Anniversary of Inkom Relief Society Celebrated
The Inkom Relief Society marked its thirtieth anniversary on Tuesday June 26 with 75 members and guests. The society, organized June 26, 1914, honored current president and counselors, listed surviving officers, and featured a program of songs prayers talks and readings. Out of town guests from Utah and Idaho attended, and a luncheon followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkom Relief Society
Celebrant
Jane Williams
Nedia Barron
Orena Damron
Elvira Preece
Mames Barron
Preece
Bishop Cardon
Relief Society
Mary Webb
L. Montague
Lava Hot Springs
Ada Hall
Inkom
Henry Woodland
Salt Lake City
Ida Stone
Washington
J. S. Preece
Provo
Utah
Chris Skeem
Hollister
Idaho
Ida Pidcock
Iberry
O. R. Nelson
Boise
Pocatello
Amy Hawkes
Martha Pugmire
Henry Henderson
Gladys Hall
Ellen Edwards
Leo Edgley
Violet Spill
Joe Loveland
Jessie Logan
Camp Tenday Scout Camp Opens For Girls
Plans are set for the first week of Camp Fire Girls at Camp Tenday beginning July 2. Miss Madeline Garvin directs with counselors to ready the site and health certificates are requested from registered girls including Anne Louise Roberts and many others. Leaders from the Girl Scout council visited the Camp Meda Roberts training camp at Lava Hot Springs for meals and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Camp Tenday
Madeline Garvin
Miss Garvin
Anne Louise Roberts
Margaret Comstock
Marcine Foreman
Marjorie Sutherland
Gail Fell
Maurine Stinger
Jean Mayne
Beverly Henderson
Helen Ruditi
Mary Lou Finlayson
Grace Smith
Blackfoot
Marjorie Rader
Margaret Ray Cleare
Barbara
Helen Caine
Boise
Elizabeth Gasser
Ruth Cleare
Beverly Bistline
Marian Criswell
Joy South
Nancy Pilchard
Mary Alice Swanson
Peggy Willard
Margaret Ross
Carolyn Wilson
Evelyn Richardson
Ruth Hawkley
Jean Ruggles
E. E. Moberly
Robert M. Terrell
E. L. Ames
C. W. Pond
Frank Pickett
E. C. Riddle
Girl Scout Council
Camp Meda Roberts
Lava Hot Springs
O. F. Call
L. R. Haley
James
Girl Scout Camp Returns to Intermountain Region
T Davis spent three days at camp during the week. Fifty Scout leaders are registered for the course conducted by Miss Dorthea Sullivan of New York City and Miss Olga Carlson. Sixty five Girl Scouts from Pocatallo and vicinity will enjoy a two week outing at the camp from June 30 to July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Davis
Intermountain
Dorthea Sullivan
New York City
Olga Carlson
Girl Scouts of
Pocatello and Vicinity
Kensington Club Hosts Five Hundred Social
Ivy Rebekah Kensington met at Mrs. Lucy Palmer’s home with Mrs. Johanna Jeffries assisting. Five hundred was played after a brief business meeting. Zela Dillon won high, Isabelle Niles consolation, Lily Jones all-out award. guests included Sadie Armstrong Almeda Hudson and many others. tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah Kensington
Lucy Palmer
Johanna Jeffries
Zela Dillon
Isabelle Niles
Lily Jones
Sadie Armstrong
Almeda Hudson
Bess Andrews
Lelia Bell
Charlotte Davis
Fern Hix
Effie Rodeback
Jane Sheldon
Carolyn White
Lou Zener
Mary Norby
Luetta Duncan
Priscilla Smith
Mary Hough
Nellie McCaskell
Ada Gooderham
LaVern Hopper
Helen Rader
Bridge Club Social at Mrs Rogers West Hayden Home
Mrs Charles Rogers hosted her bridge club at her West Hayden residence on Wednesday evening with a refined supper after the game. High score honors went to Mrs Florence Bergendorff while Mrs Michael Lyons took second. Mrs G W Adams drew the cut and guest Mrs W J Burrell received a favor. Other attendees included Mrs H E Nichols Mrs C Rainey Mrs L M Hammond Mrs L Peterson Mrs Charles Nelson Mrs R O Cotant and Mrs Gerald Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rogers
West Hayden
L. M. Hammond
L. Peterson
Charles Nelson
R. O. Cotant
Gerald Sullivan
Paul Rupp Dies at Boise Veteran Hospital
Paul J. Rupp aged 39 died Friday morning at Boise Veteran hospital after eight months of treatment. Born April 10, 1895 in Pordage Wisconsin, he is survived by his widow in Boise. He formerly supervised beacon lights at Pocatello airport under the Department of Commerce and was a member of Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F and A M.
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Paul J. Rupp
Boise Veteran Hospital
Mr. Rupp
Pordage
Wis
Boise
Veteran's Hospital
Rupp
Pocatello
Department of Commerce
Portneuf Lodge
A. M
Ventriloquist Candidate Returns to Local Office Quest
Boise on June 29 Johnston Johnson, once rejected for justice of the peace, returns as a ventriloquist candidate. Ada county recorder Stephen Utter received Johnston's petition for the Republican primary on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Lawrence Johnson
Justice of Peace
San Francisco
Stephen Utter
Ada County Recorder
Johnston
Condie to Attend National Education Meet in Washington
Idaho state superintendent John W. Condie and R. H. Snyder of Albion State Normal will represent Idaho at the National Education Association convention opening next week in Washington D C. Condie left for Pocatello to meet Snyder before continuing to the capital.
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Boise
John W. Condie
R. H. Snyder
Idaho Falls
State Normal At
Albion
Idaho
National Educational Association
Washington, D. C
Condie
Mr. Snyder
Pocatello
National Capital
Hollyhocks and lunar wonders dot Pocatello week
In Pocatello residents admire tall hollyhock blooms along streets while watchful eyes observe city construction on the temporary pedestrian viaduct. A dramatic solar halo and a white lunar rainbow over the region evoke wonder as comments on local politics surface.
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Pocatello
China
D. R. Leads in Digest Poll on New Deals Returns
The Literary Digest poll reports Franklin D. Roosevelt leading in 46 states with 920,357 yes votes versus 588,504 noes from a total of 1,508,861. Idaho returns are referenced but details are incomplete.
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FP. D. R
Literary Digest
Idaho
Idaho voters split yes and no in Roosevelt Hoover and other totals
The article breaks down votes by candidate Roosevelt Hoover and others with counts for yes and no. It notes a Idaho survey among lawyers clergy and educators showing disparate relief fund connections and references Navy recruitment propaganda and a Census Bureau report on Idaho retail sales in 1933 versus 1929.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Idaho
Idaho Production Falls Sharply Ties Tax Burden to Recession
L F Parsons, secretary of the Idaho state chamber of commerce, cites 1933 as 51 percent lower than 1929 in Idaho farm forest and mine output, linking it to drops in retail sales, retail employment, rail freight, railroad revenues, federal income taxes, and property taxes, urging tax units to align budgets with production declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
L. F. Parsons
Parsons
Smathers Leaves Post in Lighthouse Region
Charles B. Smathers steps down from his lighthouse district posting in Pennsylvania as of June 29, with officials noting a transition in regional coast guard duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankpin, Pa
Charles B. Smathers
National Guard Uses Tall Soldier in Signal Corps
In a national guard assignment, the subject may serve in the signal corps with special army permission. The individual stands six feet eleven inches tall.
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National Guard
Signal Corps
Army
Smathers
Ene
All-Bran Relieves Constipation Says Cadillac Reader
A testimonial from Lester Bartholomew of Cadillac Michigan credits All-Bran with restoring his digestion after persistent constipation. The ad promotes two tablespoonfuls daily with meals, suggests medical advice if symptoms persist, and notes Kellogg’s red and green package made in Battle Creek.
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Lester Bartholomew
Cadillac
Mich
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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E. G. Houde
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