Memorial Day clash over observance in Po catello
The Memorial Day committee urges proper observance in Po catello, protesting that the Short Line celebration and baseball events conflict with sacred observances. They request the Union Pacific athletic group and local clubs to participate in solemn services at the high school and cemetery at 10 o clock, aiming to keep Memorial Day devoted to honoring fallen soldiers and sailors.
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Pocatello
E. J. Thorkildsen
Se Rt
Short Line Club
Flao
Short Line
Memorial Day Committee
Phil Nash
Pocatello Athletic Club
Union Pacific Employes
Ear Biaoe
Oregon Short Line Athletic Association
Arrival of Army Planes Pocatello Postponed
Lieutenant R C Shrader reports to Captain E Herold that five army planes planned for Pocatello Saturday are postponed due to conflicting Decoration Day activities in Salt Lake City. Local chamber committee including Abe Pierce and Mayor Ben Ross is surveying landing field sites and coordinating mail air services upon field completion.
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R. C. Shrader
Air Service
C. B
E. Herold
One Hundred Fourth Division
Ealt Lake
Pocatello
Herold
Mr. Shrader
Poegtello
Balt Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Abe Pierce
Jean Bistline
Ben Ross
Bean
Reserve Corps
Mutual Improvement program draws large crowd in L D 8 hall
The Mutual Improvement association closed with a well attended entertainment in the new L. D. 8 recreation hall drawing about eight hundred mutual workers and residents from American Falls Rockland Tyhee and Pocatello wards. Victor Jorgenson spoke on character after winning the Stake M youth contest. Be Scouts of America performed and Beehive folk dance and minuet numbers impressed the audience.
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Mutual Improvement Association
L. D
Recreation Hall
Ings Geuncieg
Mutual Workers
Joens
American Falls
Rockland
Tyhee
Pocatello
Victor Jorgenson
Rexburg
Scouts of America
Harold Timpson
Local Music Faculty Plan Summer Study and Appointments
Adelaide Anderson School of Music faculty members will pursue summer study and teaching opportunities. Adelaide Anderson will attend the National Federation of Music Clubs convention in Portland in June and compete in Young Artists. She will study with Louis Victor Sara in Portland this summer. Lucille Foster travels to Chicago to study with Herbert Wierspoon. Eveleyn Lungren will retain her piano class and study with a guest teacher. Ethel Terry Rowdon will join as guest teacher. Julian Boone will spend the summer in Montana. New staff include two guest artist teachers W Olive Bredford and Ethel Terry Rowdon. Mae Nisson becomes cello professor.
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Geveral
Adelaide Anderson
Chicago
Herbert Wiierspoon
New York
Eveleyn Lungren
Ire
Ethel Terry-Rowdon
W. Olive Bredford
Ethel Terry Rowdon
Mae Nisson
Beauty Contest and Novelty Dance Planned for Saturday
Barney Google announces a beauty contest and novelty dance at the Dance Palace in Pocatello for Saturday night May 30 starting 7 45 with events every minute through midnight. Prizes include a diamond ring for the beauty winner and awards for best dressed man and woman, tallest and shortest gentlemen, plus special numbers from guest entertainers.
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Barney
Google
Pocatello
Dance Palace
Real estate transfers filed in county records this week
A series of real estate transfers were filed Tuesday and Wednesday, listing multiple buyers and parcels. Transfers include Wagenseller Realty to W L Lish in Kenderson cor and numerous lot and block descriptions across Fairview, Lava, and Bannock areas, plus Holland Bank and Brady-McGowan Company dealings.
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Wagenseller Realty County
W. L. Lish
Block
Pairview
Masel
Gow R
Kenderson. Com
Cor
Headessom
N. W
A. W. Hall
Gammersall
Frank A
Frank M. Gammeé
Holand Bank
Holland Land Co
In Bee
BR Os
Holland ‘Ienk
Holland Land
Bat
Olland Bank
Holland Wie
Brauic
William E
Pena Brapis
N. Pocatello
Witton
E. D
Rebeccs Wilson
Morrison
Donald
Tris
Block & Bas
Thatcher
Sgeeren Breely
Beatrice’ H
Ralph I. Ball
Cruse
Ralph L. Bair
Lota
County of Bannock
Brady-Mc-Gowan Company
Lote
Fairview
Bannock
Brady-Mon
Igi
Viock & N. Pogatello
Rotary club urges full attendance for retiring president
Pocatello Rotary Club members aim for one hundred percent turnout at the weekly meeting honoring retiring president Finis Bentley. W H Bohlscheid, newly elected president, will speak. members traveling away are urged to attend nearby clubs with listed meeting dates in the region.
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Finis Bentley
Pocatello Rotary Club
W. H. Bohlscheid
Ela
Salt Lake City
Tueaday
Oden
Brigham City
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