Blackfoot Masons and Families Host Trip to American Falls
A 50-member Blackfoot Masons group and their families tour Ameri can Falls May 7 traveling from Blackfoot. They visited the new power city site with its dam under construction and learned about the upcoming development. After a drive to Indian Springs for a swim the group returned to Blackfoot admiring hosts and hostesses at the Remington hotel and lodge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Hotel
Banks
Indian Springs
American Falls
Blackfoot
Stoward Henderson
W. LU. Cherry
E. M. Gregg
H. ©. Kinney
H. R. Wallis
L. J Chapman
Ruth Chapman
Ralph R. Davis
F. C. Christ
Leslie Jong
J. J Fleming
Percy Jones
W. E. Chubbuck
Donald Good
A. W. van Akin
W. (. Guile
Bob Peterson
M. N. Austin
Charles Mackey
Sanborn
Joe Stewart
M. M. Foster
Rickett
Connelley
Max Brill
Howard Stains
Dryden Reay
A. T. Slinger
M. HW. Febner
Frank D.kay
J. T. Vaught
L. B. Dustin
H. B. Hudson
Rev
J. C. Ingham
Radio Programs Listed for Sunday May 10 Across Cities
Reading of the day’s radio schedule shows programs across U S stations including KOA Denver KFI Los Angeles KFWB Hollywood KGW Portland and WCCO Minneapolis with church services orchestras and concerts plus a May 10 Epworth League anniversary and a Mothers Day program. Logwood shipments to this port are now measured in pounds with 3 710 000 pounds discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
CPAO
Calgary
Baptist
KOA
Denver
Episcopal
KFI
Los Angeles
KFWB
Hollywood
Proram
Oakland
KGW
Portland
Council*of Churches
RCRA
Seattle
Methodist
Ho &, Presbyterian
KPO
San Francisco
KFDM
Beaumont
WCCO
Minneapolis
WFAA
WOAI
San Antonio
WOO
Davenport
Philadelphia
Tropics
Idaho PTA Adopts Educational Resolutions at 1925 Session
The Idaho State Parent-Teacher Association closed its 1925 session in Idaho Falls with resolutions opposing rodeos and drinking scenes in youth theater, urging trained teachers, safe school buses, tobacco and alcohol restrictions, and stronger enforcement of related laws. It thanked Mrs. Roe for inspiration and Idaho Falls hosts for their hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho, Falls
Idaho State Parenteachers’ Association
Idaho
Idaho Parent-Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Associationg
Roe
Reeve
Idaho Parent Teacher Association
Idaho Falls
BP. T. A
Ammon Club
Irene Welch Grisaom
J. Ewen
Ingling
Fisher
Purifying Blood Boosts Appetite and Vitality
Advertises S.S.S. as a blood purifier improving appetite and complexion. Claims pure blood renews energy, strength, and cheerfulness while preventing decline. Promotes herbal formula S.S.S. to spark red blood cell production and restore vigor and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
S.S.S
Local visitors enjoy Lava hot springs health baths
Lewie Smith of Mackay rests at Riverside hotel this week and Jews guests from Cokeville Wyoming take in the mineral baths. Visitors include Mrs. Frank Thomas and children of Pocatello and J P Willmont of Chicago spending weeks here for vacation and baths. Social events feature a country store dance at Tunk’s hall with Hank Perkins providing music and gifts drawn for lucky numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava, Hot Springs
Lewie Smith
Mackay
Riverside Hotel
Dan &. Jones
Charles Peck
Katherine Kehoe
Stella Perry
Cokeville
Wyoming
Dick Evans
Pocatello
Boise
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Menry Daniels
Jack Glazebrook
Isenberg
Ogden
Utah
J. M. Robinson
J. A. Jenson
Logan
J. P. Willmont
Chicago
Uenury Daniels
Dirs
D. W. Arave
Dan S. Jones
Thomas Jones
Alma Porter
Jennie Shurtleff
E. ©. Rosese
Idaho
Fala
EF. C. Compion
Portland
J. Atkinson
Salt Lake City
Scouts Have Outing In Indian Springs Trip
About thirty five boys from Sunday school classes of Leonard Stearns and Milton Line left Friday afternoon for an overnight camping trip at Indian Springs. They were accompanied by Rev. J. J. Fleming H. A. Wagner and Milton Line. The scouts enjoyed the pool Saturday and some will take swimming tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Leonard Stearns
Milton Line
Indian Springs
J. J. Fleming
H. A. Wagner
Music Week Concert Delights Blackfoot Audience
A large crowd filled the Tabernacle in Blackfoot on May 9 for the Current Event club sponsored Music Week concert by the high school band and Girls Glee Club. Soloists Maude Turman and C E Jackson drew warm praise as leaders Stout and Dunne man received thanks for training young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Tabernacle
Stout
Dunneman
Maude Turman
C. E. Jackson
Local Visit Highlights From Bancroft Weekend
Mrs J H Loveland of Pocatello visited Bancroft relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs L I Schou and son plan to live temporarily in Pocatello. Beloit, formerly U S S station agent here, departed with many friends regretful of his move. Gladys Logue visited Virginia Madsen at her ranch near Bancroft. Mrs Lula Woolf and children head to Salt Lake City then Chicago to visit relatives indefinitely. Mrs Woolf has stayed with her sister Mrs Dave Grimm. Mrs Ivan Jukes and daughter Lieene from Carson City Nevada arrived for a visit with her mother Mrs C E Taylor. Mr Jukes rode as far as Logan. Sea Gull girls entertained at leader Mrs Will Jacobson's home making Mother’s Day tokens. Mother’s Day services set for local churches this morning. Rev George S Peacock visited weekend to discuss his mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bancroft
J. II
Loveland of
Virginia Madsen
Lula Woolf
Salt Lake City
D. Merrick
Chicago
Woolf
Dave Grimm
Ivan Jukes
Lieene
C. E. Taylor
Carland
Nevada
Jukes
Logan
Sea Gull Girls Organization
Will Jacobson
Georges. Peacock
Blackfoot Forms New Local Baseball Club and Court News
Blackfoot has organized a new baseball club with a promising home team set to play Sunday at Shack's ball park. The Hailey land records have arrived, with staff busy processing the influx. Visitors include Mrs. R. R. Cody and Mrs. Grace M. Faulconer among others during travels to Idaho Falls and Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Shack’s Ball Way
Irth
Inkom Social Guests Visit From Pocatello
Mrs. W. W. Little and son Wayne visit Inkom from Pocatello along with Miss Fern Richardson and Lucile Gardner who are at school there. The Junior Beehive Girls hosted mothers with supper and dance at the L D S Amusement hall. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cameron of Pocatello attended the Beehive dance. Mrs. Samson of Soda Springs spent Friday and Saturday in Inkom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Inkom
W. W. Little
Wayne
Pocatello
Hazel Atkinson
Fern Richardson
Lucile Gardner
A. J. Cameron
Samson
Soda Spin
Jackson Lake storage figures from Moran Wyoming outlet
Reports from Moran Wyoming at the Jackson lake reservoir outlet show the week ending May 2 with inflow and storage figures. Current lake storage 265 180 acre feet versus 320 250 a year ago. inflow for the period 16 560 compared to 177 330 last year. Sept 1 to May 2 inflow 262 770 versus 177 330 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lake
Tribune
Burley
Idaho
Moran
Wyoming
Jackson Lake Reservoir
Truck overturns on Snake River grade injures local students
A Shoshone picnic party of twenty five to thirty teachers and students was injured when their truck overturned on the Snake River grade near Twin Falls. The driver, a local teacher, lost control but no one was killed. Injured were taken to Twin Falls for treatment. Ruth West among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Uhen
Snake River
Ruth West
Peesteo Logic
Vehiev
North Idaho Chamber To Meet In June At Orofino
The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce mid year meeting will be held at Orofino on June 2 and 3. Speakers include Governor C. Moore on natural resource conservation Axel Kamstadt on tax commission functions Huntington Taylor on Idaho education and R. D. Leeper on industrial development in the Clearwater basin. A banquet June 2 will feature toastmaster F. B. Smith. Committees will be appointed and reports heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Orofino
F. Be. Smth
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
C. Moore
Axel WV. Kamstadt
Wallace
Kamstadt
Kuntington Tayior
State Board of Education
R. D. Leeper
American Legion
Clearwater Basin
Kiwanis Talk and Meeting Notes From Blackfoot
Blackfoot Kiwanis held a regular luncheon on May 9 with President L C Collins presenting a paper titled Kiwanis Education. Attendance was good. Walker Davis reported it. Rex Dunlap led singing with Mrs Dunlap on piano. next week Bob Osborn will provide the program. The item on fashion notes two piece jumper costume trends for women in sports attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Kiwanis
Tribune
Blackfoot
L. C. Collins
Blackfoot Kiwanis Club
Oh what a pal is mother and guardian angel
Poem-like note by 12 year old Marcella Bessie Hoggan from 159 North Garfield praising mother with gifts flowers jewelry clothes Heaven sunshine and hope to grow into fine men as a child’s tribute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Bessie Hoggan
North Garfield
Paris Frocks Display Wings in Beaded Crepe Georgette
A Paris fashion note describes select frocks with metal bead wings. One imported Rue de la Paix gown in black crepe georgette features two long wing elements suspended from shoulders, attached from neck to waist, creating a dramatic silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Neill
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Railroad Freight Revenues Hit 400 Million From Automotive Goods
The railroad reported freight revenues of 400 million dollars from automotive products in a single year while paying 34.164 million dollars in highway taxes, reflecting the company’s sizable transport and tax contributions.
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Dam City
PTA
Lava
Andrew
HAT Works
N. Man
Music Week
Tribune Special
Hailey Land Office
U. S
Ashton
Ernest Robbins
R. A. Robbins
Shoshone High School
North Idaho
Typewriter Exchange
Stratford Furniture CO
N. Main
Francis McNally
General
North 11Th
Royal Coach Transit Company
Motor Bus Service
Ien
NORTH
South Bus
Fort Hall
Cnnnections
Studebaker
The
Brougham
F. O. B. Factory
H. P. Studebaker
Bannock Motor Company
N. Arthur
Easy Vacuum Washing Machine CO
West Lewis Phome
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