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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

10

Fort Hall to Mark Scout Monument Dedication Eve

Dedication of the Fort Hall monument to Idaho will be marked by an 7:45 p m program led by C D Amphlett with Governor Ross responding. An Indian produced two hour show features six full blood Shoshone scouts, pony captains, tribal dances and the honorary adoption of a scout official.

Fort Hall Nez Perce C. Ben Ross of Idaho C. D. Amphlett Pocatello Eastern Idaho Council of Boy Scouts

Monument accepted for Fort Hall area ceremony site

The monument will sit just south of the Fort Hall depot between the railroad tracks and Yellowstone highway. After the Indian program the Pocatello American Legion post will stage a 20 minute Days of Old Fort Hall celebration next month. Scout master Jesse Picotte will direct the ceremonial lighting of four council fires. The monument was designed by Frank Paradice Jr.

Fort Hall Pocatello The American Legion Days of Old Fort Hall Jesse Picotte Frank Paradice Jr

Man Attempts Suicide With Poison After Singing On Street

Donald Hooey drew a crowd with a street performance and then drank a bottle of poison. He is expected to recover. Investigators plan to review the incident as a possible mental health case.

New York Donald Hooey

Primary Count Due Saturday in Idaho

Boise, June 2. The official tabulation of the primary must be made June 4 by state officers. Secretary of State Fred E. Lukens said it is unlikely all county returns will be in by then. Twenty counties have sent certified returns. three were returned for errors. The state board comprises the governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state auditor and state treasurer, or any three.

Boise Fred E. Lukens State Board

MacKenzie praises Firestone tires after 500 mile race

F E MacKenzie Firestone dealer reports on the Indianapolis 500 test of tires during the Grand Prix style race on Decoration Day. He notes speeds near 150 mph, deep embankment turns and the need for perfect man steel and rubber coordination to avoid disaster. Firestone tires showed remarkable wear resistance after 500 miles.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway F. E. MacKenzie Firestone Indianapolis Mr. MacKenzie Corse

Tire performance underpins life of a racing driver

A fragment notes that a racing driver's life hinges on tire performance and mentions minimal wear. The quote suggests emphasis on tire condition affecting safety and speed.

Postoffice Entrance Change Affects Mail Delivery

A temporary loading platform was built at the postoffice today to allow mail trucks to load and unload sacks during remodeling. Patrons must use the Arthur street entrance while additions are built, says Postmaster A. B. Bean.

Postoffice Arthur Street A. B. Bean

Young Pupil Recital Tonight at 8:15 in Adelaide Hall

Martha Sorenson an eleven year old piano pupil of Mrs A H Griffith of the Adelaide Anderson School of Music will give a recital this evening at 8 15 in the Recital hall. She will be joined by Lloyd Call a violin pupil of Mr Herbert Branding. The program includes Piano Senatina Op 3 Spiritoso Adagio Thistle Down In a Red Rose Garden Merry Bobolink Piano Avalanche Falling Asleep The Dolls Parade Tango for left hand Violin The Waltzers The Puppet Show Piano Blow Wind Blow Larks and Lupines The Gypsies are Coming second piano Mrs Griffith.

Martha Sorenson A. H. Griffith Adelaide Anderson School of Music Lloyd Call Herbert Branding Red Rose Garden Mrs. Griffith

Community group meetings this week in Alameda

Alameda Sunday school holds a weekly meeting at 10 a m Sunday with public welcome. Knights of Pythias meet tonight at Eagles hall to discuss business. Americ an Legion Pocatello Post No 4 meets at Memorial hall at 8 p m with talks on convention and Fort Hall celebration. Gate City Temple Pythian Sisters meet Friday at 8 p m at Eagles hall with a program and refreshments.

Alameda Community Knights of Pythias Eagles Hall American Legion Pocatello Memorial Hall Fort Hall Gate City Temple Pythian Sisters

State Makes Park at Immigrant Rock

Boise reports Immigrant Rock on the Oregon Trail near American Falls to become a state park. The Department of Public Works will fence the site this year and later improve it. Carvings dating to 1848 document pioneer travel at the junction of Rock Creek and the Snake River, a mile east of Massacre Rocks.

Boise American Falls Department of Public Works Rock Creek Snake River Massacre Rocks

Violin Recital by Venice Gibby at Idaho Southern Branch

Miss Venice Gibby presented as pupil of Professor Donald Kissane by University of Idaho Southern Branch music department. A large audience praised her Handel Sonata in E major Svendsen Romance De Bernot concerto Saint Saens The Swan and a Brahms Waltz with fine accompaniment by Mrs Anna Spangberg Guthrie.

L. D. S. Institute Venice Gibby Donald Kissane Music Department University of Idaho, Southern Branch Gibby Svendsen de Bernot Saint-Seans Brahms Anna Spangberg Guthrie

Excavation Nears Completion For New Post Office

Concrete forms are being placed and concrete will be poured early next week for the post office and federal building project led by H. G. Ruppener. Excavation began April 13 and is nearly finished aside from removing a few large boulders. Workers are removing the old heating plant while pouring forms, with 15 to 20 men currently employed and more to come as progress allows.

H. G. Ruppener Post Office Federal

Community notes from Pocatello area update local events

The column lists improving condition of accident victim Paul Willecke, church service speaker A L Merrill, Odd Fellows encampment officer elections, births at Lynn and St Anthony hospitals, visitors from Centralia and Los Angeles, a summer visit by Mrs O Nan, a hospital accident victim, and a university student Sally Mori discharge. Local shop employes meet at Antlers hall, extended work program set for 15 days, and American Legion Post No 4 meets at Memorial building with a report on the recent list.

Pocatello Shop Antlers Hall Pocatello Post No. 4 American Legion

Dancing Class Tap Class for Boys Announcement

Dorothy Cavanaugh announces a tap class for boys aged 6 to 12 on Friday June 3 at 9 PM. Eagle Heil. Phone 678.

Dorothy Cavanaugh Eagle Heil

Local Events And City Twilight League Update

The Downtown conference and Old Fort Hall celebration are discussed. Marshall McCuan, after 13 months at the veterans hospital, returned from Boise. A revised City Twilight league schedule was released by Secretary Frank Buttner, noting several postponements due to recent rains.

Marshall McCuan Veteran's Hospital Boise City Twilight League Frank Buttner

City council meets on oiling plan. sports slate set

The city council opens at 8 p m with oiling program action announced by Mayor T C Coffin. Tonight features a double header baseball event at Overland Park and Sunday games as Blackfoot Bronchos face Pocatello Red and White Stores with local teams in action.

T. C. Coffin Overland Park Yellowstone League Frank Buttner Blackfoot Bronchos Pocatello Buttner Keality Kids P. A. C. Bears

Price Couple Start Two Week Colorado Springs Vacation

Mr and Mrs H J Price left on Wednesday by car for a two week trip visiting Colorado Springs and Jackson Nebraska noting their travel plans and destinations in the Midwest itinerary.

H. J. Price Colorado Springs Jackson Nebraska

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George Albert Smith Salt Lake City Oregon and Utah Trails and Landmarks Association John D. Giles Utah Trails and Landmarks Association D. C. Watkins Idaho E. C Manson R. A. Pierce J. W. Burnett H. J. Plumhof J. W. Highleyman MacKenzie Race P. O Mackenzie Firestor Autom MacKenzie-Firestone Service, Inc Firestone Service Automobile Department Store Main and Fremont State Immigrant Rock Paul Willecke A. L. Merrill Congregational Church Independent Order of Odd Fellows Ridgley Floyd Allred Lynn Hospital W. P. Turner Centralia Washington Salt Lake E. D. Plain South Arthur St. Anthony Hospital Mr. Plain Fred's Cafe Henry C. O'Leary North Arthur Mr. O'Leary FE. O'Nan Los Angeles Frank O'Nan N. Lincoln Harry Coddington General Hospital Sally Mori Cuarces E. Lewis Mer Riet Downey Legan Old Fort Hall Cromwell Ee Testes Us Arra Lee
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