Music Week Observances Highlight Tech Glee Club Programs
A large audience at Frazier hall celebrated the second day of Music Week with community singing led by T. R. Nielgen and the Glee club. Selections included Tech Song Up The Street and a Glee club rendition of To Spring. The ladies trio Engstrom Ash and Hargraves sang Greig’s To Spring. Alvin Morgan delivered Asleep in the Deep. the Tech male quartet performed several encores. Goleeke and Morgan duetted Blacksmiths. The mixed quartet and string trio joined in, with Lucia de Lamamoor selections and a well received string trio piece. Glee club’s Goin Home by Dvorak drew particular praise. The program closed with Alma Mater sung by Tech students. Tonight’s public school night features elementary performances at 8 p.m. at the high school auditorium under Miss Holton Gaylord Sanford and Mrs Nunamacher with multiple grade acts and piano solos. World Is Waiting and We Will Go Singing are listed among numbers.
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Frazier Hall
T. R. Nielgen
Glee Club
Miss Engstrom
Miss Ash
Rs. Hargraves
Greig
Alvin Morgan
Pocatello
Tech
Mr. Goleeke
Blacksmiths
Ellen Engstrom
Vivian Hargraves
William Goleke
Lucia de Lammamoor
Leona Evans
Delilah Budrow
William Fox
Anton Dvorak
Tech Glee Club
Gaylord Sanford
Holton
Nunamacher
Irving Music Department Recital Program Highlights
Part II Irving Music Department under Miss Nissen presents performances by the Irving Girls Glee Club and Orchestra. Vera Hupp sings solo in Garden of Roses. Mae Nissen performs a Cello Solo with Rubinstein selections. Includes March of Mourning Marionettes and Oer the Waters Gliding and a Loyalty Song with Salute of Colors.
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Irving Music Department
Miss Nissen
Garden of Roses
Irving Orchestra
Vera Hupp
irVing High
Irving
Mae Nissen
Rubinstein B
Franklin Junior High Music Department Selections Concert
Under direction of Mrs. Nunamacker seventh grade boys glee club performs Keller s American Hymn The Owl At the Window Wing Song Rain in Summer Pippas Song Franklin Girls Glee Club opens See the Light in the New Era from The Somay Hover Bill The Bale and entire cast and chorus from The Opera Franklin Loyalty Song Combined Chorus finale.
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Franklin Junior High
Senior High Concert Highlights Treble Clef Club
Under Gaylord Sanford the Treble Clef Club presents Our America Boats of Mine Ye Banks and Braes violin solo by Norman Gtedfeldt in a senior high concert program featuring selections and instrumental performances.
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Gaylord Sanford
Treble Clef Club
America
Norman Gtedfeldt
Town Talk Bank Clearings Prompt Update
Bank clearings on Monday reached 148 with cane clearings totaling 229,984 dollars. Local financial activity shows steady credit flow as merchants report higher transaction volumes across the week.
Miss Hagenbacker Summoned to Portland for Father’s Death
Miss Esther Hagenbacker of Riverview apartments has been called to Portland due to the death of her father.
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Esther Hagenbacker
Riverview Apartments
Portland
Pocatello Riding Club to Elect Officers Tonight
A meeting of the Pocatello Riding club will be held this evening in the Bannock hotel committee room at oclock. Plans for the coming year will be discussed and officers will be elected.
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Pocatello Riding Club
Bannock Hotel
Father Returns After Illness Calls From the East
Mrs. E N Roberts of South Seventh Avenue wife of K Roberta returned from the east where she was summoned by her father’s serious illness. She reports her father’s condition is somewhat improved.
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E. N. Roberts
South Seventh Avenue
K. Roberta
Case Heard In District Court Over Milling Firm Control
The F. Ayres Mercantile Company sues Citizens Bank and Trust Company over control of the Pocatello Milling and Flour Company property. Judge O K Baum presided and final arguments were scheduled for Wednesday after Monday afternoon proceedings.
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F. (. Ayres Mercantile Company
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
O. K Baum
Pocatello Milling and Flour Company
Idaho Welfare Chief Plans Celebration At Lava Estate Natatorium
David Burrell commissioner of public welfare for Idaho returns from Lava praising extensive improvements at the estate natatorium. Overhaul aims to ready the facility for unusually large crowds within two weeks and a celebration is planned upon completion of the work.
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David Burrell
Idaho
Lava
Y M C A Secretary Wolf Returns From Great Falls Visit
Wolf former Great Falls YMCA secretary and wife with children spent the weekend there. He plans to join his family in Pocatello after school ends as Montana business conditions improve.
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BR. Wolf
Great Falls
Mr. Wolf
Great Falls Association
Pocatello
Montana
Playing Off Tie At Local Handicap Meet
The tie between Dr. D. C. Ray and H. B. Brown from last Sunday's local course handicap event is played off this afternoon. Ray posted 41 and Brown 42. The winner earns a leg toward the silver cup donated by I. F. Molinelli. three straight wins will secure the cup permanently.
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Dr. D. C. Ray
H. 8 Brown
Dr. Ray
Brown
I. F. Molinelli
Miss Clarissa Walker to star in Barner- Google Frolic sketch
Miss Clarissa Walker a renowned local dancer will present the feature dance sketch at the Barner- Google Frolic to be staged Tuesday evening May 12 at the Highway Inn Inkom Jack Banner accompanies her The management of the Frolic promises the sketch will be well worth seeing as an arbiter of ballroom dancing in Pocatello oversees the event
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Clarissa Walker
Jack Banner
Real Estate Transfers Filed Monday and Today
The list shows transfers from L H etux to E King in North Pocatello Bannock County to First National Bank Grace tract NW 1 4 SE 1 4 sec 1 to 10 BR 40 B. B. M. 1 acre Isom Mary A to James G Clark etux lot 14 block 56 E C White Co to Charles W Lee com W corner lot 1 Block 328 Ranstrom Andrew P etux to Matilda Ranstrom com N cor lot 1 bk 442.
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Nee. L. H. Etux
E. King
North Pocatello
Bannock County
First National Bank
Grace Tract
Isom
Mary A
James G. Clark
E. C. White & Co
Charles W. Lee
Ranstrom
Andrew P. Etux
Matilda Ranstrom
N. Cor
Council in Session Discusses Child Welfare Health and Peace
Washington May 5 AP committees continued their sessions during the seventh quinquennial convention of the International Council of Women. Delegates focus on child welfare health education and peace as key topics.
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Council
Washington
International Council of Women
Sunset Promises Glory Then Fire Near Opera House
Traveling troupe based in St. Marie visited Stroller for a week in Pocatello. Manager planned to disband after payoffs in a western town when a telegram from a sold out local celebration arrived. The actors faced a grim split as a fiery sunset memory clashed with news of a burning opera house.
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St. Marie
Pocatello
Goming
First Palm Beach Suit Worn In Pocatello
A male resident seated in Bannock lobby yesterday afternoon became the first man in Pocatello observed by the Stroller to don a brand new Palm Beach cloth suit.
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Bannock
Pocatello
Duvall Guests St Marie on Kansas City Stopover
Cc E Duvall manager of a Kansas City hotel stayed at the St Marie last night while en route to Portland Oregon for the annual hotel mens convention to be held there.
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Cc. E. Duvall
Kansas City
St. Marie
Yellowstone welcomes a mix of traveling guests and locals
C. C. Lawrence the drug supply house representative from East Lake City stays at Yellowstone as a guest. H. L. Jones the Mackay rancher is temporarily at the Crow on business. Alex McDonald the Buhl lumber merchant checks in at St. Marie today. R. K. Clawson the Write King from Los Angeles visits the Yellowstone again. Mr and Mrs H. P. Lewis of Rupert check in at St. Marie. B. S. Homes district tobacco manager from Lancet is at Yellowstone today. To L. E. Palmer from Gotham New York City is today s guest at a local hotel, the farthest from Pocatello.
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C. C. Lawrence
East Lake City
Yellowstone
H. L. Jones
Mackay
Crow
Alex McDonald
Buhl
St. Marie
R. K. Clawson
Los Angeles
H. P. Lewis
Ruert
Thet. Marie
Lewis
Rupert-Burley
L. E. Palmer
Gotham
New York City
Pocatello
Pocatello Plans a Major Union Pacific Athletic Meet
G H Griffiths athletic director for the Union Pacific system outlines plans for Pocatello to host a three day, all system athletic meet this September. The event would draw clubs from Omaha to Portland and Los Angeles with bands, special trains, and field dedication on Decoration Day.
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Pocatello
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Daylight Bank Holdup Rocks Hartford City Bank
In Hartford City Indiana on May 5 gunfire roared as two robbers held off residents for over an hour. They blew the Eaton State Bank safe and escaped with 92300 after firing intermittently, according to AP reports. Explosives damaged the bank during the escape. Citizens gathering at the scene were driven back by gunfire.
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Hartford City
Ind
Eaton State UK
Woman Footpads Have Nice Way in Detroit Hotel Incident
A garbled downtown Detroit scene reports a theft involving a woman footpads at a hotel early today. An unnamed man from the 6500s area is noted as slighted by the incident while others wait and a wallet is mentioned in the fragmented text.
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Detroit
Barber Farewell Meeting Honors Local Secretary in American Falls
The American Falls chamber of commerce held a farewell dinner for Q O H Barber, longtime secretary, with a life membership awarded. E J Fjeldsted and 60 attendees heard praise for Barber’s tenure and plans for American Falls including an eight acre park and uniform residential and business development.
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American Falls
W. H. Snyder
E. Brady
Bury Blevens
Fieldsted
Pocatello
Barber
Postal Clerk Creates New Chart for Parcel Post Rates
O. R. Shira, a local post office clerk, invents a 17 by 25 inch rate chart to compute parcel post postage at a glance. The chart covers weights up to the third ton and shows rates outside that zone, reflecting new AR rates effective April 15. It will be printed by The Tribune and distributed to merchants for sending to customers.
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O. R. Shira
Parcel Post
Tribune Press
Big Y party planned with round-up drive leaders
Committees for the Y M C A round-up and membership party plan tomorrow night's event at the Y to recruit new members and their ladies. Ralph R Wolf, executive secretary, arrived from Great Falls Montana and notes an adult party with a separate younger round-up to follow next week. Medals are to be awarded to the Top Hands by C Ben Ross, with H E McKee leading the round-up club using a points tally atop the list of members and standings.
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C. Ben Ross
H. E. McKee
E. McKee
FE. Brady
Homer ©. Martin
W. J. Ellsworth
H. R. White
R. A. Stearns
W. H. Bressel
Dance Night at K Hall Announces Prizes for Dancers
The committee invites all to a Thursday dance at the K hall with two grand prizes for the best lady and gentleman dancers. Mallveen Brothers Orchestra will provide music and everyone is welcome to attend.
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K. ©. Hall
Mallveen Brothers Orchestra
Campus Day at Tech Showcases Student Cleanups and Builds
Tech hosts an annual campus day with 500 students and teachers taking part in lawn raking, leveling rough areas, trash cleanup, hedge trimming, tennis court construction, tree replanting and more. Old clothes, tools, flying dirt and sunburned necks mark the event while a big feed for participants is promised. alumni are invited to join at 8 am as the day kicks off.
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Tech
Visalia High Girls Expelled Over Stockings Policy
Four female students at Visalia union high school were expelled by the school board for wearing stockings rolled below the knee. The board stated that stockings rolled above the knee would be allowed in class.
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Visalia
Calif
Visalia Union High School
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