Chautauqua Program Offers Opera Play Lectures 1925
Ellison White service announces an August 6 to 13 Chautauqua with an opera The Mikado a play Daddy Long Legs four lecturers four musical numbers three entertainers and a children's day. Highlights include Captain Gudmundson Oney Fred Sweet Colonel George Fallis and the Margaret Byers company for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison White
May Valentine
Donna Voorhees
Lawrence Johns
Jean Webster
Sijurdur K. Gudmundson
Siberia
Bolshevik Council
Fred Sweet
The
Chicago Tribune
Univer
George Fallis
Canadian Memorial Church
Vancouver
B. C
Failis
Charles Mitchel
Leake
Maupin
Baughman-Pefferle
Alton Packard
Packard
Treview
Rosellh Knapp Breed
Boston
Miss Breed
Margaret Byers
Little Miss Byers
Salt Lake tuner M F Millock in town for piano work
M F Millock, an expert piano tuner from Salt Lake, has a decade of piano factory experience in Boston and is staying several days at the Bannock hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Boston
Bannock Hotel
Local Man Knew Billy McClintock Fraternity Ties Linked to Chicago Case
Carl Brooks son of Oregon Short Line postmaster in Pocatello recalled his fraternity brother William Nelson McClintock, the Chicago millionaire orphan who died last December in a murder trial context involving guardian William C Shephard. Brooks said they met during his Washington university initiation and Chicago visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brooks
Charles EB. Brooks
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Pocatello
William Nelson McClintock
Chicago
William C. Shepherd
Brooks
McClintock
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Washington University
Northwestern University of Chicago
Billy’ McClintock
FLIERS TO TAKE THE AIR TODAY AT FORT D A RUSSELL
Local army air service officers prepare for dual instruction today at a field north of Cheyenne nine miles from the city on the American Falls highway. Master Sergeant Steinley of Salt Lake arrives about 10 this morning with a DeHaviland battle plane to guide pilots Lieutenants McDougall Shrader Fry Steely and Holmes. Capt Herold of the 104th division air service had planned to visit tomorrow but orders altered plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Service
Air Service
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Steinley
10Th Division
Salt Lake
Harry McDougall
Ray Shrader
Ralph Fry
Hobart Steely
Pocatello
Jack Holmes
Idaho Falls
New American Falls
Armin F. Herold
104Th Division Air Service
San Francisco
Railroad Rumbles at Overland Park Game Billed
Los Angeles railroad men hear Rev. M H Reynolds on home life and daily work. Storehouse and back shop teams clash at Overland Park at 6 15 with bands rivaling. Friday notes list vendors vacationing staff and a free 7 pm concert at Virginia Park near the depot inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
M. H. Reynolds
Los Angeles Railroad Men’s Bible Institute
Town Talk Notes From Pocatello and Salt Lake City
Dr. Floyd De Camp of Pocatello returned from the national dentists’ convention in Salt Lake City. Chaffee Bottling Works received 1500 cases of bottles from Illinois for local water production. A luncheon honored Mrs. Guy L. Overall of Salt Lake City. 16 guests attended at Mrs. J W Williams’ home. An executive Y M C A board meeting in Pocatello is set for noon to discuss constitutional changes and routine matters. A C Hinckley will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd de Camp
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Convention of
Dentists
de Camp
Chaffee Bottling Works
Illinois
Guy L. Overall
Salt Lake City
J. W. Williams
South Arthur Street
Overall
Colored Women’s Club of
Utah
Idaho
A. C. Hinckley
Senator Yeaman and daughter visit Pocatello on way to Lava Hot Springs
State Senator Marshall Yeaman of Idaho Falls and his daughter Miss Louise Yeaman were in Pocatello last night visiting friends en route to Lava Hot Springs for the resort opening today. The senator arrived early this morning by train and Miss Yeaman arrived by motor car last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Yeaman
Idaho Falls
Louise Yeaman
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Miss Yeaman
Idaho Falls sisters visit for brief day of flying
Miss Gertrude Holmes of Idaho Falls arrives with her brother Jack Holmes to visit friends. Mr Holmes, a reserve officer of the air service, will spend the day flying. Miss Holmes plans to return home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Holmes
Idaho Falls
Jack Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Air Service
Miss Holmes
Be in d a Rotary Snow Plow opening West Yellowstone trip
A Rotary International article by Edith Austin recounts Sunnyland Rotary members riding the rotary snow plow on its inaugural run to open the West Yellowstone park entrance. The piece in the official magazine International Rotary notes winter sport interest and Rotary club connection, with photos from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
International Rotary
Adelaide Anderson School of Music Summer Session Flourishes
Passersby hear music from dawn to dusk on North Hayes street as the Adelaide Anderson School of Music hosts a summer master school in Pocatello. Teachers W Clyde Bradford and Ethel Terry Bowden lead seven faculty members, drawing growing interest in culture. the program closes August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
North Hayes Street
Pocatello
W. Clyde Bradford
Ethel Terry Bowden
Lawrence Couple Trims Kansas City Trip Plans
Mr and Mrs Bert Lawrence of Seattle have been touring via automobile and staying several days in Pocatello. Mrs Lawrence, succumbing to ill health, left by train for Kansas City while Mr Lawrence plans a Yellowstone Park tour and seeks passengers on a shared expense basis. He is stopping at Merridell Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lawrence
Seattle
Kansas City
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Merridell Park
Swimming hours offered to Sun day school children
Warm weather drives interest as children under 16 may use the Y swimming pool. Evangelical girls meet 9:30 to 11 Tuesday. boys 1:30 to 8 Wednesday. Latter Day Saint girls Wednesday 9:30 to 1. boys Friday mornings at the same hour. Dantley students urged to attend Sunday school to qualify for weekly access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Atractive
Evangelical Sunday Schools
Latter Day Saint
L. D
Dantley School
Acting state Y M C A secretary oversees Idaho and Oregon
ACTING STATE SECRETARY I E Goodwin now heads Y M C A work in Oregon and Idaho from Portland. He is to divest duties in both states until a new interstate plan is adopted. National and district leaders discussed possible inter state or district reorganization. A C Hinckley of Pocatello represented South Idaho at the conference. The interstate HQ moved from Portlands Block Exchange to a new addition valued at $300 000. BR Wolf notes he may not visit Pocatello and south Idaho before July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Goodwin
Idaho
Oregon
Portland Y. M. C. A
Goodwin
Interstate Committee
A. C. Hinckley
Pocatello
South Idaho
Block Exchange
Portland
Win
BR. Wolf
Rotary Club lists 1925 26 committees and members
A complete roster of Pocatello Rotary for 1925-26 issued by Secretary Claude Bistline lists committees and members. Public Affairs includes Brady and Caldwell. Good Roads with Ben Ross chair. Education and Rotary Education. Boys’ Work with G W Barnum chair. Business Methods chaired by Arthur Courtema. Fellowship led by B L Anderson. Publicity chaired by G Nicholas Ifft. Conventions chaired by J Robb Brady. Attendance led by H S Brown. Musician T R Neilson. Sergeant-at-Arms G Peetere. Rotarian Correspondent P M Gowan. Directors including W H Bohlscheid president and Claude Bistline secretary-treasurer. Program Committees spanning months June through May with various chairs and members. May to be filled by new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Rotary Club
Claude Bistline
Brady
Fred G. Caldwell
Clanaé
J. McEntyre
al. Higson
J. B. Bistline
Good Roads
Ben Ross
0. P. Barber
C. D. Amphlett
Jesse M. Chase
William Donner
Geneval
Walter R. Siders
H. H. Whittlesey
Finis Boater
G. Nicholas Ifft
J. Dickerson
Sam P. Smith
H. J. Petersen
J. Robb Brady
D. C. Brown
A. ©. Hinckley
H. 8. Brown
L. H. Stratford
Terrell
William Wallin
J. R. Young
W. I. Cleare
Geo. M. Gorgenpen
Bird Finlayson
R. D. Merrill
Williard Lund
F. E. MacKenzie
Victor R. Larsen
Claude H. McEntyre
H. Li
Mc. Han
J. 8. Russell
R. E. Manning
W. H. Cleare
D. Amphlett
F. C. Terrell
A. M. Peterson
R. Frazier
Richard H. Welle
H. J. Peterson
D. IT. Stone
Turner
D. H. Archibald
Hinckley
O S L Picnic Plans Big Twin Falls Outing
The annual O S L employee picnic at Teentelle heads to Twin Falls with 3000 expected attendees. A full day of sports sightseeing and a dance will feature, with NBC band providing music and two or more special trains planned to transport workers and families to and from the area.
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Teentelle
Twin Falls
Locatel. Lo
Twin Falle
Balt Ke City
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hole
Shoshone Falls
Summer Follies Show Opens With Strong Attendance
The Summer Follies opened at the Auditorium theater with music and dancing numbers and a large chorus. Headliners included Thomas Buchell and Delores Beales, Rod Hilliam, Mulhaffy Thatcher, and the Rodvo r, drawing a good audience.
General Dawes May Visit Idaho Falls
An invitation from the Idaho Falls chamber of commerce and Bonneville post of the American Legion asks Vice President Charles G. Dawes to attend the Fourth of July celebration there. The program includes war demonstrations by troops from Fort Douglas and Salt Lake and a No Man's Land battle, reflecting World War I. Dawes, a former brigadier general, has attended many military demonstrations and is expected to appear in Denver next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bonneville Post
American On
Idaho Falls
Charles G. Dawes
Ft. Doulas
Salt Lake
No Man’s Land
Mr. Dawes
Chicago
Dawes
Denver
New Reading Room Opens at Y M C A Belén
The Y M C A reopens its men’s only reading room after weeks of repairs and painting. The Gould-Shepherd library was moved to the front north room and a new men's billiard and lounging area with updated lighting, furniture, and screens is now available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C. A. Belen Gould-Shepherd
Gould Lines
Ralph 2. Wolf
Concrete work begins Monday at American Falls dam
Concrete pouring starts Monday under A E B Pad dock for the American Falls dam project. About 100 workers are employed as gravel from Michaud pits is hauled to the site for sorting and mixing. The bridge at the old townsite will be raised 21.6 feet without interrupting train traffic, while houses in the reservoir area must be moved by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
A. E B. Paddock
Utah
Aimercan Falls
Roubidoux
Michaud
Pocatello
Dia
L. W. Ashton
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Lee Hewlett
Tony A. Margett
Lewis Oviatt
John 88
Shop Employees Association
Virginia Park
Inessen
Y. M. C. A. Board
MUSIC
O.S
N. E. A. Band
General Dawes
Utah Construction Company
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