Utah Idaho Laundry Owners End Successful Convention
The two day Utah and Southern Idaho Laundry Owners convention closed with a banquet and dance at the Hotel Bannock. Officers from both states were reelected or chosen, and talks on salesmanship housewife needs and competition with home washing machines were heard. The meeting set Buhl as the November site and accepted Ogden for next June. A closing resolution thanked J. M. Tiffany, the Bannock, and the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Utah Laundry Owners Association
Southern Idaho Laundry Owners Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ross Cady
Boise
Southern Idaho Association
Idaho
FE. A. McKay
Emmett
George FE. Sandholtz
Twin Falls
Walter W. Davis
Blackfoot
Utah Association
Frank E. Dole
Alt Lake City
W. R. Polck
Salt Lake City
T. Brown
W. E. Hill
Ogden
H. Hendershot
Arthur J. Johnson
Payette
Georgiana Smurthwaite
University of Idaho Extension Division
George E. Sandholtz
Twin Fails
Jay M. Tiffany
Pocatello
Eet Yiesen
M. Tiffany
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Bill Pollock
Salt Lake
Buhl
Idaho Association
Vention
J. M. Tiffany
Bannock Hotel and Chamber of Commerce
H. M. Metcalf
Geo. M. French
Utah
L. L. Gray
Nampa
Chas. M. Link
George Strike
Murray
Wm. Maxwell
John Brooks
Albert van Cott
O. A. Parmaley
W. W. Davis
W. P. Hopkins
Pal
S. M. Tiffany
E. Tf. Brown
T. C. Hand
A. BE. Anderson
R. W. Jones
Ontario
Oregon
R. J. Armstrong
Frank Dole
R. Brown
Sal Lake
Miss Brown
Arthur Johnson
Carl Wheeler
Caldwell
Geo. B. Sandholtz
Twin Fala
Frank Roberts
Idaho Galla
Carl Hedieius
B.A. Oe
Louis Hanks
American Falls
Jack Robinson
Preston
Sam Barnard
Anthony
M. T. Large
Eloise
J. B. Ford and Company
H. Osmund
300 Paintings on Exhibition at Tech
A two day display at Ida ho Technical Institute features 300 paintings from the Colonial Art company of Oklahoma City directed by Willard E. Johnson. The show includes facsimile copies using a realistic process, with selections by IT. R. Neilson and purchases for the art department. Notable works include Early Autumn, December, Shimmering Fields, The Enchanted Pool, Phantom Canyon, and other canvases by American artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Technical Institute
Colonial Art Company of
Oklahoma City
Willard E. Johnson
Phantom Canyon
Amick
Young Star Jackie Morgan Featured in Idaho Film The Tornado
Six year old Jackie Morgan gains another honor as the youngest star in an Idaho made film. Universal Film Corp shoots Lincoln Carter melodrama The Tornado in Coeur d Alene and St Maries with House Peters Ruth Clifford and Jackie Morgan. King Bagot directs this major fall release slated for Idaho screens in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Morgan
Idaho
Universal Film Corporation
Lincoln J. Carter
Coeur d'Alene
St. Maries
Gem State
House Peters
Ruth Clifford
Suport
King Bagot
Stene
Fire Department Members Entertained at Chicken Dinner
The Pocatello Fire Department and guests were hosted by Mrs. Hannah Ash at a three course chicken dinner at the west side station. Mrs. Ash, called Mother Ash, is an honorary member and the only woman in a fire department in the Intermountain states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
A. B. Canfield
Ash
Hicks
Kirken
Famous Play Monday Night at Chautauqua
Tomorrow at Chautauqua features a junior parade and a De Koven play. Edward Amherst Ott discusses Sour Grapes in a well known lecture. The closing high brings Robin Hood with a thirty member cast. attendance expected to break records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
de Koven
Robin ‘Hod
Migs Bernice Owen
Spokane
Hughie Pitzpatrick
Sr. Ott
Robin Hood of
Sherwod Forest
Roderick de Koven
Snapp Brothers Exposition to Open Week in Pocatello
The Snapp Brothers Exposition, under Pocatello Post No. 4 of the American Legion, arrives late Sunday and unloads Monday. A 300-person company with 25 acts and eight rides will park near Brady Park on South Main, with three bands performing daily noon and evening concerts during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Coney Island
Power company lineman escapes serious injury in substation arc
D. W. Gish, a lineman for Idaho Power, narrowly escaped severe harm at a West Wyeth substation when a screwdriver caused a short circuit near a transformer. He sustained burns to hands and face and was hospitalized at the general hospital. He lives at 1139 East Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Gish
Idaho Power Company
West Wyeth
Mr. Gish
General Hospital
East Benton
Local Hospital Notes Report Multiple Patient Updates
Pete Michette tied to the state bureau of highways left a local hospital after a period of illness. A small girl, daughter of T W Waring of Small, had tonsils and adenoids removed at a local hospital. Mrs I M Myers of Lima Montana plans surgery here. A little girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Ford, fractured her shoulder and upper arm in a swing accident. Mrs W C Mlingsworth is ill at home. Arthur Foxall was discharged to his home from a local hospital after illness. Mrs Bort Brokate of 780 South Ninth avenue is ill at home. Mrs 8 H Glenn injured when a pin broke off a shoe and surgery was required. Mrs William Cunningham, who jumped from a moving car thinking it would tip over, suffered injuries and shock. R D Turner of Dietrich entered a new hospital yesterday for treatment. Mrs Lucy Vernal of Blackfoot consulted a local physician Saturday. The railroad strike in New Zealand left ten days with no trains running nationwide. Tribune classified ads seek results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cunningham
South Grant Avenue
Church Schedules and Programs for Sunday Services
The article lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11:10 a.m. with Dr J R Chitambar as speaker, plus evening services at 8 p.m. and various youth activities and choirs. It covers Methodist, Presbyterian, Church of Christ, and Brotherhood notices, including special music, sermons, and summer conferences.
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room
Church schedule listing Antlers Hall Elks members in North Arthur with services Sundays 11 a m June 29 Christian Science and Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Wednesday testimonial services 8 p m. Free reading room Carlson building open Sundays 3 5 p m and weekdays 12 4 and 7 30 p m except legal holidays, with note cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers Hall
Elks
North Arthur
Christian Science
Carlson
Church Services Highlight Children’s Day at Local Parish
The Sunday schedule features morning worship at eleven with children’s day exercises including songs and recitations led by Mrs. J. E. Damron on the pipe organ and Mr. Drew Standrod as chorister. Sunday school begins at 9:45 with Ernest Earson as superintendent and a well graded school. An evening service is planned, and baptism for little children will be administered by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Boy Scouts
Ochurch
Ernest Earson
J. E. Damron
Drew Standrod
Baptist Church Program Report From Northern Baptists Meeting
The Baptist church outlines services for Sunday June 29 1924 with Bible school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m The Hon W H Witty returns from Milwaukee Wisconsin to report on the northern papther convention where a million and a quarter members are represented He is noted as president of the General Board of Missionary Co operation for the coming year The day ends with 7 p m B Y P U led by Miss Elizabeth Witty and 8 p m Evening worship with Sermon Tich Black White and Yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ridgeway
Worsgin
Pocatello
J. R. Chitambar
Veings
Lucknow
India
The
Methodist Church
Clyde Evans
Indergarten
Epworth League
Church of Good Cheer
Hamilton
W. H. Witty
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Baptists
Witty
Great Convention of Northern Baptists
Sunday Services and Membership Examinations at Woodman Hall
Woodman's Hall at 41 North Main hosts Sunday school at 1:90 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. An examination of eliss presenting themselves for church membership will take place during the services. Pastor R Tschirley extends a cordial invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman’s Hall
Main
Eliss
R, Tschirley
No Evening Service At Congregational Church In June
The Congregational church will not hold evening services during June. Regular evening services resume the first Sunday night in July at Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Children’s Day Program at Congregational Church
Sunday morning the Congregational church hosts its annual children's day program featuring songs recitations and exercises led by Drew Standarod with Mrs J E Damron on the pipe organ The service begins at eleven o'clock with the pastor administering baptism to small children All are cordially welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Damron
Drew Standarod
G Iven
Taxi Driver Mistaken Identity in London Encounter
A London taxi driver collided with a cart near a railway station as a policeman demanded his name. The driver replied Michael O'Brien, and the exchange led to the officer charging him with backing into the cart. Cork and origin questions follow in the exchange as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael O’brien
London Times
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Utah-Idaho
Justice Park
Mink Creek
Indian Springs
Natatorium
Rockland Road
TECH
Fire Department
Edward Amherst Ott
Kiddies Legion
Power Company
Employe
Pete Michette
State Bureau of Highways
T. W. Waring
Small
I. M. Myers
Lima
Montana
City
Joe Ford
W. C. Mlingsworth
Arthur Foxall
North Twelfth Avenue
8. H. Glenn
R. D. Turner
Dietrich
Mra
Lucy Vernal
New Zealand
Tribune
First Presbyterian
Lewis Street
Fifth Avenue
G. William Barnum
Fifth Ave
J. R. Woodruff
Bendel
Bellevue
Brotherhood
McGowan
White
Church of Christ
Brethren and Communion
North Garfield
Lutheran Church
Riverview Hotel
West Center Street
Hotel Bannock CO
E. W. Schubert
Mgr
Elgin
Rudman & Gottberg
Square Deal Jewelers
W. Center St