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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1927

Page

4

Power County Crop Outlook Brightens Wheat Prospects

American Falls June 18 Power county sees a bumper wheat crop the best in ten years says County and Farm Bureau official F Crowley after touring the county. He notes uniformly good stands except Roy where some fields are thin. He expects a heavy yield barring accidents and forecasts larger acreage for 1928 as summer fallowing resumes.

American Falls Power County F. Crowley Cry Roy Idaho

Boy Borrows Car and Later Abandons It

Melvin Nolan 15 of Mackay is held by Sheriff J D Jenvern awaiting Mackay officials advice on charges. He says he borrowed a Buick from a Mackay resident and drove to Blackfoot where he got lost and abandoned the car on a side road, intending to reach Pocatello.

Blackfoot Melvin Nolan Mackay J. DD. Jenvern Nolan Pocatello

Head Vocal Department Anderson Music School Returns From Abroad

Lucille Tavey Forter new head of the vocal department at Adelaide Anderson School of Music returns from London after two years of study. She will begin a six weeks summer course of vocal instruction on Monday. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Sanford will informally receive Mrs Porter at the school on North Hayes this afternoon from three to five, and an invitation is extended to all interested in meeting Mrs Forter.

Lucille Tavey Forter Adelaide Anderson School of Music London England Forter Anderson Sanford Porter North Hayes

American Falls Reservoir Nears Full Capacity This Week

American Falls reservoir, the United States' second largest, is expected to reach its capacity of 1,700,000 acre feet by Monday or Tuesday. Gauges show only about 113,730 acre feet remain, with six days or fewer needed to fill. The week saw 120,510 acre feet stored as the Bureau of Reclamation released water at high rates, while Snake River flow rose with runoff and a peak Sunday of 30,125 second feet.

American Falls United States Bureau of Reclamation Snake River Ganges Segson Gros Ventre Canyon

Guest Artist Saar To Lead Week Long Piano Master Course

Louis Victor Saar the Chicago based composer pianist and teacher will conduct a one week master course for pianists teachers and advanced students from June 27 to July 32 in Pocatello Idaho This marks his seventh consecutive season as guest artist in the northwest making Pocatello a music center equal to Seattle Portland and Spokane He will teach in four locations this summer and be the keynote speaker at the Idaho Federation of Music Clubs convention in Idaho Falls June 22 23 speaking on Modern Piano Music.

Adelaide Anderson School of Music Louis Victor Saar Chicago Mr. Saar Northwest Pocatello Seattle Portland Saar Idaho Federation of Music Clubs Idaho

Downey Couple Wed in Utah Ceremony

Announcement reports the marriage of Ian Marshall of Downey and Miss Garnet Bowles of Lewiston Utah. The ceremony took place on May 2.

Downey Ian Marshall Garnet Bowles Lewiston Utah

War Mothers Luncheon and Community News From Soda Springs

Mrs Altina Davin hosted Caribou county War Mothers with a luncheon at Davinville. Afterward, 500 games crowned Mrs Elizabeth Crawford as high and Mrs Emma Gowan as consolation. Local visits and departures noted include Fred Pickren from Salt Lake City and the Barnards heading to Ogden. A Soda Springs resident Pete Jourgelard died, with funeral plans forthcoming. The July Fourth program is in planning with large expected crowds. Nellie Walpole and Rev Kenneth Walpole will visit Portland for six weeks.

Subune Soda Springs Altina Davin Caribou County Chapter of War Mothers Davinville Elizabeth Crawford Emma Gowan T. W. Horsiey Ogden Utah David Munro S. It. Sterrett Conda D. K. McLean Chris Lallatin Walter Hogan D. Gorton R. D. Gorton

Jouglard Funeral Services Monday At Pro Cathedral

Funeral services for Pierre Jouglard a 62 year old sheepman of Idaho and Utah will be held Monday at 9 am at St Josephs pro cathedral. Rosary tonight at 8 pm at Schumacher parlors. Rev J C Dolan to officiate with burial in Mountainview cemetery. He was born in France January 1 1895 and came to the United States at age 4. He lived in California then Idaho since 1892 he headquartered in Pocatello and was known to many local sheepmen. He is survived by sister Mrs Martha Matheron of France and nephews Joseph Matherton and Joseph Jouglard.

Pierre Jouglard Idaho Utah Soda Springs St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral Schumacher Undertaking J.C. Dolan Mountainview Mr. Jouglard France United States California Los Angeles Pocatelo Pocatello Martha Matheron Joseph Matherton Joseph Jouglard Jouglard

Legion Rodeo Opens Thursday at Blackfoot Fairgrounds

Plans announce an American Legion rodeo at Blackfoot fairgrounds starting Thursday June 23. The event runs Thursday to Saturday under local auspices with notable bronco riding winner Guy Cash of Grangeville and rider Walter among entrants.

American Legion Fairgrounds Blackfoot Guy Cash Grange Ilie Pendleton Walter

Rodeo Entries Highlight Stampede Winners and Celebrities

Bennett of Dillon wins the Henry Stampede as Chick Martindale of Oaklek and Bill Gravier of Hollywood enter the rodeo. Homer Holcomb the world champion cowboy clown will perform. Band concerts, shows, and concessions are on the schedule.

Holcomb

Ivy Kensington Meeting Set At I O O F Hall

Ivy Kensington plans a meeting at the I O O F hall on Wednesday afternoon June 22. A good attendance is desired.

Ivy Kensington I. O. Oo. F. Hall

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