Dance Planned by Legion Post in Memorial Building
Pocatello Post No 4 American Legion outlined a July 5 dance at the new Memorial building with Frank Lewis as general chair and a committee. A June 24 cooperation with Blackfoot Pocatello and Idaho Falls posts aims to raise funds for Blackfoot band uniforms. The event targets 1000 tickets as a major social event.
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Pocatello Post No
American Legion
Frank Lewis
Jean Bistline
Glen McMillan
Earle Shipley
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Idaho Falls Legion
Paradise Gardens
Firth
Pocatello Post
F. E. Tydeman
Boys’ Baseball League
Legion Post
Local Briefs From Pocatello Visit and Travel Notes
Mrs. Charles De Camp of Idaho Falls visits her son Dr. F H De Camp in Pocatello. Mr. and Mrs. William J Mullen and son Jimmie plan a two week Portland visit. Overtime bail forfeitures include W Siders Dr W F Kettenring H A Feiser Nate Block and Ferris Realty Co. E R Bennett to speak on Landscape Art at Lava Hot Springs camp. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clark B Moon of Stafford apartments. Ingard Neilson cited for accident and speeding. Harry Petersen heads to Chicago Grand Rapids New York Baltimore for furniture buying trip.
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Charles de Camp
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
F. H. de Camp
Parkers
W. Siders
W. F. Kettenring
H. A. Feiser
Nate Block
Ferris Realty Company
E. R. Bennett
University of Idaho
Lava Hot Springs
General Hospital
Clark B. Moon
Stafford Apartments
Defenbach-Moon & Defenbach Auditing
Poratello and
Lewiston
Harry Petersen
Petersen Furniture Company
Departing on southern market tour and western assignment
Louisv ille residents plan a four to five week trip visiting the Southern Furniture Market in Louisville and layovers in St. Louis and Kansas City before returning. Meanwhile Miss Margaret Malone of Boston has graduated from Leland Powers School of Dramatic Art and will spend the summer with her aunt Miss Margaret Gilmore in town. In Alaska, William Pickett a federal prohibition agent for Idaho Montana and Wyoming will replace Ri Humber as deputy marshal in Ketchikan, effective July 1, per United States Marshal Albert White.
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Louisville
Kentucky
St. Louis
Kansas City
Leland Powers
Margaret Malone
Leland Powers School of Dramatic Art
Boston
Margaret. Gilmore
South Main Street
Alaska
Pocatello
William Pickett
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
United States
Albert White
Ri. H. Humber
Ketchikan
Seek to Change Name of Ranier to Mount Lincoln
The Grand Army of the Republic in Washington and Alaska adopted a resolution to rename Mount Rainier near Tacoma Mount Lincoln to honor a Civil War president. The measure, urged by James H. Chase of Cashmere, argues Robert Gray preceded Vancouver in 1778. Chase says the resolution will be presented at G A R encampments nationwide.
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Seattle
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Chase
Wife Charges Inhuman and Cruel Treatment in Divorce Complaint
Hattie Tendot files for divorce from Ray Tendot alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She says on May 15 he struck her and drove her from home, saying he was through with her and she could find another man. Married on the Indian reservation in 1906.
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Hattie Tendot
Ray Tendot
Illustrated Daily Tab Fails to Appear in Miami
The Illustrated Daily Tab failed to publish in Miami on June 18. Corne lius Vanderbilt Jr. owns the Miami newspaper and did not issue the edition.
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Miami
Fla
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Illustrated Daily Tab
Percale Yardwide Yardage in Light and Dark Patterns
A 36 inch full yard width percale offered in a good selection of light and dark patterns. The material is described as an even weave and priced low.
Crepe De Chine Fabric Offered In Silk Quality
Silk crepe de chine priced at $1.35 per yard, 40 inches wide, described as better than usual quality. Available in all colors including newer summer shades.
Junior Suiting and Zephyr Gingham in Anniversary Sale
A display of Junior Suiting at 32 inches wide with fast colors and light and dark patterns. Zephyr gingham offered in finest season patterns as part of the Anniversary Sale bargain.
Rayon Vests Sold in Various Colors
Rayon vests for women offered in heavy weight close woven fabric. Full length and neatly tailored in peach maize flesh and orchid tones.
Linen Finish Suiting In New Summer Shades
Linen finish suiting offered at 46 inches wide and shown in all the summer shades. Sold at 390 a yard in the regular way.
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Portland
William J. Mullen
Jimmie
Ore
2 I
Ton Crow
A. F. Bill
Ingard Neilson
Fillmore
Peters
Gustaves
Amy Dag
Dr Orment
KOTEX
Ranier
Mount Lincoln
Trist Auto Co
Chevrote
Chevrolet
Seaiesegne
Ess (G
IWS
Tibewrelt Meter Company
North Main
Lander Street
Biege
Burson
Percale
Cceer
Voile
Crepe de Chine
Zephyr Gingham
Rayon
Madras
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