Babies Show Draws 125 Entries at Lynn Hospital
Lynn Hospital hosted its annual baby show drawing 125 entrants from one month to two years. William Leon Woodruff won first prize in the one to six months class and the grand prize, with multiple winners named in subsequent age groups. Silver cups and studio-taken cards were awarded, with afternoon and evening programs featuring music, readings, and a cancer lecture by Dr. Lynn.
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William Leon Woodruff
Lynn Hospital
McDonald's Farm
Pocatello
Theospital
Ellis Woodruff
South Johnson
William ‘Leon Woodruff
South Lincoln
Hortense Clarke
L. D. Clarke
Wayne Avenue
Robert Mullica
Charles Brown
A. G. Smith
Sherwin I. Leviathan
L. H. Leviathan
East Center
Leland Ray Baugh
L. BR. Baugh
West Hayden
N. RB. Eastman
Charlies Smith
F. J. Richards
Tirst
Verda Pender
R. B. Pender
North Ninth
Robert Raidy
H. W. Raidy
North Garfield
Schiele
Purkey
W. Gleim
Betty Jane Flemming
Basil Flemming
West Lovejoy
Bobby Wilson
Charles Wilson
South Harrison
Bobby
Rupp
Ishall
L. F. Zandel
Eluxe
Hospital
Strand Theatre Orchestra
Jay Downing
W. P. Whitaker
F. E. Tydeman
E. FP. Smith
Mona Jennings
Garry Carter
W. Lynn
No Bodies Found in Sunken Government Steamer
Memphis Tenn May 13 AP Army engineers in charge of salvage the government steamer Norman which lies about 55 feet below the Mississippi have shifted tactics. They report no bodies among 21 persons missing since the vessel capsized last Friday and deploy fast motor launches to sweep the banks of the river.
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Memphis
Tenn
Norman
Mississippi
Army
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health Relief
Advert appears to tout Mayr's Remedy for digestive issues and general wellbeing. Claims stomach and intestinal support with warnings against grouchiness from health troubles. Sold at Cook's Drug Store and by druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Cook's Drug Store
Architect Butterfield Heads to Twin Falls on Business
S. K. Butterfield of Pocatello, an architect, left this morning by auto for a two day business trip to Twin Falls.
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Twin Falls
S. K. Butterfield
Pocatello
Bannock Sportsmen Hear Plans and Games Ahead
The Bannock Sportsmen's association meets Thursday evening at Antlers hall. The Bagies baseball team opens their season Sunday afternoon at Lava Hot Springs with a fast lineup expected to deliver a strong record. Mrs. Maude R. Hale wife of Roy Hale of 603 North Grant dies Tuesday night in a local hospital. She leaves four daughters. The McHan Undertaking company has the remains. Scout rally Friday at 7 30 pm on the bluffs west of Pocatello features inter troop contests and refreshments by Y W C A girls. John L Brady to address the boys Buryl Blevins calls the event a big one.
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Bagies
Lava Hot Springs
Maude R. Hale
Roy Hale
North Grant
Pocatello
Boy Scouts
John L. Brady
Scout
Buryl Blevins
Mrs Johnson 5 Dies. Funeral Set At Schumacher and Hall
Mrs Sarah Johnson aged five died this morning at a local hospital. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Sarah Gill of 605 West Benton and Mrs Newton of Alberta Canada. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 from Schumacher and Hall chapel with William S. H. Francis of the L D S church officiating. Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery.
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Sarah Johnson
Sarah Gill
West Benton
Newton
Alberta
Canada
Schumacher and Hall Company
Wiliam SH. Francis
Mountainview Cemetery
Y M C A Offers Swimming Instruction For Pocatello Youth
Victor Vieira, Y M C A physical director, says many youths in Pocatello overestimate their swimming ability after pool practice. The Y M C A has started classes for men women and children to teach fundamentals and safety in water, enabling learners to self rescue and assist others. In Civil Service news the commission notes shortages of applicants for home economics posts in the Indian Service amid recent exams in Pocatello and other cities.
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Pocatello
Victor Vieria
Vieria
Vieira
Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Exams Open Myriad Roles With May 29 Deadline
Receipts of applications close May 29 for civil service exams. The assembling date for competitors will be printed on admission cards mailed to Speen after applications close. Interested applicants should contact the secretary of the United States Civil Service board at the local post office for details and blanks.
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Speen
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board
Community club and church events in town
The Star of the East club meets Thursday evening at Miriam Pearson 228 South Hayes. A novelty dance is planned Thursday evening at the K of C hall with public invite. Mooseheart Legion women hold a regular meeting at the K of C hall tonight. A board party is set for Thursday afternoon at Mrs Kettenring 225 South Fourth avenue. A barbecue dinner is planned Friday at Bethel Baptist church for all. The Pocatella Stake Mutual Improvement associations post their weekly dance Friday night at the new L D 8 recreation hall with a good time assured.
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Star of the East Club
Miriam Pearson
South Hayes
K. of C. Hall
Mooseheart Legion
Pocatello School Receives Regional Approval for Diplomas
The Pocatello senior high school was approved by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools, granting graduates access to colleges across the northwestern and north central United States. Idaho has only twenty four high schools with approval. The local school maintains full approval with no reservations, a status held for six years as a charter member meeting annual requirements.
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Pocatello
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Northwestern
United States
North Central
Idaho
Ocal
Association
Masons Hold Spring Reunion In Idaho City
The Scottish Rite bodies confer the fourth to eighteenth degrees on sixteen applicants at La Sair De Mont Amos in Pocatello this afternoon with the fourteenth degree at 7 30 pm. A lunch at noon and an eighteenth degree at 2 30 pm Thursday follow, then a banquet at 6 30 pm and a Lodge of Perfection meeting at 8. Colonel M W Wood visits as Sovereign Grand Inspector General. Degreed members include Finis Bentley Charles C Balch Fred A Ball Dr L R Brown Harold A Chase Howard R Flint and others.
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Elks’ Club
Lodge of Perfection
M. W. Wood
Sovereign Grand Inspector General
Idaho
Pocatello
Finis Bentley
Charles C. Balch
Fred A. Ball
L. R. Brown
Harold A. Chase
Howard R. Flint
W. Gleim
W. E. Holder
W. R. Howard
Walter H. Janke
Charles F. Kirehmer
Orange Lemon
Carroll R. Petersen
Charles Percival
Lester W. Knapp
Kiah Wampler
Park To Open To Cars June 1
Yellowstone Park will not permit automobiles until June 1 due to road softness. Park hotels will not open until a later date. Superintendent H M Albright provided the information to The Tribune.
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the Tribune
H. M. Albright
Yellowstone Park
Park
Hospital Notes and Local Illnesses Reported
Hospital notes list Mrs. William Thomas of 318 North Third ill at home. Mrs. John Minnig of Noonan is in the city for treatment at a local hospital. Frank McGonigle ill at his daughter Mrs. Reubleman’s home at 329 North Sixth. Mrs. Ogelstrom of McCammel visiting a friend at a local hospital. W. R. Candland of Gibson visited a local hospital today. June 18 notes reference past years camping parties entering the park before that date.
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William Thomas
North Third
John Minnig
Noonan
Isa
Frank McGonigle
Reubleman
North Sixth
Ogelstrom of
McCammel
W .R. Candland
Gibson
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