College meet on Saturday rises in southern Idaho conference
The southern Idaho conference track and field meet pits Ida ho Tech of Pocatello Caldwell College and Gooding College at Hutchinson Field starting 2 p m Saturday. Ida ho Tech and Caldwell aim to overturn last year’s one point Caldwell victory led by Hoshaw and a full list of event entries. Local favorites Campbell Hodson Richey Tatro Purdy Stockdale Ross Bahan Kevern expected to spark Tech win. Finis Bentley to start again with the gun while Rome cement history closes the article.
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Idaho Tech
Pocatelo
College of Caldwell
Gooding College
Hutchinson Field
College of Idaho
Pocatello
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Tech
Caldwell
Hoshaw
C. of I
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Gaines
McKey
Maxey
Gordon
Wardleigh
McClure
Holand
Preston
Heshaw
Campbell
Hodson
Richey
Tatro
Peterson
Purdy
Stockdale
Ross
Bahan
Kevern
Tomorro
Finis Bentley
U A C Students Inspect Dairies in Idaho Tour
Professor G Wilster leads five Utah Agricultural College dairy students on a five day motor tour visiting Kraft Cheese Armour creamery American Ice Cream and Hopper Lamb dairies in Pocatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Star Valley Wyoming. They left Logan at dawn arriving in Pocatello at midmorning. The group includes E J Fieldsted and several department staff.
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G. Wilster
Utah Agricultural College
Pocetello
Kraft Cheese Company
Armour’s Creamery
American Ice Cream Company
Hopper-Lamb
A. ©. Merrill
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Star Valley
Wyoming
Logan
Pocatello
E. J. Fieldsted
Pocatelli Chamber of Commerce
Wilster
Mr. Merrill
C. Merrill
G. Walther
A. T. Woodruff
Oliver Woodruff
Idaho
Wisconsin
Intermountain West
Baccalaureate Services for Senior High School
The baccalaureate for the graduating class will be held at 2 p m Sunday May 24 in the high school auditorium The program includes Bible readings from Proverbs and Matthew a violin piece Schubert Serenade sacred selections a commencement sermon and congregational prayers with vocal music and benediction by church and school leaders.
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William Barnum
Schubert
Virginia Goranson
Geraldine Edgerton
Paul Smith
F. E. Mackenzie
Gaylord Sanford
George S. Sloan
First Congregational Church
W. M. Ewing
Woman Bonded After Glass-Throw Charge
Eva Simmons was booked at the police station Thursday on a charge of breaking glass in the street. She was released on a $5 bond to appear in court at Saturday morning's session.
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Eva Simmons
Masonic Delegations to Attend Corvallis and Blackfoot Chapters
Burley Grand Patron Corvallis Rupert Grand Associate Patron See ley Payette Grand Associate Conductress Jones Blackfoot Past Grand Patron Gagon and Past Grand Patrons Gagon Jones attend from Blackfoot. Queen Esther No 14 Blackfoot and Golden Red at Soda Springs send delegations. Star of the East girls serve dinner 6:30 pm Monday. Students clash on scene. some scratches seen though no serious injuries. Men resume work next day.
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Burley
Corvallis
Rupert
Seeley
Payette
Jones
Blackfoot
Gagon
Queen Esther Chapter No. 14
Golden Red
Soda Springs
Star of the East
F. Beydeman
Tech
Runaway Lads From Butte Turned Over To County Officers
John Sloan aged 15 and George Melfi aged 14, runaway youths from Butte Montana, were taken into custody by police Thursday and turned over to county officers to await word from their relatives.
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John Sloan
George Melfi
Butte
Montana
Poppy Day Essay Contest Draws Close in Poca
Nearly 100 fifth and sixth grade essays were submitted for the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day contest in Poca taleo. Mrs. Jay Tiffany directs the competition with judges Leo Hood F E Tydeman and G Nicholas Ifft aiming to announce winners by Sunday. First and second prizes plus three honorable mentions will be awarded.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Pocatello
Jay Tiffany
Leo Hood
F. E. Tydeman
G. Nicholas Ifft
Distinguished Guests At Ruth Chapter meeting
Ruth Chapter No 3 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a special session Monday May 25 at the Masonic hall. Distinguished visitors include Grand Matron Lula M Barclay and other officials.
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Ruth
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lula M. Barclay
Tension on Tech campus ends with water faucet incident
Campus dispute between a department head and a campus construction contractor led workers to seize the official and douse him with water at a site. Separately, O H Barber, ex publisher, left Boise for Spokane with plans to travel toward Washington near Wenatchee, keeping his Idaho mailing address.
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Tech
O. H. Barber
American Falls Press
Boise
Spokane
Mr. Barber
Washington
Wenatchee
Idaho
Colored chiropodist among Idaho licensees in Twin Falls
A few thousand licensed professionals and women are on record in the state Snvada Th¢enge, but one is noted as colored. Alexander Foster was licensed Tuesday as a chiropodist and lists Twin Falls as his place of business. He showed during his application that he holds a di-
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Alexander Foster
Twin Falls
Merchant of Venice to be staged by 9 A class at night
The 9 A class of the Junior High School will present the Merchant of Venice at 9 o clock tonight for adults only. There is no admission. The show is a daytime performance for children in the afternoon. Also, a dance at Commercial Hall Saturday night is advertised with music by McIlveen Bros. and prizes for a lucky couple. Everyone is welcome.
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Eastman Kodak
Jewel Hamilton
York & Son
Remington Junior
Zenith
Commercial Hall
McIlveen Bros
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