Pinkerton School Revue Tuesday In Frazier Hall
Pinkerton school presents annual dance revue in Frazier hall Tuesday evening with numerous participants including Gay Hanson Sharon Chambers Jean Slaughter Helene Gestring Virgo Dixon Emily Lou Service Donna Lou Barrett and many others. Mrs H D Holsinger appears on the program singing Roses of Picardy and God Bless America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton School
Frazier Hall
Gay Hanson
Sharon Chambers
Jean Slaughter
Helene Gestring
Virgo Dixon
Emily Lou Service
Donna Lou Barrett
Stanley Byington
Nona Heyland
Bobby Herrick
Norma Morris
Shirley Hall
McCammon
Jackie Robison
Idaho Falls
Carol Rounds
Dorothy Finlayson
Margery Dean
Carol Deaton
Kathleen Dillon
Laura Lee Fawson
Mary Morley
Suzanne Lane
Mary Lee Airshie
Helen McFarland
Carol Lyons
Gunda Howard
Patty Adams
Myrlyn Bruce
Sharon Stone
Patricia Jones
Helene Cleave
Margaret Ray
Ida Kaneko
Jo Johanson
Carl Deaton
Barbara Gasser
Helen Anderegg
Archie Service
Carl Ray
Joanne Smith
Ruth Cannon
Grace Ann Vaughn
Patty Yearsley
Lucy Rytting
Audrey Weese
Local Police Court Fines and浮 Past Week Violations
Erin Jones fined 100 dollars for intoxication and found asleep on a lawn at 1452 S Third. Edward Adams and James Carlisle each fined 100 dollars for vagrancy after a Memorial Park arrest. Edward Davis 61 fined 100 dollars for disturbance and abusive behavior while mooching at 252 S Seventh. Henry Carr fined 10 dollars for reckless driving and 2 dollars for leaving the scene after a bicycle incident near Fourth and Center. A list of individuals forfeited one dollar bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Jones
S. Third
William Ducard
Edward Adams
James Carlisle
Memorial Park
Edward Davis
S. Seventh
Henry Carr
East Halliday
Henry Mower
North Twelfth
Fourth and Center
Carr
Mr. Carr
Young Mower
John Goddard
Thomas 8. Richardson
Joseph Olive
Edward E. Farley
R. O. Young
Margaret Miller
P. M. Brown
James F. Tuttle
Given Sheppard
Mark A. Shurtliff
E. R. Howell
French Capital War Toll 45 Dead and 149 Injured
Allied air forces claimed heavy German losses as planes fought along the Somme Aisne and Maginot line while land fronts remained quiet except for small artillery actions. German troops press Dunkerque defense with 15 divisions and 200000 men, as Calais garrison holds the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Somme
Aisne
Chiers
Maginot Line
Rethel
Paris
Moselle
Rhone
Italy
Dunkerque
Calais
Kerque
Dover
England
Weeknight events and court actions fill Pocatello notes
Community meetings and church events are listed including a Westway club gathering at Mrs. Myers home, A M E mission play at the church, and Presbyterian Ladies Aid pet show with Dr E L Barbour. District Judge Downing grants a divorce to Garr ell Schumaker from Betty Love Schumaker. several court actions and incidents follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church
E. L. Barbour
J. L. Downing
Garrell Schumaker
Betty Love Schumaker
Ground galleries shield towns from German tanks and bombers
Ground galleries proved stout protection against German tanks and bombers as civilians reinforced fortifications. Local defenses leveraged earthworks and reinforced structures to reduce blast damage and deter incursions.
Idaho Notables Move Through Idaho
County Commissioner Jack Aljets reports heavy rain overnight in Turner and Lava Hot Springs areas. Mrs Mary Borah widow of the late Idaho senator travels through Pocatello en route from Boise to Washington D C visiting relatives and planning return in six weeks. J P Willis arrested May 29 on fraud charge related to milk bill, released after habeas corpus proceedings. further complaint filed in justice court over alleged past due rent. Willis represented by Attorney Boyart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kennedy
Court of Justice
William Ryan
Bernie Howard
Jack Lewis
Claude Vance
Lewis
Texas
Vance
Davis County
Utah
Finis Bentley
D. H. Sutphen
Gooding
Pocatello
J. S. Downing
Tom Hadley
Intermountain Chevrolet Company
H. J. Swanson
J. M Griffin
E. S. Harper
Commercial Development & Investment Company
Helen Gray
California
Oakland
Jack Aljets
Turner
Lava Hot Springs
Ben Bush
Moscow
Mary Borah
Idaho
Boise
Washington, D.C
Borah
J.P. Willis
R. A. Ward
I. E. McDougall
Justice of the Peace
Willis
George Cox
Attorney Boyart
Lions Club Plans Election of Directors Tonight
Lions Club meets at 6 30 tonight in the Bannock hotel to elect new officers for July installation. A directors meeting precedes and district committees meet after. Nominees include R R Willecke president Owen Beazley first vice president R Y Clayton second vice president John Lund secretary Roy F Miller Jr treasurer M J Christiansen and W E Swan two year directors Frank Rambo lion tamer and Dr E V Simpson tail twister. Additional floor nominations are expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Bannock Hotel
R. R. Willecke
Owen Beazley
R. Y. Clayton
John Lund
Roy F. Miller
M. J. Christensen
W. E. Swan
Frank Rambo
E. V. Simpson
Two Idaho Towns Show Decrease
Final census figures from the district office show American Falls up 13 percent in 10 years to 1441 residents while McCammon falls 2 percent to 489 and Rockland declines 27 percent to 284. Pocatello figures expected release this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Rockland
District Census Office
Pocatello
Carolyn Smith Weds James Vermaas In Informal Caldwell Ceremony
Miss Carolyn Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs William E Smith married James Vermaas son of Mr and Mrs S Vermaas of Caldwell in a noon ceremony at the Smith home 1125 North Garfield avenue Rev Reuel P Snider officiated with only close family present A breakfast followed and the couple left for a California honeymoon returning to Caldwell where Vermaas is in transportation business Mrs Vermaas a graduate of Pocatello High School and the College of Idaho Lukas Vermaas sister in law Mrs Warren Kirk and nieces Priscilla and Thomas from Helena Montana attended as out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Smith
William E. Smith
James Vermaas
S. Vermaas
Caldwell
Smith
North
Garfield Avenue
Reuel P. Snider
First Congregational Church
Pridal
California
Vermaas
Pocatello High School
College of Idaho At
Warren Kirk
Priscilla and
Thomas
Helena, Mont
Pocatello
Kirk
Idaho Student Receives Honor at Stephens College
Miss Shirley Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Turner 920 Tenth avenue Rupert Idaho received second prize for her short story in Stephens Standard contest at the senior farewell convocation before commencement exercises May 28 Turner a Stephens College junior contributed to the college literary magazine The Star of the East note June picnic at Ross park June 4 at 6 pm bring own knife fork spoon cup small fee. Mrs J L Atkinson and sister depart for Mexico tour. Mr Warren Kirk and children Priscilla and Thomas visit from Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia. Mo
Stephens College
Shirley Turner
R. B. Turner
Tenth Avenue
Rupert
Idaho
Stephens Standard
Miss Turner
Stephens
Ross Park
State Official Visits Auxiliary in Pocatello
Mrs. Clara Burdell of Emmett Idaho president of the LA P M of the IO QOF department of Idaho was a guest in Pocatello Friday making her official visit to Pocatello auxiliary No 11 of the organization. The meeting was held in IO OF hall Friday evening. She gave an interesting address and instruction on the work of the auxiliary. A social hour followed with refreshments served for a large gathering of members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Burdell
Emmett
Idaho
LA. P.M
Department of Idaho
Pocatello
Scouts Ceremonial Invests Esther Jones at Trinity Parish House
Girl Scout Troop No 3 and Brownie Pack No 24 held a ceremonial led by Mrs. Martin L Olley and Mrs M F Ziebach at Trinity parish house. Mrs Mortimer Chester invested Esther Jones and merit badges were awarded to Joanne Boyes Priscilla Chester Arlene Connelly Patricia Duncan Jean Howard Esther Jones Frances McKenna Priscilla Tede Rosemary Stoy Barbara Weston Beverly Wright and Maxine Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Olley
M. F. Ziebach
Trinity Parish House
Mortimer Chester
Girl Scout Council
Esther Jones
Edmund Bogert
Joanne Boyes
Priscilla Chester
Arlene Connelly
Patricia Duncan
Jean Howard
Frances McKenna
Priscilla Tede
Rosemary Stoy
Barbara Weston
Beverly Wright
Maxine Wright
Foot Traveler
Gloria Grigora
Janet Harper
Jean Thoma
Martha Jane Quinn
My Community
Prie
Tla Chester
Praneees McKenna
Rosemary Stay
Martha Jane Quinin
Princilla Chester
Patria Duncan
Jean Hopson
Fether Jones
Patricia
Brownies Earn Wings Enter Girl Scout Troop
The text lists several Brownies and girls joining the Girl Scout troop including Rita Rae Hartland Karol Hunt Patricia Kutier Gail Morgan Joyce Norris Donna Olley Sharon Oram and others with Miss Sean Ayler of Burley Idaho officiating as pianist Refreshments were served to Scouts Brownies their mothers and friends
Little Flower Circle Entertained at Mrs De Late’s Home
Mrs Kenneth De Late hosted the Little Flower circle at her South Third avenue residence Friday afternoon. Mrs Harry Wilson won honors at two tables of contract. Attendees included Mrs Arthur B Scott Mrs L F Castle Mrs C G Scott Mrs A J Lavery Mrs Ernest Mann Mrs M T Sheehan Mrs M Harold Cannon and the hostess. Palm Leaf circle No 19 now meets Tuesday evening at 8 in WOW hall with a program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth de Late
South Third Avenue
Harry Wilson
Arthur B. Scott
L. F. Castle
C. G. Scott
A. J Lavery
Ernest Mann
M. T. Sheehan
Harold Cannon
Palm Leaf Circle
Wow
Senate Considers Naval Expansion Bill In Congress
The Associated Press reports today in Congress the senate weighs a naval expansion bill while the naval committee holds hearings to speed shipbuilding. A joint military committee discusses Barlow bomb and the house considers minor bills as the dies committee begins secret hearings on communism in the south. Ways and means resumes hearings on a defense tax bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Committee
Joint Military Committee
South
M I A Boys Chorus Of 200 Plans Concert at Chief
The M I A boys chorus of Scouts and Explorers, about 200 strong, will perform at the Chief theater on Wednesday night under H L Fawson. The local group, ages 12 to 20, will present religious patriotic and popular songs and is noted as a premier intermountain unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.I.A
Scouts and Explorers
Chief Theater
H. L. Fawson
Intermountain West
M.la
Salt Lake City
M.la. Chorus
Pocatello
MLLA
Pocatellano
Era Entertainment
Spencer Tracy
Man
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. A. Westway Club
J. R. Myers
North Eighth
A. M. E. Mission
Presbyterian Church
Wayne Whitlow
the Shamrock
Ladies Aid of the
Ray J. Davis
Fort Hall
Dewey Washington
Sonia Washington
Dewey
Alonzo L. Baker
American Legion
America
L. C. S. First Ward
Allied Civic Forces of
D. A. V. Hansen
Portland
Oregon
Brown-Eldredge
Blackfoot
Hansen
Union Pacific Railroad
Lima
Mont
Seattle
Green Triangle
Yellowstone Highway
Effie Rowberry
Rexburg
P. Rowberry
Highway 91
Maple Street
Jesse V. Schoolcroft
R.F.D. 1
Sheriff’s Office
Rowberry
Bury Club
Police Department
Frank McKinnon
Dan Rompe
Janice and
J. D
Soda Springs
M. E. Bell
Catherine Hulihan
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Woodcraft
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Anthony’s Church
E. E. Scott
Parkview Court
Salt Lake
Mr. Scott
E. E. Grubb
Kate Treseder Scates
Paul Scates
Yellowstone
Portneuf
L. A. Lehrbas
Fort Hall Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
C. H. Casteen
Wilmington
N. C
Gus Spitopoulos
W. D. Boyle
Downey
Bannock County Livestock Marketing Association
Utah Livestock Commission
W. Dean Boyle
Lionel Merrill
Chesterfield
R. T. Hale
Boyle
James V. Foley
East Center
Grant and
Clark
Dana N. Wood
West Clark
Foley
Wood
Walter Nevada
Center Street
Clyde Brewster
Monroe
Nevada
Brewster
Bannock County
William Vermaas
J. L. Atkinson
Reva Beckstead
Richmond
Mexico
Mexico City
Ellar
Wsny
Stece
Browne Vintners Co. Inc
N. Y
Stoker
Blue Ribbon Bakery
Little Flower Circle
Congress
The
Associated Press
Senate
Chief
Patel
Whittlesey Pharmacy
Jantzen
Sport Oxfords
Red Cross Cobbies
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Fargo’s
Graves & Potter, Inc
Tribune Bidg
OVE D
Dr. W. A. Funk
Rudman & Gottberg Jewelers
Carlson Building
Etc
Carlson
Garrett Freightways, Inc
South First
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