Heavy schedule marks 4-H club short course in U S S R
Enrollment reached 186 with county agents from the southeastern district present. Evening program featured group singing led by Professor T R Neilson and plans for musical and dance numbers and readings by local talent. Dean John Ruskin Dyer to speak briefly. national charters to 35 clubs to be presented. Achievement awards to leaders with over 75 percent completion. Thursday includes Lava Hotel picnic and awards for top records. M rs Nora Boyum reports from Payette Lakes convention.
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U. Ssr
J. W. Barber
D. E. Smith
Jefferson County
D. T. Bolingbroke
Madison
Marjorie Purdy
Mildred Garvin
John Ruskin Dyer
Reardon
Lava Hotel
Pocatero Tribune
Bud Bliss
Mics Purdy
Miss Garvin
W. P. Havener
Card of Thanks for Bonnie Maree Thomas
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement caused by the illness and death of our beloved baby daughter Bonnie Maree Thomas. The memory of condolence and floral offerings will be cherished by Mr and Mrs R C Thosnas.
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Bonnie Maree Thomas
Notice on Lodge Dues Handling and July Meeting Break
Ladies will not hold lodge meetings during the second week of July. Mrs. Fred ringer will collect all dues until July, after which Mrs. Charlies Wolf will have the books at 33 South Pith avenue.
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Wwiity
B. of L. PF
Nnl
Fredringer
Charlies Wolf
South Pith Avenue
Masons Schedule Special Session at Portneuf Lodge
Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M will meet in a special session at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday June 26 at 2 pm to confer the third degree. All Masons are invited to attend and assist in the degree work. Steve Collins W M.
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Masons Portneuf Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Steve Collins
W. M
Dyer Arrives for Short Visit Here
John Ruskin Dyer named executive dean of the University of Idaho Southern Branch arrives in Pocatello for a week. He plans moving his family to Pocatello by August 15 and says he will teach psychology alongside his duties as head of the university.
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John Ruskin Dyer
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello
Lawrence
Kansas
The
State University
Dean Dyer
Ethel F Redfield
Special Masonic Meeting and Local Hike Schedule
Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F and A M will hold a special session at 2 p m Wednesday to confer the third degree. Dinner by Job's Daughters follows by 6 30 p m with solo performances by Marjory Purdy and Louise Mack. A Thursday hike to Gibson Jack Creek via Kinport Peak led by W H Kemp Jr and R C Thoma departs from Lincoln and Whitman at an unspecified time with a 4 p m return. Boy scouts invited.
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Portneuf
Masonic Temple
Job
Marjory Purdy
Louise Mack
Pocatello
Gibson Jack Creek
Kinport Peak
W. H. Kemp, Jr
Botany Department
R. C. Thoma
Lincoln
Whitman Street
Police Court Fines and Forfeitures Report
M. D. Puckett forfeited 15 dollars bail for intoxication at police court. Castuelo Guebra fined 25 dollars and jailed for intoxication. Robert Lambert fined 25 dollars and jailed for vagrancy. S. F. Crockett fined 25 dollars for speeding and 5 dollars for running a stop sign. C. Christensen fined 15 dollars and jailed for disturbing the peace.
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M. D. Puckett
Castuelo Guebra
Robert Lambert
S. F Crockett
C. Christensen
Family Grieves Bonnie Maree Thomas Funeral
Mr and Mrs G L Thomas of Gooding and Mr and Mrs O W Sutton of Nampa returned home after attending Bonnie Maree Thomas infant daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Thomas funeral held here Sunday.
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G. L. Thomas
Gooding
O. W. Sutton
Nampa
Bonnie Maree Thomas
R. C Thomas
Dean Angell to Address Summer School Assembly
Dean M. F Angell will address the general assembly of summer school students on Wednesday noon in Prazer hall. J. H Reardon, state boys and girls club leader, will introduce him at the tonight program for young people.
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M. F Angell
Prazier Hall
J. H Reardon
Federal Judge to Hear Pleas in Four Criminal Cases
Judge C. C. Cavanah will hear four criminal pleas this afternoon. Two involve white slave charges and two concern alleged violations of the national prohibition act. M. L. Johnstone and Edward Williams face Mann Act charges. John Cooper and James Burke enter pleas on liquor charges after being brought from Idaho Falls with a still and manufacturing paraphernalia.
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C. C. Cavanah
M. L. Johnstone
Edward Williams
John Cooper
James Burke
Idaho Falls
Embezzlement Charge Reported in Montana Case
A wire from Bert Howard of Billings Mont states Curtis Mitch elsen is in custody on an embezzlement charge filed by Easy Washer Co officials. Mitch elsen seeks settlement to avoid return to Pocatello. County attorney and company officials take the matter under advisement. Amount alleged $30.
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H. W Henderson
Bert Howard
Billings
Mant
Curtis Mitchelsen
Easy Washer Company
Mitchelsen
Pocatello
Presbyterian leaders plan July week anniversary celebration
Heads of church organizations meet at seven this evening at the manse to arrange activities for the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Pocatello church. Ceremonies will be held in the new church nearing completion during the week of July 21.
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Pocatello Church
Peggy Cornwell Undergoes Minor Operation at General Hospital
Peggy Cornwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Cornwell, underwent a minor operation at the General hospital today.
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Peggy Cornwell
E. R. Cornwell
General Hospital
Short Line Pays Big Sum in Taxes
Bannock county treasurer's office received Monday a check from the Oregon Short Line railroad for $137,699.14, the second installment on its county taxes for 1928 1929. The railroad's taxes for the year totaled $275,398.29 covering taxes to Pocatello city and villages. Schools receive $138,415.07. highway district and county road funds $25,615.50. state taxes $44,670.41. county general expenses $39,682.22.
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Bannock
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Pocatello
Pocatello Athletic Club Trap Unit Plans Mid-Week Shoot
The Pocatello Athletic club trap unit schedules a regular mid-week shoot at their grounds on Wednesday at 5 o'clock. Expected large turnout due to fine weather and unit elimination drawing near with averages needed to boost the team.
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Pocatello Athletic Club
Witness Gladys Jensen freed on 300 bond in Muro case
Gladys Jensen, held as a material witness against Manuel Muro on a white slave act charge, was released from the county jail on a 300 bond. Muro had previously secured release on 1000 bonds to answer at the next federal court term in October.
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Gladys Jensen
Manuel Muro
Muro
Thank you for kindness after our loss Christofferson family
The family of the late husband and father Or Christofferson thanks neighbors friends and the choir for acts of kindness during bereavement. Special thanks go to Bishop Finnyson and F H Jensen for their remarks and to those who sent flowers.
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Christofferson
Finnyson
F H. Jensen
New Executive Dean Guest of Kiwanis Club
John Ruskin Dyer new executive dean of the University of Idaho Southern Branch was guest at All Kiwanis night in Bannock hotel Pocatello praising community support under Dean Angell and urging continued backing. The program featured remarks by Kiwanis leaders and a quartet performance while International President message stressed Kiwanis service.
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Bannock Hotel
John Ruskin Dyer
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Dean Dyer
Pocatello
M. F. Angell
Angell
Harry Wilson
Kiwanis Club
D. Garrison
America
A. E. Zener
Rey L. Black
Samuel Cummings
Kiwanis
Indies
I H. Masters
R. H Walters
B. W. Davis
Minnie Howard
Kiwanis Quartet
Roy Black
Masters Harry Wilson
Port Arthur
Miss Elizabeth Witty. Mrs. -re sane read a poem entitled
A fragment notes a reading by Miss Elizabeth Witty and Mrs. re sane of a poem titled Pocatello. The readable lines imply a literary event, with minimal context about venue or date.
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Elizabeth Witty
Resane
Sale of Summer Milline Hats Prices Spark Interest
The notice advertises Summer Milline hats with prices of 1, 3.95, 4.95 and 7.50. It states no shipment of sport hats and lists P man and Corning, Couz Store as the sellers.
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P Man & Corning
Couz
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