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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

6

Society notes on Mrs Cosgrove and club rankings

Mrs. Alice Cosgrove plans to travel Sunday to Boise for the Democratic State central committee meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. P. E. Tressler hosted her contract club Tuesday with guests Mrs. J. P. Halliwell and members Mrs. Glenn Bunn, Mrs. Phil Dufford, Mrs. Harry Bryan, Mrs. Curtis Bohlscheid, Mrs. H. L. McHan and Mrs. George Pew. Tressler won the high score.

Alice Cosgrove Boise Democratic State Central Committee P. E. Tressler J. P. Halliwell Glenn Bunn Phil Dufford Harry Bryan Curtis Bohlscheid H. L. McHan George Pew Tressler

Petrone Family Establishes Home in Pocatello

Mr. and Mrs. Vito Petrone return to Pocatello and establish residence at 335 North Hayer, marking a new home for the couple.

Vito Petrone Pocatello North Hayer

Harris Daughter To Attend Kansas Summer School

Miss Ellen Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen S Harris left this morning for Lawrence Kansas to attend the University of Kansas summer session She is majoring in home economics.

Ellen Harris Allen S. Harris Lawrence Kansas University of Kansas Miss Harris

Club Enjoys Garden Party At Mrs Cleare’s Breakfast

Mrs Stanley Cleare entertained MC club members at a Wednesday morning breakfast in her garden. Guests included Mrs W H Cleare Miss Martha Christian and several others. Mrs Connelly substituted for Mrs Reginald and won the high score, receiving a guest favor.

Stanley Cleare MC Club W. H. Cleare Martha Christian E. E. Moberly F. C. Terrell H. B. Whittlesey E. N. Roberts Edward Connelly W. W. Brothers Connelly Reginald

Mrs Dunn Hosts Hostess Club Luncheon

Mrs Herbert Dunn entertained the Hostess Club at luncheon Tuesday at the Bannock. Guests included Mrs N B Grossman Mrs Lyon Healy and Mrs Johnsmeyer with members present Mrs R E Watson Mrs D R Field Mrs H C Irwin and Mrs R W Jones. Bridge was played in the afternoon and Mrs Jones won honors.

Herbert Dunn Bannock N. B. Grossman Lyon Healy Johnsmeyer R. E. Watson D. R. Field H. C. Irwin R. W. Jones Jones

Kensington Club Guests at X Ray Ranch Luncheon

Tuesday Kensington club members motored to Inkom and enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. M. Newton at the X Ray ranch. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Arthur Walters. Dined were Mrs. E. W. Hall Mrs. C. D. Waring Mrs. A. B. Arps Mrs. W. E. Holder Mrs. F. E. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Frank Anthony. Marion Cleare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cleare, returns home tonight after a year at the National College of Education in Evanston Illinois.

Kensington Club Inkom A. M. Newton Arthur Walters E. W. Hall C. D. Waring A. B. Arps W. E. Holder F. E. Fitzgerald Frank Anthony Marion Cleare Walter Cleare National College of Education Evanston Illinois

Rita Barrett's Guest Is Sister Mrs Dunn From Salt Lake

Miss Rita Barrett entertains her sister Mrs L O Dunn of Salt Lake City during a short visit here. Mrs Dunn has been a guest in the Barrett home for several days with family and friends greeting her presence.

Rita Barrett L. O. Dunn Salt Lake City

Miss Frances Tierney Visits After Yellowstone Trip

St Rita's Circle hosted by Mrs A W Hayes in North Lincoln home. Bridge winner was Mrs B F Hough with high score. Mrs P C O Malley received the all out favor. Guests included Mrs Emma Henry and several members listed, as well as Mr and Mrs L E McCreary visiting their daughters in Los Angeles before returning to Pocatello.

A. W. Hayes St. Rita's Circle North Lincoln Bridge B. F. Hough P. C. O'Malley Emma Henry George Primbs, Jr Hough H. J. Price C. E. Connors Joseph Primbs Wilfred Dohse J. A. McQuillan O'Malley Glen Holt Mary King Santa Vallar L. E. McCreary McKinley Avenue Los Angeles California Pocatello

Daughters Born at Blackfoot Beck Hospital

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alton Parker at Beck hospital June 6. Mr and Mrs Mark Hopla announce the birth of a daughter June 4.

Blackfoot Alton Parker the Beck Hospital Mark Hopla

Catholic Women Choose Boise for 1936 Convention

The Idaho Council of Catholic Women met in Lewiston and selected Boise as the 1936 convention site. Mrs. F C Hummel of Boise was elected president, with Mrs. Martin Scully as treasurer and Miss Florence La Salle as secretary. Other officers include Mrs. L Botkin as financial secretary and Mrs. Harry Mulligan as auditor. The group reaffirmed opposition to perceived evils in motion pictures and to dissemination of birth control information.

Lewiston Idaho Idaho Council of Catholic Women Boise Capital F. C. Hummel Martin Scully Florence la Salle L. Botkin Caldwell Harry Mulligan Emmett

Class of 1930 Plans Reunion in Pocatello

Members of the class of 1930 from Pocatello high school schedule a two day reunion on June 15 and 16. President George Rice leads committees to ensure a successful event. A June 12 meeting at 7:30 pm at the high school finalizes details and attendees must register at Bork's book store by June 14.

Pocatello High School George Rice Bork’s Book Store

Funeral for Mrs Rachel Barrer Held in Blackfoot

Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel Emma Barrer wife of Victor A Barrer were set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Second Ward L D S chapel with Ray J Eskelson officiating. She died Wednesday after a brief illness born July 1 1886 Glenwood Utah daughter of James L and Rachael Killian survives include her husband her mother Mrs James L Killian Orangeville Utah and brothers and sisters George E Killian Frank Killian Orangeville Charles W Killian Roosevelt Utah Dennis L Killian Los Angeles Marvin D Killian Placerville Elgie Killian California and Maria BE Buchanan Blackfoot

Blackfoot Rachel Emma Barrer Victor A. Barrer Ray J. Eskelson Barrer Glenwood Utah James L Rachael Killian Placerville Calif Elgie Killian California Maria BE. Buchanan

Girany Case in District Court Opens in Idaho

Edward N. Girany sues Oregon Short Line for 59000 alleging permanent disability from a collision of motor cars near Fimama Idaho on Sept 22 1932. Trial before Fifth district Judge in Idaho opened Wednesday with Peterson Anderson Bowen and Anderson lawyers for plaintiff and H B Thompson for defendant. Jurors named Harris Christensen John Aljets A H Anderson Lemuel Toler James A Quinn M A Rupp John Lloyd Harry Phillips John Gobson Amos Richman Vern Briscoe and Thomas Emington.

Edward N. Girany Oregon Short Line Railway Fimama Idaho Isaac McDougall Fifth District Court of Judge Girany Peterson, Anderson, Bowen and Anderson H. B. Thompson Oregon Short Line Harris Christensen John Aljets A. H. Anderson Lemuel Toler James A. Quinn M. A. Rupp John Lloyd Harry Phillips John Gobson Amos Richman Vern Briscoe Thomas Emington

Obituaries for Tillotson Ware Horton and Horton Families

Funeral services for Alvin A Tillotson 31 die at a local hospital will be held Sunday afternoon at the Third Ward L D S church with Bishop W E Gee officiating Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery under Hall Mortuary arrangements Margery Jean Ware infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James V Ware died Wednesday night services conducted at 2 pm at McHan mortuary with Rev Frank E Carson officiating Interment in Mountainview cemetery Elvira Smith Horton 53 wife of Jewell Horton Sr Tyhee Idaho died of pneumonia at a local hospital Thursday evening Survivors listed including husband children and extended relatives Funeral arrangements are with Hall Mortuary Services will be held Sunday noon at Tyhee L D S church with Bishop Sam Dunn.

Alvin A Tillotson L.D.S W. E. Gee Hall Mortuary Mountainview Cemetery Margery Jean Ware James V. Ware South Seventh McHan Mortuary Frank E. Carson Elvira Smith Horton Jewell Horton Tyhee Riverdale Idaho Jewell S., Jr Haymond S Hiram S Vernal Hiram W. Smith Lewis W. Smith Bountiful Utah Perry W. Smith Layfayette W. Smith Elroy W. Smith Lewis Packer Ezekiel McCombs Tyhee L.ds Sam Dunn

Obituary Notice Arrangements By Hall Mortuary

Officiating details are noted and arrangements are in charge of Hall mortuary with internment planned at Mountainview cemetery.

Death of Mrs Mary N Fowler in Idaho

Mrs. Mary N. Fowler aged 74 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Grooms in Pocatello Idaho. Born May 2 1861 in Kentucky she moved to Pocatello in 1914 and resided there. Survived by children Mrs Frank Grooms Lawrence Fowler Oscar Fowler Nestor Fowler all of Pocatello and Mrs Victoria Thrillkill of Spokane 25 grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral arrangements are under Hall mortuary and will be announced later.

Mary N. Fowler Frank Grooms South Eleventh Fowler Kentucky Pocatello Lawrence Fowler Oscar Fowler Nestor Fowler Victoria Thrillkill Spokane Hall Mortuary

Delta Rho Party Postponed to a Later Date

The Delta Rho party has been postponed, with organizers stating a new date will be announced later. No additional details were provided about rescheduling or venue.

Delta Rho

Parris Seeks Pardons Board Hearing for Minor Offense

I Gust Parris will request a pardon at the Idaho State Board of Pardons meeting in Boise on the first Wednesday of July 1935. He seeks relief from a judgment of conviction for furnishing Minor to a minor in Bannock County arising March 31 1934. Dated Pocatello June 6 1935.

Gust Parris Idaho 8 State Board of Pardons State House Boise Idaho Fifth Judicial District State of Bannock

May 1935 Expense Statement for Bannock County Wheat Group

A dated expense report from Bannock County Wheat Production Control Association for May 1935 lists salaries for allotment and community committees, field supervisors, travel costs of 8.05 and 223.64, office supplies, publishing and printing 2.50, phone 2.11, and miscellaneous supervisor equipment totaling 1939.98. The secretary A. E. Duke certifies the figures as true and approved by the allotment committee on June 6, 1935.

Bannock County Wheat Production Control Association R.scesserensten Seertiennee Eee A. E. Duke

Pardon Board to Hear Pleas in Idaho Session

The Idaho state board of pardons will review 114 applications at its quarterly session next Monday. Among the cases are eight first degree murderers and three second degree murders. Deadline for filing with Secretary of State Franklin Girard was yesterday.

Boise Idaho State Board of Pardons Franklin Girard

Special nine man commission urged to craft railroad retirement bill

Washington proposes a nine member commission to study and propose a method to enact legal railroad retirement legislation. The move aims to resolve long standing issues and chart a path for congressional action.

Washington

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Mrs. Tressler Petrone’s Mrs. Dunn Miss Barrett Modern Shoe Co West Center Frances Tierney Dorothy Morgan Virginia Wilson San Francisco Yellowstone Park ST. Rita’s Circle Rachel Barrer Canton Cafe N. Main St The Paris Co Winnie Mae Sally Ann Tropics Alvin A. Tillotson Cash Coal CO Guasti Sherry Angelica Muscatel Burgundy Lauterne, Riesling, Chablis Fruit Industries Chicago New York Stries Pardon Board Hopper Thos. Hopper Dairy N. Main Universal Public Utilities Consolidated Corp Tribune Kowles Mack
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