Caldwell Elks Dedicate New Lodge Home in Caldwell
The Caldwell Elks lodge, founded May 5 1922, dedicated its new brick lodge in February after a long building program. The facility houses club rooms, kitchens, a library and ladies quarters with a 48 by 72 foot lodge room, and a total investment over $60 000. The history details efforts from 1911 to 1922 to obtain a charter, including key figures Norman Belcher John Smeed H J Johnson and William Mountain.
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Caldwell
Elks’ Lodge
Cra
Caldwel Elks’ Association
J Myers
Fiks
McConaughey
Norman Belcher
Belcher
Elks
William M Abbot
San Francisco
John Smeed
H J. Johnson
Meeting of the Elks
Los Angeles
Caldwell Lodge
Chares L. Stewart
Boise Lodge
Idaho South
Caldwell Elks
W W. Mountain
Funeral for Alden Richard Houde Draws Large Attendance
Alden Richard Houde, year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Houde, was ====================== wait
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Alden Houde
Alden Richard Houde
LDS Church
Bird Finlayson
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Joseph Chester
Methodist Church
A L. Merrill
George M. Jorgensen
Volunteers Rescue Boulder Creek Fire Near Dynamite Stockpile
A hasty force of 100 vacationers saved Boulder Creek when a barn fire threatened a shed holding 43 cases of dynamite. Volunteers loaded the explosives onto a truck while firefighters sprayed water on the blaze to prevent detonation.
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Boulder Creek
Cal
Indian Springs Offers Free Private Swimming Instruction
Free private swimming lessons available at Indian Springs from June 26 through July 5, inclusive. Participants may sign up for sessions aimed at beginners and intermediate swimmers, with coaching focused on safety, technique, and confidence in the water.
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Dune
Wash Fine Silks and Woolens in Lukewarm Water
The advertisement urges washing delicate fabrics in lukewarm water using White King Granulated Soap. It claims the soap is vegetable oil based, free of animal fats, forms rich suds in lukewarm water, and can whiten whites while protecting colored fabrics and hands. It notes hard water does not hinder performance and promotes grocery store availability.
Caldwell Lodge Member Named Idaho South District Deputy
FP. L. Crews, past exalted ruler of Caldwell lodge, was appointed district deputy grand exalted ruler for Idaho south by Grand Exalted Ruler Walter P. Andrews. Crews, a charter Caldwell member from Boise lodge, has long served Caldwell lodge in multiple roles and attended grand lodge sessions in Chicago 1926 and Los Angeles 1929.
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The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Idaho
Idaho North
Idaho South
Grand Lodge
Caldwell Lodge No
Los Angeles
Walter P. Andrews
FP. L. Crews
Caldwell Lodge
Mr. Crews
Boise Lodge
Knuight
Crews
Chicago
Los Angeles Tin
Caldwell Ellis’ Home Association
Beautiful dedication service marks new Presbyterian church
The dedication service in Pocatello for the new Presbyterian church gathered the community with Rev G William Barnum presiding. A large audience heard President W J Boone of the College of Idaho speak on the Bread of Heaven as music by a special choir enhanced the ceremony. Notable clergy from multiple denominations participated and the building was noted as fully paid with no collections taken.
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New Presbyterian Church
G. William Barnum
Pocatello
Herbert H. Hayman
D. D
Idaho Synod
Hayman
Charles Stout
The
Christian Church
I. Q Wood
Episcopal Church
L. W. Pienner
Congregational Church
R. E. McGraw
First Baptist Church
Joseph Chester
First Methodist Church
David E. Sharp
Kendall Presbytery
Joseph Cook
Fort Hall
Naonal Board
James M. Latimer
John A. Noblet
Otto C. Stoker
James T. Collins
W. P. Havener
A.N. van Nuys
Gustave Anderson
Audrey C. Frazer
Thos. H. Norris
Herman A. Pearson
E. T. Wetherington
Mary Norby
Oscar A. Pearson
A. Anderson
I. A. Rosen
Claude Bistline
G. N. Ifft
John Stirling
Alex Campbell
J. B. Bistline
Isaac McDougall
Elmer V. Smith
Earle C. White
Oscar E. Pearson
Rain Drenched Black Parade Keeps Striding Through Rain
Afternoon rain dampened uniforms and tempo as Troop B of the 116 Cavalry led a march followed by decorated cars bearing Grand Lodge state and local officers. The Pocatello railroad band, Legion drum corps, Elks drill team, Wallace corps in white and purple, and Idaho Pails drum corps performed despite soggy conditions.
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Grand Lodge
State Lodge
Pocatello Railroad Band
Pocatello Legion
Pocatello Elks
Marriage Binds Down Town Inkom Couple
A marriage license was issued this morning in the county clerk’s office to Ewart Connors of Berger Texas and Raymonda Neeser of Inkom. Separately a case against J D Moore for checks in the name of E H Hollis was continued in district court. Police court saw Siena Smith plead guilty to vagrancy and pay a 25 dollar fine while Frank Shaffer’s case was deferred. Eden Idaho sorrow as Willis Edward Hayes 10, of I W Hayes family dies. funeral set with Wright mortuary and Schumacher Beasley in Twin Falls.
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Inkom
Ewart Connors
Berger
Texas
Raymonda Neeser
J D. Moore
E. H. Hollis
Jay L. Downing
Siena Smith
Frank Shaffer
Ed. Campton
Eden
Willis Edward Hayes
I. W Hayes
Idaho
Reta
Vera
Lila
Twin Falls
Schumacher and Beasley Mortuary
Wright
Hawley
Presbyterian Church
Drill Teams Parade Brightens Street Pageant
Uniforms with gold trimmings by the Logan Caldwell and Nampa drill teams created a colorful display. Formations were executed with vigor and ease, entertaining spectators along the streets.
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Logan
Caldwell
Four-H Short Course Opens At Southern Branch
More than 150 students and leaders attended the opening of the Four-H Junior Short Course at the Southern Branch of the University. Girls outnumbered boys with 190 girls and 155 boys enrolled. 18 counties represented and 102 in the southeastern district. Leaders described practical work in crops, seeds, disease control, dairy products, sewing and health as the course begins with strong turnout and plans for engaging on farm and dairy topics.
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E Jiddings
Agricultural School
Moscow
J. H. Rearden
Ikan Iddings
Rearden
Gills
R. S. Bristol
E. W. Whitman
Victor E. Jones
W Y. Cannon
South Central
Idaho
Cassia County
Bannock
Jerome
J. W. Barber
Lindberghs welcomed son amid hush but jubilation follows
The Lindberghs quietly welcomed a baby boy at home, then celebrated with family as they prepared for a honeymoon trip. They had traveled about 30,000 miles in the past year, with Mrs. Lindbergh earning a pilot’s license and serving as navigator on a cross country flight. Her pregnancy became known when her mother stepped back from Ambassador Morrow’s Senate campaign to remain with her daughter.
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New England
Colonel Lindbergh
Glendale
Cal
New York
Lindbergh
Ambassador Morrow
United States
Sunnyside-Up Club Meeting At Mrs Brandt Home
Local notices list several community gatherings including the Sunnyside-Up club at Mrs Don Brandt 806 North Hayes, Woodcraft Thimble No 155 at 2 30 pm in W O W hall last summer meeting, and other groups with times and venues across Pocatello including Antlers hall and W O W hall.
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Don Brandt
North Hayes Avenue
Carl Brandt
Woodcraft Thimble Club
Pocatello Ladies’ Pioneer Club
Antlers Hall
Mooseheart Legion
L. A
Presbyterian Birthday Club
E. T. Wetherington
South Fourth Avenue
Representative to Grand Lodge from Caldwell Lodge No 1448
Nicholas Ney served as exalted ruler of Caldwell lodge last year and as representative to the grand lodge. Under his leadership Caldwell lodge completed a new home, initiated 172 candidates at dedication, and posted a record membership gain of over 250, the strongest showing in the region. Ney is highly regarded across the Elks order for his fellowship and civic character.
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Grand Lodge
Caldwell Lodge
Nicholas Ney
Idaho
Order of Elks
Elz
Gei
Jensen
Cilizen
Pocatello Elks Lodge 674 Tenth Anniversary Growth
Pocatello Lodge No. 674 was established April 8 1901 with 23 charter members and grew to more than 1200. The lodge moved halls several times before settling in its present home in 1916 with dedication on July 6. Notable officers and charter members are listed, including Walter H Cleave and H K Moore among others.
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Pocatello Elks Lodge
Arid Lodge
Pocatello Lodge
Walter H. Cleave
Masonic Hall
Woodmen of the World
Pocatello
Salt Lake Lodge
Wallace
H. K. Moore
D. D
William Rampton
John Quinn
George F. Gasser
James S. Campbell
E. G. Gallett
W. M. McCerty
Delos N. Campbell
FP. W. Taylor
F. S. Dietrich
L. A. West
E. C. White
John J. Hull
A. B. Stevenson
L. B. Case
H. W. Castle
W. H. Cleare
Frank Hall
Lions Hold Picnic Planned After Luncheon
Lions discuss a picnic to be held Wednesday evening at the Cottonwoods on Rapid Creek near Inkom. The program includes games and dancing with refreshments. Transportation details were organized by E L Dale and calls for car space or rides were directed to Attorney F M Bistline's office.
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Scout
Dave Watkins
Lions’ Club
Clifford Norton
Esther Teeple
Leo Arnold
Myron Porges
Earleys Visit Shields. former Pocatello resident highlighted
Mr and Mrs R C Earley former Pocatello residents are paying a visit to Mr and Mrs R M Shields. Mr Earley was once manager of the National Gas company in the area and is now living in Salt Lake.
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R. C. Earley
Pocatello
R. M. Shields
Earley
National Gas Company
Salt Lake
Pocatello Lodge Completes Interior Upgrades and Equipment
The Pocatello lodge now valued around 132700 dollars reports that its interior has been substantially altered. The buffet was moved and the former service counter area is now the secretary’s HQ. The kitchen and dining rooms received extensive improvements to better serve members.
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William Rampton
H. Platt
George Pser
L. B. Castle
L. B. Case
Frank Ball
Herbert Bennett
E. G. Gallett
H. H. Whittlesey
L. A. West
Pocatello Lodge
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Indian Springs
Fr L. Crews
Presbyterian Group
Barnum
eThe
Idaho Palils
Down Town
Lindberghs
Lewiston
Lewiston Ellis’ Lodge
Kellogg’s
Grocers
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Petersen
Ivory
Brown
Green
Rome
Petersen's
Petersen Furre
Walnut
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