Job's Daughters Install Officers at Bethel No 1
Bethel No 1 of the Order of Job's Daughters installed new officers led by Mary Louise Stocker as honored queen and Elaine Flint as senior princess at the Masonic temple. Maurcie Anderson received initiation. Ruth Johnson presided as retiring queen. A large gathering enjoyed refreshments as the season ends and meetings resume September second Saturday.
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Bethel No. 1
Order of
Job
Dorothy Dale
Marie Ruggles
Ruth Ella Wade
Martha Evans
Dorothy Brennan
Dorothy Damewood
Maurice Anderson
Ruth Johnson
Lorna Jane Cornell
Bernice Murthe
Thompson Family News From Hood College
Miss Mary Catherine Thompson, daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Thompson, returns to home from Hood College Frederick Maryland where she teaches dramatic and English. She attended brother Benjamin Thompson’s West Point graduation and will be joined by Lois S Godley as they travel via Denver with Benjamin and his uncle George Parks former governor of Alaska. Mrs Thompson visits Denver and will not return until next week.
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Mary Catherine Thompson
H. B. Thompson
Frederick
Maryland
Hood College
Benjamin
West Point Military Academy
Denver
Benjamin Thompson
George Parks
Alaska
Thompson
Lois
Godley
Ye Olde club games and Beehive outing reported
Mrs. Cora Wheelock hosted Ye Olde club Friday at her Wilson avenue home with pinochle honors to Mrs. Della Ames and consolation to Mrs. Vin Marshall. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Muriel Hammond aided. Beehive girls from the Sixth ward church enjoyed a Mink creek outing Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Slaughter and their children. participants included Eva Anderson Ilene Wright Veda Satterfield Emagean Harris Edna Edwards and Zelpha Bennett.
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Cora Wheelock
Ye Olde Club
Wilson Avenue
Della Ames
Vin Marshall
Muriel Hammond
Velma Lattimer
J. Nicholson
Leta Cook
Sophrona Ames
Minnie Christensen
Rose Hewlett
Sixth Ward
Mink Creek
Wayne R. Slaughter
Eva Anderson
Ilene Wright
Veda Satterfield
Emagean Harris
Edna Edwards
Zelpha Bennett
Auxiliary to Elect Officers Meeting Programs Morocco Tea
The American Legion Auxiliary will elect officers at its meeting tonight in Memorial Hall. An elaborate program featuring fine music is planned, with a Morocco Tea refreshments event hosted by the hostess committee.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Visitors Attend Lodge Session
The American Falls chapter of The Women of the Moose will join Pocatello chapter No. 833 for a meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in the W. O. W. hall.
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American Falls
The
Women of the Moose
Pocatello
W. O. W. Hall
Powder Face Dermo Corrective Guide by V Vivaudou
The article warns against powder face and offers a makeup method from the National Beauty Institute. It describes causes improper powder selection and application, then details a step by step routine starting with head band, light cream, brushing powder from the throat downward and over neck and shoulders for a natural finish.
Community meeting to mark installation ceremonies
Reading of the notice shows plans for installation ceremonies with refreshments after the meeting. Members are requested to be present to participate in the event.
Patch of winter snow lingers near Cusick Creek
Local note recounts a snow patch above Cusick Creek south of Pocatello and hints at a Fourth of July snowball party for hardy residents. It also describes Rock Creek anglers meeting at Indian Springs swimming hole with mixed accusations about two men and gossip about a returning Tommy Coffin and reforestation syrup comments.
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Cusick Creek
Pocatello
Rock Creek
Indian Springs
American Falls
Indian Springs Natatorium
Parody and public life mix in a Brady Park carnival piece
The column riffs on politics and prohibition era culture around addictions and public behavior. It mentions conservative views from a Pocatellan voter, beer prices in Idaho towns American Falls and New Orleans, and a playful note on a Brady Park carnival. It also recalls past speak easy days and local anecdotes.
Carnival wheel and shills spark reader's critique of Idaho fairs
A letter decries a grocery wheel game run by carnival shills that cheats participants, noting locals rarely win while outsiders profit. The writer urges bans by Legion and unions, praises Congressman Coffin for exposing Republican patronage, and laments political fallout affecting Idaho’s governance and public events.
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Legion
Freak trout on display in Yellowstone park pond
Three full grown albino eastern brook trout milky white in color are exhibited in a special pond at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park. The specimens can be seen from a great distance in the water.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park
New Styles at Races in Paris
Paris fashion at the Grande Semaine paddock as stylish women attend the Grande Course de Haies. Longer hair with curls at the back signals a shift from close headdresses, while wide brim hats and four inch high crowns dominate. New color trends include brown, blue lavender and smoke gray, with outfits pairing white frocks with black accessories or pale blue with sapphire blue. Shops showcase mannequins displaying first time costumes.
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Adelaide Kerr
Associated Press
Paris
Auteuil
France
Good Taste Today on Names and Introductions
Emily Post explains proper name usage and introductions for women with multiple surnames or professional titles. She advises distinguishing Mrs. John Jones from Mrs. Jones in large families and notes how to reference married names in programs and letters. She also covers addressing wedding invitations to Mr. and Mrs. and to Mrs. alone.
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Mrs. Post
John Jones
Mrs. John Jones
Mrs. Jones
Joneses
Mrs
James
Tom
John Brown
Helen Smith Brown
Players Club
Mary Smith
John Smith
Blackfoot Clerk Officiates Double Mormon Wedding
County clerk P. B. Dance issued two marriage licenses and presided as bishop of the LDS church for a double wedding in Blackfoot. The couples were Leroy Goodwin and Margaret Hudson of Blackfoot, and Raymond Larson of Thomas with Gwendolyn Heaton of Kimball.
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Blackfoot
P. B. Dance
L. D. C. Church
Leroy Goodwin
Thomas
Margaret Hudson
Raymond Larson
Gwendolyn Heaton
Kimball
All-Season Buds Bloom in Yellowstone Park
June weather brings a rare bloom in Yellowstone as visitors see spring summer and early fall flowers concurrently. Among hundreds of wildflower varieties the only ones not yet blooming are goldenrod and sunflower.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Washers in Short Supply After Big Carload Shipment
Only a limited number of washers remain from the large shipment received a few weeks ago, prompting customers to act quickly to secure stock.
Two Injured in Blackfoot Crash
In Blackfoot on June 26 Mr and Mrs Ben Bolling were injured when their car collided with a vehicle carrying Harold Scott’s children near Wapello. The Bollings car rolled in a barrow pit injuring Mrs Bolling's shoulder and nearly severing Mr Bolling's ear. They were treated first at the Eathan Allen home then at the hospital.
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Blackfoot
Ben P. Bolling
Ruby Ziegler
Presto
Wapello
Harold Scott
Bolling
Barrow Pit
Couple Rescued After Car Jumps Hoe and Is Stitched
Mrs Bolling underwent a major operation and remains in serious condition after a car accident that left the vehicle stitched into place before the couple were taken home.
St Josephs Church Card Party Tonight
The ladies of St Josephs church sponsor a public card party this evening in the parish hall inviting the community to attend.
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Ladies of
St. Joseph's Church
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