Mrs. T S Vallar Killed Sunday in Auto Crash
Mrs. T S Vallar 66 wife of bricklayer Thomas S Vallar died Sunday after being thrown from the front seat of a 1924 touring car when it slammed into a borrow pit on a highway 44 miles south of Inkom. The driver suffered head injuries, the car was wrecked, and the couple had been returning from Pebble after fishing. She was born November 7 1867 in Udine Italy and had lived here 35 years. She leaves two daughters Santa Vallar San Francisco and Julia Vallar Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legilda Vallar
Thomas S&s. Vallar
West Clark
Inkom
Vallar
H. C. Puller
Pocatello
Sheriff's Department
Arthur W. Hall
Pebble
Udine
Italy
Santa Vallar
San Francisco
Julia Vallar
University Golf Club Triumphs in Local Series Match
University Golf Club defeated Victor 174 to 124 to even the local series after losing to Municipal last week. Ross Park also won 194 to 104 on its home course, with a neutral venue eyed for the deciding match. Municipal pro Harry Borg shot 67 with a 35 first round, giving his opponent Dean Parker a one-stroke hole handicap. Amateurs leader Art Shultz posted 73. The Scores: Roy Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Park
Harry Borg
Municipal
Borg
Dean Parker
Art Shultz
Roy Thompson
Queen Kerma Keller Begins Centennial Reign Tour
Queen Kerma Keller the Fort Hall centennial queen elect kicked off her reign with an airplane tour over Pocatello and nearby areas. Accompanied by contest manager Jack Wagner and pilot E L Anderson the tour hailed Fort Hall site and Fort Hall replica as August centennial events loom.
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Kerma Keller
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Idaho
Queen Kerma
James E. Keller
Whitney
Miss Keller
Rita LeBailly
Kerma
Jack Wagner
E. L. Anderson
Old Fort Hall
Anderson
Indian Agency
Sports score roundup at Ross Park with mixed team results
A compact tally from Ross Park lists multiple player scores across RP UC and University entries. Notable figures include Bob Fulton 93 for RP and Pat Rauch 85 for UC, with others such as Jack Driscoll 90 for RP and C F Johnson 95 for RP contributing double digit totals.
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Ross Park
Bob Fulton
University
Dick Lowrie
Hubert Dillon
H. Branding
Frank Nichols
Arch Towns
A. C. Prazier
C. Carrico
Pat Rauch
Jack Driscoll
Kyle Babcock
Art Shultz
Martin Howard
Ben Peterson
Hubbard
C. F. Johnson
J. Q. Swain
Harry Borg
Dean Parker
Americans Fail To Snare Title In French Tennis
Paris June 4 Americans failed to win a title at the French hard court championships. Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey lost the women's doubles final to Elizabeth Ryan and Mme Rene Mathieu 3 6 6 4 6 2. Ryan a former Cali- won the singles title?
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Paris
America
Margaret Scriven
England
Helen Jacobs
United States
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Elizabeth Ryan
Mme
Rene Mathieu
Miss Ryan
French Veterans Capture Doubles Titles At Championship
The final day of the tournament saw Jean Borotra and Jac ques Brugnon win the men's doubles against Jack Crawford and Vivian McGrath in five sets 11-9 6-3 2-6 4-6 9-7. Borotra and Collette Rosambert then took the mixed doubles crown by defeating Miss Ryan and Adrian Quist of Australia 6-2 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Jack Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Australia
Borotra
Collette Rosambert
Miss Ryan
Adrian Quist
Moscow professor plans summer study of medieval cities and castles
An Ida ho Argonaut reporter describes a Moscow University professor of modern languages planning a summer trip to medieval cities to view city walls completed in 824 and to visit German castles including Heidelberg Hohenschwangau Wartburg Linderhof and Neuschwanstein.
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Idaho Argonaut
Moscow
Germany
Sargent
Heidelberg
Hohenschwangau
Wartburg
Linderhof
Nerischwanstein
Exhibition of Chief Ballard portrait in Idaho Glass & Paint window
The piece by T. R. Neilson featuring Chief Johnny Ballard hangs in the Idaho Glass & Paint company showroom. Johnny praised the painting and claimed it as his own once completed. The item reflects local art interest amid notes about community gardens and notable residents.
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Reg
Jim
T. R. Neilson
Johnny Ballard
Idaho Glass & Paint Company
Johnny
Harry Jacobsen
Roberts
Young
Call
Marion G. Roberts
Paul Roberts
Snake River Valley
Bud Molinelli
Journal
The
Tribune
Pocatello
Community Notes and Camp Safety Reflections
A local column reflects on camp safety and discipline in CCC camps, noting rumors and youth discipline challenges. The piece recalls a Japanese association picnic at Meridell Park with over 150 families, praising native courtesy. It also thanks YMCA Learn-to-Swim volunteers including Lael Anthony Wright and Louise Mack for a successful season.
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Floyd Sandusky
North Idaho
CCC
Sandusky
Chicago
Deer Lodge
Orifino
Meridell Park
Charles Kanomata
Takechi
Tribune-Y. M. C. A
Lael Anthony Wright
Louise Mack
Lucille Boyatt
Sue McCready
Margaret Cleare
Glenda Williams
Everett Tackley
Leroy Jenkins
Joe Burkholder
Jack Randall
Riley Ben Tandy
John Wolf
Ralph Nipper
Walter Manning
Francis MacKenzie
Johnson Boyatt
Douglas Spahr
William Lamar
Carl Bryning
Bob Crafton
Henry Proctor
Gene Allen
Clement Dickson
Fred Myers
Eddie Pickett
Orlando Fore
Robert Walters
Local Youth Seriously Hurt In Street Collision
Billie Griffin six appears in critical condition after being struck Sunday evening by a truck driven by Leo D. Adamson thirty six of Aberdeen in front of the Quinn apartments. The boy dragged 18 feet after being hit and remains unconscious with a basal skull fracture, hospital staff report.
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Billie Griffin
Reid Griffin
Quinn
General Hospital
Leo D. Adamson
Aberdeen
Adamson
John
Two Slain in Arizona Kidnap Plot Ambush
In Phoenix on a Sunday ambush two men were killed during a federal operation targeting a ransom extortion scheme. Robert Perkins aged 29 was struck by a stray bullet on a screened porch while Louis Walsh, 30, trying to flee with $3,500, walked into the trap and died as officers opened fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
I. Diamond
Robert Perkins
Louis Walsh
Walsh
Perkins
Diamond
Exoneration of Jrennan in truck incident noted
The oral contractor Jrennan was exonerated from blame in the truck incident. Investigating officer A. L. Oliver states the findings.
Party Honors the Bjornstads at Claude Bistline Home
Mr and Mrs J A Bjornstad were honored guests at a Sunday evening gathering hosted by Mrs Bjornstads afternoon card club at Claude Bistline’s South Fifth avenue residence. The event featured games pool and bridge followed by stereo slides of Edwin P Rhodenbaugh on trips to the east and middle west Chicago and California. The Bjornstads plan to move to Billings Montana around early July.
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J. A. Bjornstad
Wayne B. Whitlow
Arthur Walters
Roi Pyper
Rhodenbaugh
Claude Bistline
J. B. Bistline
June Walters
Carol Jean
Pete Bistline
Bjornstads
Billings
Mont
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T.s.vallar
Lava
Girl Scouts of
Bristol Park
E. E. Moberley
O. F. Call
E. L. Ames
J. R. Nichols
R. M. Terrell
Ralph Roberts
Nicholas Ifft
University Golf Club
Victor
Davis Trans. & Stor. CO
North Main
Forman
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
North Arthur
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc
Park Ave
New York City
RADIO
Western Coal Co
S. 2Nd Ave
Ludwig
University of Idaho
St. Anthony
Teton Peak Chronicle
Margaret Smead
Venice
Mackay
Ray Brookhart
Bert Chapman
Bert
Bert Harris
Albert Fife
Fred Dolbeer
Kinport
Jim Simpson
Reg Cleave
Arizona
Schilling Mustard
Lee’s Grocery
South Eighth
Chesterfield
Cerfiela
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