New Fiction Arrivals at Public Library This Week
The library showcases new fiction by A Hamilton Gibbs and Jeannette Gibbs, Kathleen Norris, Hugh Walpole, Fred Jacob, Grace King, Walter Masterman, Charles Aiden Clizer, and E Barrington. Featured works include Harness, Humdrum Houses, Storm House, Silver Thorn, Pee Wee, La Dame de Sainte Hermine, The Dorvoele, The Green Toad, The Raider, Meri Antoinette, and more.
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Lucille Hood
Gibbs
A. Hamilton Gibbs
Jeannette Phillips Gibbs
Harness
Mr. Gibbs
Mrs. Gibbs
Margaret Underhill
New York
Kathleen Norris
Storm Howse
Silver Thorn
Hugh Walpole
Pee Wee
Fred Jacob
Toronto
New Wicans
Bienville
Gagar Wallace
Walter S. Masterman
Charles Aidenclizer
Alvays
E Barrington
Antoinette
Boston
Society Notes Highlight Local Card Games and Visits
Entertaining at North Garfield Avenue, Ruth Clothier hosts Winnebago Campure group with May Levin winning honors in bridge and Evelyn Laabs noted among supper guests. P. E. club on North Arthur Avenue enjoyed Rosebuds and Iris decor and prizes for Mrs. H J. Reynolds and Mrs. Woodmansee. Mrs. J E Cameron hosted a gathering on North Arthur with a consolation prize, and Miss Eileen Layng plans a Chicago Cedar Rapids trip with relatives. Santa Ana Auxiliary to meet June 25. Mrs. Ralph H Walkers hosted a seventh birthday party for Helen Mary with prizes and an iced cake. Billy Smith celebrates seventh birthday with a matinee and party at home. several family trips and school changes noted for local residents.
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Ruth
Marjorie Clothier
Garfield Avenue
May Levin
Evelyn Laabs
May. Levin
Mary Hong Delpha Zimmerman
Mary Burrus
C M. Woodmansee
P. E . Club
North Arthur Avenue
Rosebuds
Iris
H J. Reynolds
Woodmansee
W. R. Jeffries
Salt Lake Cis
Mesdames Melvin Leishmen
RC Phillips
John Morgan
L. W. Gardner
Ruin Schwendimen
Clain Baxter
Ollie Forst
Mary P Oil
Los Angeles
Berniece
J. E Cameron
Lucy Howell
Brennan
Mary P Coll
J E Cameron
J. W Brennan
A. H. Martin
Mary Norby
Mab
Ralph H. Walkers
South Ninth
Helen Mary
Pries
Martha Lou Newton
Norman Fox
Joe
Margaret Ann
Helen
Margaret Rae
Bobby
Carolyn Dorothy
Ruth Cleare
Junior
Elaine Hughart
Marjorie Bevams
Louis
Paula Jeanne
Helen Mary Walters
Billy Smith
Esther Smith
East Lander
Smith
Ray Fogg
Seri McConnell
Wlryd McConnell
Imn Willams
Gene Baldwin
Donald Wells
Biden Andrews
Bob Smith
Billy Vs. Smith
Carl Hoover
Kodak Advertisement Sentences Fragment
Fragmented ad copy markets Kodak cameras with vague claims. It mentions Malea Khodal as part of equipment and urges customers to visit a store for the right price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malea Khodal
Itis
Scout Troop Wins Pocatello Efficiency Contest
Troop 8 of Congregational church finished first with over 800 points and will receive the Lions Club cup at the next meeting. Scoutmasters Ridder and Reed led Troops 8 and 9, with Troop 5 in third, as all units praised the fair, cooperative contest tone.
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Pocatello
Congregational Church
Guy Ridder
L. D
Second Ward
David Reed
Roops
Camp Tenday prep underway for first period staff
Forestry with camp day approaching, Tall camp staff nearly finalized. Scout Executive Forrest White to direct operations in southeast Idaho. Ray Shurtliff from Pocatello to lead swimming and life saving. Eagle Scout Lloyd Berg to supervise projects and crafts. Gerad Foster to manage transportation and supplies and direct recreation. The cook position awaits selection while Tenday’s traditions remain. Scout paper prepared and registrations received at headquarters.
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Tenday
Scout
Forrest White
Scouts
Idaho
Ray Shurtliff
Pocatello
Lloyd Berg
Mr. White
Gerad Foster
Merit Badge Options for Advancement Tests
The institution may offer swimming tests and merit badges such as forestry pioneers bird study astronomy botany. Easy badges are listed as available for advancement through the unit program and school tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Peel
Jamboree Promises Global Scout Unity and Future Ideals
The upcoming Jamboree opens to all eligible Scouts with the aim to include 50 000 boys from around the world, including the United States. Sir Robert Baden Powell will be honored as founder of Scouting, with officers ensuring health and logistics for a diverse gathering of nearly thirty nationalities. The event seeks to promote brotherhood, courage, and international friendship among youth.
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Sir Robert Baden- Powell
Capabe
United State
Pathfinding and Scout Leadership Message from Herbert Hoover
A fragmentary record shows an attempted pathfinding enrollment and a visit to the examiner, followed by a formal message from President Herbert Hoover as honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America. He emphasizes democracy’s ideal of opportunity and leadership training for youth and urges public support for the Scout movement.
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Leta
Tae
Nat.onal Council
Boy Scouts of Americas
Herbert Ascoversen
Boy Scouts of America
Miss Kova Laura Ciel ogon Weds Birde Michael Gulis in Idaho Falls
The ceremony in Kerrington Toehom. united Miss Kova Laura Ciel ogon and Salt Lake City native Birde Michael Gulis with George Pescuck presiding. Immediate family and a few friends attended as guests included Mr and Mrs James Myers, Mrs Gladys Colmer, Miss Zoe Willianson, and others from American Falls Twin Falls and nearby coast points. A wedding supper featured a long table, a large bridal cake, and a blue and yellow iris decor theme.
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S Hills
Kerrington Toehom
Kova
Laura Cielogon
Birde
Michael Gulis
Salt Lake City
George Pescuck
Idaho Falls
James Myers
Gladys Colmer
Twin Falls
Harry Welgie
Archie Knodle
Zoe Willian
Willam Willieme
Condh
Gillie
Scout Troops Update From Bancroft District
Forrest W White spent a few days last week inspecting Bancroft Troop 3 D due to the Scoutmaster being in camp this summer. Troop 6 led by Waynee Wohitlow is in the east and will halt meetings for two months. Troop 7 is closed as the Scoutmaster remains away. Troop 8 is resting from the contest. Troop 12 under Scoutmaster Emmons Williams will follow a summer project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest W White
Bancroft Idonter
Parte D'é Tric
Waynee Wohitlow
Beao Town
Emmons Williams
Boy Scouts Gather for World Jamboree at Arrow Park
England prepares for a vast Boy Scouts World Jamboree to be held at Arrow Park from July 31 to August 13. The event marks a major international gathering with thousands of Scouts expected to attend and participate in activities across the park.
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England
Boy Scouts
Arrow Park
Pocatello Students Win Fellowships at Chicago
Pocatello musicians scored high in the Chicago musical college fellowship examinations winning fellowships for postgraduate study. Adelaide Anderson Sanford earned a first fellowship to study with Alexander Raat and will perform today at the Central Theatre Chicago. Evelyn Lundgren McLeod won a fellowship with Raat and Rudolph Ganz. Rampton Barlow received a fellowship with Herbert Witherspoon. Competition drew entrants from across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Musical College
Pocatello
Adelaide Anderson
Sanford
Alexander Raat
Central Theatre
Chicago
Evelyn Lundgren McLeod
Rudolph Ganz
Rampton Barlow
Herbert Witherspoon
United States
Two Damage Suits Filed Against Bannock Citizen
Two damage suits were filed in district court Saturday morning against Fari H Morton charging negligent driving of his automobile and collision with Albert T Adams who seeks damages for injuries and car repairs. A second suit by Merit Baecge claims careful preparation was lacking in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fari H Morton
Albert T. Adams
Lawsuit Over Highway Collision Seeks Damages
Suit filed by T. O. Morehead a car passenger seeks 2950 in personal damages. The Canon City Colorado Springs highway twelve and a half miles from Canon City is the site where Morehead suffers two broken ribs and a misplaced vertebra. Adams claims spine injuries that impaired earning power and left him unable to work for weeks. He asks 16600 for personal damages and 300 for cer.
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T. O. Morehead
Canon City
Colorado Springs
Morehead
Adams
Earliest British Art Found in Creswell Crags Cave
A carved reindeer bone unearthed near Creswell Crags close to Burton, England, is believed to be Britain’s oldest artwork. Researchers date the artifact to at least 15 000 years ago, confirming its antiquity and cultural significance.
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Great Britain
Creswell Crags
Burton
England
Divorce Granted After Hair Robbery Allegation
June 22 report from Kansas City states Mrs Blanche M Barger was granted a divorce after testifying her husband Roy L Barger deserted her when he returned home to find she had robbed her hair. An unrelated note mentions Lucerne crossed by a Swiss traveler in a wash tub, nine hour voyage, and a meteorite near Turnstall England causing panic as it broke into fragments of stone and powder on roofs.
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Kansas City
Blanche M. Barger
Roy L. Barger
Turnstall
England
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