Women to Hear Governor Ross at Three Day Camp
A three day district vacation camp for women runs July 11 12 and 13 at Fish Haven Bear Lake county. Notable speakers include Governor C Ben Ross Mrs John E Hayes and Dr W V Halverson with support from University of Idaho and U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
Bear Lake County
Marian Hepworth
University of Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University Extension Department
C. Ben Ross
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers
W. V. Halverson
Hobart Beresford
U.S. Agriculture Department
Julia A. F. Lund
Salt Lake City
Marjorie Eastman
Boise
E. R. Bennett
Department of Agriculture
George T. Hudson
U. S
Bertha P. Larson
Preston
Melvin J. Ballard
Twin Falls Woman To Fill Vacancy At University Branch
Miss Norma Barnes of Twin Falls is recommended to fill a vacancy in the home economics department at the university branch as Miss Gertrude Bryce takes a year’s leave. Barnes earned a BS from the University of Idaho and an MS from Columbia University Teachers College, and has served asTwin Falls county district home demonstration agent. Additional faculty moves include Dr Harold Vedeler to replace Costigan and Dr Herbert Unger to fill Meadows’ leave, with the English department expansion delayed until August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Barnes
Twin Falls
University
Gertrude Bryce
Miss Barnes
Univerity of Idaho
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Twin Falls County
Harold Clause Vedeler
University of Minnesota
Giovanni Costigan
Herbert J. Unger
University of Oregon
R. S. Meadows
Dr. Nichols
Faculty changes announced in Pocatello schools
E Norman Vaughn announced successors to three resigned faculty members in Pocatello schools. Blanche Henry will replace Betty Bruce at Whittier, Lena Clifford takes Vidla Alver at Franklin junior high, and Ann Pearson, from Arimo, replaces Alice Stebbins as Irving junior high music instructor. An Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Bannock featured Fort Hall centennial highlights and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Public School
E. Norman Vaughn
Blanche Henry
Betty Bruce
Whittier
Lena Clifford
Vidla Alver
Franklin Junior High
Alver
Ann Pearson
Arimo
Alice Stebbins
Irving Junior High
Fort Hall
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Bannock
F. E. MacKenzie
Idaho Weather Forecast Warmer Wednesday
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with local showers early in the period. A slight warming trend is expected on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Kellogg's AtoBaan Cereal Promoted for Regularity
Kellogg's AtoBaan is advertised as a versatile kitchen staple for cereals and baking. Two tablespoons daily are suggested to provide bulk similar to leafy greens and iron, aiding regularity better than patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's AtoBaan
Pocatello Dry Cleaners Form Local Association
The collapse of the National Dry Cleaners code leads to creation of a Pocatello organization to maintain current prices and support a living wage. The group claims Idaho cleaning costs are 25 to 50 percent lower elsewhere and that all town plants have joined to avoid wage or price changes unless driven by broader increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
United States
Idaho
Oil Firm Named in Damage Suit Over Advertising Contract
Barber Outdoor Advertising of Pocatello sues Utah Oil Refining Company claiming $2,250.16 owed under a contract dated October 14, 1931 to supply advertising in eleven Utah and Idaho cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Outdoor Advertising Company
Pocatello
Utah Oil Refining Company
Oil Company
Utah
Idaho
Births and travels noted in Around Town column
A series of personal notices from Fort Hall area record births at local hospitals to the Coxs, Romreill, and Hall families, with details on parents professions and residences. It also notes travels by Mrs. J H Lynn to Yellowstone with relatives, visits by the Lewis and Green families, and university ties of Lucille and Louise Ireland, plus a forecast that Bannock county personal property assessments may rise in 1934 per Mark Maniey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ireland
University of Colorado At Boulder
H. A. Ireland
Louise
Fort Hall
Mount Holyoke Women's College
South Hadley
Mass
Mark Maniey
Bannock County
Commodities and Supplies Strain Local Control
A fragment notes commodities and supplies facing release from local control. The brief signals potential shortages and government or organizational influence over distribution, hinting at policy or logistical tensions within the community.
County measures tax relief as equalization board meets
About 400 cases will be considered as the board of county commissioners acts as a board of equalization to pass or widow's exemptions. District court today heard Marley vs Hale over a contract dispute. Marriage licenses issued to Gaustad and Fairburn of Obsarakee Montana and to Mendez and Chacon of Pocatello. Local arrests include Joe Minardi fined for fishing without a license. News notes cover rainfall, political candidate George Elrod, and various court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
W. W. Marley
R. T. Hale
Martin Vs. Valentine
Adam Barclay
Jerome
Salvin O. Gaustad
Obsarakee
Montana
Cleone B Fairburn
Magdaleno Mendez
Shelley
Margaret Chacon
Pocatello
Miss Chacon
Pablita Chacon
Joe Minardi
Justice Court
Jerry A. Kinney
Portneuf
Bannock
L. A. Lehrbas
Safeway Workers Elect Pocatello Officers
N F Graham elected president of the Pocatello Safeway Employees association at its first annual meeting in Bannock hotel. W L Walker named vice president and Miss Katherine Toombs secretary. Social and welfare committees named. sixty members present with out of town guests from Oakland and Blackfoot. Recording chairman Robert Rhea outlined the group's fraternal aims and Safeway funded insurance for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Graham
Pocatello Safeway Employees’ Association
Bannock Hotel
W. L. Walker
Katherine Toombs
Robert Rhea
Merlin Tippets
Steve
R. J. Caffall
J. W. Custer
O. L. Stone
Oakland
Calif
Mr. Yancy
Blackfoot
Idaho
W. A. Berry
Safeway
Pocatello
Safeway Company
Boy 6 Hurt In Play Collision On North Fifth
Ronald Borick, six, son of Thomas Borick, was treated for a fractured right shoulder after he ran into a car driven by C. R. Prescott on North Fifth avenue. Prescott transported the boy to his home and then to General Hospital. investigators absolved him of fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Borick
Thomas Borick
East Center
North Fifth Avenue
C. R. Prescott
McKinley Avenue
Presscott
General Hospital
Prescott
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We express sincere thanks to friends for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during the illness and death of our beloved wife mother and sister. Mr Gill Connell and family Mrs M Gifford Mr Tom Grayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Gill Connell
Masons Plan Meet Blackfoot with Grand Officers Visiting
Local Masons announce a Wednesday evening gathering in Blackfoot to welcome visitors M W Grand Master Irven Roberson of Jerome and Curtis F Pike Boise grand secretary. The event is scheduled for June 23 as special local Masonic activity with invited members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
M. W
Irven Roberson
Jerome
Curtis F. Pike
Boise
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Ross
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
R. M. Pugmire
Pocatello Police Department
Idaho Peace Officers Association
Idaho Falls
Dry Cleaners
Fred Cox Friday
Cox
Catherine Pett
Bruce Pett
Arbon
J. H. Lynn and Sons
Junior and
Ted
Yellowstone Park
W. K. Romreill
McCammon
St. Anthony's Hospital
Romreill
U. S. Postal Service
J. M. Hall
West Bonneville
the General Hospital
Hall
Carmen Lewis
Ralph Lewis
Gail Green
B. F. Green
Seattle
Wash
George Elrod
Whitman
Elrod
Sal Lake City
J. H. White
D. C. Watkins
E. R. Hargraves
J. E. Anderson
Dwight Curtis
Cottonwood
Dixie
Belle Isle
SILKY
Batiste
Ors
Safeway Workers Select Officers
F. E. Tydeman
M. Gifford
Tom Grayson
Covey Quality Gasoline
Covey Gas and Oil CO
Petersen
Pocatello Dry Cleaners Ass’n
Black Spot Cleaners
Park Avenue
Yellowstone Cleaners
South Main Street
Nanson Cleaners
North Main Street
NEW National Cleaners
South Third Avenue
TROY
West Center Street
Paramount Dry Cleaners
North
Arthur Avenue
Central Cleaners & Dyers
East Center Street
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