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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
18
The city tourist park welcomed spotted fawns two with their mother and their father, Tommy and Lizzie, observed by a Tribune reporter. The twins appeared alert yet small, similar in size to jackrabbits, while children nearby showed keen interest in the tableau.
The Preston Commercial club visits Pocatello on their goodwill tour Tuesday morning. About fifty business and professional residents will attend with a 100 piece junior band concert at 1 30 in front of the Bannock hotel. Luncheon in the Dofton room. fifty locals may be seated plus visitors. No Kiwanis meeting that day to avoid conflicting arrangements.
The Young People's Bible Study and Discussion groups of the Methodist Church held a Wednesday picnic on upper City Creek under leaders Mr Knowlton Mrs Knowlton Ralph Wolf and Rev Chester with Ray Tuck Merle Fore Alice Fox and Bernice Murthe organizing games and the commissary group led by Barbara Beverley Gaye Bob Neilson and Charles Archibald. Umpire R R Wolf faced charges of bias as Guy Walster teams posted scores and Bernice Murthe made three putouts on third. Attendees included Edward Mooney, Charles Archibald, Robert Jelison, Grove Wolf and others.
Mr and Mrs Paul Nash and Mr and Mrs Ezra Fjeldsted of Ogden plan to travel July 9 to California for the Western School for Commercial Secretaries at Stanford University in Palo Alto set for July 13 to 20. Fjeldsted formerly managed the local chamber and Nash succeeded him. The group will visit Oakland with the Jean Bistline family and Sacramento with A. M. Nash, brother of the local secretary and connected with the California Highway Commission.
The Parent-Teacher Association class at the university summer school convenes at 7 30 p m in science hall to discuss publicity programs membership hospitality and finance. A rally at the high school auditorium will replace Monday class with a pageant featuring Mrs J E Hughes speaking on The New World Challenge to Parents and Teachers.
A Thursday session at the Labor Temple saw members of the International Brotherhood Welfare Association initiated and given tasks. Organizer Mr How plans a June 30 to July 2 convention in East Lake City. A further meeting is set for July 5 at the Labor Temple with temporary officers to be installed and refreshments served. Unemployed and interested individuals are urged to attend.
About 700 Boy Scouts from across the United States will camp at Independence Rock on the Sweetwater Plains July 3 to 5, part of a weeklong celebration requested by Vice President Curtiss. Delegations will attend from New York City Woodmere Savannah Cleveland Lincoln Omaha Sydney Scottsbluff Jersey City Minneapolis Kansas City Atchison and more, marking the first large Scout gathering at this remote site.
The Chamber of Commerce drive in the Pocatello area reports steady progress as committees recruit for the greater program. Since opening, the roster surpassed 60 members with John Foreman leading at 10 new signups and J I King at seven. Prospects remain favorable for reaching 250 members and completing the year’s plan.
A real dance at the Gar dens tonight. 127 Dance at Nelson's Hall tomorrow night features the Novelty Night Hawks orchestra. Tickets cost 50c.
A list recalls five prospects signed so far with Rae Stratford and John Hood among those at the top. Mayor C. Ben Ross aims for 100 percent sign-ups from seven targets with others including E. P. Irvin Clay Willard Lund W. J. Kley Dr. D. C. Ray M. W. Williams Carl Valentine Bertha Atkin J. F. Wood Charles Peterson Luther Meyers and A. O. Bheldon.
Green Bucket hosts a Saturday night dance while an open air event occurs at Lava each Wednesday. The Ames Orchestra performs at the Ames venue.
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