Village trustees vow strict action on speeding drivers
McCammon May 7 The village board reelected mayor G H Green and J W Scott retained officers Mose Obray and H K Rowe will stay in posts with the village. New member Paul V Nash elected. Officials warn of stiff penalties and traffic signs to slow speeders near village lines and school grounds after recent reckless driving and near accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. HM. Greene
HK. W. Rowe
Cclerk
Mose Obray
J. F. Whitney
J. M. Waste
C. L. Edwards
Funeral services held for John Blanes in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls May 7 Funeral services were held for John Blanes who died soon after arriving from Butte. Aged about 28, he is survived by his wife and five children. The widow attended services at Holy Rosary Church. Burial followed at Rose Hill cemetery.
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Idaho Falls
Wdwunera
John Blanes
Butte
Holy Rosary Church
Thoraday
Rose Hill
New Weiser Chamber Commerce Operates In Novel Manner
The Weiser chamber of commerce, newly organized with 172 members, uses a novel management plan with no board of directors. Any ten members may meet to transact business for the club, a system already tested in several gatherings. The four officers are President Fay Lloyd, Vice President Father M F Ryan, Treasurer Earl Semple, and an unnamed fourth officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Lloyd
Father M. F. Ryan
Earl Semple
Joe Ver
Blackfoot Council Reinstated for New Year in Idaho
Blackfoot council reconvened May 5 to wind up this year’s business and install new officers. J C Collins replaces Edward Thoreson on the city council. Committees and city officials were named, including police chief F Hansbrough and water superintendent R L Osborn. The Bingham County News and Idaho Republican were designated official papers.
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Blackfoot
Edward Thoreson
Dunlap
Ryan
Collins
Taylor
White
Boyle
Stevens
Smith
Guy Stevens
Cnly Ae Qa
F. Hansbrough
C. F. Molden
Trolmen
W. A. Clark
A. Himmons
R. L. Osborn
Sexton
J. N. Merkley
Fred Simmons
I. K E. Smith
Edna Gillespie
E. P. Kaas
Bingham County News
The
Idaho Republican
Society for Native Idahoans discussed at Boise meeting
Boise May 7 The initial session of a statewide society for nativeborn Idahoans drew about 25 prospective members. Herbert Lemp was elected temporary chairman and James H. Wickersham secretary pro tem. The group plans non sectarian non political structure with branches across the state and aims to preserve Idaho history while fostering social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
District Court Room
Herbert Lemp
James H. Wickersham
Idaho
Girl Loses Teeth In Auto Accident In Nampa
Zeta Turner 17 and her young companion Carmen McKee 3 were hospitalized after a Sunday afternoon crash into a telephone pole on Caldwell boulevard near Nampa high school. Turner suffered two missing front teeth and facial lacerations. McKee had a severe forehead cut.
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Nampa
Zeta Turner
Carmen McKee
Caldwell Boulevard
Nampa High School
W. C. Peebles
Turner
Evidence Fails to Sustain Charges in Woman's Death
An Idaho Falls inquiry into Mrs. Charles Smith's death found no sustained charges. The investigation, led by Chief of Police Carlson, examined whether local doctors refused aid as claimed by Mr. Smith. Testimony indicated revisions to earlier statements about medical refusals and involved hospital and press witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho Falls
Charles Smith
Carlson
Idaho Falls News Highlights Local Visitors and Hospital Updates
Mr and Mrs Alec Stewart visited Idaho Falls en route to Yellowstone after a winter on the Pacific coast. Miss Ola V Cooper plans a year in Portland and the Northwest. Lawrence Wheeler, 17, of Acon, is hospitalized with a crushed leg from a riding accident. Dale Vohs, Idaho Falls high school coach, is in critical condition with pneumonia. James Laird undergoes stomach surgery. Ray Anderus of Ucon has appendicitis and surgery. Logan Underwood, 11,injured when a .22 pistol discharged in his leg. recovery progressing with limb saved potential.
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Idaho Falls
Alec Stewart
Yellowstone
Stewart
Park
Ola V. Cooper
Portland
Pacific Northwest
James Laird
Boneville
Upper Valley
L. D. & Hospital
Ray Anderus
Ucon
L. D
Anderus
Logan Underwood
Local Social News from Lava Hot Springs Area
May 7 Lava Hot Springs residents update on travel visits and family matters. Mr and Mrs Edward Schilling drove to Downey while Miss Mythe Ash and Marguite Forrest spent time with friends and merchants. Mrs James Adams and two children head to Portland Oregon to visit relatives. Mrs George Harrison plans a short Bancroft visit. Lawrence Deniels and Archie Byington return from Kansas City after winter study. Mrs A A Kofoed back from Montpelier after an uncle's death. George Silliman family enjoy mineral baths. Georgia Peoples travels from Pocatello to care for her ill father C C Peoples. he improves. Dick Evans leaves for Pocatello on business.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
Edward Schilling
Downey
Mythe Ash
Pocatello
Marguite Forrest
James Adams
Portland
Ure
Adams
George Harrison
Bancroft
Lawrence Deniels
Archie Byington
Kansas City
A. A. Kofoed
Montpelier
Henry Kidd
Alexandr
Eed
Ogden
Georgia Peoples
Peoples Ranch
C. C. Peoples
Peoples
George Silliman
Dick Evans
Simple funeral rites for Mrs. Charles J. Smith Idaho Falls
In Idaho Falls on Wednesday morning a simple graveside service was held for Mrs. Charles J. Smith who died unexpectedly Tuesday near the west river camp en route to the middle west. Rev. Horace Turner and Captain Montgomery officiated. Residents sent floral offerings and aid to clothe the two young daughters, with burial clothes and a pilot grave purchased to preserve dignity. The family received cash and supplies to help return to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho Falls
Charles J. Smith
Suba
Busnd
Selvation Army
Rose Hill
Oregon
Barber Shop Manager Bert Slaybail Slips Into Stroke
Idaho Falls May 7 Bert Slaybail manager of the O K barber shop is in critical condition at the L D S hospital. He suffered a sudden stroke of paralysis while working Tuesday morning and collapsed unconscious without warning.
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Idaho Falls
Bert Slaybail
O. K
L. D. S. Hospital
Slaybail
Alfalfa and Grain Seed Fields To Be Inspected
Bram County Agent M L Tillery announces certification of Grimm alfalfa and grain seed fields as a major county project. Bingham County is a key source of high quality Grimm seed, with requests for field inspection due by June 1 and a $2 inspection fee per field. Copies of requirements and application blanks available from the farm bureau office.
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Bram County
M. L. Tillery
Bingham County
United States
R. L Spangler
University of Idaho Extension Division
Farm Bureau
Will Observe Mothers Day by Churches Services
May 7 McCammon Special programs will be held Sunday at L. D. S church and M. F. church in commemoration of Mothers Day. Services will be morning, connected with Sunday schools. Special music and tributes to mothers planned by local men. Public invited.
Blackfoot High to Hold Baccalaureate Address by Judge Budge
Blackfoot May 7 The baccalaureate exercises for Blackfoot High will be held Sunday evening May 10 at 8 o clock in the L D 8 auditorium. The program includes hymns invoc ation scripture reading by Rev George W Bartown selections by the high school quartette a baccalaureate address by Judge Alfred Budge a vocal solo and benediction A special feature is Miss Dorothy De Marr singing soft ly now the light of day Source Trizune Special
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Blackfoot
L. D
Taternacie
W. E. Bills
George Wi. Bartown
Jesus
Alfred Budge
God
Dorothy DeMarv
Benedictton
Graduation Exercises at Blackfoot High School
Blackfoot on May 14 at 8 pm a graduation ceremony will be held in the L D and Tabernacle. Valedictorian is Paul Woodruff and salutatorian is Miss Hulda Clark. Dr A H Upham president of the University of Idaho will deliver the commencement address.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
L. D. & Tabernacle
Paul, Woodruff
Hulda Clark
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Concert by Blackfoot high group May week event
The high school band and girls glee club will give a concert at the L. PD. Itsburnacle on Thursday evening under the Current Event club auspices. It celebrates national music week with Miss Maude Turman and Jack son as soloists. The program is attractive and the concert is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
L. PD. Itsburnacle
Married Wednesday in Pocatello Wedding
Miss Mattie Waters of Blackfoot and Wesley Street of Fife Oregon wed in Pocatello on the seventh by Judge O R Baum. They departed by evening train for Fife to begin their life together.
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Blackfoot
Mattie Waters
Wesley Street
Fife
Oregon
Pocatello
O. R. Baum
Demonstration on Fire Control in Boise Area
Forty foresters and officials will gather at Starkey Hot Springs Thursday for a week long fire control demonstration and discussion. Attendees include R E H Rutledge from Ogden district for ester Guy B Mains Boise national forest supervisor Ben E Bush Idaho state forester and Clinton E Norquest of the Boise weather bureau.
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Boise
Starkey Hot Springs
R. E H. Rutledge
Ogden
Utah
Guy B. Mains
Boise National Forest
Ben E. Bush
Clinton E. Norquest
Boise Weather Bureau
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Society For Native Idahoans
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McKee
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