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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1936
Page
3
Local building activity in Pocatello through May 1936 totals 118 permits with $94,668 in permits to date. May 1936 alone reached $21,500 in building operations, driven by new dwellings and residential work, while new business construction remains down from 1935.
More than 100 members of the Byington family gathered at Lava Hot Springs for their annual reunion. They met at the high school auditorium at 10 AM for a program of music readings and speaking, then moved to Spa Park at noon for a picnic and aquatic activities at the Spa plunge. Freeman Byington of Lava Hot Springs was named president and Elsie Clegg of Downey was elected secretary for the coming year. The group praised Lava Hot Springs facilities.
Advertising Age reports retail advertising in 65 major city newspapers increased 5.9 percent for the week ended May 30 versus the previous year and 3.5 percent year to date. The week’s total reached 15,795,346 lines, up from 14,902,287 in 1935. Year to date totals stood at 360,879,974 lines vs 348,784,959 lines.
As the box scene ends, Hope in white satin with a diamond coronet moves with Rupert, while Elinor bears pain as Elinor’s bracelets and the necklace atop her keep the attention. Dirk, Isabel, and Gage observe the shifting loyalties in a town still returning. The curtain closes on a night where motives and romances intertwine amid questions.
Pasteeth powder keeps plates tight and comfortable with no gummy taste. It deodorizes and offers three sizes. Available at Pocatello Drug Co Whittlesey Drug Co Schramm Johnson Drug Co or from your local druggist.
Dirk and Isabel discuss Hope and Elinor at Merritt's tent, debating origins and a possible exotic name. Isabel muses on a Spanish connection and the idea of a parson's child, while Dirk questions the wedding and Hope's true ties.
Mrs. Cecil Clark who recently moved from Pocatello hosted her contract club at a luncheon in Blackfoot on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. T. J. Yonda Miss Marguerite Raney Mrs. H. F. Budenholzer Mrs. Delbert Bowman Mrs. A. E. Fridenstein Mrs. Evan Pearce and Mrs. Earl Rainey. Honors went to Mrs. Yonda and Miss Raney. Mrs. Edward S. Connelly returned Sunday from Salt Lake relatives visit.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Oscar Smith's home for a Friday luncheon. After the business meeting a program was held and a farewell gift was given to Mrs. Alex Campbell who will move to Omaha. Guests and members included Mrs. Campbell Sr and many Baker Oregon residents.
Representatives from several churches met at the YWCA in Pocatello to form a community missionary circle. Mrs Elmer Smith was named chairwoman with six meetings planned annually at different churches. A July plan for a get-together was also arranged. Participants included Mrs J Spencer, Mr Young, Mrs Kohler, Mrs Turner, Mrs Brown, Mrs Goethe, Mrs Kinder, Mrs Miller, and Mrs Nipper. Bob and Dorothy Munson returned from Logan Utah to spend summer in Pocatello.
The Central Christian Church Women’s Missionary Society met for a dessert luncheon and business meeting with Mrs. Ray Botts presiding. Mrs. G. Z. Goza installed new officers including Mrs. Harry Kinder as president and Mrs. Ed Boyatt as librarian, with plans outlined for the coming year. Others attended, and Desert Rose camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Thursday at Mrs. G. H. Sorenson’s home.
Dr and Mrs R H Munson expect a house guest this week, the doctor's brother C H Munson of Alhambra California arriving today.
Funeral services for Edna G. Goodenough 14 were held Sunday at 1 p m from the First LDS chapel in Blackfoot. Arthur Manwaring of the bishopric officiated with the Relief Society chorus opening the service and H A Gardner giving the invocation.
Elaine Wright offered a violin solo Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam while Howard W. Anderson, Edward Burns with Beth Pendlebury, Elijah Clark, and James H. Yancey gave speeches. John Rider gave the benediction. the closing chorus was Rest Rest for the Weary Soul. Pallbearers were Ivan Merrell Alfred Crampton Richard Clegg James Buttcane Archie Helm James Merkley. Floral tributes carried by Verda Burt Vilda Burt LaVern Hancock Jane Lesli Dora Pyper Dorthy Helm Vivien Kingsford. Body taken to McCammon burial under Sandberg funeral home Blackfoot. J. W. Howell dedicated the grave.
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