Mrs J R Mooney Elected President Of Local Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs J R Mooney was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Union Pacific club No 15 at a Memorial hall meeting Monday afternoon. Officers named include Mrs William Cox as president, Mrs Fred Rouse as vice president, and Mrs C G Vance as secretary treasurer with a slate of eight directors. The group voted to suspend meetings for summer and adjourned until September. A social afternoon followed with fourteen card tables and prize winners listed. Several guests attended and various members hosted refreshments. Other society items note visits, guests from Minneapolis and Red Lodge, and a Monte Carlo club gathering at North Hayes avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mooney
Union Pacific Club No. 15
Memorial Hall
William Cox
Fred Rouse
C. G. Vance
W. W. Woolard
Oscar Smith
A. L. Rose
L. H. Dittmer
Roy Smith
Oberg
Larry Hewitt
Luncheon Guests and Summer Plans Highlight Social Notices
Mrs. Carroll Petersen hosts luncheon guests including Mrs. Ralph Tentenson and Mrs. J. A. Borden of Los Angeles and Mrs. Charles Wilson. Mrs. John Francis Reilly and daughter Patricia Ann of New York City plan to arrive in Pocatello to spend the summer with Miss Margaret Gilmore and Mr. T. D. Gilmore on North Hayes Avenue. A weekend group at Pond's resort on the Snake River includes Mr. and Mrs. Myron Porges Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hetland Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. London Patsy and guest Miss Catherine Nessman of Minneapolis along with Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Schmidt and guests Miss Lucille Lodge of Red Lodge and Mrs. Walter Upton of Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Block Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bistline and Mr. Ernest Lehman Mrs. Ernest Lehman and son Alvin left for Detroit for summer visits. Santa Anna auxiliary No. 1 of U F W V will hold a regular meeting in Memorial building at 8 o'clock with Marie L. Barnes visiting as department president. Theta Rho club meets at 7:30 p.m. at I O O F hall for officer nominations.
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John Francis Reilly
Patricia Ann
New York City
Pocatello
Pond’s
Snake River
Myron Porges
T. J. Hetland
Lawrence J. London
Patsy
Catherine Nessman
Minneapolis
Minn
Fred W. Schmidt
Lucille Lodge
Red Lodge
Mont
Walter Upton
Sheridan
Wyo
Nate Block
Claude Bistline
Ernest Lehman
Alvin
Detroit
Mich
Santa Anna
Memorial Building
Marie L. Barnes
Theta Rho Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Druggists Hit by NRA Ruling at Boise Convention
Salt Lake City pharmacist C. D. Smith blasted the Supreme Court NRA ruling as harming small merchants at the Idaho Pharmaceutical Association opening in Boise. He praised NRA as a shield against predatory price cuts and urged respect for its protections despite flaws. Also noted births in Blackfoot and by Johnson families.
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Boise
United States Supreme Court
NRA
C. D. Smith
Salt Lake City
Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association
Smith
Idaho
Utah
William E. Borah
William H. King
Taste Today By Emily Post
A note on refined dining and social manners by Emily Post, author of etiquette guides, offering insights into modern table conduct and proper hosting decorum.
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Emily Post
Buffet Etiquette Question Returns Helpful Guidance
A reader asks about whether men or women should serve first at a buffet. The response explains that guests typically file around the table to serve themselves and then choose seating, noting no fixed gender rule and that the new buffet format can create awkward moments.
How to seat guests and arrange knives in etiquette
Dear Mrs Post explains that a gentleman may offer food to seated ladies, who may choose their plates. Knife placement follows standards: during the meal the blade edge is toward the plate with the handle to the right. after eating the knife rests beside the fork with handles toward the right shoulder.
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Mrs. Post
Blackfoot Scout Board of Review Awards Merit Badges
Blackfoot Boy Scouts held a board of review at the courthouse on Sunday afternoon. Merit badges went to Scouts from Moreland and Blackfoot troops including Claude Going, Mark Fijelsted, Rex Lindsay, Mearl Wheeler, Stanley Larson, Ivan Thomas, and Lawrence Anderson. Court of Honor will be Monday July 8 at the second ward chapel where troop 21 receives its charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
W. C. Thomas
Blackfoot Boy Scouts Board of Review
Claude B. Going
Moreland Troup
Mark Fijelsted
Rex Lindsay
Mearl Wheeler
Stanley Larson
Ivan Thomas
Blackfoot Second Ward
Lawrence L
Indian Vote On Wheeler Howard Act Reported By Collier
Commissioner John Collier said incomplete tribal returns show Shawnee Arapaho in Wyoming Navajos in Arizona Syracuse group in New York rejected government supervision under Wheeler Howard. Hopi Arizona appear to favor the act with a likely 519 to 299 vote.
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Washington
John Collier
The
Indian Bureau
Wyoming
Arizona
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Iowa
Two Plead Guilty in Petit Larceny Case
Tamayo and Bernade Marcado pleaded guilty to a petit larceny charge when arraigned before Probate Judge George R Bailey on Monday. They each faced sentencing in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Tamayo
Bernade Marcado
George R Bailey
Chest Meeting to Attract Citizens in Pocatello
Pocatello chest board schedules annual meeting at the Y M C A Thursday at 8 pm to review the past year and take questions. More than 2000 citizens contributed to a $20,000 spring campaign fund and are invited to attend. President Hugh D. MacCosham will preside and refers to subscribers as stockholders.
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Pocatello Community Chest
Pocatello
Hugh D. MacCosham
The
Chest
Chest and Urges Rally Attendance
A brief notice appeals to readers to attend a forthcoming event, urging broad public turnout and participation. The exact date, venue, and organizers are not fully readable, but the call to attend emphasizes community involvement and emphasis on drawing a large crowd.
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Charles H. Archibald
Los Angeles
John Esterbrook
Minneapolis, Minn
Schmidts
Schmidt
Sheridan, Wyo
Miss Gilmore
Margaret Gilmore
Monte Carlo
North Hayes Avenue
H. J. Enenback
O. R. Baum
Nate Black
William N. McCarty
F. A. Burton
Edith Wright
Big Springs
Joseph H. Peterson
Carl Valentine
California
Harry Wilson
Mary Frances
San Francisco
San Diego
Carroll Petersen
Ralph Tentenson
J. A. Borden
Charles Wilson
Ace F. Johnson
Route 3
Carl Johnson
Schenley
Jos
Finch & On
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Becky Sharp
Max Factor
Frances Dee
Hollywood
Louise Thompson
Fargo, Wilson & Wells Co
Blackfoot Scouts
Cash Coal CO
Collier
Good Housekeeping Institute
America
Davis Tran. & Stor, CO
North Main
K. Nojima
Medicine
Pioneer
Pontiac
Michigan
G.M. A.C
General Motors
Fisher
GEM State Auto CO
FARGO
Fargo-Wilson Wells CO
MAX Factor Hollywood School OF Society
Miss Thompson
Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
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