Junior Class Elects Officers For 1925
Blackfoot May 15 The junior class of B H S held election of officers for next year. Fred Mark was named president Lara Whittle vice president Heath secretary Marjorie Va treasurer. Sophomores chose Fae Jeppson president Georgie Perdue vice president Edith Haws secretary treasurer. Freshmen selected Warr Holt president Lowe Woodruff secretary Leonard Oborn treasurer. School will close in the morning pupils will return receive credit cards at 9 oclock Final assembly Friday.
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Blackfoot
B.H. S
Officor
Fred Mark
Lara Whittle
Mé Heath
Marjorie Va
Fae Jeppson
Georgie Perdue
Idith Haws
Sophores
Warr Holt
Lowe! Woodruff
Retary
Leonard Oborn
Treasur School
Ivisu
Idaho crops thrive amid rains and frosts across regions
Week ending May 1 notes copious rain in North Idaho saturating ground and boosting crops in Nez Perce and nearby counties. In Southwest and Southeast Idaho, warm then cool conditions caused light frost damage to potatoes, beans and corn while pastures, alfalfa and grain show steady progress and ranges improve. An international wireless exhibition is planned for next fall in Geneva.
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Idaho
Nez Perce
Cantier
Midvale
Washington
Gem
Fremont
Pocatello
Bantock
Iaho Falls
Bonneville County
Springfield
Bingham County
Burley
Cassia
Oneida
Bliss
Gooding
Fell
Teton
Buhl
Twin Falla
Boise
Ada
New Meadows
Adams County
Caldwell
Canyon County
Idéen Valley
Boise County
Jane
Parrfield
Camas County
Ferry
Boundary County
Geneva
Blackfoot Rotary Names Committees for Ensuing Year
Blackfoot May 15 dinner meeting under new officers with President Tavey presiding. Committees were announced for education business methods boys work fellowship public affairs program classification finance auditing song leader public health correspondence and more. Lucile Forter Lori Tavey Flora Maddock Green Byrd Trego and others spoke or sang as entertainment wrapped up.
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L. B. Dustin
J. J. Boyle
Cecil Clarke
J. H. Early
Herman Stufflebeam
E. T. Peck
M. H. Fehnel
W. A. Varley
John KE. Estensen
N. F P. Boyle
Fred Waite
Forrest Kennedy
M. M. Foster
B. H. Hudson
LB. H. Hudson
W. W. Beck
J. H. Marly
Lucile Forter
Loriie Tavey
China
Maddock
Byrd Trego
Porter
Tavey
Death of Early Settler R S George in Idaho Explosion
Blackfoot May 15 R S George an old resident near Arco was instantly killed by a premature dynamite blast while digging a well on his ranch west of Arco. He was about 65, survived by a wife and several children. A daughter is due from California for the funeral in Arco on Sunday.
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R. S. George
Arco
George
California
Pocatello Attorney To Deliver Baccalaureate Address
Local events calendar notes the high school baccalaureate sermon by Rev. G S Sloan of Pocatello at the L D 8 hall. Senior class exercises follow May 22 with commencement May 24 at the Amusement hall. The graduating roster includes Thelma Dixon Bernice Green Harding Gibbs Lyla Henson Wyona Morris and others.
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Thelma Dixon
Bernice Green
Harding
Gibbs
Lyla Henson
Wynona M. Morris
W. Kmyamond Marey
Wuld Beste McAughley
Della Neeser
Thomas Scott
S. George Taylor
Daphne Watts
Eva Hansen
Don Hangen
Glen M
Fred Nihart
Osgood Farmer Dies in Hay Wagon Runaway
John L. Hansen, 45, a farmer of the Osgood area, was killed Thursday night when a hay wagon runaway threw him from the load. He was momentarily stopping to open a patent gate. the wagon fled, breaking his neck. He leaves a wife and nine children. funeral arrangements are being made in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
John L. Hansen
Osgood
Hansen
Upham Addresses Blackfoot Students On Future Challenge
In Blackfoot on May 15, 33 graduates of Blackfoot High School received Ramsor orium honors at exercises honoring the class of 1925. Dr. A. He?eacats of the University of Idaho delivered a talk on The Challenge of the Future, stressing service quality and preparation, with Upham noting moral fiber and faith as essential for youths facing tomorrow.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
America
J. C. Ingham
Hulda Clark
Giria’ Glee Club
Dr. A. He Cveats
University of Idaho
Tvshem
Airpu.t
Upham
School honors and diplomas mark a proud evening
The narrative notes the youth have changed yet kept high morality. The Girls' Glee club staged a selection, Paul Woodruff gave the valedictory, diplomas were conferred by Noscar Davis, school board president, and L. R. Thomas offered the benediction.
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Paul Woodruff
Noscar Davis
L. R. Thomas
Scouts Progress In McCammon Under Lowry Leadership
McCammon scouts, led by Scoutmaster Jesse Lowry and assistant Joe Halford, show strong progress at practices in Amusement hall. Plans include attending the court of honor at the June 2 field meet on Tech campus and inviting nearby troops to join a union with headquarters at McCammon.
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McCammon
Jesse Lowry
Joe Halford
Amusement Hall
Tech
Arimo
Lava
Pocatello
Michigan Concentrates Auto Plant Jobs Across Nation
More than three-fifths of all workers in U S automobile factories are employed in Michigan, highlighting the state’s dominant role in the industry. The statistic reflects the concentration of automotive employment in Michigan amid national production.
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State of
Michigan
Washington Defeats Idaho 10-0 Despite Early Hurdle
Moscow Idaho May 15 University of Washington routed Idaho 10 to 0 in four innings as Erickson pitched five innings with one hit allowed before injuring his ankle and leaving the game. The Huskies took the early lead and held off the Vandals for the blowout.
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Moscow
Idaho
Poutch
University of Washington
Erickson
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