Camp Fire Girls Plan Activities at Camp Tenday
Miss Madeline Garvin will lead the Camp Fire Girls program at Camp Tenday for the first two weeks of July. Counsellors Olive Mae Mullin Dorothy Cleare Genevieve Garvin Dorothy Manning Dorothea Whithoff and Mrs. O D Garrison will assist. The group goes July 1 to prepare for arrivals July 2 with an overnight hike planned for July 4 and treasure hunts for those staying in camp.
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Madeline Garvin
Camp Fire
Camp
Tenday
Richard Howard
Olive Mae Mullin
Dorothy Cleare
Genevieve Garvin
Dorothy Manning
Dorothea Whithoff
O. D. Garrison
Camp Tenday
Miss Garvin
Miss Manning
Westway Club Entertained By Mrs Ivy Anderson
Mrs Ivy Anderson entertained members of the W E A Westway club Thursday afternoon. After the business meeting, tables were set for five hundred. High score winner was Mrs E C White, low was Mrs G W Niles, all-out award to Mrs Margaret Hackworth, guest favor to Annette Rainey. Others present included Mrs Frank Allen and Mrs James Myers. Tea followed the games.
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Ivy Anderson
W. E. A. Westway Club
E. C. White
G. W. Niles
Margaret Hackworth
Annette Rainey
Frank Allen
James Myers
Lee Bell
Clarence Rainey
Daisy MacDonald
D. J. Francom
Ella Muir
Neilson School to Present Program Tonight
The third concert in a series at L. D. 8 recreation hall features an English and American song episode, a Dance Group segment from Pinkerton school, and a cantata Lady of Shalott performed by Aren's chorus. Accompanists include Mrs. Rupperle, Mrs. Sallee Smith, and Clara Albion Harrison among others. Local visitors Mr. Halsey and Mr. Mullen are noted in attendance.
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L. D
Recreation Hall
Nelson College of Music
George Rupperle
Agnes Sallee Smith
Dorothy Seedal
J. L. Downing
Clara Albion Harrison
Frances Lewis
Mariam Walters
Pearl Bird
Muriel Scott
Lucie Watts
Finan
Orders Gray
Vaughn Lewis
Ruth Walker
Jack Best
Mother Mahree
the Bandelero
Don Hartman
Beatrice Clark
Macushla
Joe Watts
Claudine Ballantyne
Wagon Wheels
Eldon Oliverson
the Sun
Clara Harrison
Pinkerton School
Gene Slaughter
Evelyn Coltrin
Philomene Servel
George Miller
Aren’s
Ida Henry
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs. White Home
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. E. C. White's home on South Sixth Avenue with Mrs. F. J. Buckingham assisting. A program followed by Mrs. D. W. Budge of San Francisco and Mr. Leonard Hitchcock with Mary Jean Campbell. Plans were made for a Ross Park picnic on July 11. Guests included Mrs. Murray Cole, Mrs. F. C. Hilliard, Miss Florence Childs, and Mrs. Budge. members present listed.
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The
Presbyterian Church
E. C. White
South Sixth Avenue
F. J. Buckingham
D. W. Budge
San Francisco
Leonard Hitchcock
Mary Jean Campbell
Ross Park
Murray Cole
F. C. Hilliard
Florence Childs
Budge
Fred Roberts
G. L. An
Blackfoot Man Isham A Parsons Dies At 85
Isham Alfred Parsons 85, of Blackfoot, died at a Pocatello hospital after two weeks of illness due to extreme age. His wife Mrs Parsons died in May. He is survived by three sons Thomas and Ed Parsons and Charles Parsons. three daughters Mrs Cora Adams Yakima Mrs Imolene Reese Pocatello and Mrs Della Furness Blackfoot. brothers Will Parsons Pocatello and Robert Parsons Thomas Ida. Born in Iowa he married his deceased wife and they moved to Idaho about 45 years ago.
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Blackfoot
Isham Alfred Parsons
Pocatello
Will Parsons
Pocatello Ag
Robert Parsons
Thomas
Ida- 0
Mr. Parsons
Iowa
Idaho
Paris approves funds for 1936 Berlin Olympics
Paris reports the chamber of deputies approved 500000 francs for preliminaries toward the Berlin 1936 Games. The total needed sums to 4290000 francs, about 278850 dollars, for participation plans.
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Paris
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
First Day of Summer Brings Heat and Incidents
The Associated Press reports the first day of summer with heat in New York and New England. A lightning fatality in Elmira and a drowning near Rockaway Point follow storms. Colorado reports forest fires and Harvard hosts an anti Nazi protest as summer heat spreads nationwide.
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Associated Press
Nation
New York State
City
Mercury
Elmira
N. Y
Rockaway Point
Colorado
Ernest Hanfstaengl
Hitler
Massachusetts
Prince of Wales Forty Saturday
The Prince of Wales turns 41 tomorrow in London amid a busy schedule. The heir to the throne, staying at St James Palace and Sunningdale, keeps active with public duties and a steady campaign pace.
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Prince of Wales
London
Craver of Mhemn
British Empire
St. James’ Palace
Sunningdale
Prince presses slum clearance push across British Isles
The article notes Prince’s serious campaign to remove slums in the British Isles, linking his public image as a match for royalty with steady efforts. Henchel Nave and Peter Vogrine are handed to county authorities after trespassing arrests by Short Life officers. Tribune classified ads seek results.
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Henchel Nave
Peter Vogriene
Short Life
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Jimmie Mullen
William J. Mullen
Portland
Katherine Mullen
George Robison
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E. C. Mayne
Glen Williams
Kellogg’s
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Tribune
Complete Optical Service
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