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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1927
Page
7
The Klips of society note a busy schedule with Girl Reserves departing for Payette lakes and Boise hosts entertaining European club guests. Local dinners and bridge luncheons feature prominence for the Fitzgeralds, Mastertons, and numerous families with travel to Yellowstone, Los Angeles, and Chicago on the horizon.
Boise June 18 AP Governor Baldridge met with W B Mitchell Parma and Robert Brown Caldwell to secure Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine as principal speaker at the Dairymen's Co operative Creameries annual meeting in Caldwell on July 15. The secretary is also invited to speak at Twin Palis in July and may visit Boise and Caldwell.
Salt Lake City reports the death of 8 year old Ly man Saunders after being struck by a car driven by G. E. Berk. Witnesses say the boy was dragged about 30 feet. Authorities investigate the fatal incident.
The Idaho Federation of Music Clubs will meet in Idaho Falls June 22 23 with many state musicians attending including Mrs R H Hall Boise Mrs Edward Bell Coeur d Alene Miss McDaniel Coeur d Alene Mrs H L Spencer Idaho Falls Miss Leah Gene Kraemer Downey and Gaylord Sanford. Louis Victor Saar of Chicago eminent composer and pianist will be the principal speaker and the Pocatello club names delegates with Adelaide Anderson Sanford and Fern Williams Waring as alternates.
Funeral services for George S. Sling erland, pioneer resident of Pocatello, were held Saturday at 2 30 from the First Congregational church. Pocatello Aerie No. 1119 F O Eagles attended the grave at Mount Moriah cemetery. Music was by the Congregational quartet. Pallbearers included W A Young, W H Cleare, W A McHan, I H Brown, W J Brincon and Hugh Poling.
Bannock county clubs plan a June 30 gathering in Lava Hot Springs under University of Idaho cooperative extension service direction by D. B. Ales. Participants will meet at 7 30 a.m. for a day of sports and a picnic lunch ending at 5 p.m. Mothers and fathers are invited and a free swim in the natatorium is featured.
Friends report T R Jenkins now located in Eugene Oregon and praising the city as one of the west’s most attractive towns. He lists U S National Bank Building as his business address and recalls his past as Temple Pharmacy proprietor and Murphy Jenkins Motor Company organizer.
Visiting at Twin Falls Mr and Mrs E J Pjeldsted spend weekend with Mrs Fjeldsted's parents Mr and Mrs J W Burt announce the birth of a daughter at St Anthony hospital Thursday Mrs Burt is daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Hurley Lima Montana Mrs M Patenaude of Marquette Michigan is in Pocatello visiting her daughter Mrs Thomas L Pidcock Simultaneously a divorce suit filed Esther Hewett seeks divorce from William Harold Hewett alleging abandonment and lack of support with custody sought for three minor children John T Montgomery state assistant fired animal husbandman and D F Fales county boys and girls club leader tour Bannock county for livestock projects praising local youth efforts.
The League of the Sacred Heart will receive Holy Communion in a body at the 7 30 o clock mass this Sunday. This will be the last meeting until the third Sunday in September.
The Third Ward Relief Society of the L. D. S. church will hold its annual conference this evening commencing at 6:30. Everyone invited to attend.
Reverend Stanley Gillett state educational director for the Baptist church will visit Pocatello this week. He will conduct conferences with educational workers Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.
W. J. OConnor of KSEI announces no evening concert for several days until station equipment is adjusted to the new wavelength of 333.1 meters. The delay aims to ensure proper broadcast quality and signal alignment.
Union evening church services held in summer on Sabbath will take place this evening at 8 o clock at the Presbyterian church on East Lewis street Reverend George S Shan pastor of the Congregational church will deliver the sermon.
C A Balch announces a sales race among clerks at the Wright department store in Pocatello. He notes contests occur in Utah and Idaho stores and points out the solstice occurs on Tuesday, June 21, with longer days ending as summer progresses.
The first Yellowstone special train passed Pocatello at 12 45 am en route to West Yellowstone after departing Salt Lake City Saturday at 8 pm. J C Hanson, local ticket agent, says the train has strong bookings and should draw a record tourist trade this year. In a separate matter, Judge R M Terrell found no partnership or accounting due F P Brown from Ed Drummie and H J Toller in the district court case.
The Pine Gardens grand opening takes place Saturday June 25 at Mack's Inn near Trade in Island park country. James Brown of Riverside Gardens will manage the new dance hall with music by Mickey's Melodians. Dancing begins 9 30 p m Mack's place is a popular war resort and hosts Idaho State Editorial Association summer meeting in July.
Local Elks lodge members head to Nampa for the two day state convention opening Monday. Drill team members include H. W. Raidy C. Sorgatz E. V. Reese S. Munn F. Greenbury F. Jones and others. trap shooters are J. V. Nevins C. E. Edmondson O P. Barber W. M. Bernsen and L. H Stratford. officers attending include R. W Jones E. Cathcart J. G. Burtin H. C. Peake H. J. Fox A. E. Zener J. K. Peck and Frank Lockridge.
Idaho governors and agriculture officials plan a nationwide advertising push for Idaho potatoes. Carl De Long cites production around 30 000 car loads this year and a half cent per bag assessment by growers to fund the effort. He notes demand for Idaho baking potatoes and promotes broader potato use.
A C Reis of Salt Lake City was re-elected president of the Open Shop Conference at its three day semi annual session in San Francisco. The February meeting will be held in Jacksonville, Florida. Harry Chandler of Los Angeles, the principal speaker, cited benefits of open shop such as reduced industrial violence lower production costs fair prices and overall prosperity for both sides. Also noted is the claim that the oldest university is in Pavia Italy founded in 6? A. D. by Lothair grandson of Charlemagne.
Boise hosts a two week summer school course opening with hundreds of mothers and teachers in attendance. University of the summer school directs the program with Mr. George H. Perkins of Portland as director and Mrs. D Ruby of Caldwell assisting. Mrs. F M Snyder handles local arrangements.
In Boise on July 18 the state board for the examination of chiropractic license applicants was announced. Dr. W G Summer Rexburg Dr Rutherford Lundy Wallace and Dr A Johnson Boise were named to the board by Fred Fe Lukens commissioner of law enforcement. First meeting of the 1927 28 board set for July 14.
Idaho Utilities Commission grants Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation company permission to discontinue boat service between Ford Idaho and Amwaco Washington and train service from Bell Washington to Ford. The line will run a Ford to Sell Saturday trains and regular daily service during the logging season.
An advertisement extols Canada Dry Ginger Ale for its purity quality and perfection claiming no other ginger ale matches it. It urges serving for dinner and social evenings as a year round treat.
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