Lincoln school wins clean up campaign contest
Lincoln school children topped the clean up paint and beautify drive sponsored by the chamber of commerce and the American Legion. Irving school won second prize and Franklin third with cash awards of 30, 20, and 10 dollars from the legion. Prizes funded school framing pictures and beautification of Bannock county memorial grounds. The committee led by W. Winkle reported a 15 balance and noted trees planted alleys cleaned and unsightly shacks removed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Sy
American Legion
Caih
Irving School
Franklin School
A Legion
Q W. Winkle
Walter R. Siders
Treasury
Ina
Bannock County Memorial
Johnson Avenue
Road conditions in Clark County reported by chamber official
E M Whitzel secretary of the Clark county Chamber of commerce provides a full update on road conditions. From Spencer east to Iukom and Kilgore roads are good while Kilgore to Sheridan and Trade are very bad due to heavy rainfall. East from Dubois to St Anthony is good. For opening week fishing Camas Beaver and Medicine Lodge creeks are very muddy Birch creek is clear and suitable, Sheridan Icehouse and Willowernded are good though roads near are almost impassable.
Announcements: First Class Barber Joins Daisybelle Beauty Shop
A new barber has joined the Daisybelle Beauty Shoppe personnel in Fargo, bringing grooming services to the shop. The addition marks expansion of on site male grooming offerings at the local parlor.
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Daisybelle Uty
Fargo’s. Jl
Town Talk and Local Notices From Inkom to Portland
Town reports the death of John Philip Mears in Inkom at 81 with funeral plans to be set by MeHan company. A separate item notes Larry Hewitt and family plan a two week vacation to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles starting Friday evening. Bruce Goranson and family depart Saturday for Kansas City and other Missouri points. Memorial Day holiday affects Friday pay at the Short Line. Calum Temple Shriners of Lewiston Idaho will ride a special train through Pocatello May 30 en route to Los Angeles for the convention.
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Inkom
John Philip Mears
MeHan Company
Larry Hewitt
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Shriners
Calum Temple
Lewiston
Idaho
Shrinera
Pocatello
National Federation of Music Clubs
National Convention of Musicians
Salt Lake
Adelaide Anderson
Intermountain
A. F
A. B
Masonic Temple
Frank Knox
William Edgley Slightly Injured In Car Derailment
Word reached here that William Edgley former Pocatello resident now of Nampa was slightly injured yesterday when a motor car derailed on the Emmett to Nampa route.
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William Edgley
Pocatello
Nampa
Emmett
Downey Tops County Endowment Campaign Quota
Downey raises its quota last evening becoming the first Bannock county community to go over the top. The county quota is 2000 dollars with 1500 allotted to Pocatello. A C Hinckley leaves for Portland to attend the tri state Y M C A convention with delegates from Oregon Washington and Idaho.
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Downey
J. H. Peterson
Bannock County Legion Endowment Fund
Bannock County
Pocatello
Pocatello Y. M. C. A
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Jane Presented by M L A at Pocatello hall
A three act farce Jane presented Wednesday in the new LLYS recreation hall drew large crowds. Lillian Windsor led as Jane with strong supporting turns from Alma Catmull Clifford Bailey and Wallace Peterson. Mrs Hansen directed the production.
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Jane
L. LY. S. Recreation Hall
Pocatello State Mutual Improvement Association
Kershaw
Alma Catmull
Kerner
Ees
Clifford Bailey
William
Nellie Mendricks
C. J. Hansen
Jury Trial Not Guilty Verdict For Joe Hamilton
Joe Hamilton was found not guilty of operating a motor vehicle on a public highway while intoxicated in a jury trial held Wednesday afternoon before Justice of the Peace E. G. Houde. Frank Howard filed the charge after a Sunday accident near McCammon claiming Hamilton’s intoxication. State witnesses did not corroborate Howard’s testimony.
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Joe Hamilton
Justice of the Peace
E. G. Houde
Frank Howard
McCammon
Howard
Hamilton
Pocatello Luncheon Set for Secretary Jardine Visit
Pocatello chamber invites local residents to reserve plates for a luncheon in honor of Secretary of Agriculture Jardine visiting Idaho Falls on June 12. Seating is limited to 100. reservations must be made by Monday 10 AM to assure seating.
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Jardine
J. H. Peterson
Big Springs
Wiliam Jardine
Peterson
Utah Aggicultural College
W. G. Swendwen
Agriculture Jardine
Washington, D. C
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Chamber A Commerce
Idaho
Various Fraternal and church events announced
Local notices list upcoming cook foods, rummage sales, dances, and meetings at Idaho Power offices Gate City Temple Eagles hall and Masonic temple. Pocatello Eagles Keystone lodge conduct third degree. Trinity and St Anthony churches host fundraisers. Mercerization of cotton noted with historic origin. London underground railways require many tickets and passes annually.
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Pythian Sisters
Idaho Power Company
Gate City Temple No
Eagles Hall
Pocatello Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
D. 8
Mooseheart Aes
Helen Robbins
Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
Masonic Temple
Ladies of Trinity Church
Altar Society of
St. Anthony's Church
Boyle Scanlan Hardware St
West Center
Dam Celebration Committees Appointed for Ocatello Fund
Committees formed to aid Chairman A. J. Pierce in raising the $3000 quota for the American Falls dam celebration. Members include Rotary club leaders Ernest Anderson Henry Whittlesey George Jorgensen F. E. McKenzie A. L. Merrill Chester Wells with the Chamber of Commerce and Realty Board and Kiwanis Club figures Jean Bistline Reginald Cieare Will Rh Ferris E D McCleary H H B Thompson J M Tiffany and others.
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A. J. Pierce
Ocatello
American Falls
Rotary Club
Ernest Anderson
Henry Whittlesey
George Jorgensen
F. E. McKenzie
A. L. Merrill
Chester Wells
Chamber of Commerce and Realty Board
W. H. Rohiseield
A BK. Braine Les Hood
J. YT. Ning
Walter Newcomb
W. H. Snyder
RK. S
Miss Grace Armstrong Visits Vale Educator’s Kin
Miss Grace Armstrong recently finished teaching at Vale High School Oregon and is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs J C Lee at 1015 North Harrison. The visit highlights local social ties and family connections in Vale community life.
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Grace Armstrong
Vale
Oregon
J. C. Lee
North Harrison
Downey Couple Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued Wednesday at the county clerk's office to Robert J. Condie and Sarah A. Burton, both of Downey.
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Robert J. Condie
Sarah A. Burton
Downey
High Water Threatens Tilden Bridge Over Snake River
County officials report the Tilden bridge approaches over Snake River bottoms are at risk due to high water. Road Overseer Joe Griffith and a crew left early to perform emergency repairs on the bridge.
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Tilden Bridge
Snake River
Ccounty
Joe Griffith
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