Church Honors L D S Pioneers at Independence Rock
Casper Wyoming June 22 The Pioneers who crossed plains led by Brigham Young 84 years ago were honored at Independence Rock. Latter day Saints and others heard speakers recall their valor and unveiled a bronze tablet naming men important to western development. Heber J Grant praised Young as a practical leader and Mrs Lucy Cannon unveiled the tablet accepted by Dr Howard R Driggs of New York representing the Oregon Trail Memorial association.
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Casper
Wyo
Plains
Brigham Young
Independence Rock
Rock
Great Salt Lake Valley
Oregon Trail
Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Grant
Young
Lucy Cannon
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association
Howard R. Driggs
New York
Oregon Trail Memorial Association
West
Soda Springs Man Injured in Wool Loading Accident
Bill Christopher suffered crush injuries to his left hand when a tree felled by his assistant struck the truck bed at the Fox ranch in Dry Valley. He had two middle fingers broken and lacerated and was taken to Caribou hospital. Also reported: a fire destroyed the Larkens home. Millard Blackburn wed Ruth Beattie in Soda Springs.
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Soda Springs
Pocatello Tribune
Bill Christopher
Fox Ranch
Dry Valley
Caribou
Fred Smart
Buster” Larkens
Millard Blackburn
Ruth Beattie
Boise
Local man faces burglary charge
R. Mclaughlin owner of a second hand store at 446 North Main was arrested on burglary charges. He says he broke into a cafe at 230 North Main Sunday night to check on utensils he had sold there and planned to reclaim the items totaling about 60 dollars if needed.
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McLaughlin
North Main
Cadet Harry Turner Graduates From Hill Military Academy
The grandson of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Turner recently finished studies at Hill Military Academy in Portland. Commencement was June 10 and Turner earned the Class of '31. He had a fine record, was active in athletics, and attained the rank of lieutenant in the military department. Several Pocatello boys have graduated from the school.
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Harry Turner
H. R. Turner
Portland
Hill Miliary Academy
Turner
Pocatello
Hill
Court Hears Petty Cases Quiet Weekend
Police court docket shows few cases. Jimmie Jones forfeited a $15 bond for reckless driving after hitting a curb and continuing on the axle. Art Heney rebuked for bicycle reckless driving amid weaving on North Fifth avenue. Peter Johnson forfeited a $10 bond after possession of a bottle of pimple care. Co E Anderson and R Anderson forfeited a $15 bond for disturbing the peace and fighting at 1136 East Halliday. Joe Davis pleads not guilty to intoxication and waits for Tuesday morning.
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Jimmie Jones
Jimmie
Art Heney
Art
North Fifth Avenue
Peter Johnson
Peter
Co. E. Anderson
R. Anderson
East Halliday
Joe Davis
Two Yeggs Loot Gould Street Service Station
The Lewis service station at Gould and Main was broken into Sunday night or early this morning. A cigarette machine and gum machine were looted of contents, with cigarettes and money taken. Tracks suggest two men were involved, gaining entry by prying a window.
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Lewis
Gould and
Main Street
Clifford Curtis
Youth Clings to Confession in Slaying Case
John Schopflin 21, a Colorado teacher slaying suspect, clings to his confession in Stockton. He claims he shot Enid Marriott because she talked about his affair. Sheriff Johnston disputes key details and plans to question him on the evidence.
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Stockton
Cal
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
Colo
John Schopflin
Colorado
Schopflin
Rufus A. Johnston
Miss Marriott
Johnston
Fort Morgan
Cole
Lions Convention Program of Two Days Outlines Events
The Lions convention lists a two day program including a Kraft Cheese plant visit, city tours, a Bannock hotel banquet, and a Meridell park dance. Judge Jay L. Downing will preside at the banquet with talks by the district governor and the international president. Tonight includes a 4 15 p m benediction and 7 30 p m assembly at Hotel Ran
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Kraft Cheese
Bannock Hotel
Meridell Park
Jay L. Downing
Hotel Ran
Community program outline at Hutchinson field event
A packed schedule outlines events from 3 P.M. at Hutchinson field to a 10:15 P.M. Oregon Short Line band performance. Myron Porges presides, with musical numbers by the Oregon Short Line band and Pinkerton School of Theatre Arts, plus addresses by Hon. Earle W. Hodges and Dr. J. Morris Godfrey.
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Hutchinson Field
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Myron Porges
Pocatello Club
Frazier Hall
Oregon Short Line Band
Pocatello
D. RB
Cleaves
Pocatello Stake Chorus
Jens Henriksen
Wm. S. Hill
Pinkerton School of Theatre Arts
Ardeth Evans
Vaughn Call
Mary Ann Geils
Emily Lou Service
Ruth Jones
LaVerne Miles
Mary Lou Jones
Philomene Servel
Ruth Wilson
Julie Servel
Lucille Clerey
Emily Porges
Betty Crafton
Maxine Gundry
DeVona Wardle
George Carr
Norma Morris
Izetti
Florence Kelly
Petrone
Verdi
Margery Smith
Mr. Petrone
Bella Figlia Dell'amore
Miss Kelly
Miss Smith
Mr. Ferer
Mary Petrone
Earle W. Hodges
Lions International
Lions International Banquet Highlights and Proceedings
Hodges, president of Lions International, delivers a benediction at 6:30 p.m. A banquet at Hotel Bannock features toastmaster Hon. Jay L. Downing. The Scottish Rite Quartet performs with Adelaide Anderson as pianist. Dr. J. Morris Godfrey and Hon. Earle W. Hodges give addresses. A ladies prize drawing precedes 9:30 p.m. dancing led by the Lions Club orchestra with Miss Alice Watson performing special numbers.
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Lions International
Meridell Park
Lions Club
Alice Watson
Adelaide Anderson School of Music Pupils Performances Noted
The program lists performers including Virginia Treseder in back and wing, Bobby Herrick with song and tap dance, Iris Morgan, and Alice Watson in "Aristocratic Brown" among the Adelaide Anderson School of Music pupils.
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Adelaide Anenderson School of Music
Virginia Treseder
Bobby Herrick
Iris Morgan
Brown
Alice Watson
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
Fasteeth powder keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes. No gummy taste or feeling. eat and laugh in comfort by sprinkling on plates. Available from Witherspoon Drug Co or your local druggist.
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Witherspoon Drug Co
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L.D.S. Pioneers
Wyoming
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Lions and Lionesses
Coats
Vito Petrone
Solenne
Forza del Destino
Philip Fever
Verrano A
Lucia di Lammermoor
Don
Bannock
Memorial Building
Ike” O'Connor
J. Morris Godfrey
Oregon
Farris Bugsey
Farle W
Dept
Baltimore
Palmer
Comforts
Faribo
Kenwood
FARGO
Fargo-Wilson-Wells CO
South Main
Lewis St. Pocatello, Idaho
Patrs
Rose
Tan
Souik Main
Lewis St
Pocatello, Idaho
Cash Green
Orchid
Palmer Brothers
Idaho
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