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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

3

Pocatellan On Veteran Staff Leads Idaho Convention

Delegates to the United Spanish American War Veterans and Women’s Auxiliary conventions closed in Lewiston with Nampa named as 1931 convention city. J. E. Marciland of Fruitland was elected department commander and Mrs. A. L. Downing of Boise became auxiliary president. Other officers named include J. P. Jones of Pocatello senior vice commander and Silas P. Hagler of Ontario chaplain.

Lewiston Idaho Nampa United Spanish American War Veterans Women's Auxiliary J. E. Marciland Fruitland A. L. Downing Boise A. C. Laster Nigmpa J. P. Jones Pocatello Forman Blunt Charlies E. Carder Twin Falls R. H. Parks Silas P. Hagler Ontario Ore J. A. Wood A. C Laster Bessie Shenck Ole Nelson

Blackfoot Groups Report Diverse Local Activities

June 5 in Blackfoot notices cover the Second Ward Relief Society theology lesson led by Mrs. Ray McClellan with Mrs. Ed Beazley in charge and Mrs. Iva Grover delivering a teachers' topic. Swastika Camp Fire Group led by Guardian Miss Ruth Chapman discussed a summer outing. A theatre party for Mrs. Leslie W. Lilienquist featured Lillian Gish's talkie One Romantic Night with readings by Miss Gwen Johnston.

Blackfoot Ray McClellan Second Ward Relief Society Ed Beazley Relief Society Iva Grover First Word Relief Society Annie Edwards Mesdames Jensen Pendlebury Aleene Decker Ruth Chapman Leslie W. Lilienquist Nora Jones Paul DeMordaunt Lillian Gish Gwen Johnston

Bride toasts and gifts mark pre wedding events in pink decor

Elaine Young and Gwen Johnston celebrate as bride and groom with a luncheon in a pink and white setting. Guests mingle in artistic surroundings, opening gifts from the stylishly decorated room. A separate note details a shower for Miss Wanda Parsons hosted by Mrs. J. A. Martin with dining, pinochle, and prize gifts.

Elaine Young Gwen Johnston E. W. Enlow M. D. Priest Gordon Kirkpatrick Estella Jones O. J. Jones Ira Corey Harry Trego Mark Driscoll H. W. Vanderwood Frank Pacina Fred Kleinschmidt Grant Rouse Harry McGonagle Dorothy Kirkpatrick Gladys Carlson Edwina Shawyer Bertha Driscoll Marie Hobbs Mary Sanford Ed Parsons Susan Thompson Martin Enlow Priest J. I. Young Pocatello Mr. Young J. H. Young Ogden Utah C. S. Woodside Roberta

Andersen Candidate for State Representative in Blackfoot Primaries

Judge J H Andersen announces his name for the Republican nomination in Blackfoot primaries. He notes personal sacrifice but offers his services to improve state institutions and assist the unfortunates in care. He has served on the asylum board and seeks public duty in the coming election.

Tribune Blackfoot J. H. Andersen Andersen Asylum Board George T. Cobbley

Idaho to Operate Own Butcher Shop

Idaho gains authority to run a horse meat operation, described as “on its own hook,” per an opinion by Attorney General Gillis to Dr. A. J. Dickman. He may round up wild range horses to curb disease risk, selling unbranded animals if unclaimed to fund eradication work in Owyhee County.

Boise A. J. Dickman Gillis Dr. Dickman Dickman Owyhee County

Johnson to Serve Longer Sentence

Neal Johnson, sent to Idaho penitentiary from Bonneville county for a six month statutory offense, must serve one to fourteen years. Attorney General W. D. Gillis advised the state prison warden that the judge had no authority to set a different term. Anderson consented to use of his name as a candidate.

Boise Neal Johnson Idaho Bonneville County W. D. Gillis

Fire destroys Fowler livery barn near Main Street

Fire broke out in the loft of the Fowler livery stable one block from Main Street, west of Barry repair shop. The barn owned by John Owler and leased to George Longhurst burned completely. a nearby residence and barn were saved. Insurance partially covers $3,500. Firefighters saved the home and wires were damaged in nearby areas. No stock was inside the barn. The origin is unknown, suspected faulty wiring. Shelley was briefly without phone service due to repairs.

Shelley Shelley Fire Department A. H. Manning Night Police George Longhurst Fowler Main Street Barry Repair Shop John Owler Woodville Foos Scout

Blackfoot Students Appear In Recital At Tabernacle

Robbins school of music and art presented the Little Symphony orchestra and soloists in a concert at the tabernacle. The symphony orchestra drew praise for careful training with members from Idaho Falls and Blackfoot, under director R A Robbins.

Tribune Blackfoot Robbins School of Music and Art R. A. Robbins Little Symhony Orchestra Tabernacle Idaho Falls

Symphony Recital Showcases Rare Massenet Overture

The concert featured an elusive Massenet overture learned abroad by Robbins, not yet obtainable in the United States, with solos by Elien Engsey and Lena Babcock from Kinho Paris. Audrey Wilkey performed Wilde’s The Nightingale and the Rose, and Miss DeKay made a poised debut on piano.

J. Massenet Robbins United States Elien Engsey Lena Babcock Kinho Paris Audrey Wilkey Oscar Wilde J. E. Bennett Ida Hammond Evelyn

Dr Scholl Zinc Pads For Corn Relief

Using Dr Scholl zinc pads relieves corn pain instantly and protects by cushioning to remove shoe friction. If applied at first irritation from new or tight shoes the corn may be prevented from returning.

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