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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1928

Page

5

Camp Tendoy Opens With Youth Programs And Improvements

Camp Tendoy in Pocatello opens June 25 offering two youth periods for younger boys not yet eligible for Boy Scouts, with a one week option beginning June 25. Regular camp runs through July with multiple sessions, low rates, doctor exams, and a menu of wholesome foods prepared by an expert cook.

Pocatello Camp Tendoy Eastern Scout Portneuf F . White State Bacteriological Department Camap Katte

Geologist Johnson to Burley on business trip

G M Johnson, local geologist in charge of Norton brothers drilling at the Marsh valley structure, leaves for Burley on a short business trip. Mr Galbraith, VP of First Security Bank, and Mrs Galbraith will occupy the W H Winn residence on South Garfield during Mrs Winn's east absence.

G. M. Johnson Burley Mr. Johnson Norton Brothers Marsh Valley Winn J.C Galbraith Reede Hood W. H Winn South Garfield Avenue

Local Candidates and Travel Notes in Idaho News Briefs

H W Smith filed as a Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace in Bannock county. Dorothy Manning visits the Northwest teaching at Jefferson School stopping in Tacoma Seattle and Portland. William Sharp leaves for Salmon river mining district with stops at Leadore Salmon City Mackay and Arco. C Galbraith and Ed Byer of Pirot Security Bank head to Boise for the state bankers convention. Jr Buscell of Citizens Bank also plans to attend. The Idaho bankers section opens today.

H.W. Smith Justice of the Peace Bannock County Dorothy Manning North Garfield Jefferson School Northwest Taconome Seattle Portland William Sharp Wute Salmon River Leadore Salmon City Mackay Arco C. Galbraith Ed Byer Pirot Security Bank Boise State Bankers Jr. Buscell Citizens Bank Idaho

Local residents return from eastern trip network

E Bragerton and Jamily return from a month visiting eastern cities including Denver Kansas City St Louis Chicago and Omaha. Mre W H Winn and Marguerite Winn Ruffner with son Joseph depart by No 18 for extended east visit. Mrs Winn plans to visit son Dr Murray Winn in St Louis then join in New York City. James Russell president of Citizens Bank returns from Kansas City after two weeks on business and attending Republican convention sessions.

Eat E. Bragerton Jamily Brazeton Riggs Optical Company Denver Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Omaha W H Winn South Garfield Marguerite Winn Ruffner Joseph East James Russell Citizens Bank Bussell

Angell Urges Student Cooperation for Strong Session

Dr. M. F. Angell executive dean spoke at the first assembly detailing plans for the new session. He urged students to cooperate in all activities and strive for high scholarship.

Neering Building Turner Ball M. F. Angell

Local youths to study in Oregon and Idaho

Alice Thompson will study at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis this summer while Roy Thompson plans study at Benke-Walker Business College in Portland. The Elks parade in Tolaho Palls featured the drum and bugle corps from Pocatello Post 4 in new uniforms. The Clark Street bridge over the Portneuf remains closed except to foot traffic and residents urge a new bridge, likely requiring a bond issue.

Alice Thompson William Thompson South Fourth Avenue Corvallis Oregon Pocatello American Legion Tolaho Palls Sam Browne Clark Street Portneuf L F. Molinelli Ivan Gaseer the Tribune

Flower Service Planned By Methodist Church

The pastor announces a flower service next Sunday evening at eight oclock. Friends and church members will bring flowers to decorate the edifice with distribution to hospital patients and nurses on Monday morning. A special music program and the pastor's address will accompany the service. Committee members are Mrs. Thomas Kitchen Mrs. Schutt and Harry Jacob son.

Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Kitchen Schutt Harry Jacobson

City Crew Rounding Corners on Main and Center Streets

The city street department under City Engineer Jesse Giles rounds street corners at Main and Center to improve airflow and widen the waffle areas. Giles states the work is done by the regular crew with no extra cost to the city.

City Jesse Giles Giles

Stanford Student Heads to Europe on Carmania Tour

Frank Dietrich Jr son of Judge and Mrs F S Dietrich left yesterday for New York City to sail on the Carmania for a six week European tour. He is joined here by close friends forming the travel party. Dietrich spent Sunday as a guest of his sister Mrs Nicholas Ifft. Carl Valentine son of Mr and Mrs C A Valentine is also part of the group but left earlier to visit the east before meeting the others in New York.

Frank Dietrich Jr Dietrich New York City Carmania Stanford Nicholas Ifft Carl Valentine C A Valentine Europe Will Vielt New York

Delegates Return From GOP Convention

Idaho delegation veteran Nicholas Ifft returned from Kansas City where he served as a GOP delegate. Judge O Baum of Pucsieiro planning to come home later this week after a brief visit with his mother in Kansas and handling Rawlings business. Congressman Addison T Smith passed through Pocatello en route to West Yellowstone for the park opening. Governor Baldridge Dave Burrell Boise Jedd Jones Malad and John McMurray Oakley arrived from the convention. John Thomas Gooding national committeeman expected back late in the week. Dr Ellen Houtz cosmetic foot specialist 133 North Garfield.

Nicholas Ifft Kansas City Idaho Judge O ' Baum Pucsieiro Kansas Rawlings Wyo Addison T Smith Pocatello West Yellowstone H C Baldridge Dave Burrell Boise Jedd Jones Malad John McMurray Oakley John Thomas

Frazier Named Assistant Superintendent of Seattle Schools

Charles R. Frasier, former president of the Idaho Technical Institute and namesake of Pragier hall, has been elected assistant superintendent of the Seattle public schools. He served as principal of West Seattle High School during the past year and assumes duties promptly.

Charles R. Frasier Idaho Technical Institute Pragier Hall Seattle Public Schools The Tribune Today West Seattle Frazier

Democrats Set Meeting at Bannock County Court House

George H Fisher chair of Bannock county central committee announces a Democratic gathering at the county court house on Thursday evening June 2 at 8 o'clock. The notice invites residents to attend and participate in party affairs.

County Court House George H Fisher Democratic County Central Committee Bannock County

West Seattle Institutional Development Highlight

A prominent figure at West Seattle has driven notable progress within the institution. His efforts have marked sustained success and shaped the organization's growth trajectory.

West Seattle

Democrats of Bannock County Convene First Meeting

The notice invites all Democrats of Bannock County to attend the year’s first meeting, stating the purpose of transacting business may properly come before the gathering. The event is framed as a formal party assembly.

Bannock County

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Camp Tendoy Teeats of Company Melvin Starkard Peter's George Hutchinson Roy Weatherford J V Carlson W. E Muller Mark's Inn Tareee Forest Mack's Inn Trade Post Office Josephine Brossard University of Idaho, Southern Branch Justice of Peace F. O Detroit Preston A. Blair CO East Center Street Ullanaimue Sale Oxfords Pure Grove Cordu Keveralls Levi Strauss Chambray Union Ellen Houtz C. H. Frazier I. Co Troy Laundry
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