Blackfoot News Roundup Delivers Local Events and Plans
Community notices recount visits to Ida Falls by residents to see President Harding, social gatherings hosted by Mrs. John Brown and others, Kiwanis and Legion Auxiliary meetings, and a drive to fund alfalfa projects. Died: Trene Olzen, 10, funeral from Brown Eldredge parlor. Primary focus on social events, planning, and civic activities.
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Trene Olzen
Mir
E. W. Olzen
Thurdsay
Blackfoot
Brown-Eldredge Undertaking
M. N. Austin
C. E. Jackson
Ed Thoreson
L. C. Colli
J.D. Gillilan
O. B Bills
Ray Stevens
Legios
Could Hardly Do Her Work
A brief unknown note notes someone could hardly perform her duties. Context and details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text. No names, dates, or places can be confirmed from the readable segments.
Soda Springs News Briefs and Family Visits
Several residents travel days for trips on the Blackfoot River. Mrs. J D Woodall visits in Pocatello with relatives while Mrs Alice Barnes attends Francesa Fryar funeral. Conda visitors, club events, and a Rexall Drug Store hire are noted along with Fourth of July preparations and local social visits.
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Alice Barnes
Caribou
Soda Springs
Francesa J. Fryar
Walter Stiles
Conda
Minnie Barnard
Parkinson
Conda Art Club
Bridgwater
J. A. Minty
Jas. Strachan
FE. M. Bues
Pocatello
Montpelier Clubs Organize With Study And Etiquette
Montpelier June 20 Special to the Tribune. Mutual Improvement association and home demonstration work organize sewing and food clubs countywide. Junior Bee Hive at St Charles with Lois Floyd president and June Monson secretary. Clubs emphasize parliamentary rules, sewing bags, food study, etiquette, judging standards and social skills. Lanark and Montpelier ready to join. Various local residents noted in visits and returns.
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Lanark
Montpelier
J. Welch
Helen
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Bancroft Calendar Notes and Local Visits
Bancroft reports Mrs. Sara Simons of Chesterfield returned from Soda Springs after her son's operation. Regular priesthood meeting is held at the stake house. Mrs. George Flemming and her sister Mrs. George Green visited in Pocatello and returned home. Rev. F. H. Bridgwater will hold Presbyterian services tomorrow at 11 AM. J. H. Nelson of Bozeman transacted business. Recital by Mrs. J. D. Beamer and pupils to be held at the meeting house with public invited.
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Kiwanis Club
Cottage Hotel
R. L. Dunlap
H. IX. Loveless
J. A. Jacobey
H. A. Witking
St. Twin Falls
T Hen
Lon Cone
Jon Jg
Te Nedercathe
Arthur Reiger
Charles Howard
Iva Worth
William Armstrong
Newell Call
Harold Toolson
Lina Root
Soda Springs
Ada Carson
Grace
Egbert
J. K. Millard
Pocatello
Bancroft
the Tribune
Sara Simons
Chesterfield
Edward
Thetar
Stake
George Flemming
George Green
F. H. Bridgwater
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Nelson
Bozeman
Montana
BE. C. Baxter
Derris Gilligan
Elvin
Merle Cornelison
Lava
Ay McCunenee
el L
J. D. Beamer
I. Recitscine
Endayev
Elmer Gorringe
B. Goochen
McCammon Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Postponement
Miss Bettie Ferguson of Pocatello returned home after a visit with relatives in McCammon. Various locals hosted gatherings with cards and refreshments while a social event for Miss Mary Dunn was noted. E W Reibe and Max Cohn returned from Wisconsin and Salt Lake City respectively. The McCammons home hygiene meeting, led by Miss Mert Van Scoyoe, was postponed to Monday July 8 with final exams to be held then.
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W. F. Kerryman
L. C. Collins
J. D. Johnston
Beatrice Bolmquist
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Neil Bennett
Mary Dunn
W. B. Wilson
Doris Dunn
A ¥. Nash
Thomas Edawards
Mineca
Doris
Mary’ Dunn
D. B. Leonard
J. W. Thomett
Rey Farmer
E. W. Reibe
Wisconsin
Max Cohn
Salt Lake City
McCammons
Misa Mret van Scoyoe
Avi
Notable Personalities Swing Through Ogden and Pocatello
Special to the Tune reports Mrs. Earl Brinton and a companion heading to Ogden Utah for the summer. Eva Kasiska of Pocatello visits, and Zenatherell departs for Pocatello for a few days. Prof F O Nelson and Hayden return to Pocatello after a week in Lava Hot Springs. Tromase Berta of Rock Springs Wyoming leaves for Ogden for a business visit then Rock Springs. Attendees at President Harding’s race in Pocatello include Mr and Mrs George Harnem, Mr and Mrs A Baxter, Mrs J W Ash, Misses Myrtle Marguerite Ash Alice Shurtleff Laura Balderston Mrs Joe Arave Mrs D W Arave Jr Olive Brave Marble Hill Guy Hill Wallace Burrell J W Ash and Minerva John.
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Hot Springs
Earl Brinton
Ogden
Utah
Eva Kasiska
Pocatello
T Kasiska
Zenatherell
F. O. Nelson
Hayden
Tromase
Berta
Rock Springs
Wyoming
President Harding
George Harnem
A. Baxter
J. W. Ash
Myrtle
Marguerite Ash
Alice Shurtleff
Laura Balderston
Joe Arave
Downey and Rose Visit Relatives with President Greeting
Downey and Mrs Orval Rose spent the week visiting relatives. Their cousin Mrs Lungren hosted them at home. The few people remaining in town greeted the train as it slowed for the president's greeting morning.
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the Tribune
Sfr
Orval Rose
Mra Lungren
Pocatello
Miz M. Mansey
Sme
Mrs. Toller
Mr Sessions
Cat
Fred Wait
Oregon Trail Pageant Planned Along Blue Mountains
Plans for the Old Oregon Trail pageant on July 3 and 4 mark the 8th anniversary of the Blue Mountains crossing. President Harding will review the parade from the original trail vantage, pioneers from 1853 or earlier get seating, and 1870-era attendees receive badges. Special trains, a July 4 boxing result in Shelby, and a rich musical program accompany a western regalia invitation to Canadian Royal Northwest Mounted Police.
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Blue Mountains
Exon
Harding
Oregon
Pat Powers
U. P
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Baker
Meacham
Pullman
Shelby
Mont
Leah Leaska
Union County Chamber of Commerce
Union’ Community Chorus
Royal Northwest Mounted Police of Canada
W. O. Parker
Union
la Grande
Oregon Trail
Doctors urged to study characters of children
In San Francisco June 30 AP report from the American Medical association section on diseases of children quotes Dr. Louis A. Lourie of Cincinnati urging physicians to evaluate a child’s physical and mental capacity and environment to outline proper treatment. Dr. Olga Bridgman from San Francisco says inborn tendencies shape a child’s life and education should modify native capacities. Vaccination against smallpox is described as harmless, effective, and reducing outbreaks per Dr. Victor Heiser of the Rockefeller Foundation.
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San Francisco
Louis A. Lourie
Cincinnati
American Medical Association
Louie
Olga 8. Bridgman
Bridgman
Victor Heiser
Rockefeller Foundation
Association
Local Social Notes From Rexburg and Nearby
Honoring Mr and Mrs Wyeth Hamilton a newlyweds Mr and Mrs Del Merrill visiting at the home of Mr Merrill s brother Sam Meehil Mrs Porter and daughter visited her son Frank Porter this weekend from Utah to Rexburg Mr and Mrs Ira Spidell hosted Ben Pratetee of Pocatello first of the week Thinning Beets The thinning of the sugar beets here is nearly finished most workers are Mex employed often completing in half the time of white labor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth Hamilton
del Merrill
Merrill
Sam Meechil
Porter
Frank Porter
Utah
Rexure
Ira Spidell
Ben Prapetpeet
Pocatello
Free National History Museum to showcase Chicago environs panorama
Frank M. Woodruff plans a 264 foot long ethnological panorama at Lincoln Park's Free National History Museum. The exhibit will span from Miller Indiana dunes to the northern woods, using a 96 by 10 foot backdrop photo, 11.5 by 10 feet, assembled from eight by ten inch plates. A staged natural scene will include a tree with many leaves, bison, rabbits, birds, and reptiles.
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Chicago
Indiana
Calumet Lake
Woods
Illinois
Frank M. Woodruff
Free National History Museum
Lincoln Park
Miller
North Woods
Woodruff
Minor league pennant race captivates fans this season
The league has staged a visually striking pennant chase on the minor circuits with a close gap between the first and last teams, highlighting a dramatic race this season.
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Aes
My League
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