Merit badges awarded to Pocatello Boy Scouts at library ceremony
The court of honor awarded 12 Pocatello scouts merit badges for swimming first aid safety and handicraft among others at a Rotary club hosted banquet in the public library. Leaders included Dr. W J Howard chairman and Beryl Blevins secretary with several scoutmasters present.
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Boy Scout Troops
Pocatello
Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of
Rotary Club
Bannock
W. J. Howard
Beryl Blevins
FE. Williams
B. L. McLaughlin
Tieber Hansen
RB .D. Hoskinson
A. P. Say
M. F. Penfield
Myron Cook
Arlin Merkley
Clarence Pack
Cecil Saunders
Newell Christensen
Ferris Jensen
Sasiualnd
Reem Ross
T. R. Neilson
G. W. Barnum
Field Day Tent Map Registration Note
Made on beaver board four by four feet showing tents trees streams hills and all material features. Must be made before field day and displayed on the ground. All scouts wishing to take part must register by 6 p.m. May 30.
Junior Prom Saturday Night at Irving Junior High
The Irving junior high gym will host the annual junior prom for the class of 1925 with music and artistic decorations. A wide program is planned for non dancers as well. Patrons include Mr and Mrs Crawford and several other local families. all high school and Tech students are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Junior High School
George B. Crawford
Walter R.siders
A. D. Lawrence
F. A. Leute
L. Pettit
Albert Miller
E. T. Petersen
Charles Couzens
Richard A. Fox
Town Talk Iona Wilson Visits Fort Hall Teacher Calls on Friends
Mrs. Iona Wilson a Fort Hall school teacher visited town this morning and called on friends at a local hospital.
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Iona Wilson
Fort Hall
Cleveland Couple Plan Two Month Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs C B Cleveland of 340 Hast Benton intend to leave Saturday night for Denver and then visit Mrs S A Thayer at Berkette Nebraska. They expect to be away about two months.
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C. B. Cleveland
Benton
Denver
Vs. Cleveland
S. A Thayer
Berkette, Neb
Mrs. Burns Visits Pocatello To See Sick Friends
Mrs. Francis Burns, stenographer for Supt. William Donner of the Fort Hall agency, was in Pocatello this morning to visit sick friends at a local hospital.
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Francis Burns
William Donner
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Burns
Ala meda man arrested on check without funds charge
David Andrews of Alameda was arrested by Constable Barney McGarvey on a complaint by East side grocer Tom Athens. He faced arraignment before Judge RE G Houde and was given time to make the check good.
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David Andrews
Alameda
Barney McGarvey
Tom Athens
East Side Grocer
Andrews
RE. G. Houde
Martin called to Pocatello for wife’s illness
J C Martin, employed at the Rogerson Wells branch of the Short Line, was summoned to Pocatello yesterday due to the serious illness of his wife. The family residence is 337 North Seventh, and Mrs Martin is under care of physicians at a local hospital.
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J. C. Martin
Rogerson-Wells
Pocatello
L. J. Lacey
North Harrison
Bennett Rytting
South Third
Manuel Beila
Shoshone
Graduation Night for Seven General Hospital Nurses
The old chamber of commerce hosts a diploma ceremony for seven nurses finishing training at the General Hospital. Musical numbers are planned after the diplomas and a reception will follow. The program begins promptly at 8 am and the public is invited.
Legion Committee Meet Sets Date For Talent Play
A general Legion meeting led by chairman J. B. Harvey is scheduled to fix the date for the upcoming local talent play The Right Mr Wade and discuss cast members. The Banock will host the 5 o clock gathering. A proposal to use airplane services of aviator Tommy Thompson will be considered.
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Legion Committee
Legion
Mr. Wade
J. B. Harvey
Bannock
Tommy’’ Thompson
Aviator heads to Richmond for plans with Texaco Crate
Thompson and Ray V Owens plan a celebration in Richmond Utah and will return to Pocatello tomorrow. They will carry passengers from the fly ing field near the tie plant all day tomorrow and Sunday. Former Pocatello resident Hal Wilbur and his wife have returned from New York City in eleven days and may relocate to Pocatello.
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Aviator
Tommy
Thompson
Texaco
Richmond
Utah
Ray V. Owens
Owens
Pocatello
Hal Wilbur
New York City
Wilburs
Mr. Wilbur
Wilbur Candy Company
New York State
Buffalo
Wilbur
Idaho
Cleanup Campaign Planned by Legion and Chamber Groups
A joint 7 p m meeting at the chamber of commerce rooms will organize a city cleanup through the schools. American Legion BH Winkle chairs the legion committee with school districts assigned to each school. Students receive report cards and the top performer earns an award in a cleanup and paint up drive. The plan includes art department involvement for a poster campaign.
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Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
BH. W. Winkle
Legion Committee
Legion
Spirited Race for Idaho U S District Attorney Job
A competitive contest shapes for the Idaho U S district attorney post to replace Colonel E G Davis who resigned for a federal Washington position. H E Ray of Pocatello has Republican backing and was named by Senator F R Gooding. Twin Falls lawyer Frank L Stephan and James F Airshie Jr assistant D A with white slave prosecutions emerge as candidates. A G Conner says he is not a candidate.
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United States
Idaho
E.G. Davis
Washington
H. E. Ray
Pocatello
Bannock County
Frank R. Gooding
Frank L. Stephan
Twin Falls
Stephan
Jay
James F. Airshie, Jr
Airshie
A. H. Conner
Hospital patients and operations reported in local hospital
Residents of Boise Paul Idaho Aberdeen Idaho and Tyhee undergo operations and receive treatment at local hospitals. Names include Nates Thompson T Stavros Louis Gleim Wannita Clifton Elizabeth Stratton and others with illnesses or recoveries noted.
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W. J. Thompson
Boise
T. Stavros
South Tenth Street
Louis Gleim
South Tenth
Donald Denkers
South Third
Wannita Clifton
W. R. Murray
South Farrison
A. W. Drumroy
Paul
Idaho
Nels Pearson
North Main
Richard Later
Tyhee
Elizabeth Stratton
Aberdeen
Yesterda
Wear. Ever Aluminum Sale at Bist Lines
Aluminum sale advertised at Bist Lines with emphasis on wear and price. The notice highlights bulk buys and discounts for customers seeking durable metal supplies.
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Bistlines
Three Escape at Blackfoot Jail
Four prisoners escaped from the Bingham county jail in Blackfoot this morning by digging a hole in the wall. The escapees are Ryan Lester and Than Gardner on grand larceny, Allen Bentley on forgery, and Roy Eichelberger serving a federal prohibition violation sentence. a $50 reward is posted for their capture. Eichelberger is a Blackfoot resident.
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Ryan Lester
Than Gardner
Allen Bentley
Roy Fichelberger
Bingham County
Blackfoot
Lester
Gardner
Bentley
Eichelberger
Bigham County
Study League Meeting Delights Members With Ariel Review
The Study League met in the library assembly room on Thursday afternoon April 30. After a business session Mre C E M Loux led an engaging program on Ariel by Jose Rodo a discussion framed by Prospero and his pupils with readings by Mrs Lou and a piano solo by Miss Margaret Allard enhancing the afternoon.
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Mra Louw
Margaret Allard
Misfit Dance Night at Eagles Hall Promises Hilarity
Tomorrow night the Eagles hall hosts misfit dance night. Regular Saturday dances invite attendees to wear their most misfit outfits with prizes for the top misfits among ladies and gentlemen. The atria purchased two prizes and the evening is expected to deliver much amusement.
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Eagles
Aerie of Eagles
Atria
YMCA Volleyball Resumes with Open Play Schedule
The YMCA announces volleyball practice will resume on Monday with general play on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from five to six fifteen. New members are encouraged to join to learn the sport. After workouts, the swimming pool will be available for the group. The L D S stake board will host a jitney spot dance at the new recreational hall tonight at 9.
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M. I. A. Atake
L. D. S. Church
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O. B. Willams
O.b.williams
C. Sash and
Iene
1St Ave
Seattle
Wash
Hilding Beckstrom
Sonnenkalb Building
North Main Street
Nates
Pocatello Furniture Co
H. A. Collins
Variety Store
N. Main
J. E. Camron, MD
Carlson Pfldo
Lynn Brothers
Peng
Michaels Stern ‘‘Value First’ Suits
Our Men’s Shoe Dept
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