Community notices and family travel updates in Pocatello
The notices list the William Knowles family reunion in Pocatello on June 9, YWCA meetings and dinners at the Shanghai cafe, Central Christian church, and YWCA rooms, and various visits from family members including Mrs. Boyd Tovey and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Richards. Also noted are local church activities, hospital news, open house at Pocatello General hospital training school, a chamber of commerce board meeting, dancing classes at Pinkerton, and upcoming travels of several local residents to Ann Arbor, Detroit, the West Coast, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. South
Marila
Joy
E. Whitman
Middlewest
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ruth Ann
University of Michigan
Detroit
Rollin
Pocatello General Hospital Training School
L. T. Clark
West Coast
Robert L. Clack
San Francisco
Clark
California
Rotary delegates head to New York City convention
Pocatello Rotary Club officers Carrol Petersen and Mrs. Petersen along with Corbett Terrell Martha Christian and Dr. E N Roberts will attend Rotary International in New York City June 12 16. Terrells and Miss Christian will visit Chicago and join Mrs. Sue Puget. Deadline dates for other local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Petersen
Pocatello Rotary Club
Petersen
Corbett Terrell
Martha Christian
E. N. Roberts
Rotary International
New York City
Terrells
Miss Christian
Chicago
Sue Puget
Royal typewriter lost in transit reported in Pocatello
Wm. H. Nuckols, high priest, notes on Monday June 27 that R. J. Reynolds of Denver a former Railway Express agent informs Pocatello a Royal typewriter was lost in transit around Dec. 16 between Pocatello and Chicago Reynolds believes the machine never left Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Nuckols
R. J. Reynolds
Denver
Pocatellan
Railway Express
Pocatello
Chicago
Mr. Reynolds
Special 6 Weeks Summer Course at Watson Dance Studio
Registration opens Monday June 6 from 3 to 5 p.m. at Studio 416 West Lewis. Contact 527J for details. A six week summer program offered by Watson Dance Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Dance Studio
West Lewis
Police Hear Complaint Over Damaged Motorcycle and Sidecar
Red Bartoschek reports a yellow pickup backed from an alley and struck his parked motor cycle and sidecar, causing $15 damage. Y D Black, a Pocatello detective, hopes to return to duty Monday after pneumonia illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartoschek
North Man
Y. D. Black
Pocatello Police Department
Cabrini Club to Host St Anthony Feast Lawn Party
The Cabrini club sponsors a June 12 lawn party from 2 30 to 5 p m on the St Anthony parish lawn to celebrate the Feast of St Anthony. An entertainment program and refreshments are planned and the public is invited. Police investigated a car collision at Carter and Seventh involving Richard L McLaughlin and Floyd E Exeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrini Club
St. Anthony Parish
Carter
Seventh
Richard L. McLaughlin
East Bonneville
Floyd E. Exeter
Taft
Missing Idaho Falls man may be victim of amnesia
Space describes damaged right rear fenders on two cars. William Packer of Baker reports his son in law Gerald Holden age 26 missing from home in Idaho Falls since the afternoon of April 31. It is feared he may be a victim of amnesia. Any information should be given to Earl Packer in Pocatello at telephone 1068 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Packer
Baker
Ore
Gerald Holden
Idaho Falls
Earl Packer
Pocatello
Chorus Members Meet For Idaho Falls Temple Event
All members of the MIA chorus led by H. L. Pawson should meet today between 10 and 11 a.m. at the Garfield street entrance of the high school. They will sing at 2 p.m. on the steps of the LDS temple in Idaho Falls with transportation provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA Chorus
H. L. Pawson
Garfield Street
LDS
Idaho Falls
Attempted safe punch at Bistline agency in Collinsville
Police report an unsuccessful break in at the Bistline agency 155 South Arthur where a safe dial was damaged but the tumbler pin stop prevented entry. The Commercial Credit corporation office at the rear was also entered and ransacked. Keith Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistline
South Arthur
Commercial Credit Corporation
Keith Keller
Theatres listings for CHIEF and ORPHEUM theaters
The Chief and Orpheum present varied film lineups this week. Streets of Laredo and Shockproof headline at Chief with a mix of Westerns and thrillers. Orpheum offers Set Up Sinister Journey and Mother Is a Freshman among others with a shift to Mississipp i Rhythm and G-Men Never Forget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
William Holden
William Bendix
MacDonald Carey
Mona Freeman
Orpheum
Robert Ryan
Audrey Totter
Hopalong” Cassidy
Loretta Young
van Johnson
Phyllis Calvert
Melvyn Douglas
Jimmy Davis
Wichita
Alan “Rocky” Lane
Pompei
Pocatello Drive-In
Green Dolphin Street
Lena Turner
Cartoon and News
Pocatellan to Receive Virginia Tech Degree
Virginia Tech will award 1,161 degrees at the June 13 commencement led by President Walter Newman. Candidates include 1,066 B S grads, 91 M S grads, and four Ph D recipients. Marshall R Cammack of Pocatello to receive a B S in agronomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Walter
Missing cash box and forced entry at Gordon apartments
William Morrison of the Commercial Credit Corporation reports a small metal cash box with stamps and petty cash missing. A rear hallway door at Gordon apartments shows damage, suggesting entry through that door. The door between the Commercial Credit Corporation and the Bistine agency was forced open.
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William Morrison
Commercial Credit Corporation
Gordon Apartments
Bistiine Agency
Merchants Offer Prizes for Best Pocatello Beards
Pocatello beard growers contest planned June 26 as a pre rodeo event tied to Frontier Days. Judges will award prizes for most glamorous longest rugged and prettiest colored beards with donations from local merchants including a shirt dinners a portrait and a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pocatello Bear Growers
Muriel Ruggles
The
Rodeo Association
Turkey Advances 18000 Mile Road Build With American Aid
Turkey undertakes a vast road construction program of about 18000 miles with U.S. capital know how and machinery supplying technical and financial support. The effort aims to improve transport links and stimulate economic development across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Knowles
Utah
Idaho
Y-Ettes
YWCA
Shanghai
Quild
Christian Church
Central Christian Church
East Center
Bob Bailey
Michael
N. Arthur
Council Bluffs, Ia
Boyd Tovey
Brent
Boise
Frank Barnett
Louis Petersen
Gons
Robert and
Bill
F. Lander
Canada
OES
Masonic Temple
B. A. Collins
Ben Richards
Long Beach, Calif
Charles A. Brown
N. Twelfth
Ywca Club
Ywca Newcomers Club
Moose Hall
St. Anthony's Church
M. J. McGowan
P. L. Johnson
North Fourth
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. Johnson
Sue E. Collins
Reed Apartments
Georgia Foreman
M. J. Hodkins
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock
Pinkerton School
Caldwell
10Th Ward
Frank Barker
Eddy’s Bakery
Supreme Woodman's Circle
Wow Hall
Theta Phi Lambda Sorority
Pocatello Teepee
National Secretaries Association
Clemence Karaboyas
Switzerland
Alpha Baguley
Helen Swim
Mary Keifer
Texas
Vicinity
Jose
F.F.A
Pocatello Future Farmers Association
Payette Lakes
Gov. C. A. Robina
Shawn
Beryl Traughber
LaMar Packer
Ralph Matthews
Norman Smith
Moyle Workman
Corwin Ward
Claude Cobin
Don Parkinson
Golden Roper
Dale Jones
Jerry Packard
John Guyer
Gordon Hudson
Reed Zandel
Kent Parrish
Eo Howard
Paul Stewart
Phine Ball
Middle East
Clara Knorr
Pacific Coast
Ted Talbot
City Poundmaster
Gate City
Knights Templar
H. A. Nachtrieb
Pocatello Chapter Ram
Frigidaire
Dorothy Bosquet
Pocatello Stake Bee Hive Girls
W. R. Hearne
George Cox
Fourth Ward
10Th and
Sublette
Police Department
South Second
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club
William Welton
Rudolph Goranson
Martell Fogg
Fred Hilliard
Rampton
Don Grover
Betty Burton
Citizens National Bank
Los Angeles
Rialto
Margaret O'Brien
Angela Lansbury
George Murphy
Phyllis Thaxter
Gene Autry
Esther Williams
Peter Lawford
Jimmy Durante
Xavier Cugat
Lash” la Rue
al “Puzzy
St. John
IS Wooheys
South Main
Pocatello, Idaho
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