Three Killed and Seven Injured in WV Accident
Keyser West Virginia June 4 three persons were killed and seven injured all members of one family when an automobile struck them on the Keyser Cumberland road. Victims included Mrs Faye Walker Barbara Walker 11 Junior Walker 8 and the injured included Edith Walker Johnson 22 Sadie Walker 15 Samuel Walker 3 James Walker 18 Ernest Walker 6 Esther Walker 6 months Betty Johnson 16 months. Driver John Kiener Keyser was held for investigation. The Walkers were returning from visiting friends in Dawson.
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Keyser
W. Va
Keyser-Cumberland Road
Here
Faye Walker
Barbara Walker
Junior Walker
Edith Walker Johnson
Sadie Walker
Samuel Walker
James Walker
Ernest Walker
Esther Walker
Betty Johnson
John Kiener
Dwson
McCAMMON Community News Highlights
In McCammon June 4 updates note Daphne Watts leaving for Twin Falls for a salesmanship course and returning Sunday. Emma Jane Edwards visits Mrs John Catr on in Pocatello. Esther Edeen returns from St. Maries where she taught home economics. Foursome bridge hosted by Mrs Nash. Harding Gibbs back for summer from Onyx school.
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Nash
Harding Gibbs
Onyx
Ralph Openshaw
Fullerton
California
McCammon
William Watt
Pingree
Idaho
Vilate Watt
Edward Stephens
Long Beach
Stephens
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Sacramento River
Fannie Green
Tom Orgill
Irvin Baer
al Green
Pocatello
Terrell
H. H. Whittlesey
Clare Edeen
Raymond Thorpe
Local social notes span McCammon and Pocatello visits
Thorpe family and friends travel to Malad and Pocatello for visits and hospital updates. Local guests include Mr. and Mrs. Rae Farmer and Cynthia Barron, the Whitney family, and Miss Madge Anderson returning home. A wedding shower for Ruth Green and Edgar Rowe’s engagement gifts is reported along with temple excursion by L D S Junior girls. Baseball players Nash and Green head to Soda Springs, and Alva Lewis departs for California after visiting Salt Lake City and McCammon.
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J. F. Whitney
Dorothy
Pocatello
Jack Towsley
General Hospital
Towsley
McCammon
R. L. Dixon
Dixon
R. T. Hale
Logan Temple
Emma Hale
Leola Gittens
Elsie Luker
Leola Hall
Lucille Hall
Gladys Orgill
Edgar Rowe
Ruth Green
Truman Rowe
Jane
Deloretta Green
Jared Green
Earl Rowe
Harold Green
EB. 8. Carson
Gilbert Parke
Fawn Ellett
William Treasure
Loyal Mason
Gladys Edwards
Nona Obray
Tom Orgill
Leonard Hansen
Paul Nash
Soda Springs
Paris
Alva Lewis
Salt Lake City
South Gate
California
James Larsen
Bertha Montgomery
Drowning of 15-Month-Old in Summit County Ditch
Kenneth Brooks son of Mr and Mrs W Earl Brooks of Hoytsville Summit county wandered from home and drowned last evening in an irrigation ditch near the house. The mother missed him shortly after he left and later found the body in the ditch.
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Ogden
Kenneth Brooks
W. Earl Brooks
Hoytsville
Summit County
Italy’s first juvenile court established in Rome
Italy opened its first juvenile court in Rome highlighting a shift toward specialized child welfare justice. The move reflects broader reforms in handling youth offenses with focused legal procedures and social support.
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Italy
Rome
Tyhee Defeats School Bonds In Local Vote
Bond issue for 45000 dollars to build a gymnasium and heating plant at Tyhee school failed. Election held Monday between 2 and 6 pm produced 82 total votes with 50 voting against the bonds. Main objection cited was the plan for the new gym.
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Tyhee School
Bancroft News Roundup and Local Visits
The Bancroft baseball season opened with a Bancroft win over Conda. Local residents including Mrs. Mabel Falkman of Pocatello and Mrs. Orin Howe of Clifton visited relatives in the area. A Chesterfield fire destroyed the Emery Davids home with no injuries. Mrs. Julia Pond spoke on food values and a birthday dinner honored Mrs. Alford Dent with many local guests. New officers were chosen for the local club and Lucille Rigby began teaching piano at Downey.
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Tribune
Bancroft
Conda
Victor
Mabel Falkman
Pocatello
Earl Holbrook
Emery Davids
Chesterfield
Orin Howe
Clifton
K. A Stevenson
J. T. Filnders
Virginia
Salt Lake City
R. Hatch
Lewis Meeker
George Fisher
Ira Spidell
Marcelli
Jannetta
Hatch
Charles Meeker
Los Angeles
Ivan Miles
John Henderson
Mosdan Henderson
George Mickelson
Tige Allen
Logan
Bart Gerard
Delores
Montpelier
William Armstrong
Lava
Lars Carlson
Albert Rose
Marie
Dave McLain
A. C. Smith
Dan Lloyd
Elmer Lloyd
William Seiberts
Thomas Edgley
al Denton
Julia Pond
George H. Fisher
Amos Rigby
Vera
Audry
Lucille Rigby
A. C
Lucille
Swinyard
Downey
Ray Stevens
Bountiful
Leland Arzyie
Idaho Falls Considers July Horse Races Plan
Idaho Falls business leaders and the American Legion meet to decide on funding and support for a horse race meeting slated for July 22 to 24. If funds and backing are adequate, the event proceeds. otherwise the organizing committee would disband.
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Idaho Falls
American Legion
Island Park population rises in 1930 census
Island Park precinct in Fremont county shows 110 residents and four farms, up from 29 people and five farms in 1920. Other Fremont precincts report varied changes while Lemhi county entries demonstrate declines, with Yellow Jacket at 36 and Blackbird at nine residents.
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Idaho Falls
Island Park
Fremont County
Lemhi
Targhee National Forest
Blackbird Precinct
Lemhi County
Salmon National Forest
Funeral services set for Isaac Gudmundsen longtime Cassia county official
Burley reports funeral services for Isaac Gudmundsen 69 a Cassia county commissioner for seven years who died after a long illness He was a Salt Lake City native who moved to Idaho Falls 89 years ago to run a mercantile business and settled in Burley in 1910 where he again operated a store In Buhl the Anti Tuberculosis association announced a county child health camp will be held in Twin Falls city park this summer for 40 or more children focusing on malnutrition care
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Associated Presa
Burley
Isaac Gudmundsen
Cassia
Idahd
Latter-day Saints Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Gudmundsen
Idaho Falls
Grain Grading School Opens Monday at University
The Bannock county grain grading school starts Monday for two days in room 201 Science Building at the University Southern Branch. Twenty applicants are enrolled. B W Whitlock leads the Pacific coast grain inspection program with J F Welch of Portland assisting. The program includes purpose outline, a grain grading film, sample grading, and loading and weighing discussions affecting terminal inspection.
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Bannock County
Science Building
University
Southern Branch
W. Daigh
B. W. Whitlock
Pacific Coast Grain Inspection
J. F. Welch
Portland
Oregon
Ogden Pioneer Charles A Nelson Dies at 78
Charles A Nelson 78 a pioneer livery stable proprietor and Ogden native died today. He recalled a town slough used for duck shooting and drove Colonel Wheeler to west Ogden for an 1873 observatory eclipse view. He attended the Promontory departure for the Golden Spike linking east and west railroads. He is survived by son Dr Henry W Nelson of Ogden. Funeral set for Thursday. Eight moons attend Saturn with the largest about twice Earth’s moon.
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Ogden
Charles A Nelson
Colonel Wheeler
West Ogden
Henry W Nelson
White King Granulated Soap Promised Pure Cleansing
The ad touts White King Granulated Soap as pure and safe for delicate washing. It claims the product is condensed so a small amount cleans effectively and economically, suitable for heavy washing and dishes, made from vegetable oils and safe to eat.
Universal service debated by American Legion on defense and peace
The American Legion, with 800000 service members, argues national defense requires universal service as a peace guarantor. A Baer Resolution H J Res 251 seeks a senate study to plan universal service for wartime, endorsed as costless and worthy of study by national commander O L Bodenhamer. Mildred Kauffman of Kansas City is noted as the third woman to join.
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American Legion
Legion
United States Senate
House of Reproaritatives
Bael
O. L. Bodenhamer
Mildred Kauffman
Kansas City
Notice of debt responsibility by A A Keaton
A A Keaton states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than himself. Dated Idaho June 2 1930.
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Idaho
A. A Keaton
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