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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

3

Wilkie Leonard Wedding Held at Leonard Home

The marriage of Eileen Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene O Leonard to Prescott Wilkie of Firth Idaho will be held Sunday at the Leonard home south of the city with only immediate families present. Out of town guests include the groom the parents Mr and Mrs R F Wilkie of Idaho Falls his brother Richard Wilkie of Seattle best man and Mr and Mrs Frederick S Beal of Caldwell the bride’s uncle and aunt.

Eileen Leonard Eugene O. Leonard Prescott Wilkie Firth Idaho Leonard R. F. Wilkie Idaho Falls Richard Wilkie Seattle Frederick S. Beal Caldwell

Gladys Lynn Recital Friday in Anderson Hall

Mrs Gladys Lynn will present a vocal recital at 8 30 p m Friday June 9 in the Anderson recital hall with Vito Petrone at the piano The program features Italian German and English selections including Ave Maria Der Erlkonig Der Freischutz and The Moon Drops Low The public is invited plus a note that there is no water or air on the moon

Gladys Lynn Vito Petrone Petrone Anderson Recital Hall Lynn Otello Verdi Weber Bohm Schubert Kramer Gastaidon London Bridge Buzzi-Peccia Rachel Salter Cadman Mr Piper Curran Martin

Evans and Kennedy Wed in St. Josephs Church Ceremony

Martha Larissa Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank L Evans married Charles M Kennedy Capt CA Res 57th C A at St Josephs church at high noon. Services were officiated by Edmund R Cody with CCC personnel in attendance. Captain Kennedy and his bride left for a honeymoon to San Francisco shortly after the ceremony.

Martha Larissa Evans Frank L. Evans Charles M. Kennedy CA Res 57Th C. A St. Joseph's Church J. F. Gestring A. P Brideford

Challis Couple Wed In Salmon

Miss Ruth Cobbley daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Cobbley wed Harold Leaton son of Mr and Mrs William Leaton in Salmon on Sunday. Ruth was raised in Challis and starred in music, finishing with first division ratings at District in 1938 and National in 1939. Harold, a Challis graduate of 1931, studied at USC and now works in the family ranch. The couple plan to tour Yellowstone Park this week before settling in Challis.

Challis Ruth Cobbley Cobbley Harold Leaton William Leaton Salmon Sunday Blackfoot Pocatello Leaton U. S.C Logan Yellowstone Park

Local House Guests From Lincoln and Hutchinson

Mr and Mrs W H Allen of 409 South Grant host their son and wife Mr and Mrs W H Allen Jr and children Billy Frank and David of Lincoln Nebraska along with their daughter Mrs O R Drage and children Donna Ruth and Beverly of Hutchinson Kansas They arrive Sunday Mrs Drage and daughters stay about three weeks The Allens depart for Denver early next week Dr and Mrs A D LaMothe and son Francis leave Saturday for New York World’s Fair then Norwich Connecticut for a visit and will return via Washington St Louis Kansas City and Denver The Charles H Kiblers host their daughter Mrs Wetherington and Diane of Arco Diane has been here two weeks and her mother accompanies

W. H. Allen South Grant Avenue W. H. Allen, Jr Billy Frank David Lincoln Nebraska O. R. Drage Donna Ruth Beverly Hutchinson Kansas A. D. LaMothe Francis New York Norwich Connecticut Washington St. Louis Kansas City Denver Charles H. Kiblers Mrs. Wetherington Diane of Arco Diane Howard Goldsmith San Francisco Pocatello H. F. Goldsmith, Jr A. R. Mullens Goldsmith Gladys Mullens Campbell Soup Company Phoenix Arizona

Pocatello Visit Highlights Kibler Themed Travels

Sunday gatherers recount extended stay visitors from Arco and Circleville Utah. C M Thompson returns to Rock Springs Wyoming after Pocatello visit. Goldsmiths head toward San Francisco with Campbell Soup duties after June move. Mullens sons Richard and Glen expected home from Laramie University of Wyoming.

Sinclair Thompson Circleville Utah Pocatello Howard F. Goldsmith C. M. Thompson Rock Springs Wyoming Richard and Glen Mullens A. &. Mullens Laramie University of Wyoming

Fifty Girls Enroll At Day Camp In Ross Park

Over fifty girls gathered at Ross park for the official opening of the Girl Scout Day Camp despite grey skies. Brownies become Scotch Lassies and will craft caps and scarves. intermediates study Mexican culture with pottery and weaving. Seniors plan Swiss themes and outdoor cooking with hikes. Leaders include Mrs. J. W. Martin and Mrs. M. C. Olley. Open to all Pocatello girls over seven. no camp fee. rides provided. meet east side at courthouse and west side at library.

Ross Park J. W. Martin M. C. Olley Rio Grande Bernice Lowrie Helen Dick Liza Adler Archie Gesas Pocatello East Side West Side Girl Scout Office

Connecticut Ends 1939 Session With Taxless Economy Plan

Hartford June 8 The Connecticut legislature wrapped its 1939 session with Governor Raymond E Baldwin praising a program of true economy in government and no new taxes.

Hartford Conn Connecticut Raymond E. Baldwin

Whitefoot Plots Bold Rescue Of Buster Bear

Whitefoot the Wood Mouse sees Buster Bear asleep with a sore paw where Prickly Porky’s spear shows. A daring thought to pull the spear from the wound comes to Whitefoot, who is timid yet hopeful, while the warm pine bed lulls the bear toward sleep.

Whitefoot Buster Bear Whitefoot the Wood Mouse Buster Porky Doctor Whitefoot

Local Groups Head to Grand Lodge Convention

Representatives from the Kniehts of Pythias and Pythian Sisters chapters depart by motor for Lewiston to attend the grand lodge convention Thursday through Saturday. Pocatello delegates include Mrs. N. D Read grand chief of the Pythian Sisters, Mrs. R. D. Miller, and Mrs. A. P. Say with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Moore. Tom Moore accompanies the group to Boise. Afterward Mrs. Read visits relatives in Fort Klamath Ore. and Mrs. Miller plans two weeks in Pomeroy Wash.

Knieks of Pythias Pythian Sisters Lewiston Grand Lodge Pocatello N. D Read R. D. Miller A. P. Say C. D. Moore Moore Knights of Pythias Idaho Tom Moore Boise

Four Local Births This Week At St Anthony’s

Four births reported this week at St. Anthony's hospital include a son born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Willard G. Payne of Blackfoot and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. L. Spicer of 228 W. Buell. On Wednesday two daughters arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Burl McNabb of Inkom and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Moore of 236 N. Fifth.

St. Anthony's Hospital Willard G. Payne Blackfoot L. Spicer W. Buell Burl McNabb Inkom Wallace Moore

Price Names Idaho Representatives to National Council of 76

J D Price announces Harold Hinckley of Pocatello Neil R Fitch of Payette and Ernest Emerson of Kimberly named to Idaho’s National Council of ’76. The council seeks a national patriotic revival through cooperation with press radio screen churches schools stores banks and other groups culminating in Flag Week June 8 to 14. The goal is moral and material arming and a rebirth of patriotism amid world tensions and domestic threats.

J. D. Price American Segion Idaho Harold Hinckley Pocatello Neil R. Fitch Payette Ernest Emerson Kimberley National Council Chamber of Commerce America Council of 76 Price

Former Secretary Roper and Pell Named Co Chairs

McAdoo and Daniel C. Roper join Mrs Stephen H Pell as co chairs in a political update. The announcement highlights cooperation among party leaders and senior figures in shaping the campaign strategy.

McAdoo Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper Stephen H. Pell

California Public Forest Land Totaling 24 Million Acres

A report states California possesses 24 million acres of publicly owned forest land. The figure highlights the scope of government managed woodlands across the state and implications for conservation and recreation.

California

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