Tribute to E. E. Calvin Marks 50 Years with Union Pacific
E EB Calvin vice president of the Union Pacific celebrated fifty years of service with a Cheyenne dinner for 750 Old Timers Club members. He began as a telegraph operator in 1877 at Medicine Bow and rose to vice president. born about 186? and aged 69 at the time of the tribute. Governor Emerson and J P O'Brien attended the event with Calvin acknowledging the milestone.
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E EB. Calvin
Union Pacific Railroad
E. C.manson
Idaho
Cheyenne
Wyo
Manson
Union Pacific
Calvin
Wyoming
Medicine Row
Pocatello
Shoshone
Oregon Short Line
Utah & Northern
Idaho Falls
United States Railroad Administration
General Committee Plans Student Conference for Idaho Branch
Arthur Avery, next year’s president of the University of Idaho southern branch student movement, heads a general committee with John Ewing Wilbur Lawrence James Miller A R Van Nuys and R R Wolf to arrange a conference in Pocatello. The event aims to bring returnees from several universities for a round table on programs and methods as the branch moves to active inauguration next fall. Dean M F Angell is invited to speak and Dr Raymond Culver is also invited.
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Arthur Avery
University of Idaho
Paris
Idaho
Pocatello
Avery
John Ewing
Wilbur Lawrence
James Miller
A. R. van Nuys
R. R. Wolf
M. F. Angell
Raymond Culver
Seattle
Northwest Student Association
Delorese Beauty Shoppe Offers Free Shampoo Event
Advertises free shampoo with mar cel or paper curl service on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at Delorese Beauty Shoppe. Contact phone 114. Address 122.
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Marcel
Delorese Beauty Shoppe
District Fair Racing Events to Highlight Eastern Idaho Fair
Purses totaling 3000 will support varied racing events at the September Eastern Idaho district fair. J C Sorenson outlines mile and a half events, six harness races paced 212 to 224, and Indian relay races on two days. A night horse show from Fort Douglas remount division will headline each evening with both men and women riders.
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Idaho
J. C. Sorenson
FE. J. Fjeldsted
Fort Douglas
Cent-a-Mile Excursion to Salt Lake and Ogden
A cent-a-mile trip to Salt Lake City and Ogden from all points on the Oregon Short Line is set for June 24. Tickets are valid only in coaches and must be used before midnight June 27. Round trip fares from Idaho points include Idaho Falls to Salt Lake City at 3.78 and Ogden at 4.45, Pocatello at 2.70 and 345, Crame 5.75.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
J. C. Hanson
Idaho
Salt
Lake City
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Diinkodiernssste Schonendenne
Crame
City News In Brief Highlights Local Updates
Mrs. G A Parsons of 152 Hawthorne avenue has been ill all week with no improvement. Miss Louise Woffington underwent appendectomy at the General Hospital and is recovering well. Co C Manhatter sues S G Thomas and May Thomas for foreclosing a lien totaling 376.20 filed in district court. Two railroad trespassers Enmigue Navarro and Hoe Bruno were brought from McCammon and will serve five days in the county jail for fines. Dr Mullen to speak at Kiwanis luncheon at Bannock hotel with Gaylord G Sanford leading the musical program. Mr and Mrs E J Fjeldsted returned from Twin Falls where crops are noted as excellent with grain heads up and first alfalfa and clover cut. corn is a bit backward but healthy.
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Enmigue Navarro
Hoe Bruno
McCammon
Dr. Mullen
Thomas F. Mullen
Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
Gaylord G. Sanford
E. J. Fjeldsted
Twin Falls
Fjeldsted
Police Team Falls to Merchants 12 7 in Sunday Match
The Police department baseball team suffered its first defeat of the season Sunday morning, losing to the Merchants team by a score of 12 to 7. Pugmire pitched for the Cops while Barthold worked the mound for the merchants.
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Police Department
Merchants
Pugmire
Barthold
Dinner hour programs to continue at KSEI with additional address
W. J. O Connor, manager of station KSEI, states dinner hour programs will not be cancelled and will run from 6 30 to 7 30 p m each evening. He adds that tonight’s broadcast includes a speech by Mr Pollock of the International Bible Students association between 7 30 and 8 30 p m.
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W. J. O'Connor
KSEI
The
Tribune Today
Pollock
International Bible Students’ Association
Editor’s defense of Jesus as more than a man sparks wart of critique
A Sun Days reader blasts an editorial on Jesus the Man, denouncing Bruce Barton’s The Man Nobody Knows as blasphemous and atheistic hogwash. The letter insists Christ's divine claim led to the Crucifixion, arguing against reducing Jesus to mere humanity. Pastor of St. Anthony.
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Jesus
Batttle
Christ the Saviour
Bruce Barton
Barton
Christ
God
Spokane
Jet Barton
Calvary
Israel
Deeds Filed and Court Actions in Bannock County
Deeds recorded June 18 1927 Bannock County Edward Denney transfers Lots 3 and 4 Section 7 Township 11 South Range 37 Containing 140 acres F C Hauttetux to Anna M Evans Lot 2 Part 3 Block 79. Civil actions filed Idaho State Life Insurance Co vs Robt E Robinson vs Horace H Humphrey vs Ellis A Logan vs Louise L Siegrist Western Coal Co vs Peter Long vs B L Denkers vs E J Harris etc. Justice of the Peace O J Bell E G Houde. Dr O F Call vs S E Allen. C D Moore vs Michael Kubiak. Bistline Bryan vs Victor Kubiak. District Court Dorothy Chrisman vs Wallace Martin D Grattan vs Leonard Fowler et ux.
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Idaho State Merchant's Protective Association
Deeds
Bannock County
Edward Denney
Julia Denney
F. C. Hauttetux
Anna M. Evans
Justice of the Peace
O. J. Bell
Idaho State Life Insurance Co
Robert E. Robinson
Horace H. Humphrey
Ellis A. Logan
Louise L. Siegrist
Western Coal Co
Peter Long
B. L. Denkers
E. J. Harris
E. G. Houde
O. F. Call
S. E. Allen
C. D. Moore
Michael Kubiak
Bistline & Bryan
Victor Kubiak
District Court
Dorothy Chrisman
Wallace Martin
D. Grattan
Leonard Fowler
Etux
Community Sunday School Ladies Aid Postpones Meeting
The Ladies Aid society announces the Community Sunday school meeting is postponed with date to be announced later. Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 to meet Tuesday at 8 PM in W O W hall for initiation and business. Guards and chairmen plan to send delegates to Los Angeles in September for home dedication at 8 PM tonight at the Towerd store.
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Ladies Aid Society
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Los Angeles
Towerd
Man Held On Sanity Questions After O S L Depot Pickup
Oscar Nelson was taken by police at the O S L depot and turned to county authorities for a sanity investigation. He is described as crazed on religion, carrying two Bibles, one English and one Swedish, and has talked constantly. A hearing before the probate judge is planned. He claimed intent to preach a new religion in Denver and held a railroad ticket there.
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Oscar Nelson
Denver
Journalist Donald Howard to visit Pocatello with wife
Donald Howard formerly on local news staffs now copy reader at the Salt Lake Telegram will arrive in Pocatello with Mrs. Howard about Wednesday, per a report. He has had several heart attacks and has been ordered to rest by his physicians.
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Donald Howard
Salt Lake
Weekend marriage licenses issued in county records
The county clerk issued several marriage licenses over the weekend naming Thomas H. Evans of Craig and Dora Elsie Hawks of Seattle. John A. Bunter of Pocatello and Mary A. Dickenson of Hagerman. Charley Warren of Buhl and Ida Fletcher French of Anoka. and Grace Banbury of Wendell. The article notes Tuesday June 21 as the year's longest day and reflects on warm May and June weather trends in 1927 with highs around 87 degrees and earlier peak of 90 degrees on May 16.
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Thomas H. Evans
Craig
Dora Elsie Hawks
Seattle
Washington
John A. Bunter
Pocatello
Mary A. Dickenson
Hagerman
Charley Warren
Buhl
Ida Fletcher
French
Anoka
Minnesota
Grace Banbury
Wendell
Pocatellans
Weather Bureau
Yar
32 Horses for Cavalry Unit to Arrive in Pocatello
Camp Regan Boise June 20 Tribune Special reports Colonel M J McConnell announces 32 cavalry horses from South Dakota will reach Pocatello June 27 or 28. The horses will equip the Pocatello unit of the 116th cavalry Idaho National Guard for drill.
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Boise
Gooding
Weiser
Grace
Pocatello
Troop E Wins First Honors at Camp Regan
Camp Regan Boise June 20 Troop E 116th cavalry with HQ at Pocatello ranks first in the camp during the sole official inspection. Lt Col Hays Col Hummell Col Harris aboard lead the tour as kitchen and medical corps heads praise the unit. Officials note the unit is new with only two days mounted drill yet performs at top level.
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Pocatello
Robert E. Talbot
Wilder
Local Cavalry Troop Guards Camp at Camp Regan
Camp Regan Boise June 20 Troop E 116th Cavalry supplied the camp guard from last evening to this evening. Emil J Thorkildsen captain of the Pocatello unit is officer of the day Second Lieutenant Harold T Stoy commands the guard. First Lieutenant Warner transferred as regimental supply officer. Guard includes sergeant three corporals bugler camp orderly and fifteen privates in two hour shifts.
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Camp Regan
Boise
116Th Cavalry
Company E
116Th Engineers
Emil J. Thorkildsen
Pocatello
Harold T. Stoy
Warner
Pocatello Golfers Win Fourth Tri City Tournament
Pocatello Country club golfers won the fourth tri city tournament at Indian Springs course American Falls on Sunday morning. Pocatello scored 11 points Idaho Falls 10 points and American Falls 9 points. Team leaders included J H Peterson H H Whittlesey J P Halliwell and others. Idaho Falls and American Falls each have one win. Pocatello now has two.
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Pocatello Country Club
Tri-City
Indian Springs
American Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Firsttiace
Pocano
J. H. Peterson
H. H. Whittlesey
J. P. Halliwell
D. C. Ray
A. R Higson
L. F. Molinelli
C. W. Pond
F. M. Sprague
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E. E. Calvin
U. P
Troy
City News
G. A. Parsons
Hawthorne Avenue
Louise Woffington
General Hospital
Co. C
St. Anthony
News of Record
Donald Howard II
Tribune Special
Shield
Shield’s
Eta Ee
Allen
D. H. Dolbeer
Dance Palace
Petersen Furniture CO
Kodak
Cook Drug CO. Kodak Dep
Thos. E. Barrett
Sculptor
Peterson Plant & Fixture Co
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