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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
6
The city tourist park welcomed two spotted fawns born to Tommy and Lizzie on Thursday afternoon. The mother and twins are thriving, while the father watches with a proud, indifferent gaze. The fawns rest in the shade and draw strong attention from visiting children.
The Preston Commercial club arrives for a goodwill tour and a 100 member junior band will perform at Bannock in Pocatello. A luncheon will be served in the Donation room for about fifty local guests with reservations urged. no Kiwanis meeting that day to avoid conflicts.
The Young People's Bible Study and Discussion clubs from the Methodist Church held a Wednesday picnic on upper City creek under leaders Mr and Mrs Guy Knowlton Ralph R Wolf and Rev Joseph Chester. Sports were run by Ray Tuck Merle Pore Alice Fox and Bernice Murthe with Barbara and Beverley Guye Bob Neilson and Charles Archibald coordinating the commissary. Umpire R R Wolf drew comments for favoring the girls. Berniece Murthe and Alice Fox produced scores and outs among a list of attendees including Edward Mooney and Grove Wolf.
Mr and Mrs Paul Nash and Mr and Mrs Ezra Fjeldsted of Ogden will depart July 9 for California. They will attend the western school for commercial secretaries at Stanford University July 13 to 20 in Pal Alto. Fjeldsted formerly managed the local chamber. Nash succeeded him. The group will also visit Oakland and Sacramento with local and California highway commission connections.
A P T A class at the university summer school discusses publicity program membership hospitality finance and publication under Mrs J E Hughes before a rally at 8 pm at the high school auditorium. A pageant and speakers including Miss Anne Smith and Miss Lorna Jane Cornell are on the program.
A meeting of the International Brotherhood Welfare association was held at the Labor Temple. Members were initiated and talks given. Mr How, organizer, plans a convention in East Lake City from June 30 to July 2. Another meeting set for July 5 at the Labor Temple with temporary officers to be installed. All unemployed and interested invited.
About 700 Boy Scouts from across the United States will camp on the Sweetwater Plains near Independence Rock Wyoming July 3 4 and 5 in a historic gathering. The event extends a week including travel and is backed by the Covered Wagon Centennial. Delegations from New York City Woodmere Savannah Cleveland Lincoln Omaha Sydney Scottsbluff Jersey City Minneapolis Kansas City and Atchison will attend.
Paul Nash reports progress in the chamber of commerce enlistment drive for the greater Pocatello program. The roster surpassed 60 with hopes to reach 250 members. John Foreman tops the list with 10 new signups, followed by J I King with seven and A Hill with four as workers spread outreach to nearby Idaho, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah cities.
A lively dance card notes a real dance at the Gar dens tonight and 127 Dance at Nelson's Hall tomorrow night. The Novelty Night Hawks orchestra provides music with tickets priced at 50 cents.
Mayor C Ben Ross aims for 100 percent sign-ups after stating three of seven signed. Others contributing include EP py Roe Clay Willard Lund W J Dr D C Ray M W Williams Carl Valentine Bertha Atkin J F Wood Charles Peterson Luther Meyers and A O Sheldon.
Old time open air dance at Lava every Wednesday night features the Ames Orchestra. Saturday night gatherings at Green Bucket promise lively tunes and dancing.
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