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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

3

Bertha Atkin Elected Altrusa Club President

Bertha Atkin was elected president of the Altrusa club Friday evening after a garden party and picnic at the Neilson home on Fillmore Avenue. Edna Jarboe presided, and Vera Ithler of the University of Idaho Southern Branch was named national convention delegate for June in Chicago Edgewater Beach Hotel. Mrs. J W Pearson and Mrs. Otto Stocker left for the Idaho Eastern Star Grand Chapter session in Nampa June 14.

Bertha Atkin Altrusa Club Neilson Fillmore Avenue Edna Jarboe Veraith, Ther University of Idaho, Southern Branch Chicago Edgewater Beach J. W. Pearson Ruth Chapter Eastern Star Otto Stocker Ruth Grand Chapter of Idaho Order of Eastern Star Nampa

MISS MORGAN LEAVES FOR COAST

Miss Margret Block daughter of Mr and Mrs Nate Block has been visiting Salt Lake City and returns home tonight with Miss Corrine Finkelstein guest for a week. Mrs George Slingerland hosted a luncheon and bridge at her South Tenth avenue home. Dorothy Morgan sister of Mrs Charles Wilson departs to San Francisco. Mr B Geisel and daughter Bernice of Idaho Falls visited in town.

Margret Block Nate Block Salt Lake City Corrine Finkelstein Miss Block George Slingerland South Tenth Avenue Dorothy Morgan Charles Wilson San Francisco Mr. B. Geisel Bernice Idaho Falls Pocatello

Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs. H. L. McHan Birthday

A Saturday evening surprise party at the Green Triangle honored Mrs. H. L. McHan on her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nash Major and Mrs. E. M. Yon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vogt and many others with table centers of peonies and bridal wreath.

Green Triangle H. L. McHan Paul Nash E. M. Yon Edward Vogt Parry Harrison F. E. MacKenzie Nate Block Myron Porges Carol Petersen E. L. Ames L. R. Roberts San Francisco J. Wesley Hassell Ernest Lehman T. J. Hetland Harry Bryan Claude Bistline Charles Kirchner

Art and Travel Club Plans June Luncheon at Bannock

The Art and Travel club stages its annual June luncheon at the Bannock hotel on Thursday at 1 pm. Members may invite guests, with reservations due by Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. C. Manson, president, oversees bookings at phone 1619 and a varied program includes The Romance of Quilting.

The Art and Travel Club Bannock Hotel E. C. Manson

Hoods Return From Extended Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs R E Hood and children John and Emmet visited in town and returned from a motor trip that included Guthrie Oklahoma Kansas City Baldwin and Boulder Colorado. The Hood family left Sunday for Twin Falls after visiting Mr and Mrs John Hood.

R. E. Hood John Emmet John Hood Twin Falls Hoods Guthrie Oklahoma Kansas City Missouri Baldwin Kansas Boulder Colorado

Women Honorees Host Breakfast Bridge at East Whitman

Mrs Nelson Howard of San Francisco is honored as guests Mrs Charles Kelly and Mrs Richard Howard will entertain at breakfast bridge Tuesday morning at the Kelly home on East Whitman.

Nelson Howard San Francisco Charles Kelly Richard Howard Breakfast Bridge Kelly East Whitman

Vickers Couple Return From West Yellowstone Trip

Mr and Mrs T M Vickers spent a week at their summer home in West Yellowstone. A highlight was the Gallatin canyon drive to Bozeman with brilliant snowflowers. The lake shore drive also provided a delightful trip this season.

T. M. Vickers West Yellowstone Park Country Gallitan Canyon Bozeman Lake Shore

President Roosevelt at Hyde Park Home Brief Stay

President Roosevelt spent parts of June 10 at the family house in Hyde Park, sorting mail and reports in a small study. He planned to stay until Wednesday morning before motorizing to West Point to present diplomas to the entering class at the United States Military Academy. He had no official engagements and hoped to greet neighbors and rest. He attended church services and toured forestry work with Dr. Nelson Brown afterward.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt West Point United States Military Academy Nelson Brown State Agricultural College

Crews Arrive for Poughkeepsie Regatta June 18

Five college crews test blades along the Hudson ahead of the Poughkeepsie regatta on June 18. Pennsylvania and Washington joined Columbia, Syracuse and Cornell. The Cornell and Syracuse teams were kept indoors due to rough water.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Hudson River Husky Pennsylvania Washington Columbia Syracuse Cornell

G Men confident third Weyerhaeuser kidnap suspect near

Washington reports boosted by Hoover as Harmon Mahan remains at large after Waley arrest and Mrs Waley’s capture. The case ties to the Tacoma kidnapping of George Weyherhauser, with secrecy and a ransom bill trail noted.

Washington George Weyerhaeuser William Mahan Mahan J. Edgar Hoover Department of Justice Salt Lake City Harmon M. Waley Washington State Margaret Butte, Mont Hoover George Weyhaeuser Tacoma Wash Alvin Bill Harry William Butte Waley Federal Bureau of Investigation Weyerhaeuser Justice G-men

Slater Predicts Biggest Fair for Bannock County

Slater, secretary of the Bannock County fair board, says the fourth annual fair August 31 to September 2 will be the biggest yet with more exhibits and higher attendance. A June 15 meeting will consider a tentative premium list and a permanent list by July 15. Department heads include Bren nan, Schutt, Hendricks, Jensen, Harper, Fisher, and Alater.

Bannock County I. W. Slater The Fair Board Bannnock County E. P. Brennan Chubbuck W. J. Schutt Potello O. E. Hendricks Swan Lake Harry Jensen Tyhee Harper Pocatello George H. Fisher Bancroft Agriculture I. W. Alater

Probate notices set for June 20 in Bannock County

In Bannock County Idaho the probate court schedules June 20 1935 at 10 AM in Pocatello for proving the will of Paul Bistline and issuing letters testamentary to Grace Bistline. Also executrix Signe Henriksen notifies creditors to present claims within six months at Merrill Merrill 504 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho with proofs.

Bannock County Idaho Paul Bistline Grace Bistline Grace Bistine Pocatello Bistline Anna Keefe Probate Davee State of Idaho Jens Henriksen Merrill & Merrill Carlson Signe Henriksen Executrix Jyl Joseph T. Pond Office of J. Leroy Pond Alma L. Pond L. Austin Pond

Notice to Creditors and Waterworks Bond Redemption

Notice to creditors for the estate of Joseph T. Pond deceased with executors J LeRoy Pond Alma L. Pond and L Austin Pond at Mering Pocatello Idaho. Also notice of call and redemption of Village of Alameda waterworks bonds numbers one through seven issued January 1 1925 with details provided to bondholders.

Alameda Bannock County Idaho

Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Bannock County Idaho

Public notice states Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation seeks sale of real property in Bannock County Idaho under a May 18 1935 foreclosure decree. Property includes parts of Sections 23 and 34 Township 11 South Range 38 East Boise Meridian totaling 320 acres. Sale set for June 13 1935 at 10:00 a.m. at the Bannock County Court House front doors.

District Court OF the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Bannock County Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation John L. Burrup Elva l L. Burrup Mary E. Fox Raymond Fox Fitle Burrup Bertha Burrup Sarah £. Waddoups John I. Waddoups Cora I Waddoups William L. Waddoups Elvis FE. Burrup Clarence V. Burrup John Burrup Elsie E. Burrup Bannock State of Idaho Range Boise Meridian Pocatello

Two More Children Drown in Ditches in Salt Lake City

June 10 report from Salt Lake City notes more drownings as irrigation water rises. Kenneth Elroy Burns, 23 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Burns of Butlerville suburb, fell into an irrigation ditch near home yesterday. Searchers spent three hours locating the body after he attempted to cross a narrow bridge.

Salt Lake City Kenneth Elroy Burns Kenneth L. Burns Butlerville

Foreclosure Sale Judgment Order in Idaho Case

The sheriff announces sale of the described property to satisfy a court judgment. Bids will be top cash offers in lawful US funds. Date noted as May 18, 1935, with M J Rossiter as Sheriff and Merrill & Merrill representing the plaintiff.

United States M. J. Rossiter J. B. Galet Merrill & Merrill P.O Pocatello Idaho

Drowning Death of 9 Year Old in Springville Graval Swims

John Enevold Averett a nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Pred Averett of Springville drowned in the Springville city gravels where he and two other boys were swimming when cramps struck he sank and his friends could not help him.

John Enevold Averett Pred Averett Springville Springville City John

Erosion-control Tests Use Mustard Seed Plantings

In California forests stripped by fires, erosion-control experiments using mustard seed plantings show promise. Researchers report reduced soil loss and improved stabilization in burn ranges, signaling a potential method for rapid land recovery and watershed protection.

California

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