. Kjosness
Idaho
Moore
Jardine
Idaho Falls Girl Lois McCleary Dies After Illness
Miss Lois McCleary aged sixteen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W H McCleary of Idaho Falls, died at home after a brief illness described as a slight attack of ho s s i l i t i e s. She attended Idaho Falls high school and is survived by her parents and a brother and sister. Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev Turner officiating.
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Idaho Falls
Lois McCleary
W. H. McCleary
Methodist
Turner
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup Across Stations
Thursday program slate lists baseball games on KDKA KKTHS WCCO and coast games on KFOA KPO KGO. Evening offerings include bedtime stories dance music one act plays vaudeville orchestras and organists across KFI KFOA KFWE KGO KWG KHJ ENX EPO CNEW KTHS WFAA and more with a Tribune want ads note for results.
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KKTHS
WCCO
KFOA
KPO
KGO
Cnbc—O
KFI
Los Angeles
Seattle
JTAS
Royal School
KFWE
Frolic Kgo
Oakland
II Trovatore
KWG
Portland
KHJ
ENX
Mneie
EPO
San Francisco
CNEW
Winnipeg
KTHS
New York
Kansas
Night Hawks
WFAA
Dallas
Boy suffers serious burns after touching live wire near Eagle bridge
Eldred Spicer, 15, of Eagle, suffered severe burns to both hands when he touched a live wire near the Eagle bridge. He was climbing and lost balance, grabbing the wire with both hands. His life is not in danger, but doctors fear the left hand may be amputated. right hand has minor scorches.
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Boise, Tda
Eldred Spicer
Eagle
Eagle Bridge
St. Luke’s Host
Young Springer
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Dentyne
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Pocatello Time
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