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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
2
The university’s athletic director and two figures from Culshed Natic Sons were awarded the doctor of laws degree by Merriiall College at the firstIst commencement in the school’s history.
In a dispatch from Wendover Utah on June 5 AP reports debate over unifying railroad systems and capital economics to reduce transportation costs. The Northwest seeks lowest possible rates and best service due to sparse settlement and distant markets. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Harris of Oakland Canal suffered injuries when their car overturned near Wendover after losing control and rolling three times.
Observer reports Utah Republican delegates to the Kansas City 1940 convention show a pro Hoover tilt though some talk of drafting Coolidge. State secretary Lowe and Hoover club treasurer Dick state the delegates were chosen by pro Hoover supporters and will be greeted by Coorsdo delegates in Ogden on a special train.
Brownwood Texas June 5 three men Green Clark Alpha Clark and F W Bacer were arrested by federal investigators and charged with counterfeiting They will be taken to Austin tomorrow and turned over to federal authorities.
Blackfoot hosts a Junior Chautauqua week under Miss Mangia Prank of Portland with hikes picnics and a fancy tree parade plus prize awards. Officers elected include Charles Engle mayor Alice Conway clerk and several well leaders.
A very pretty wedding occurred Sunday at the home of Mrs Susan Thomas in Bancroft. Perdanchter Mildred became the bride of Robert Clayton of Paris. The ceremony was performed by J F Hertinger at Govick. Guests were served a pink and white rose themed reception. The bride wore white crepe georgette and carried tide roses. Miss Thomas, sister of the bride, wore blue georgette. The couple plan to reside in Paris after a teaching stint. Family and friends attended including Mrs Susan Thomas, Alvika and Gwendolyn Thomas, Con his brother, and several out of town guests from Swan Lake Downey Pocatello and Downey among others.
June 5 notes list many residents and guests visiting Bancroft and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Jal Henderson of Mic Campom, Mrs Mattie Sesom, Mr and Mrs Pred Hobbs, and Clair Merrill are among those mentioned. The entries reference trips to Albion, Lava Hot Springs, Bear River, and Lowsa Utah with various family visits and school activities noted.
Bancroft June 5 Phil Phillips celebrated his 86th birthday with a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Philips at their Woomana home. Relatives from Ida Falls Downey and Marsh Valley attended along with nine grandchildren and many friends. Music and gifts marked the gathering as Phillips enjoys good health and looks forward to more birthdays with family.
The Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways urge a merger to form a controlling Great Northern Pacific Railway company. They claim annual economies over 10000 dollars and filed the brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington after five hearings on the proposal.
Allan Bent ley was released from Bingham county jail after completing a sentence for a National act violation. William Jam Sandaine completed a three month term for possession of intoxicating liquor. Judge George presided as several locals gathered in Blackfoot for weddings and community events. The Breckfoot Trap Shooting Club results listed with shooters and scores from 25 possible.
A couple named Terri marked their eighteenth wedding anniversary, celebrated with family and friends. Details of the celebration were noted in local society notes.
The Improved Kotex was sold without notice of changes and claims exclusive new shapes for a slim, fashionable line and a comfort boost with a powder pad. Women quickly learned of the improvements and could purchase nationwide at new low prices in drug, department, and dry goods stores.
Plans finalized for a June 12 celebration by Aberdeen Springfield residents to mark an electrical service installation. A daytime program features rodeo and ball games, with a grand ball at Grenevies House at night. Springfield organizers Whey, Suyr er, and Loyd lead the committee. surrounding communities invited.
Directors voted to move the Eastern Idaho District Fair to October 1 2 3 and 4 to accommodate the Wortham shows. the event will be held in Blackfoot this year in connection with the American Legion rodeo and entertainment acts described as among the largest on the road.
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