Big Industry May Locate In Pocatello In Near Future
George W Wagense ller outlines a bold plan to attract an eight acre industrial plant near the railroad in Pocatello using Idaho raw materials. He predicts initial costs around 100000 and total investment near 3000000, creating thousands of jobs and boosting local growth through manufacturing close to Idaho markets. He warns secrecy until a formal city business meeting to counter external competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Propesed
Salt Lake City Scout Probes Potlatch Midget Course
Charles R Hokanson of Salt Lake City visited Pocatello to inspect sites for a midget golf course. He carried a letter from Utah Chamber of Commerce official R A Hart and spoke with Paul V Nash about possible locations before seeking a city permit. Hokanson notes a 19 hole layout requires a larger site than a 100 by 100 foot lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R Hokanson
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Hokanson
R. A. Hart
Utah City
Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
Reeves to tour west with Fox Breeders trip to Milwaukee
J. S. Reeves proprietor of the Yellowstone Fox Farm plans a western states tour beginning next Monday. He will attend the National Fox Breeders association session in Milwaukee on June 17 and 18 and participate in a three day school in Appleton Wisconsin. He will visit Winnipeg Detroit Chicago and other western cities with Mrs Reeves.
Pocatello Chamber Forum Discusses Bannock and Bear Lake Tour
Judge Jay L. Downing and H DL MacCosham will give five minute speeches at the regular forum luncheon in Bannock hotel Dorion room. They will review tangible results from the goodwill tour of Bannock and Bear Lake counties by chamber members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Bear Lake
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Jay L. Downing
H. DL. MacCosham
Forum
Dorion
Bannock Hotel
First Night Mail Flight From Pocatello Initiated
Ray T. Elsmore and R. B. Younger piloted the inaugural night mail flight from Pocatello to Salt Lake City, departing at 2 a.m. Sunday. A crowd including A. D. Lawrence observed the route with 17 lighted beacons visible from 13,000 feet. The plane arrived in Salt Lake City at 4:40 a.m. marking successful transcontinental connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray T. Elsmore
Pocatello
R. B. Younger
National Park Airways
A. D. Lawrence
Railway Mail Service
Nismore
Salt Lake City
Mr. Younger
Salt Lake
Boeing
Varney Air Lines
Youngren
Moving pictures shown on tour with colored features
The notice states that moving pictures taken on the tour, including colored photographs, will be shown. It notes the inclusion of colored pictures and special features as part of the presentation.
Legion Meeting Set At Memorial Building
Pocatello post No 4 American Legion will meet Thursday at 8 pm in the Memorial building. They will discuss instructions for delegates to the district convention at Malad and arrange transport for junior baseball players and drum and bugle corps members attending the event. Weather notes follow with temperatures from 43 to 68 and 58 at noon. no summer heat yet. Forum Luncheon Features F E MacKenzie at Bannock hotel with 400 feet of film from Bannock and Bear Lake goodwill tour to be shown in the Dorian room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Local court fines for overtime parking and horse control
Police Court records show Howard Goldsmith J A Zieeing Charles LaMothe Dave Blalock S G Baker and C Peterson fined one dollar each for overtime parking. M Talbert fined ten dollars for allowing horses to run loose, fine suspended on condition of keeping animals tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Goldsmith
J. A. Zieeing
Charles LaMothe
Dave Blalock
S. G. Baker
C. Peterson
M. Talbert
Finance Men to Meet at Bannock Hotel Breakfast
The Po catello Chamber of Commerce finance committee gathers Tuesday morning at the Bannock hotel. Secretary Paul V. Nash outlines an enlarged program for the organization to be discussed during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
Paul V. Nash
Return From Oklahoma Visit for Mr and Mrs Jack Watson
Mr and Mrs Jack Watson of the Fargo apartments have returned from Oklahoma City and Ardmore where they spent the past month visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Jack Watson
Fargo Apartments
Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Brother Dies In Omaha Brother James Lynch Dies In Veterans Hospital
Mrs. W A McVicar travels to Omaha Nebraska after the death of her brother James J Lynch at the United States veterans hospital in Omaha. Suits Filed Hercules Powder Co seeks 512.01 from Mackay Metals for merchandise not paid. John H Anderson Mary Anderson sue Sylvester Carlisle et al for foreclosure 1032.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McVicar
Omaha
Nebraska
James J. Lynch
Lyncch
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Hercules Powder Co
Mackay Metals Co
John H. Anderson
Mary Anderson
Sylvester Carlisle
Kissane Directs U. S. Orchestra In Concert Tonight
The University Symphony Orchestra led by Donald Kissane performs a varied program at Frazer Hall tonight. The ensemble features Ingard Neilson, Louise Mack, Walter Peterson, Esther Teeple, Oscar Pearson, A. J. Walters, and Lois Olsen among others with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University Symphony Orchestra
Donald Kissane
Frazier Hall
Ingard Neilson
Lyons Smith
Floyd Alten
Lois Olsen
Legion drill team wins Bahn Crusader Cup
The commandery drill team retained the Bahn Crusader Cup for the coming year as officers performed with credit. Seventh District Meeting notes that American Legion events will be held in Pond's Yellowstone country with Nicholas Ifft and Lester Albert listed among attendees. Department officers then attend the sixth district convention in Malad, followed by a G A R state encampment banquet at Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foot
Seventh District Council of the American Legion
Pond's
Yellowstone
Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello
Lester Albert
Boise
Malad
Idaho Falls
Certificate recital by Marjorie Patterson Griffith
Adelaide Anderson School of Music presents pianist Marjorie Patterson Griffith in a teachers certificate recital at Sanford Hall. Originally set for June 1 the event was postponed to Thursday evening June 5 at 8 15. Mrs Griffith will be assisted by baritone Rampton Barlow and all friends are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Marjorie Patterson-Griffith
Sanford Hall
Funeral services for Joseph Ingalls Wednesday
Joseph A. Ingalls aged 79 died Sunday night at 1042 North Garfield avenue. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 at St. Joseph Pro Cathedral with Rev J C Dolan officiating. Interment follows at Mountainview cemetery under Schumacher and Beasley mortuary supervision. Rosary will be recited tonight at 8 at the family home.
Funeral for Mrs W A Blakely Held at St Anthony’s
Mrs W A Blakely died Monday morning and funeral services are set for Wednesday at 11 from St Anthony’s church with Rev C H King officiating. Burial will follow at Mountainview cemetery. Rosary will be recited tonight at 8 at Schumacher Beasley chapel.
Licenses Issued for Marriages in County Clerk Office
This morning the county clerk issued a license to wed to David W. Sanders 28 of Pasadena California and Elzabeth Ware 25 of American Falls. Monday afternoon a license was granted Frank Fox 21 of Salt Lake City and Verna Bradbury ? Sandy Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Sanders
Pasadena
California
Elzabeth Ware
American Falls
Frank Fox
Salt Lake City
Verna Bradbury
Sandy
Utah
Former bank official Byer visits before Idaho bankers convention
E. E. Byer, formerly vice president of the old First National Bank and now with First Security in Ogden, stopped here Monday. He is traveling by car to Moscow to attend a convention of the Idaho State Bankers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Byer
First National Bank
First Security Corporation
Ogden
Byer
Moscow
Idaho State Bankers Association
Sheriff Arrests Suspect for Intoxication
Ivie was arrested by a sheriff's deputy last evening on a charge of intoxication and held overnight in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Ivie
Sheriff's Force
Idaho Oil Co versus Cecil Astrican in collection suit
A jury heard the collection suit filed by Hears Collection Company against Cecil Astrican in Judge R M Terrell's district court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Oil Co
Cecil Astrican
R. M. Terrell
District Court
Nutrition class for women in Bancroft held by agent Pond
Bancroft Miss Julia Pond home demonstration agent for Bannock county led a nutrition class this afternoon for women of Bancroft and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Julia Pond
Bannock County
Bancroft and Vicinity
Preston Attorney E L Wilson Visits Pocatello
Beulah Sevier Morris of Memphis at eight writes a book of poems while De Alton Hartman eight son of Mr and Mrs Don Hartman is reported improving after an operation at St Anthony hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guthrie
East Benton Street
General Hospital
Guthrie
Kraft Cheese Factory
Gus Spongberg
South Fifth Avenue
E. L. Wilson
Preston
Pocatello
de Alton
Don Hartman
St. Anthony Hospital
Beulah Sevier Morris
Memphis
Community grief note thanks and floral tribute
The Evans Parker Shumaker families express heartfelt thanks for kindness during bereavement for their husband father son and brother. Many beautiful floral offerings are appreciated and will be remembered by Mrs. Leon D. Evans and family Mrs. Mary Parker and family Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Shumaker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon D. Evans
Mary Parker
S. P. Shumaker
Ady
Chamber Finance Committee Adopts 1930 Budget Plan
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce finance committee met at breakfast and adopted a 14000 budget covering general running and fixed office expenses the forum programs and guests and affiliations seven thousand dollars for other items including advertising publicity tourist routings and information goodwill development conventions city beautiful campaign and industry survey no increase from last year and a seven thousand dollar pledged income with a drive planned to raise the remainder from local businesses and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Finance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Michaud
Paul V. Nash
Doctor Moves to Pocatello
Dr C E Rogers, a Idaho osteopath with 18 years in Idaho Falls, moves to Pocatello to open a practice. A Kirkville Missouri graduate, he formerly served as assistant city physician and now operates from the Orpheum building on South Main. He cites a larger field and patient flow from Pocatello as his reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rogers
Idaho Osteopath
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Rogers
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkville
Earl E. Jones
Orpheum
Edison scholarship contest draws eighteen Boise applicants
Eighteen youths have been submitted to the state board of education for entrance in the Edison scholarship contest. The board will select the winner at its next Moscow meeting. Each county may name one candidate and an alternate, but several counties did not submit entrants. Some county candidates from last year reportedly received compensation or lucrative offers, including Glen Davis of Buhl who placed runner up and secured a position with a Los Angeles electric appliance firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
State Board of Education
Edison
W. D. Vincent
Moscow
Vincent
Glen Davis
Buhl
Los Angeles
Miss Jean Keesling Christens U S Submarine V-6
Miss Jean Keesling of San Francisco christens the largest American submarine, the V-6, recently launched at Mare Island navy yard during a ceremony marking its entry into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Keesling
San Francisco
Mare Island Navy Yard
Dramatic Season Closes University presented Milne comedy
University Theatre ends its season with A. A. Milne's The Romantic Age at Frazier hall on Thursday June 5. It marks Thora Martin's farewell as director and the final performances of several key actors including Charles Anderson Melba Bowman Helen Moyer and others. The play follows Melisande who dreams of knights and towers and sees her dreams come true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wilkie
A. A. Milne
Frazier Hall Auditorium
University Theatre
Thora Mrtin
Thora Martin
University
Adam and
Eva
King
Liliom
Miss Martin
Charles Anderson
Melba Bowman
Helen Moyer
Elvin Kelly
Lloyd Sullivan
Oren Allison
Gladys Edwards
Milne
Melisande
Local church and club notices for Wednesday afternoon meetings
Today’s Affairs Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church meets at 2 30 at Mrs W P Havener home on the Rio Vista road north of the city Trinity Guild meets at Mrs C S Watson Hood apartments Wednesday afternoon The Ladies Aid of the Alameda Community Sunday school meets with Mrs A A Smith on Poplar avenue Wednesday afternoon at 2 The community Sunday school building hosts a 6 30 dinner Thursday evening hosted by Ladies Aid members Public invited Royal Neighbors meet 11 am Wednesday at St Anthony’s church for the funeral of Neighbor Anna Blakely Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle holds regular meeting tonight at the Eagles hall at 8 with initiation All members urged to attend Women’s auxiliary to the Railway Mail Clerks meets Thursday at 2 at the home of Mrs Heber Payne 655 North Lincoln Sonic the board of directors of the Masonic building corporation meets tonight at the secretary’s office at 7 to allow members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
The
Presbyterian Church
W. P. Havener
Rio Vista Road
Trinity Guild
C. S. Watson
Hood Apartments
Ladies Aid Society of the
Alameda Community
A. A. Smith
Poplar Avenue
Ladies Aid
St. Anthony's Church
Anna Blakely
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Eagles
Heber Payne
North
Lincoln
Masonic Building Corporation
Hassett Family Visits Old Friends in Pocatello
Jas F Hassett chief clerk to General Superintendent Fred H Knickerbocker visits Pocatello with wife Mrs Hassett and daughter Catherine. They spent days reconnecting with old friends, recalling early OSL projects and the city’s growth since 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. F. Hassett
Fred H. Knickerbocker
Los Angeles
Mr. Hassett
Knickerbocker
Pocatello
Oldiers
Easler
Traffic Violations Lead Arrests by Police Department
May arrests totaled 175 by the Poca tello police. Traffic violations numbered 86 and intoxication 16, with 3 for operating a car while intoxicated. Other charges included burglary, grand larceny, and Mann Act violations. Prosecutions sent 53 arrestees to other authorities. Fines totaled 464.50 and dog licenses 470. Stolen property recovered included automobiles, bicycles, money and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Police Department
L. A. Lehrbas
R. M. Pugmire
Joint Brotherhood Association Meeting Notice
The Joint Brotherhood Association schedules its regular monthly meeting in Eagle Hall Web June 4 at 1 p m Federation of Labor to be represented All members of the five orders should attend WM BEASLEY Chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Brotherhood Association
Eagle Hall
Web
Federation of Labor
WM. Beasley
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George W. Wagenseller
Japan
New Jersey
New York
Rocky Mountains
Down Town
Rose
Da-Cote
Murphy
Idaho Glass & Paint Co
West Center
Roy Neilson
U.S
N. P. Neilson
South Hayes Avenue
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Panama
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
T. R. Neilson
Alameda
E. O. Leonard
Gate City
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
Black
Kissane
U. S. Orchestra
Charlotte Russell
Cuthura
Hoefgen St
Indianapolis
Ind
Pis
Seazrat
Chamber Committee On Finance
Doctor
Hassetts
Knights Templar Commandery
Petersen
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