Value of State Association Stressed Before Elks Meeting
F L Crews Idaho district deputy speaks at the ninth annual Idaho State Elks convention urging strong support for state associations. He cites friendship fellowship and ritual work as core benefits and calls for surveys of lagging lodges and active efforts to raise membership while promoting inter lodge visits and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Elks Asociation
F. L. Crews
Idaho South
Feder
America
Grand Lodge
Order
Eustace Heads Association for Coming Year
Eustace presided as head of the Idaho Elks as the annual convention in Pocatello reviewed awards and reports. Wallace lodge won the best bugle and drum corps prize, with trophies to Pocatello squads and state officials presenting sports awards to local Elks. The meeting approved a $1000 investment in an Elks National Foundation founders certificate and created North and North Central ritualistic districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Nye
Caldwell Lodge
Wallace Lodge
State Association
Wm. Wallin
Pocatello Lodge
Harry Benoit
Twin Falls Lodge
Pocatello Lodge of Elks
B. M. Hargraves
Pocatello
Joe Peterson
Harry Belnap
F. L Crews
Dean Daynes
Salt Lake Lodge
B. P Spry
Utah State Elks Association
John Dysert
Jno
Committee On
Elks National Foundation
National Foundation
Grand Lodge
Order of Elks
Elks Foundation Commission
New York City
North Idaho
North
North Central
St. Maries
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace and
Sandpoint
Moscow
Lewiston
Logan Lodge
Robert Price
Wellsville
Utah
Bobby
Mark
State Elks Association
Malad Lodge
Baby Lodge
Lewiston Lodge
Car
P. G. Flack
Boise
Harry J. Fox
Idaho
R. W. Jorgs
Idaho State Elks Association
Elks
Pocatello Symphony Orchestra
Gaylord Sanford
KSEI
R. W Jones
Tiser
Boise Elks’ Lodge
Caldwell
University Gymnasium
Logan
Pocatello Railroad
L. A Yost
38 Infantry
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake Elks
Yost
H. B Dykstra
Homer Huddleson
Bannock
Vito Petrone
Fred Rosene
Raies
Orpheum Theatre
Ek’ Bad Belé
Idaho Women Union and Missionary Society Meet This Week
The Today's Affairs Women’s Union Label league meets Friday at 8 p.m. at the Labor Temple. The Missionary Society of the First Baptist holds a regular meeting at Ross Park Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Carl Snyder leading on "Our Work in Belgian Congo." Guests may call Mrs. Ray Allen at 2265-1 for details and bring own lunch.
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Women's Union Label League
Labor Temple
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Ross Park
Carl Snyder
Belgian Congo
Ray Allen
Lions Club Leads Safety Campaign Against Traffic Violations
The Lions Club and partners report a surge in minor violations by out of county motorists. Leo Arnold says cooperation with county forces will spread the program statewide and ensure success. Police records note sign violations and corner cutting as common offenses checked by a hundred strong silent patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Leo Arnold
Hill Champion of Elk Singles
Elmer Brunner lost to Bill Smith 6 4 in the first set then 6 0 in the second for the Elk singles semifinal. Bill Hill defeated Brunner 6 4 6 3 in the final after Brunner led early, with a ten minute rain halt sharpening play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HILL
Elks
Elmer Brunner
Bill Smith
Brunner
Smith
Bill
Bil” Hill
Students Open Active at Junior Short Course Event
Junior short course students launched into active club work with girls demonstrating baking skills and boys judging livestock. Sheep and swine were shown on campus while dairy cattle were judged at Hans Sorenson ranch Tyhee. The day closed with a business district parade and a movie as J W R Parker praised student behavior.
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H Club
Hans Sorenson
Tyhee
Better Weather Forecast for City This Week
Intermittent rain and drizzle impact city streets as hosiery white shoes and straw hats show mud changes. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Wednesday with moderate temperatures. Normal today 65 degrees. Sunrise at 4 53 sunset at 8 13.
Scout Lost in San Jacinto Mountains Search Continues
Harold, a frail scout from Corona California, is missing after attempting to descend the treacherous eastern face of San Jacinto. A 75 member posse and 20 mules patrol the cliff lines while aviators from March Field scout the peak for signs of the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Johnson
Corona
Cal
Harold
Idyllwild
San Jacinto
Palm Springs
March Field Army Training School
Colds Halted by Light Rays Findings at Cornell
The report notes light therapy reduced colds among participants, especially the 25 percent most susceptible. Only 15 women used the treatment starting January 27, and they saw about a 20 percent drop in cold incidence. Cornell’s cloudier climate may affect results.
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Cornell
Preston C. C. to Visit Pocatello
Preston chamber members led by Earl McClurg will embark on a Good Will tour next Tuesday. About 50 local businessmen travel with a 100 piece junior band, dine at Bannock hotel at 12 30 and perform a concert at 1 45 in Pocatello, following Mayor Ross's invitation from the Preston Whitney dam dedication. Arrangements include a joint chamber meeting with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Earl McClurg
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Preston Chamber
Preston
Tey
Pocatello
Bannock
Res
Ross
Preston-Whitney Dam
Rail safety awards go to Union Pacific units in 1929
The E. H. Harriman gold and silver memorial medals for best safety records were awarded to Union Pacific units. Oregon Short Line won gold in group A and Oregon-Washington Railway and Navigation Co. won silver in group B. A rule barred consecutive-year awards to the same railroad, making UP Eastern ineligible despite prior gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
New York City
American Museum of Safety
Oregon Short Line
Intermountain
Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Pacific Northwest
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Eastern
New York
Carl R. Gray
W. M. Jeffers
C. B. Segar
FP. W. Charske
George H. Warfel
C. T. Bailey
Oregon Shortline
J. P. O’brien
Oregon-Washington R. & N. Co
S. A. Brentnall
Cecelia Cosgrove to Perform Recital at Sanford Hall
The Anderson School of Music presents Cecelia Cosgrove of Blackfoot, violinist and teacher certificate candidate, in a recital Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at Sanford Hall with Ellen Edgley and Evelyn Lundgren McLeod. program features Mozart, Verdi, Handel, Massenet, Hochstein Co. and others. A Chamber of Commerce forum after will feature Pharris Edgley singing two numbers. talk on clear milk production by L A Gillette and Clinton Morgan with 4-H club members from Declo attending the university course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson School of Music
Cecelia Cosgrove
Thomas Cosgrove
Blackfoot
Sanford Hall
Miss Cosgrove
L. Roubidoux
Gaylord Sanford
St. Margaret's School
Ellen Edgley
Evelyn Lundgren McLeod
Officer's Damaged Eye Exhibit A Leads to Fine
Merle Hunt pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was fined 25 dollars for stealing car accessories. George Carmody faced battery charges after his eye was marked as exhibit A, with a 15 dollar suspended fine tied to purchasing glasses for the officer. Frank Shaffer faces vagancy sentencing next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne — Merle Hunt
George Carmody
Carmody
Frank Shaffer
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Autos for 4 H Club Picnic
Pocatello hosts 350 4 H club members this week for a University of Idaho extension short course. The course ends Thursday with a Lava Hot Springs picnic. The Chamber and service clubs seek volunteers to provide transport for about 150 youths and ask interested parties to contact the Chamber of Commerce.
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Pocatello
University of Idaho
U. S. Southern
Lava Hot Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Office
Twenty Candidates for District Bench Show GOP Dominance
Idaho tally shows twenty district bench candidates filed with the secretary of state. Only two are Democrats John C Rice of Caldwell and William A Babcock of Twin Falls. Most candidates are Republicans with incumbents in several districts including Hodge Koelsch Brinck Sutphen Adair Sutton Hunt Reed Johnson Tweedy Barclay Dunn Crowley and others.
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Boise
Idaho
John C. Rice
Caldwell
State Supreme Court
William A. Babcock
Twin Falls
Adrian Nelson
Moscow
Gillies D. Hodge
Charles F. Koelsch
Dana E. Brinck
Doren H. Sutphen
Gooding
Ralph W. Adair
Blackfoot
A. O. Sutton
Weiser
Everett E. Hunt
Sandpoint
Bert A. Reed
Coeur d'Alene
Peter
Local Woman Dies at Glenns Ferry Sunday
Mrs. W. Q. Owens aged 63 of 1155 North Garfield avenue died suddenly Sunday evening while visiting her son Alma Owens at Glenns Ferry. Body to arrive Wednesday. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from Third Ward chapel. Interment Mountainview cemetery. Survived by children W. E. Owens Pocatello Amy Brumdle Milwaukee Ore Alma Owens Glenns Ferry Eva Jorgensen Salt Lake City and Ed Clay Jerome.
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W. Q. Owens
North Garfield Avenue
Joseph Edgley
Alma Owens
Glenns Ferry
Short Line
Third Ward
Mountainview Cemetery
W. E. Owens
Pocatello
Amy Brumdle
Milwaukee
Ore
Eva Jorgensen
Salt Lake City
Ed Clay
Jerome
Kiwanis Luncheon Features 4-H Leaders and Sewing Champions
Warren Barber of the U S Department of Agriculture led a Kiwanis program highlighting 4-H work across 16 southeast Idaho counties. Miss Elison and Miss Nye demonstrated home sewing, Morgan and Gillett presented milk handling methods, and Willard Bowen announced a special Monday evening luncheon at the Bannock hotel for fellowship hour.
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Warren Barber
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mr. Barber
Idaho
George Portland
D. C. Ray
Pocatello
W. J. Tiffany
Aberdeen
S. D. Clinton Morgan
L. A. Gillett
Declo
Annabel
Clinton Morgan
Willard Bowen
Bannock
McHan and Woodward Seek County Posts
H L McHan filed for nomination with the county clerk late Monday for county coroner. McHan is a Republican and has held the office in recent years. W H Woodward filed his nomination on the Republican ticket for sheriff.
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H. L. McHan
McHan
W. H. Woodward
Indian Springs Announces Free Private Swimming Lessons
Free private swimming instruction offered in Indian Springs from June 26 through July 5. Details list session times, eligibility, and enrollment contact information for residents seeking aquatic training.
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Indian Springs
Jyl
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Association Idaho
Eustace
Ivory
Preston C. C
U.S.S
Cosgrove Ritorna Vincitor
Aida
Verdi
Edgley
Andante
Scherzo
Capriccioso
David
Cosgrove
Bobolink
Handel . Bischoff
Miss Edgley
Massenet
Hochstein
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Chamber Commerce
Harold T. Mitchell
E. E. Jones
Monroe Avenue
Ashton
Chrysler
Ethel Hall
N. Main
Bannock Hotel—Dorion Room
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