Zioncheck sires vote outlook as others weigh bids
Washington congressman Marion Zioncheck shows strong backing from King County and state Democrats while rivals like Lieut. Gov. Meyers and Rep. Smith mull campaigns. Observers expect Zioncheck renomination though opposition discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington
Tien
Fio
Zioncheck
Willam Nadeau
King County
Vic Meyers
Meyers
Portland
Thomas E. Smith
Smith
Washington Commonweath Federation
Charles L. Smith
A Review By A G Dedicated to Idaho University Faculty
A 1936 Wickiup profiles the University of Idaho Southern Branch faculty with photos and Time style write ups. Editor Verna Bostic highlights instructors hobbies degrees and achievements while noting weaker athletic and organizational sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G
Wickiup
University of Idaho, Southern
Verna Bostic
Adlerika advertised as quick relief for constipation
A testimonial claims thirty years of constipation and gas were relieved by Adlerika within thirty minutes. The ad cites Dr H L Bchoub of New York noting bowel cleansing and reduced intestinal bacteria. It urges readers to visit Whittlesey's Pharmacy, Pocatello Drug Co, or any druggist to obtain Adlerika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Mabel Schott
Adierika
H. L. Bchoub
New York
Whittlesey
Pharmacy
Pocatello Drug Co
Adv
Argonaut to Have Pair of Editors
The University of Idaho semi weekly Argonaut will have two editors in chief next year. John Lukens of Boise and Phillip Hairing of Nampa were both chosen after the publications board could not decide between them. Dowain Vincent withdrew from school. William Ash of Boise was named managing editor and will succeed to the editorship in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Argonaut
University of Idaho
John Lukens
Boise
Phillip Hairing
Nampa
School of Dowain Vincent
William Ash
Illegal operation ring attacked in San Francisco and Oakland
San Francisco and Oakland police raided a coastwide illegal operation ring arresting three suspects. Captain Charles W. Dullea said the syndicate profited about $20,000 in seven California cities during January and February and paid doctors $1000 monthly in each city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Charles W. Dullea
California
Missouri Leads in Lead Production. Idaho and Utah Follow
Missouri heads state rankings in lead production, with Idaho in second place and Utah in third, reflecting broader mining output trends across the region. The data highlights state roles in supply chains for heavy metals and industrial applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Idaho
Selassie Denounces Italy Over War Atrocities
Haile Selassie declares he abandoned Ethiopia to avoid total annihilation of his people after noble fields and streets were filled with bodies of elderly, women, and children. He appeals to global justice, saying the League covenant cannot be silenced or overridden by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Italy
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Idaho Lions Elect F M Bistline District Governor
F M Bistline of Pocatello was elected district governor at the Idaho and Utah Lions session. J C Denton of Magna was chosen Utah governor and Boise named the 1937 convention city. Delegates urged lawmakers to provide an adequate parole system and clubs to rehabilitate the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Schiller
Salt Lake City
United States
Obituary and Funeral Notices for Beverly Fife and Lea Nelson
Funeral services for Beverly Jean Fife three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon LeRoy Fife of Lava Hot Springs were held at Lava High School with Bishop J C Hobson officiating. Interment was in Lava Hot Springs cemetery. Lea Jean Nelson six months old daughter of Clyde F Nelson died at home. funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at Downard chapel with Bishop La Vern Cornwall officiating. Interment in Inkom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Jean Fife
Leon LeRoy Fife
Lava Hot Springs
Lava High School
J. C. Hobson
Lava L.ds
Lava Ward
Ernest
Della Byington
Andy Byington
Arthur W. Hall
Lera Maughan
Beautiful Isle
Elizabeth Thorpe
Logan
Utah
Bud
Heaven
Alice Brewington
Sybil Hooper
Anecy Byington
J. R Maughan
A. A. Rowsell
Theodore Monson
Rilc Dixon
Pocatello
D. M Evans
A. J. Fife
C. M. Bauer
E. E. Bauer
Hall
Lea Jean Nelson
Clyde F. Nelson
West Clark
Lawrence Merl
Martha May
Russel Feldsted
West Bridger
Downard Chapel
Bishop la Vern Cornwall
Inkom
Downard’s
Doctors Wives Attend Luncheon for State Dental Meet
Society notes visit of wives of dentists attending the Idaho State Dental association convention. Guests from Billings Salt Lake Idaho Falls St Anthony Gooding Twin Falls American Falls Rigby Pocatello joined the 85 visiting doctors for a Bannock hotel luncheon and Antlers hall entertainments. Pinochle and monopoly prizes went to Lois Potter Helen Darling Beverly Dods Virginia Bullard. refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Herb Poynter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dental Association
Bannock Hotel
Bell
Billings
Montana
Dill Williams
Salt Lake
Burley Hudson
Idaho Falls
Phil Evans
St. Anthony
S. W. Liljan
Wallace
Robinson
Gooding
Burgess
Twin Falls
Lois Potter
Helen Darling
Beverly Dods
Virginia Bullard
Marie Ruggles
Mary Jean Campbell
Ruthella Wace
Dorothy Brennan
Grace Peterson
Ann Wagner
Herb Poynter
Mrs Booker Club Hostess Entertains Alta Vista Members
Mrs. R. E. Booker hosted Alta Vista club members at her East Lander home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs. W. C. Raidy Mrs. Harold Rubelmann and Mrs. Peter Long with others present such as Mrs. George Henson Mrs. James Mc Gonigle Mrs. Ralph Miller and Mrs. Roy Black. Two tables played with honors to Booker and Raidy. Sup per was served at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Vista Club
R. E. Booker
East Lander
W. C. Raidy
Harold Rubelmann
Peter Long
George Henson
James McGonigle
Ralph Miller
Roy Black
Booker
Raidy
Mrs. Harry Bryan Hostess for Contract Club Luncheon
Mrs. Harry Bryan entertained her contract club at a luncheon Tuesday afternoon at her South Hayes avenue home. Guests included Mrs. George Pew Mrs. Lyon Healy Mrs. Glenn F. Bunn and Mrs. Curtis Bohlscheid who won the honors of the contract games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bryan
South Hayes Avenue
George Pew
Lyon Healy
Glenn F. Bunn
Curtis Bohlscheid
Bohlscheid
Have Club at Newton Ranch
Mrs A M Newton hosted a Wednesday bridge club meeting at her summer place on Rapid Creek near Inkom. Two tables played contract with honors shared by Mrs W W Woolard and Mrs E A Dufford. Other attendees included Mrs A E Berosek, Mrs A C Cripe, Mrs E L Garst, Mrs E W Hall, Mrs Newton and Mrs Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Newton
Rapid Creek
Inkom
Arthur Walters
W. W. Woolard
E. A. Dufford
A. E. Berosek
A. C. Cripe
E. L. Garst
E. W. Hall
Newton
Walters
Health Expert to Speak at 4-H Short Course
Miss Fannie B. Shaw, health consultant for the National Tuberculosis Association, will address the 4-H short course at the University of Idaho Southern Branch on June 10. She serves on health committees for the National Education Association and the American Medical Association and coauthored Materials and Methods of Health Education with Dr. Jesse Feiring Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie B. Shaw
National Tuberculosis Association
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Idahoans Obtain Licenses In Utah
Salt Lake City reports marriage licenses issued yesterday to Rex Thomas Price 21 and Edna Louise Crowley 18 both of Idaho Falls. Lawrence Joseph Davenport 29 of Idaho Falls and Jennie Porter 26 of Basalt listed among recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Rex Thomas Price
Edna Louise Crowley
Idaho Falls
Lawrence Joseph Davenport
Jennie Porter
Basalt
Passengers Rescued From Damaged Freighter Fort Amherst
Coast guard cutter Argo rescued all passengers from the Canadian freighter Fort Amherst after it suffered a damaged side while anchored off Vineyard Haven. No injuries were reported. Also noted is a June 4 graduation item for Gregory High School.
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Fort Amherst
Vineyard Haven
Coast Guard
Argo
Returned to Ogden After Visit in Pocatalo
Mrs. John Noker returns to her Ogden home from a ten day visit with her daughter Mrs. George Henson and family in Pocatello. W B A 1 Lux No 6 plans a Friday meeting at Mrs. Ed Rose’s home 643 South Arthur Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noker
Ogden
Pocatello
George Henson
W.b.a.lub No. 6
Ed Rose
South
Arthur Avenue
Forest Fires Decimate Seedlings and Humus
Forest fires kill young seedlings before they develop into trees and destroy humus in the soil, threatening future forest regeneration and soil health.
Ethiopian exiled ruler accepts Italian vermouth
Haile Selassie, ousted by Italy, appeared to approve some Italian things at the Ethiopian legation. He served visitors today with Italian vermouth in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Haile Selassie
Italy
Ethiopia
Vermouth
Roosevelt Kinmarriage in Pasadena Planned
Capt. Nicholas Roosevelt of New York and Tirzah Maris Gates of Pasadena will marry in Pasadena tomorrow. The groom is a relative of the late President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Pasadena
Calif
Nicholas Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Tirzah Maris Gates
Job's Daughters Visit Oklahoma Parents and Members
Mrs. Fred Jeffery traveled to Tulsa Oklahoma to visit her son Robert McGlone and family. Miss Mary Poynter hosted Bethel No 1 Job's Daughters members at a card party at her East Lander home.
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Oklahoma
Fred Jeffery
Tulsa
Robert McGlone
Mary Poynter
Bethel No. 1
Order of Job's Daughters
East Lander
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Edgar A. Bobock
Gallinger Municipal Hospital
Marion Zioncheck
Reece
Neale
Dean Nichols
Wickiups
Miss Bostic
Coal City Coal CO
Jayne
Jaynes
Ean
Main
Girl Scouts of Pocatello
Bristol
Idaho Lions
Beverly Jean
Fife
Doctors’ Wives
Mrs. Booker
Newton Ranch
Gregory
S. D
Gregory High School
Mannah Miles Pageler
Vera Mae
Schilling
SIP
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Rice
Express
Betty Baxley
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Lydia Burkett
Dorion Room
Bannock
Job
Cavalier
Cavalier Trombone
Continental Brass
Carnes-Roberts Music Co
Windsor
FARGO
Penn-Marylard Division
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