State Eight and Forty Convention Set for Pocatello July 4–6
Plans for the Eight and Forty state convention in Pocatello in conjunction with Legion and Auxiliary meetings July 4 to 6 were discussed at a Saturday gathering at Mrs. C. E. Connors home. Idaho Falls chapeau Mrs. Idona Ross will preside, a banquet is planned July 5 at the Congregational church with about 35 state unit members expected, and infant layettes were prepared as part of the child welfare program. Present were Mrs. A. L. Morgan Blackfoot, Mrs. H. J. Swanson, Mrs. Ray Brookhart, Mrs. Harriet St. Marie, Mrs. Fred L. Linck, Mrs. George Walker, and Mrs. Louis Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
C. E. Connors
Idona Ross
Idaho Falls
Congregational Church
H. J. Swanson
Chapeau
Connors
A. L. Morgan
Blackfoot
Ray Brookhart
Harriet St. Marie
Fred L. Linck
George Walker
Louis Watson
Wells entertained F and M club with guests at home
Mr. and Mrs. Chester G. Wells hosted the F and M club for a Saturday dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Thompson and Omaha visitor Glenn Trout, with other members listed. The Maxson party from Norfolk Virginia arrived to visit Mrs. Steely and attend brief posts. Lieutenant Maxson's upcoming Annapolis training prompted a one week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester G. Wells
F. and M. Club
H. B. Thompson
Glenn Trout
Omaha
C. W. Pond
Robert M. Terrell
Horace B. Whittlesey
E. E. Moberly
William Leslie Maxson
William Leslie, Jr
Mary Jane
Norfolk
Virginia
Annapolis
Steely
Los Angeles
Evelyn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Maxson
S. M. Nixon
William P. McDonald
Guests from San Francisco Attend Idaho Visit
After dinner the group played bridge with winners Mrs. Pond Mrs. Thompson and Judge Terrell. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Caine hosted house guests from San Francisco including Mrs. Caine's sister and family Ralph B. Jordan and others. They enjoyed Yellowstone Salt Lake trips with Mrs. A. E. Harris and Mrs. Mary Ellen Smith joining over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Caine
Caine
Ralph B. Jordan
Ralph Burdette
Frederick
Mary Ellen
Bobby
Billy
San Francisco
Yellowstone Park
Reception Honors Church Official
The first Baptist church hosts a reception in the church parlors tonight for Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Shanks and family of Boise. Rev. Shanks leads the new Baptist state headquarters covering educational and church work for Montana, Idaho and Utah. The program features vocal solos by Maxine Masters S H Masters Violet McGraw a trio with Mrs Masters Judge W H Witty and Mrs R E McGraw and a ladies quartet led by the Masters and McGraw sisters. Rev Joseph Chester will speak for city ministers and John Massier will address the young people. Rev G Roddy will give scripture and opening prayer. Refreshments follow. The organizing committee includes I H Masters B G Tandy A F Willecke John Massier Sr Mrs C W Lawrence and Miss Fern Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. A. Shanks
Boise
Rev. Shanks
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Maxine Masters
S. H. Masters
Violet McGraw
R. E. McGraw
Masters
McGraw
Miss Masters
Miss McGraw
Paul Willecke
Agnes Sallee Smith
Joseph Chester
John Massier
G. Roddy
I. H. Masters
B. G. Tandy
A. F. Willecke
John Massier Sr
C. W. Lawrence
Fern Harris
Social Roundup at Dolan Home and Nearby Travels
Blackfoot residents report a busy week with guests including Mr. and Mrs. M B Scott and Rev and Mrs Jones from Clifton Colorado. Lucille Darkenwald heads to Coeur d Alene as summer camp athletic instructor while Miss Margaret Ormond returns from Compton Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dolan
T’ Ir
M. B. Scott
Jones
Beatrice Burkhalter
Clifton
Colorado
North Idaho
Dolan
Lucille Darkenwald
Oour d'Alene
Margaret Ormond
Compton Junior College
Compton
California
Fred Hilliard
Missouri
Marie
Florence Dore
Burley
Bertha Jean King
E. A. Doud
Mark B. Tuohy
Hugh
Pocatello
Tuohy
Washington U St Louis to Play Big Ten Opponent in 1933
For the first time in 20 years Washington University in St Louis will meet a Big Ten school in football when Chicago is played in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington University of St. Louis
Chicago
Author of Etiquette Blue Book of Social Usage
Noted writer and authority on social manners and house design known for Etiquette the Blue Book of Social Usage and The Personality of a House. The author contributed widely to guidance on etiquette and interior taste.
Etiquette Qs From Emily Post on Table Manners
Questions and answers cover dipping fingers in a finger bowl the depth to immerse fingertips napkin placement with service plate serving broiled lobster with bowls butter and utensils wielding paper frills for decoration and proper handling of meat with knife and fork guidance on hulled strawberries and a note about 1932 Kansas City Blues injuries.
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Emily
Guests Leave for Seattle Visit Amid Social News
Mrs. George Maycock of Salt Lake City departs with sister Mrs Edwin E. Byer for Seattle to visit another sister Mrs Allen K. Jensen. In Heber City a newlywed couple Ora Holland Sweat and Otis Sweat receive well wishers after a Tuesday reception at the Joseph Holland home. Girl Scouts host a dinner shower for Guelda Fielding Christensen, bride June 11 to Ronald Christensen, with a mock wedding. Rentals include Woodville ward reunion with games and dance, and Eastern Star events in Pocatello. A baby boy arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burke Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maycock
Salt Lake City
Edwin E. Byer
Seattle
Allen K. Jensen
Byers
Guy Evans
Salt Lake
Joseph Holland
Ora Holland Sweat
Otis Sweat
Salt Lake Temple
Holland
Guelda Fielding Christensen
Nephi Fielding
Ronald Christensen
Chris Christensen
Shelley
Guelda
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Herald Kracaw
Witchita
Kansas
A. G. Stuart
Illinois
Wisconsin
Rudolph Nelson
Pocatello
Edwin Miller
Oscar Burke Jr
Attend Church Party at Downey McCammon roster lists local families
Community church members from McCammon attended a Downey dinner and social with Walter Edwards and family Alec Riddle Curry Stewart Nash Owens Shumway Whitney Dixon Nash and Joe Owens among guests. The report notes a pleasant gathering and confirms Mrs. Edward Murphy’s family arrived safely in Oakland California en route to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Community Church of
McCammon
Walter Edwards
Gladys
Alec Riddle
Curry
Stewart
Ogden
Mary Nash
Ellen Owens
Amanda Shumway
Dorothy Whitney
Alice Dixon
June Nash
Joe Owens
Logan Temple Wedding Ties Chester Romreill to Bride
Chester Romreill and his bride were sealed in the Logan temple on Wednesday June 15. The couple will reside in McCammon. Mrs Brown’s family joined the groom’s mother and sister for the celebration. Various family movements include visits and returns from Salt Lake City Manti American Falls Lava Hot Springs and the University of Idaho outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Romreill
Logan Temple
Logan
Brown
John Thomas
McCammon
Jack Towsley
Salt Lake City
Knapp Allen
Helen Thomas
Jesse Lowry
Manti
Utah
Charles Edwards
American Falls
Ferrell Gibbs
Gibbs
William Watts
Lava Hot Springs
Myron Boice
Indian Children Go On Vacation
At Fort Hall June 20 Special to The Pocatello Tribune 17 Cree and Chippewa pupils depart Rocky Boy reservation near Box Elder Montana for summer break reducing attendance from 53 to 36. Supt Earl Wooldridge leads the sending party and Principal C F Shaffer hosts a Sunday picnic for all students before departure. Names of returning Montana pupils include Florence Sutherland Lillie Sutherland Elizabeth Sutherland Gilbert Belcourt Elmer Belcourt Edward Belcourt Agnes Akino Alexander Akino Donald Stump Cecelia Parker Elizabeth Denny Joseph St Pierre James Stump and orphans Clara Daniels Grant Peters were brought to Fort Hall by Supt Wooldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Rocky Boy Reservation
Box Elder Mont
Rocky Boy
Earl Wooldridge
C. F. Shaffer
Montana
Florence
Lillie
Elizabeth
Laura Sutherland
Gilbert
Elmer
Edward Belcourt
Agnes
Alexander
Lydia Akino
Donald
Peter Stump
Cecelia Parker
Elizabeth Denny
Joseph St. Pierre
James Stump
Clara Daniels
Grant Peters
Fort Hall School
Supt
Wool
Indian youths placed as Fort Hall visitors
Seventeen Rocky Boy children remain at Fort Hall for the summer due to orphan status or lack of relative care. E R Burton, new director of Indian employment, visited Fort Hall on his first field tour to study placement problems facing the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge
Rocky Boy
Fort Hall
E. R. Burton
Indianployment
Indian Service
Farmer Harvest First Hay Crop in Bannock County 1932
The first hay crop of the 1932 season is being harvested in Bannock county with at least three more cuttings expected. County farm agent C. W. Daigh notes the crop is exceptionally heavy though not early. Hay shortages last winter prompted oversowing this spring to prevent stock starvation. Boll weevil pressure caused early cutting in the upper Snake River valley, but the pest is under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
C. W. Daigh
Snake River Valley
Radio records cite two songs as theme songs
Swanee River and Carry Me Back to Ol Virginny lead as the most popular theme songs according to radio records, reflecting enduring regional and nostalgic appeal in broadcast programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee River
Carry
Ol’ Virginny
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