Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Jay Downing President
Mrs. Jay Downing was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at Memorial hall on Monday. New officers include Mrs. H. B. Criswell, first vice president. Mrs. C. FE. Connors, second vice president. Miss Blanche Gustin, secretary. Mrs. Elmer Smith, treasurer. and several others on the executive committee. The group marked Flag Day with a six-flag display and staged a Fidac themed program featuring 35 children and a Morocco theme attended by the Pinkerton school pupils. A Morocco Tea followed as hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Downing
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
H. B. Criswell
C. FE. Connors
Blanche Gustin
Elmer Smith
L. Roubidoux
F. E. Tydeman
C. W. Daigh
Paul Bryan
F. M. Bistline
W. B. Harris
Morocco
United States
Pinkerton School
Walter D. Service
C. G. Billmeyer
Carrol Petersen
Women of the Moose Chapter 833 installs officers
At the Monday meeting in the W O W hall Chapter 833 installs officers for the ensuing year Leona Davis past president Etta Parks senior president Hilma Dean junior president Marie Guyman chaplain Jane McGlothlin pianist Jeanette Middendorf guide Cora Hartvigson assistant guide Mary Manion sentinel Bessie Armstrong Argus Mrs J H Guyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
W. O. W. Hall
Leona Davis
Etta Parks
Hilma Dean
Marie Guyman
Chaplin
Jane MecGlochlin
Jeanette Middendorf
Cora Hartvigson
Mary Manion
Bessie Armstrong
J. H. Guyman
Parish Ladies Sponsor Party At St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
The St. Joseph's church ladies hosted a card party in the parish hall on Monday evening. Fifteen tables were in play with high scores awarded to Mrs. A. E. Fridenstine, bridge. Mrs. T. C. Quinn, five hundred. Mrs. Clara Gingras, pinochle. and T. O. Smith, door prize. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs. E M. Nash and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
A. E. Fridenstine
T. C. Quinn
Clara Gingras
T. O. Smith
E M. Nash
Joseph Primbs
R. D. Leach
William Sheldon
B. F. Dowell
H. L. Delate
A. W. Stoker
Club Luncheons at Hinckley’s in North End
The North End Neighborhood bridge club held a mid series luncheon at Hinckley’s on Monday. Hostesses were Mrs A C Cripe and L R Brown. After lunch, bridge at Mrs Brown’s on South Lincoln. Honors won by Mrs Cripe and Mrs Amphlett.
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North End
Enjoy Motor Trip Through Idaho Utah Visit
Mrs J J Guheen and her sons William and John plus house guest Neville Massa of Hayward California took a motor trip through Idaho and Utah last week returning home Saturday They visited Montpelier Fish Haven Ogden and Salt Lake and plan another travel to the Salmon River country soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Guheen
William and
John
Neville Massa
Hayward
California
Idaho
Utah
Montpelier
Fish Haven
Ogden
Salt Lake
Salmon River
Party Honors Visiting Guests at Bridge Tea
Mrs Frank W Parry hosted a Saturday bridge tea honoring visiting guests Mrs Harold Tracy of San Gabriel California and Mrs William H Jacobson of Ogden Utah. They are in town to visit their mother Mrs B H Chapman and sister Mrs FE Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Parry
Harold Tracy
San Gabriel
California
William H. Jacobson
Ogden
Utah
B. H. Chapman
FE. O. Robinson
Social tea honors at Mrs Perry's home
Guests included Mrs Alan Ashton Mrs C R Sorgatz Mrs Lloyd Bryden Mrs A R Fletcher Mrs Girdner Mrs Harold R West Mrs Chapman and Mrs Robinson. High score in bridge went to Mrs Bryden with the all cut to Mrs Pletcher. Dainty gifts were given to guests as roses and peonies decorated the tea room assisted by Mrs E B Perry and her mother Mrs Perry.
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Alan Ashton
C. R. Sorgatz
Lloyd Bryden
A. R. Fletcher
Girdner
Harold R. West
Chapman
Robinson
Bryden
Pletcher
Perry
E. 8. Perry
St Louis Visitors Stay With Neilson Family
Mr and Mrs T R Neilson host Miss Reka Neilson daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Neilson of St Louis Mo as summer house guest who arrived last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Neilson
Mr. Neilson
Reka Neilson
C. H. Neilson
St. Louis
Pocatello to Stage July 3 4 Parades and Centenary Plans
The article notes plans for July 3 and 4 parades tied to the rodeo and the Days of Old Fort Hall Inc. centennial celebration in 1934, praising past events and urging merchant participation and community cooperation to lay groundwork for future festivities. It also mentions church improvements, civic pride, and remarks on pardons from a Boise Statesman quote via Peace Officers association leader R M Pugmire.
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Pocatello
Days of Old Fort Hall, Inc
Old Fort Hall
Legion
The
Boise Statesman
Bob Pugmire
Lux Toilet Soap Keeps Skin Youthful, Screen Stars Say
Scientists explain Lux Soap contains elements Nature uses in skin to maintain youth. The soap is claimed to slow element loss, keep skin smooth and radiant, and is favored by many Hollywood actresses and film studios for its mild, soluble formula.
Idaho Reform Proposals Mention Prisoners and Beer Bill Reforms
Idaho discussion covers prison injustices, study of conditions, revision recommendations. References to Sons of Herman revival, Ada county beer restrictions, Puritan Sabbath proclamation, and Kosanke's Michaud tract proposal for Farm settlement with Bankhead funds. Calls for united action to pursue land sales, housing, machinery, and livestock under communal farming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ada County
O. K
Idaho Pioneer
J. F. Kosanke
American Falls
Michaud
Gray's Lake
Seeking Roosevelt Socks Query By Downey Reader
A Downey reader asks what Ben did with the Roosevelt socks and if he still wears them. The message requests clarity on whether the socks are the same item.
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Ing
Ben
Downey
Ziegler and Bateman Secure Montana Marriage License
Robert Ziegler and Margaret Bateman of Butte Montana obtained a marriage license from County Clerk P B Dance on Saturday in Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ziegler
Margaret Bateman
Butte, Mont
P. B. Dance
Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers Plan Hike Trip
The Watuhiyi Camp Fire Girls held a six month officers meeting at Alice Skinner’s home. Elected were President Maxine Albano Vice President Margaret Ray Cleave Secretary Lora Stratford Scribe Pauline Nash and Song Leader Alice Skinner. They outlined menus and a three day hike. On June 21 groups from Waziata Getusi Sha Tan Ka and Watuhiyi hiked City Creek with Ch arles Knott Mrs Garrison and Dorothy Manning guiding. The Watuhiyi camp then went to the canyon for two nights. Kinport ascent saw Lois Potter Alice Skinner Margaret Cleare Maxine Albano and Miss Manning reach the summit Thursday. Next Watahigi meet will be at Naomi Allbright’s 1116 N Main Street Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watuhiyi
Alice Skinner
Maxine Albano
Margaret Ray Cleave
Lora Stratford
Pauline Nash
Camp Fire
South Bench
City Creek
Charles Knott
D. Garrison
Dorothy Manning
Lois Potter
Margaret Cleare
Miss Manning
Kinport
Naomi Allbright
N. Main Street
Rites Set for Marie Jennings
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Jennings 46 who died Sunday after a long illness will be held at 2:00 Wednesday from the Hall chapel with Bishop Bird Finlayson officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery. She was born in Logan March 8 1887 and moved to Pocatello. She worked as a stenographer at Glenn Brothers Roberts Music shop and the Guarantee Savings and Loan. Her husband Robert Jennings died near Caldwell about 15 years ago. Survived by son Russell of Pocatello, sisters Mrs. Carl Gower and Mrs. Nellie Fleming both of this city, and brothers Albert Jones of Montpelier and Frank Jones of Pocatello.
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Marie Jennings
Hall Chapel
Bishop Bird Finlayson
Mountainview Cemetery
Jennings
Logan
Pocatello
Glenn Brothers-Roberts Music Shop
Guarantee Savings and Loan Company
Robert Jennings
Caldwell
Idaho
Russell
Carl Gower
Nellie Flemming
City
Albert Jones
Montpelier
Frank Jones
Forest Workers Leave for Camp
Twenty four locally enrolled men left Monday night for Civilian Conservation Corps camps near Salmon. The group, listed with names such as State E. Gibson and Robert M. Avery, is enrolled as experienced foresters under B. A. McDevitt, relief committee chairman, and S. R. Justice, Bannock camp forest ranger.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Salmon
State E. Gibson
Robert M. Avery
Francis 8. Blondell
Edward L. Floyd
Arch N. Groesbeck
Ralph C. Harrison
Keith C. Hanson
Warren H.senderson
Hugh L. Hough
Ronald N. Johnson
Noel A. LaBerge
Harold G. Manning
Ellis F. Murphy
Theodore D. Nixon
Clifford W. Oviatt
John E. Parnell
Rupert H. Peterson
Freeman M. Rasmussen
Dean Robert Roche
George W. Sedam
Marcus A. Sparks
Rodger F. Sparks
Carroll C. Tims
Carl W. Weeks
B. A. McDevitt
S. R. Justice
Forest Ranger
Bannock Camp
Flohr Funeral Services Set for Thursday in Blackfoot
Funeral services will be held Thursday for John Flohr whose body was recovered from the Salmon River Sunday. Flohr and two others fell into the river 23 days ago when a trolley car cable broke. the other two reached shore safely. Flohr’s body was found where the north fork enters the Salmon, 75 miles from the accident site.
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Blackfoot
John Flohr
Salmon River
Mr. Flohr
North Fork
Salmon
Benzley Services Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for John William Benzley 78 who died of old age complications at Blackfoot will be held at 3 30 p m Wednesday from Hall mortuary with Bishop James Quinn officiating. Interment will be in Fort Hall community He was a pioneer southern Idaho rancher and a retired railroad employee Survived by six children Mrs William Ashdown Ask Wyoming Mrs Ray Putnam Pocatello Roscoe Benzley Blackfoot Fred Benzley Fort Hall Daisy Benzley Blackfoot Percy Benzley Independence Calif and two brothers Edward Benzley
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John William Benzley
Blackfoot
Hall
James Quinn
Fort Hall
Benzley
Southern Idaho
William Ashdown
Ask
Wyoming
Ray Putnam
Pocatello
Roscoe Benzley
Fred Benzley
Daisy Benzley
Percy Benzley
Independence
Calif
Edward Benzley
Blackfoot resident Beazley family ties span generations
Jacob Beazley of Brigham City Utah is noted along with Blackfoot connections counting twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild reflecting a large extended family in the region.
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Blackfoot
Jacob Beazley
Brigham City
Utah
Rodeo Queen Contest Open for Days of Old Fort Hall
A committee of judges will select the Rodeo Queen from contestants at Bannock County fair grounds at 8 p m Wednesday. Preference goes to riders with own outfits and horses may be available. The winner leads daily parades and participates in the illuminated Nights show July 3 4 with pageant cast including songs music dancing and dramatic action by riders Indians and cavalry.
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Old Fort Hall
Bannock County Fair Grounds
Days of
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Parish
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West Center
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South Tenth Avenue
Boise
Aileen Clark
R. M. Pugmire
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Pugmire
Ginger
Cy My
RKO Radio
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Middletown, N. Y
Pocatello Electric Supply CO
Herman
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Camp Fire News
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Ballantine
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