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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

3

4-H Clubs Meet At Pocatello Short Course

The second annual 4-H short course takes place June 23 to 26 on the University of Idaho Southern Branch campus in Pocatello. Dan E. Warren says the program teaches agriculture and home economics with university and extension specialists. Activities include weed control plant diseases livestock judging sewing room improvement and a Lava Hot Springs picnic with events. Registration costs 5.00 for members and 2.50 for leaders. two hundred delegates from eight South Central district counties and two hundred from Eastern Idaho are expected.

Pocatello University of Idaho Dan E. Warren Lava Hot Springs Idaho

Radio salesman shot during hold up in San Francisco

David Lindsay age 37 a radio salesman died from gunshot wounds after resisting a holdup in San Francisco. The assailant fled in Lindsay’s car taking $2.50. Police investigated the attack as a robbery.

San Francisco David Lindsay Lindsay

Twilight League Games Open Foundry Grounds

The City Twilight baseball league moves to Foundry grounds this week due to Worthington shows at the usual diamond on Seventh Avenue. Games run Tuesday through Thursday with crowds and traffic noted. Tuesday features Vice Idaho Oil vs Newberrys, Wednesday pits Pocatello Tent and Awning against American Legion, and Thursday matches Superior Bakery against Manning & Sorgatz.

City Twilight Baseball League Foundry Grounds Seventh Avenue Gherman Worthington Foundry American Legion University Lrge Vice Idaho Oil Newberrys Pocatello Tent

Large Attendance at Daily Bible Classes

Two weeks of vacation Bible school ended at the Blackfoot Baptist church with a closing program attended by a crowded house. Enrollment was 109 and average daily attendance was 88, with 48 children receiving perfect attendance awards. The exercises featured department works, a processional with flags, prayers, songs, and dramatizations.

Blackfoot Baptist Church Nts Sun Gay Philippine Islands

Hospital Program Showed Bright School Efforts

A hospital junior department presented a dramatized Missionary story "America for Americans" to inspire cheerful living. After the performance pupils filed to the basement where handiwork was displayed, and the audience praised the accomplishments across departments.

America

Medals for high school band and orchestra available

Medals have arrived and may be obtained by visiting Catherine Brandt in North Lincoln. P. J. Coffey will speak on the story of the diamond before the Retail Bureau of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce, hosted by the Lions Club. Old-Time Firemen plan a meeting at city hall Monday at 8 PM for former volunteers from 1890 to 1910.

Catherine Brandt North Lincoln P. J. Coffey National Jewelers’ Publicity Association Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Lions Club and Retail Bureau the Rod

Son Born Blackfoot June 7 In City

Dr and Mrs Egan announce the birth of a son born Saturday morning in this city.

Tribune Special Blackfoot Mrs Egan

Hunt for Ape Causes Panic in Norwalk

Norwalk Ohio residents in the western part of the city remain frightened by reports of a large ape on the loose. Authorities led by Chief F R Remington organized a posse of 100 men with rifles and shotguns to search for hours, but the beast was not found.

Norwalk F. R. Remington

Receiver appointed Friday for the Little Lost River project

Otto Fleischer of Arco was named receiver for the Blaine County Investment and Blaine County Canal companies tied to the Little Lost River project by Judge R W Adair in Blackfoot. The court will supervise operation. 7,800 acres total with water for 5,000 acres. Foreclosure suit by Columbia Trust Company of Salt Lake City seeks reduction of acreage to 5,000 and resolves several pending actions.

Otto Fleischer Arco Blaine County Investment Company Blaine County Canal Company Little Lost River R. W. Adair Blackfoot Columbia Trust Company Salt Lake City State Land Board W. D. Gillis

YMCA to Organize Playground Ball Leagues for Youth

The YMCA plans to start playground ball leagues for boys and girls aged 16 and under at its Franklin and Irving grounds this week to decide the city championship. Virginia Cornell will oversee girls play at Franklin on Tuesday and Irving on Thursday from 2 to 6 pm, with official competition during her visits. Mrs. C. D. Waring leads the play program committee and has named local chairmen to run activities for younger children, aiming to begin late this week.

Virginia Cornell Y Staff Franklin Ground Irving Ground Miss Cornell C. D. Waring

Severe Itching Eczema Healed By Cuticura Treatment

Roger Mitchell of R. 2, Troy Center, Wisconsin, describes severe eczema on hands with itching and sleepless nights. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, three boxes and three cakes cured his condition. sample offered free and products sold nationwide. June 6, 1929. Cuticura Laboratories Dept. H Malden MA.

Roger Mitchell Troy Center Wis Cuticura Laboratories Dept. H Malden Mass

Community program committees named for Caldwell park and schools

Mrs. F. EB. Dempster leads the Caldwell park program committee with Mrs. Roy Wade at the Senior high school and Mrs. E. P. Horsfall at the Lincoln school. Mrs. L. Roubidoux heads Whittier school planning. Meetings to organize the play grounds for all children occur this week. The program will run two afternoons weekly at 2 and 4 o clock and include group games story hour and handicraft activities.

F. EB. Dempster Caldwell Park Roy Wade E. P. Horsfall Lincoln School Wil

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