Cattlemen to Meet Tuesday in Idaho Convention
Pocatello hosts the Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers Association state convention at the Hotel Bannock starting Tuesday at 10 a.m. Albert Campbell of New Meadows presides. Speakers include E J Fieldsted, F E Mollin, T C Bacon, C Y Jamison, and others with a banquet at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday and continuing Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Hotel Bannock
Albert Campbell
New Meadows
Robert M. Terrell
D. L. Bush
Malad
Campbell
E. J. Pieldsted
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
F. E. Mollin
American National Livestock Association
T. C. Bacon
Idaho Wool Growers
C. Y. Jamison
Oregon Cattle and Horse Raisers’ Association
Bannock
Rythm Ramblers
Harry Petrie
AAA
John T. Caine, III
Chicago
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
Seattle
Wash
George A. Peirson
Portland Union Stockyards
C. W. Hickman
Department of Animal Husbandry
University of Idaho
Moscow
Critchell Wins Idaho Golf Meet In 7th Amateur Tourney
Boise truck driver Ray Critchell defeated Pete Otteson of Ontario Oregon 7 and 5 in 36 holes to capture the seventh annual Idaho state amateur title at the Plantation course. Critchell previously held titles in 1932 and 1934 while Ben Peterson had won in 1933. Oscar Wanker beat Bob Davis 3 and 1 to win the president’s cup flight. Ted Marshall and Mobery Davidson also battled to a 1 up finish on the 20th hole in the second flight finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ray Critchell
Idaho
Pete Otteson
Ontario
Ore
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Iowa
Plantation
Critchell
Ben Peterson
Pocatello
Oscar Wanker
Huntington
Bob Davis
Ted Marshall
Mobery Davidson
How the Civilian Conservation Corps operates
The article explains CCC organization and enrollment. It notes three government branches oversee the program, including selecting, Army enrollment, and Forest Service supervision. Selectees undergo physicals, oath of enrollment, receive gear, barrack beds, vaccines, and begin a daily routine starting with 6:45 a.m. calls and 10 p.m. lights out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
CCC
United States Forest Service
Public Hearing on Village Tax Levy Alameda Idaho 1935
Village of Alameda Idaho schedules public hearing June 19 1935 at 8 p m at Village Hall 456 Fast Walnut Street to consider annual general tax levy for 1935 1936 and an appropriation bill proposing about fifteen mills for general purposes. Also notices creditors probate estate filings in Bannock County Idaho for Joseph T Pond and Jens Henriksen estates with six month claim period and attorney Merrill Merrill of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Idaho
Walnut Street
Board of Trustees
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Joseph T. Fond
Joseph T. Pond
Merrill& Merrill
Carlson
Pocatello
J. Laroy Pond
Merritt & Merritt
Jens Henriksen
Aald Trix
Office
Merrill & Merrill
Carlson Buildre
Jens
Wicen Beltelo
Old Timers to Visit Portland for Union Pacific Convention
A thousand Old Timers of the Union Pacific System and their wives gather in Portland Oregon June 5 to 7 for the annual convention. The event features the inauguration of the City of Portland streamliner on June 6 with a first regular run to Chicago. A multi section special train from Pocatello and Pullman cars from Salt Lake Los Angeles Kansas City and Omaha accompany the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific System
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
System
Los Angeles
Omaha
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Ogden
Pocatello
No. 17
H. J Plumhof
Union Pacific
Bonneville Dam
L. P. Brandt
Club No. 15
William J. Mullen
W. W. Woolard
Multiyear Boise Mayor John J. McCue Dies at 62
John J. McCue former Boise mayor and prominent Democrat dies of a heart attack at his home age 62. He served two years as mayor until this spring and was active in civic church and Ada County politics. Survived by widow Atella, two daughters and a son. Born Buffalo New York May 14 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
John J. McCue
Idaho Democratic Party
Buffalo
N. Y
Grant University
Chattanooga
Tenn
Los Angeles
Ada County
Democratic Central Committee
Byron E. Hyatt
Atella McCue
Levee Reinforcements Ease San Joaquin Flood Fears
Manteca California June 3 reinforcement of San Joaquin river levees reduced fears of more floods. The raging stream has already inundated more than 5000 acres of land and caused about 500000 dollars in damage.
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Manteca
Cal
San Joaquin River
American Girl Scout Troop Visit and Tests Held
Bodett the American Girl troop of Girl Scouts was entertained at Lieutenant Pred Guyot's home. Twelve girls and their captain Mrs L W Shira attended. Tenderfoot tests were passed and games were played with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Pred Guyot
Leutenant
L. W. Shira
Nicholas Ifft
Marguerite Twohy
New York
Ifft
Portland Guests Honored at Luncheon Bridge
Mrs. P. E. Nelson hosted a Friday afternoon luncheon bridge at her North Hayes avenue home for Mrs. Robert Ellis and her daughter Katherine visiting from Portland. Guests included Mrs. Mat Hill, Mrs. H. D. Benson, Mrs. M. H. Lundy, Mrs. H. Culbertson, and others. Mrs. Lundy won honors and Mrs. Ellis received a guest favor. Bridget was played with Leis Nelson and Mary Ann Lepak assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ellis
Katherine
Portland
P. E. Nelson
North Hayes Avenue
Sweet Peas
Mat Hill
H. D. Benson
M. H. Lundy
H. Culbertson
H. T. Hronek
McDermott
J. Batthews
Crawshaws Return From California Trip
Dr and Mrs L H Crawshaw returned Sunday from a month in California. They visited San Francisco post graduate work in Los Angeles and attended the opening of the San Diego International Exposition. The trip was by motor. The GIAA B of L B will meet in regular session Wednesday at 2 in W O W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Crawshaw
California
San Francisco
G.I. A
B. of
L. B
W. O. W. Hall
Hines Host Contract Club For Flower Decked Evening
Mr and Mrs B M Hines entertained their contract club with a centerpiece of vari colored tulips and other garden flowers around the rooms. Covers were set for D I Stone Dr D C Ray Dr L R Brown A R McPherson W S Cornell and the hosts. Dr Ray won the contract game honors after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Hines
D. I. Stone
D. C. Ray
L. R. Brown
A. R. McPherson
W. S. Cornell
Dr. Ray
Birthday Party Hosts Honor Margaret Bailey at South Arthur Home
Miss Thora Bailey and her mother Mrs. L H Bailey hosted a Friday birthday gathering with a bunko diversion and luncheon at their South Arthur avenue residence. Guests included Doris Jones Ruby Glick Laura Thomas Ellen Cook Lucile Greene Rhoda Thomas Evelyn Schneider Elaine Mitton Ada Van Orden Grace Marshall and Mrs Jay Wilson. Mrs George Slingerland spent the weekend in Ogden Utah visiting relatives. Florence Caton of Ogden, planned to marry June 6, as announced at a tea hosted by Mrs Claude B Cave in honor of her daughter. Florence had visited Pocatello previously with her aunt Mrs L H Crawshaw. Mrs A H Martin hosted the O E O club Friday at North Harrison avenue with attendees including Mrs Charles Seavers Mrs Margaret Gross Mrs John Brennan Mrs Fred Jeffery Mrs Leo Hurst and Mrs John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Bailey
L. H. Bailey
Margaret
South Arthur Avenue
Bunko
Doris Jones
Ruby Glick
Laura Thomas
Ellen Cook
Lucile Greene
Rhoda Thomas
Evelyn Schneider
Elaine Mitton
Ada van Orden
Grace Marshall
Jay Wilson
George Slingerland
Ogden
Utah
Claude B. Cave
Florence
Fred Caton
Pocatello
L. H. Crawshaw
A. H. Martin
O. E. O. Club
North Harrison Avenue
Charles Seavers
Margaret Gross
John Brennan
Fred Jeffery
Leo Hurst
John
Pocatello Club Brings Ladies Meeting After Bridge
The Pocatello Pioneer Ladies' club plans a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the W C A club rooms. Cards follow the business session with refreshments. Officers include Mrs. Millie Seavers Mrs. Eliza Hewitt Mrs. Mary Kinport and Mrs. Emma Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies’ Club
Millie Seavers
Eliza Hewitt
Mary Kinport
Emma Hurst
Scientist swap sends bones to Carnegie museum
Carnegie experts acquire a mammoth bison and rhinoceros fossils after a long exchange with Colorado state museum. The bones were dug in New Mexico while Carnegie teams studied dinosaurs in Utah, ending in a satisfactory swap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Museum
Colorado State Museum
New Mexico
Carnegie
Utah
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Terrell
Summer Coalee Gee Cash Coal CO
N. Main St
City Ci
Spring Canyon
IAL CO
Star Coal
Ainar
WM. Walker
Pilch Ave
Pocatelle
The
Civilian Conservation Corp
Tribune
Applegate
Pocatello Tribune
Civilian Conservation Corps
FERA
LEM
COC
Veterans’ Bureau
Rose City
Death
John J. Cue
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Bodett
Onor
Hines
Urie
Robert L. Glenn
Birdie Westfield
N. J
Billy Rohrbach
Echo Lake Country Club
Bennett
Idaho Glass Paint Co
West Center
Bennett's Glass
Langue & Myane Tonsesn
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