Pocatello High Teachers Plan Varied Summer Trips
Senior high school staff outlines vacations, with many to travel across the Midwest and West. Miss Grohe heads to Twin Falls then California before returning to Michigan. Miss Liggett attends summer school in Boulder and visits Lincoln. Principal Crawford serves in Idaho National Guard camp and will not teach next year.
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Pocatello
Pocatelo High School
Chrieman
Hutchinson
Kansas
Miss Stout
Mooresville
Indiana
Miss Sutcliffe
Twin Falls
Miss Less
Misa Grohe
Miss Grohe
California
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Battle Creek
Michigan
Canadian Pacific
Grohe
Miss Liggett
University of Colorado At Boulder
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lilian Windsor
Miss Hoffman
Pena
Lake Francis
Jazz
Shafer
Omaha
Woodring
Meadville
Washington, D. C
New York City
Miss Knipe
Kansas City
Pocatello High School
Miss Sweat
Neattle
Miss Andrews
Chicago
R. A. Brown
Miss Sewell
Eugene
Ore
Fox
Potatello
George B. Crawford
Idaho National Guard
Boise
Crawford
Tech plans approve public works expansion at hall
William J. Hall the public works commissioner toured the Tech with President Charles R. Frazier reviewing Marcus Gunford designed improvements. Plans include two wings for the dining hall enlargement a larger mechanical arts building a balcony in Frazier hall and a summer ventilating system with work to start after summer session. Hall travels to Lara and returns to Pocatello by Friday or Saturday.
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William J. Hall
Public Works
Charles R. Frazier
The
Tech
Mr. Hall
Marcus Gunford
Teeh
Mechanical Arts
Frazier Hall
Hall
Lara
Pocatello
Sixth of Series of Know Your Own Town Meetings
The sixth Know Your Own Town session, under YWCA auspices, is set for Friday at 2 15 in the home of a sponsor. Educational agencies will be discussed, focusing on newspapers and women's roles in journalism, reading interests of girls and young women, music drama and art, local education values, and school policy influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ingling
F. M. Sprague
Charles Sprague
Keener
Frank Brown
Pocatello De Molay initiates fifteen at Masonic Temple
The Pocatello chapter of De Molay conferred the initiatory and De Molay degrees on fifteen candidates at the Masonic Temple. A dinner was served by the mothers of De Molays from Rush Chapter in honor of the new members. Bank clearings for the town on Wednesday were $142 136.39.
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Pocatello
de Molay
Masonic Temple
de Molays
Rush lChapter
Poppy Sale By American Legion Auxiliary In Pocatello
Pocatello street poppy sale by the wo mengs auxiliary of the American Legion aims to raise funds for welfare work among servicemen and families. Four thousand poppies, made by disabled veterans, will be sold. Alumni Banquet Tonight At Bannock Hotel Honor Guests Mr. 25. Commencement Exercises Friday Evening At School Auditorium Dr John Carver of Ogden to Give Address Largest class in school history. parents and friends invited.
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Pocatello
Womengs Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Bannock Hotel
Serior
Aluimni Association
Siders
John Carver
Ogden
Fort Hall Superintendent Seeks Poison Permit for Magpie Eradication
William Donner, superintendent of the Fort Hall Indian school, notified KF. J. Fieldsted that magpies in the community may be eradicated on the reservation with permission. The Tribune reports Wednesday on how to obtain the poison and prepare bait for pest control.
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William Donner
Fort Hall
KF. J. Fieldsted
Tribune
Recital Recitalists Beamer Hadrow Impress Audiences
A large audience praised Eleanor Beamer and Delilah Hadrow after their piano recital at Frazier Hall. Both performers delivered fine interpretations of a difficult program with notable tone and expression. Tonight at o'clock Shirkey Marshal violinist will perform at Prasier Hall with N. B. Grossman as bass accompanist.
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Eleanor Beamer
Delilah Hadrow
Frazier Hall
Prasier Hall
Shirkey Marshal
Miss Marshal
N. B. Grossman
Real Estate Transfers Filed Thursday
Transfers include Jennie Sonnenkalb to H T Poynter for multiple lots in Block 71 and 21000 ft, H T Poynter and wife to Gem State Lumber Co for lots 14 to 18 in Block 172, N A DeVingenza to Lee Parente for lots 14 and 18 in Block 172, Jay L Downing and wife to Leo J Dann for Lot 11 in Mock 472, Geo J Dann and wife to Pocatello Loan and Realty Co for Reg 8 W corner Lot 11 Block 472.
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Sonnenkalb
Jennie Eth
H. T. Poynter
Lota
Poynter
H. T. Etux
Gem State Lumber Co
DeVingenza
N. A
Lee Parente
Downing
Jay L. Etux
Gregon Short Line seeks thrice weekly Hill City service
The Gregon Short Line Railroad filed with the public utilities commission to change Hill City branch trains in Camascua from daily to tri weekly service. Rumors that the railroad would file prompted a protest from county officials and residents.
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Gregon Short Line Railroad Company
Hill City
Camascua
Public Utilities Commission
Memorial Day theatre and hearing set in Fairfield
A hearing on lease terms for the town commission and residents renew protests is scheduled for Friday June 22 at 2 PM in Fairfield. Tech Sophomores promote Memorial Day entertainment at Frazier Hall featuring two comedies A Pan tomime singing by Marguerite Rickard and Alvin Morgan and Tech orchestra with Donald Bell piano solo. Reserved seats are 25 cents at Temple Pharmacy. Full program to be announced in Friday’s paper.
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Dents
Commission
Fairfield
Cloeck
Tech
Frazier Hall
Marguerite Rickard
Alvin Morgan
Donald Bell
Temple Pharmacy
Train wreck injures three near Forest
A northbound Wabash passenger train derailed after striking a broken rail near Forest. Three people were injured as two Pullmans and a coach toppled onto their sides in the incident reported from Decatur, Illinois.
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Decatur
Forest Today
Reading a Balance Sheet for Stock Investors
The article explains reading balance sheets to judge a company's financial health. It emphasizes current assets versus current liabilities, working capital, and the caution that promoters may neglect proper financial statements, urging investors to demand and scrutinize balance sheets and income statements, consulting a banker if unsure.
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United States
Lkely
Coal Operators Target Safer Mines At American Mining Meet
Cincinnati May 28 AP coal operators gather at the American Mining congress seeking a goal of one life per million tons of coal produced. PF Callbreath cites current rates while E J O Tooles leadership notes a record of millions of tons with no fatalities at several mines, highlighting safety progress.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
American Mining Congress
Tony
PF. J. Callbreath
Washington
National Coal Association
E. J. O'Toole
United States Coal and Coke Company
West Virginia
Kentucky
United States Steel Corporation
O'Toole
Brotherhoods to Start a Bank in San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland Calif May 28 A P reports after a convention of Brotherhood locomotive engineers a bank with 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 capital under Brotherhood auspices will be established in the San Francisco bay district soon Location to be determined within 30 days
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Oakland
Calif
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
San Francisco Bay District
Oil case decided in favor of government in Elk Hills
Federal Judge Paul J. Meor nick ruled for the United States in a suit to cancel contracts and leases held by Pan American Petroleum in the Elk Hills naval reserve California. The decision affects Pan American Petroleum Company and related holdings in the region.
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Los Angeles
Paul J. Meor
Nick Today
United States
Pan + Americanetroleum
Trans
Utah reaches quota in Legion endowment drive
National headquarters of the American Legion announced Utah has met its $25,000 quota for the $5,000,000 endowment fund for World War orphans and disabled veterans. The state is oversubscribed by more than $10,000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The
American Legion Today
Utah
Legion
Exiled rebels urge military action against Calles
Copies of a letter signed by Adolfo de la Iberta and other exiled rebels inviting many military leaders to join a movement to overthrow President Calles have been turned over to the secretary of war. Drastic measures are being taken to curb revolutionary activity.
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Calles
Mexico City
Adolfo de la Iberta
Floods Hit Quenbeyan District Warms New South Wales
Serious floods reported in the Quenbeyan district in southern New South Wales. Five people drowned and about 150 families were left homeless as the Murrumbidge river flood neared Wagga Wagga threatening inundation of the town.
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Sydney
N. 8
Quenbeyan
New South Wales
Murrumbidge
Wagga Wagga
Callan Discharged in Shepherd Murder Case
James Callan an Italian juror was cited to show cause for contempt for approaching a venireman in the William D. Shepherd murder trial but was discharged on the motion of the First Assistant State's Attorney. Callan denied making improper suggestions to the venireman Philip Barry.
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James Callan
Itcian
William D. Shepherd
Callan
Venireman
Philip Barry
Church leadership changes in Salt Lake City report
Charles W. Nibley, LDS presiding bishop, appoints Anthony W. Evans as first counselor to succeed the late Charles W. Penrose. Evans elevated while Nibley gains new role. biographical notes place Nibley born 1849 in Scotland and linked to Oregon lumber and Utah Idaho Sugar interests.
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Saltime City
Charles W. Nibley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Anthony W. Evans
Pres
Heber J. Grant
Charles W. Penrose
Ivans
Bishop Nibley
Mr. Niblevy
Hunterfield
Eolinburgh
Scotland
Nibley
United States
Mr. Nibley
Oregon Lumber Enterprises
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Canada
Cal
Americans in England Explain Ties Between Nations
London. Ambassador A B Houghton told an English speaking union luncheon that the large number of Americans in England strengthens US Britain ties and provides insight into European problems. He mused on why Americans cross the Atlantic, noting motives range from study and work to travel and even wives compelling them.
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London
A. B. Houghton
English Speaking Union
England
United States
Great Britain
Houghton
Atlantic
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