Pioneer U P employee Joseph Ingalls dies at 104
Joseph A. Ingalls aged 94, long time Union Pacific and Short Line water department foreman, died Sunday night at his home in Pocatello. Born in Edinburgh on March 8 1850 he came to the United States as a child. He married Sarah Jane Driscoll in 1874 and moved west in 1880 to Rawlins Wyoming then to Pocatello in 1900 where he led the water department. Retired on pension in 1920 he is survived by his widow and a daughter Mrs. P. E. Long of Pocatello. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Joseph A. Ingalls
North
Garfield Avenue
Short Line
Western Pioneer
Edinburgh
Scotland
United States
Sarah Jane Driscoll
St. Albans
Vermont
Rawlins
Wyoming
Ingalls
Union Pacific System
B. & B. Department
Water Department
Pocatello
West
Leslie
West Rawlins
Derr
U. 8
Rawlns
Sarah Jayne Ingalls
P. E. Long
Schumacher and Beasley Undertaking
P A C Riflemen Begin Sunday Practice Round Scores
P A C riflemen conducted a Sunday practice on the 200 yard range with members and others present. Scores show Dice Dykes Pehrson Anderson Bockman St. Kneel Prone entries and plans to shoot on a heavy course next Sunday as 1 000 yard targets arrive. Five Idaho clubs aim for Camp Perry selection with Pocatello riflemen entering eliminations open to all riflemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W Dykes
F. E Pehrson
N Anderson
C. C Bockman
R. W
Arsenal
Bockman
Idaho
Camp Perry
Pocatello Riflemen
Lions Install New Officers at Weekly Meeting
New officers were installed at the Lions Club weekly meeting. Parry Harrison presided as retiring president. Officers named include Myron Porges president W R Dunn first VP W E Dohse second VP R E McGraw secretary. Also noted were Parry Harrison Leo Arnold FP M Bistline and board members Stanley Cleave C A Goranson Austin L Jones tail twister and Hamtamer. The district governor is Dr Godfrey of Malad and the convention backed Holman of Mount Pleasant Utah for a national post at the Denver convention in August. Next district convention slated for Pocatello in 1992.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forks
Lions Club
Parry Harrison
Myron Porges
W. R. Dunn
W. E. Dohse
R. E. McGraw
Leo Arnold
FP. M. Bistline
Stanley Cleave
C A. Goranson
Hontamer
Austin L. Jones
Harrison
Godfrey
Malad
Holman
Mount Pleasant
Utah
Denver
Pocatello
Harmon
Arthur Hall
Local Notes Highlight Visits Births and Town News
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Gates at 209 South Sith avenue on Saturday. Mrs A W Robin and daughter Elaine left for Salt Lake to visit friends and relatives. Miss Thelma Mansfield of Pocatello visited her mother Mrs B Y Mansfield in Malad. Mr and Mrs J C Galbraith and Mr and Mrs J L Hood spent the weekend in Yellowstone country. William Warr of Oakley had a chicken bone removed from his esophagus at St Anthony hospital. Senator W E Borah spoke on college graduates during a Sunday radio hour. Fair weather is forecast with a warmer Tuesday. Temperatures reached 62 yesterday and 44 today. Mrs Geo C Foulk and baby Betty Jean arrived to spend a month with her parents in Pocatello. Mr and Mrs Oral Crane of Omaha are visiting and their family will spend the summer here. The Adelaide Anderson School of Music opens a branch in Idaho Falls this evening with a program featuring local teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warr
Oakley
St Anthony Hospital
Joseph Clothier
Foulk
Geo. C. Foulk
Betty Jean
Los Angeles
Dana Wood
Frank Schwabe
Salt Lake City
Wood
Ogden
Pocatello
Omaha
Oral Crane
Mr. Crane
Hyrum Crane
Adelaide Anderson
Mrs Harry Powell Jones Improves After Operation
Mrs. Harry Powell Jones, who had surgery last evening at Lynn Brothers hospital, is reported to be doing nicely. The department historian for the American Legion auxiliary, Friends of Mrs Jones hope she will be well enough by next Tuesday to attend the district convention of the Legion and auxiliary underway at the district venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Powell Jones
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Cooking School By Miss Ardell Crockett At Recreation Hall
Miss Ardell Crockett conducts a two day cooking school on Thursday and Friday afternoon at the L.D.8 Recreation Hall under the auspices of Idaho Power Company.
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Ardell Crockett
Idaho Power Company
Cooking School to Open On Thursday
Miy Ardell Crockett, a nationally known home economist, visits Pocatello to teach housewives how to cook complete meals using automatic features and an electric range. Demonstrations include canning sun dried fruits and keeping flavors separate, with free sessions Thursday and Friday 2:30 to 4:30 at the L D S first ward Recreation hall aided by Idaho Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miy Ardell Crockett
Pocatello
Enly
Colorado
Idaho
Miss Crockett
Idaho Power Company
L. D. S. First Ward
Malad Family Plans Summer With Grandmother
Mr. Jones leaves later this week for Payson with three children Margaret Harry and Grace Lucy to spend the summer with their grandmother. Elma Loshbaugh granted a divorce from Alman Loshbaugh on cruelty grounds. Custody of two minor children awarded to the mother. Judge R M Terrell presides over a collection suit William Edens against Sadie Smith with C M Jeffries for the plaintiff and Witty and Anderson for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Payson
Margaret
Harry
Grace Lucy
Elma Loshbaugh
Alman Loshbaugh
R. M. Terrell
William Edens
Sadie Smith
C. M. Jeffries
Witty
Anderson
Judge Downing Opens Calendar as Two Arraignments Proceed
In district court, Judge Jay L. Downing set his calendar this morning with two men arraigned on criminal complaints. Ray Booth faces second degree burglary and Ed Wetherby assault with a deadly weapon. both will plead later. Marriage licenses granted for Jake Keller and Elva Robertson, Steve Later and Lillian Quinn. Judge Downing also married Jesse Crookston to Phyllis Garr in chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay L. Downing
D-Murrers
Ray Booth
Ed Wetherby
Saturde
Jake B. Keller
Rigby
Elva M. Robertson
Steve Later
Lillian Quinn
Pocatello
Downing
Jesse L. Crookston
Phyllis MaeGarr
Hyrum
Utah
Pythian Groups Sponsor Joint Social At Eagles Hall
The Pythian Joint Special, Pythian club of Fort Hall lodge, Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan a Thursday evening social in the Eagles hall. Dinner at 6:30 by Pythian Sisters invites Knights, ladies and Sisters, followed by a Sisters program and a club program featuring musical numbers and pupils’ art dance by Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton.
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Pythian Joint
Pythian Club
Fort Hall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Club of Pythian Sisters
Eagles’ Hall
Pythian Sisters
Knights
C. H. Pinkerton
Flag Day Program At Idaho Industrial School In St Anthony
The ninth annual flag day program is set for June 13 at the Idaho industrial school in St Anthony. Events start at 1 30 pm with a band concert, principal address by J J Fleming, and introduction by W W Spiers. Afternoon athletic and novelty events end with an evening dance. Police Court notes fines for several offenses.
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Idaho Industrial School
St. Anthony
St Josephs High School to Hold Seventh Commencement
Lucius R Eastman cites Pocatello as a key arbitration center with 7000 professionals in 1700 hubs. Local arbitrators Willard S Bowen James S Russell B W Davis George W Hunt J H Peterson C A Valentine George W Wagen seller Richard H Wells M W Williams oversee disputes under new York backed rules. St Josephs High School to hold seventh annual commencement at L D S Recreation Hall tonight at 8 pm with diplomas awarded to Paul A Dillon John J Guheen William F Hill Hugh L Hough James P Mc Gonigle and Helen C Volkmeier.
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Lucius R. Eastman
American Arbitration Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Willard S. Bowen
James S. Russell
B. W. Davis
George W. Hunt
J H. Peterson
C. A. Valentine
George W Wagenseller
Richard H. Wells
M W. Williams
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Mr. Eastman
Farm Seed Assn. of North America
Grain Dealers National Association
Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers
Eastman
New York
Association
St. Joseph's High School
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Paul A. Dillon
John J. Guheen
William F. Hill
Hugh L. Hough
James P. McGonigle
Helen C. Volkmeier
St. Joseph's
Czebulka-Manney
Funeral Services for Jo Anne Lewis Held at Home
Jo Anne Lewis eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Lewis of 1150 East Center street drowned at Hebgen lake near West Yellowstone The private service was led by Rev I Q Wood at the family home with interment at Mountainview cemetery McHan mortuary directed The tragedy occurred during a weekend in Island Park district while Jo Anne and Virginia Bullard twelve were playing in a boat The boat drifted and both girls jumped in Bullard reached shore while Lewis tried to rescue Jo Anne but the body was recovered about thirty minutes later
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Jo Anne Lewis
C. L. Lewis
East Center Street
Hebgen Lake
West Yellowstone
I. Q. Wood
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan Mortuary
Bullard
Graf Zeppelin Set for Return Ocean Voyage
The U S navy airship Graf Zeppelin, Los Angeles crew invited as unofficial members, will sail to Friedrichshafen on the return voyage. Commander M R Pierce assigns W A Russell and F L Peckham to accompany, with six passengers from Europe and South America aboard. Postal officials expect about 16000 mails, and Dr Eckener resumes duties after a New York trip. John Henry Mears, rival to the Zeppelin round-the-world record, visits the hangar.
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U. S. Navy
Los Angeles
Friedrichshafen
W. A. Russel
F. L. Peckham
Com. M. R. Pierce
Europe
South America
Eckener
New York
Gref
John Henry Mears
Four Drown In Birchlake Fishing Party Tragedy
A high wind capsized a heavily loaded rowboat on Birchlake near Babbitt. Four drowned: Steve Golivic 40 Ely Minn Peter Hutar 16 Ely Joseph Doane 15 Babbitt and Raymond Hocking 14 Babbitt. Three other party members survived by clinging to the overturned boat until reaching shore.
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Babbitt
Minn
Birchlake
Steve Golivic
Ely
Peter Hutar
Joseph Doane
Raymond Hocking
Pony Indian fined for fighting. others given floater sentences
Pony Indian was fined $15 after a fighting charge. The fighting charge against Tony Nichols was dismissed. June Taylor and Miss Lucreta, charged with soliciting, received floater sentences.
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Pony
Tony Nichols
June Taylor
Miss Lucreta
Session Opens Tuesday At Pinkerton Dancing School
Mrs C H Pinkerton announces the summer session of her dancing school opens Tuesday and continues classes through July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Pinkerton
Wool Situation Looks Encouraging Now in Idaho
Eastern Idaho Woolgrowers Cooperative Marketing Association based in Pocatello reports London closed sales Saturday night with gains of ten to fifteen percent over last sale. W. N. Preas of Draper and Co. says several lamb cars were loaded last week in Malad Blackfoot Ican Falls and Pocatello and over 125 cars are expected to be loaded in the next thirty days as shearing nears in Soda Springs area and Snake River valley.
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Idaho
Woolgrowers Cooperative Marketing Association
Pocatello
London
W. N. Preas
Draper and Co
Malad
Blackfoot
Ican Falls
Preas
Soda Springs
Snake River Valley
Community club meetings and services scheduled this week
Today's Affairs Palm Leaf Circle No 19 Neighbors of Woodcraft hold regular meeting at 8 p m Memorial services for deceased members are planned Relatives and friends invited The Masonic building corporation directors meet in regular monthly session tomorrow at 7 p m to enable election of Gate City Commandery officers Pocatello Lady Pioneers club meets at 8 p m at the Y W C A all members urged Portneuf circle No 892 holds regular session at 8 p m today at the W O W hall Neighbors of Woodcraft invited Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights Templar meets tomorrow at 8 p m Stated Conclave officers to be elected large attendance desired S and E club Tyhee meets at Mrs Fred Trahants home Thursday June 5 at 2 p m
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Palm Leaf Circle No
Woodcraft
Masonic Building Corporation
Temple
Gate City
Pocatello Lady Pioneers Club
Portneuf Circle No
Gate City Commandery
Knights Templar
S. and E. Club
Tyhee
Fred Trahant
Fire at McCammon destroys Egbert brooder and barn
A Sunday morning fire at Archie Egbert's in McCammon destroyed the brooder and barn housing over 1,500 chickens. Authorities believe an overheated oil burner started the blaze, while foxes and other buildings on the property escaped damage.
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Mccammon
Tribune
Archie Egbert
Egbert
Business Men Entertain U. of L. Lettermen Saturday
Twenty two city businessmen and their wives hosted a dinner at Freds cafe then entertained University of Idaho Southern Branch lettermen and their ladies at Memorial hall. Favors were awarded to Howard Warde Dave Jensen Ronald Wilson Isaac Gutzman Roger Cosgrove Paul Nash Felix Plastino and W J Barber and given to their partners. The lettermen included Amos Stephens Tim Robinson Dale Briggs Fritz Cravin Lloyd Sullivan Oleen Smith Carl Mays Elvin Kelly Charles Anderson Howard Warde Dave Jensen Alva Schwendeman Isaac Gutzman Kern Thurman Milton Ballard Earl Williams Ronald Wilson Aston Barrett John Ond Rampton Barlow Udell Nate Bob Hammond Eldon Burke Kent Stone Roger Cosgrove and Dean Parker of Parma and Bill Foster of Preston. Hosts were G W Tomlinson D W Bliss F A Plastino Nate Black P W Nash Parry Harrison W S Bowen W W Brothers W R Dunnam Foote John Foreman F E MacKenzie Ivan Gasser Ben Davis Gaylord Sanford Don Brown John Roger Jay L Downing Leland Woolley J W Barber and Ernest Beales and William Peterson.
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Fred's
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Memorial Hall
Howard Warde
Dave Jensen
Ronald Wilson
Isaac Gutzman
Roger Cosgrove
Paul Nash
Felix Plastino
W. J. Barber
Dean Parker
Parma
Bill Foster
Preston
Messrs and
John Foreman
F. E. MacKenzie
Ivan Gasser
Ben Davis
Gaylord Sanford
Don Brown
John Roger
Jay L. Downing
Leland Woolley
J. W. Barber
Ernest Beales
William Peterson
Wife of Local Engineer Dies in Idaho Hospital
Mrs Annie Mary Blakely age 44 wife of W A Blakely a Short Line engineer died this morning in a local hospital Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 am at St Anthony church with Rev C H King officiating Interment at Mountain View Cemetery She is survived by her husband three children all of Pocatello mother Mrs William Elliott Ogden two brothers Mont Elliott of Pocatello and Robert Elliott of Connecticut Rosary at Schumacher Beasley chapel Tuesday at 8 pm
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Annie Mary Blakely
W. A. Blakely
Short Line
St. Anthony's Church
C. H. King
Aéountain View Cemetery
Margaret
Elene
Louise
Pocatello
William Elliott
Ogden
Mont Elliott
Robert Elliott
Connecticut
Schumacher & Beasley
Man Injured Trying to Board Moving Train at Pocatello Yard
Jacob R. Guthrie, 47, of Rock Springs, suffered a broken left leg and possible internal injuries around noon Sunday after attempting to board an eastbound freight train at the east end of the Pocatello railroad yard. The train had paused briefly, then continued. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Jacob R. Guthrie
Rock Springs
Pocatello Railroad
Enraged black bear kills keeper at Watertown zoo
In Watertown New York a 60 year old zoo feeder Emerson E Joyce was killed by a 500 pound female black bear after entering the bear’s cave. The bear attacked from behind as Joyce failed to close the iron gate. A park shotgun wounded the bear head.
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Watertown
N. Y
Emerson E. Joyce
John C. Thompson Park Zoo
Joyce
Train incident leaves man injured after fall from cars
The man, identified as Mr. Guthrie, attempted to board the moving train and was cast from the cars. He hit the ground outside the rail and was apparently struck by journal boxes before being transported to the General hospital by McHan's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
General Hospital
McHan’s
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