Mrs. H. B. Criswell Elected President of Auxiliary
Mrs. Horace B. Criswell was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Memorial hall meeting. New officers include Mrs. Co E Connors and Mrs. H L McClintock, with eight new members joining. Officers to be installed in September, reports on district and Fort Hall Centennial events given, parade float approved, and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace B. Criswell
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Jay L. Downing
Co. E. Connors
H. L. McClintock
Robert F. Hamilton
Elmer Smith
F. M. Bistline
Ray Brookhart
Drew Standrod
Clara Lyons
Eleda Spencer
Leonora Allen
Rosalie Stringfellow
Rosella Agnew
Hazelow
Lois Garrison
Hanson
J. W. Foreman
Malad
Rae Stratford
Fort Hall
J. B. Bilackhurst
Cecil Worel
C. R. Paulsen
Stewart Hoover
William Tomlinson
H. C. McGonagle
Lucile Woodruff
Gwen Johnston
Girl Scout Camp Opens June 30 At Lava Hot Springs
The Pocatello Girl Scout council announces Camp Meda Roberts at Lava Hot Springs opens June 30 under Miss Onetta Peterson. Local troops and nearby towns have registered, with many more expected. The program aims to teach health, character, and self-reliance in a primitive outdoor setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Meda Roberts
Lava Hot Springs
Onetta Peterson
Girl Scout Council
Lava
Miss Peterson
Camp Meda Roberts
Julia Ann McNeil
Troop 8
Rhoda V. Call
Zella Kimball
Donna Schneider
Mary Helen Call
Melba Jean Smith
Patricia Williams
Elizabeth A. Cook
Florence Orme
Mary Lou Hough
Polly E. Davis
Jane Curtis
Ruth L. Powell
Kathryn H. Ritzhauph
Thelma Peterson
Farewell Party for Fort Hall School Staff
At Fort Hall a farewell party honored Mrs. Lila Haas Miss Edythe Boales Miss Catherine Nail and Mrs. Roy Kuttler. The event featured music organized by Mrs. J. B. McGillis, dancing and card games with gifts for each guest. Refreshments concluded the evening hosted by a committee led by L. B. Patterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Lila Haas
Edythe Boales
Catherine Nail
Roy Kuttler
J. B. McGillis
L. B. Patterson
B. W. Topash
Lillias Lund
Social notes from Oberlin to Boise and local club events
Jane Roberts and Dorothy Mullen return from Oberlin Ohio via Chicago to stay with relatives in Boise. Harmony club hosts no hostess luncheon at Highway Inn Inkom with Mrs Champieux winning bridge and Mrs Robinson second. Mrs Sprague of Des Moines visits Pocatello for summer with Higson family. Woodcraft Thimble Club No 6 meets Tuesday afternoon. luncheon postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Roberts
Edward N
Marion Cleare
Walter Cleare
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Chicago
Dorothy
John Mullen
John
William J. Mullen
Stanley Cleare
Harmony Club
Highway Inn
Inkom
W. E. Smith
D. B. Cleaves
R. H. Munson
C. E. Wright
F. A. Purdy
A. W. Robinson
J. J. Champieux
Clarence Garrett
R. D. Hoskinson
Boise
Charles Sprague
Des Moines
Iowa
Portland
Pocatello
Henry K. Higson
Woodcraft Thimble Club
OW Hall
Eight and Forty Social Evening at Mrs Linck’s Home
Mrs. Fred L. Linck hosted the Eight and Forty at her North Main street residence Friday evening with a social hour and refreshments after the business meeting. Attendees included Mrs. H. J. Swanson, Mrs. Harriet St. Marie, Mrs. Jay Downing, Mrs. C. L. Watson, Mrs. Ray Brookhart, Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mrs. Wilfred Dohse, and Mrs. C. E. Connors. Ivy Rebekah Kensington will meet Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Lucy Palmer’s home, 352 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Linck
North Main Street
H. J. Swanson
Harriet St. Marie
Jay Downing
C. L. Watson
Ray Brookhart
Oscar Smith
Wilfred Dohse
C. E. Connors
Ivy Rebekah Kensington
Lucy Palmer
Rebekah Lodge Plans District Convention in Pocatello
At the regular session of Rebekah Lodge members agreed to attend the District convention in Pocatello on June 23. Mrs. W. O. Smith, vice president of the Rebekah assembly, reported on her visit to the Utah Stake assemb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Pocatello
W. O. Smith
Rebekah Assembly
Utah Stake
Social news and gatherings across the Snake River region
Esther Chapter O E S meets as Grand Chapter notes and a June picnic by Scout troops on the Snake River near Thomas. Eagle Scouts salute the flag, songs and readings follow, and a watermelon feast closes the event. Ada Elison weds Herschel Coles in Logan with the couple to reside in McDonaldville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Thomas
W. A. Dance
Thomas Williams
Edgar Fijelsted
E. E. Bingham
Velma Bingham
Gus Bélnap
Velma Christensen
Ed Turpin
Nadine Dance
Ray Eckelsen
Walace Wright
Funeral Services for Michael Gaffey in Rapid City
Funeral services for Michael Gaffey 59 of Rapid City were held Monday at 2 pm at the Downard chapel with burial in Mountainview cemetery. He died Saturday in a local hospital after a 10 day illness. Survivors include his widow, brother George Gaffey of Grand Island Nebraska and nephew Leo Van Bleck of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gaffey
Rapid City
Gaffey
George Gaafey
Grand Island, Neb
Leo van Bleck
Pocatello
Ladies Auxiliary F O E Dinner at Eagles Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to the F O E invites members families and guests to a covered dish dinner at the Eagles hall on Wednesday at 7 p m A short business meeting starts at 6 30 p m For information call 1099 J
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Payette Pays Final Tribute To Will Wells
Payette Idaho June 26 AP Will Wells 70 owner of the Payette Enterprise weekly newspaper will be honored at funeral services today. Local businesses will close for an hour as he is remembered after a lingering illness that forced him to give up editorial duties months ago. Wells born Clinton Iowa May 12 1864 lived in Olderbolt and Shaler Iowa before moving to Payette in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Idaho
Will Wells
Payette Enterprise
Wells
Clinton, Sr
Olderbolt
Shaler
Iowa
Fort Hall News Highlights Local Moves Births and Visits
A son was born Sunday morning at the Fort Hall agency hospital to Mr and Mrs Leland Edmo. Various residents including Chief Clerk C B Laughlin on leave in Seattle, Mrs D H Porter traveling to Fallon Nev, and Fort Hall residents hosting visitors from Tulalip and Uintah are noted. Fort Hall forest supervisor-elect John P Drissen arrives with bride. a 6400 mile motor trip by L B Patterson family is recorded. Lava Hot Springs plans a large Fourth of July with Senator Borah invited to speak and a full day of events across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall Agency Hospital
Leland Edmo
C. B. Laughlin
Fort Hall
Seattle
John P. Drissen
Browning, Mont
Fort Hall Reservation
W. R. Shoemaker
New Mexico
Mr. Drissen
L. B. Patterson
Washington, D. C
Altoona
Kan
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
H. E. Bruce
Lava Hot Springs
W. W. Spiers
Pocatello
Senator Borah
Lava Nine
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H. B. Criswell
Inkom Inn
Big Springs
Margaret Ann
Helen
Galig
South Fifth Avenue
S Incorporated
William Gross
Martin Howard
Mary Keller
Mildred Atkinson
Edith Crane
June Brahsnecker
Adren Keller
Paul Brown
Vernon Lemming
Neil Griffith
Roland Cameron
Dean Cameron
Blackfoot Society
California
J. C. Anderson
Esther Chapter
O. E
Worthy
M. M. Farmer
L. W. van Akin
C. A. Disher
Fred Hines
Scouters
Coles Elison
L. D
Logan
Ada Elison
Herschel Henry Coles
Moore
Blackfoot
W. N. Elison
Ruth
Sands of Women
Hollywood
Lux
Marg
W. L. Payne
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho Falls
Payne
Robert M. Pugmire
Ignatius H. McCarty
San Francisco
D. H. Porter
Hawthorne Avenue
Fallon
Nev
I. J. Holmes
Edward la Claire
Marie Shay
Mission of the Good Shepherd
R. S. Stringfellow
Supt
F. A. Gross
Joseph Schlageter
Tulalip, Wash
EB. J. Diehl
Uintah
L. F. Dial
Republic City
Dial
Kansas
Wayne Fleck
Gooding County
Mrs
Fargo’s
Tures
Fargo
Columbia
Soc
Mary Lincoln
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