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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1936

Page

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Schedule for Playgrounds June July Events

Walter A. Woodward, director of the Pocatello playgrounds, releases a revised June and July calendar. Weather delays prompted changes. August plans and public tennis program details to follow. Events include June 15 district softball, 22 roller skating, 23 adult horseshoes, 25 city roller skating, 27 district marbles, 2 city marbles, and 90 district horseshoes. July features July 4 cycling city championship, 6 district O’Leary girls, 1 track and field citywide, 15 city horseshoes, 18 pushmobile, 20-22 city softball, and 25 lantern parade for younger children and girls.

Walter A. Woodward Pocatello Playgrounds The Rotary Club

Widow of Poets Wife Julia Field Dies at 29

Mrs Julia Field widow of Eugene Field the children's poet died of a heart attack at her home in Hertford Junction Wisconsin on Monday She was 29 The rural note adds a USDA report about poultrymen dipping summer eggs in a pale mineral oil to seal shells and preserve freshness.

Hertford Junction Wis Julia Field Eugene Field Department of Agriculture

Napoleon’s height altered French fate and other odd facts

In this column notes on historical curiosities detail how Napoleon I allegedly reduced France’s average height by favoring tall soldiers. The piece cites political shifts by Phelps Phelps and sketches figures about Pisa’s Leaning Tower and Soo-Chow Pagoda with ancient timelines and legends.

Napoleon Bonaparte Pisa Italy China Ho Lu

Driver Found Guilty In DUI Case

A probate court jury found Marion Merkley guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge George R. Bailey fined Merkley 200 dollars plus costs. bail set at 300 dollars and an appeal to the next district court term was noted.

Blackfoot Marion Merkley George R. Bailey Merkeley Merkley

Short course ends Thursday for 4-H leaders

Seventy four 4-H club leaders and 20 southeast Idaho counties finished day three of a short course at Idaho Southern University. Dairy judging was taught at Sorenson and Ashton ranches, with Ivan Loughary leading the discussion. Girls worked on clothing and baking on campus under Vivian Minyard Margaret Hill and Leatha Christiansen.

Idaho Idaho Southern University J. W. Barber Sorenson Ashton Ivan Loughary H. G. Hilfiker Bannock Vivian Minyard Margaret Hill Leatha Christiansen

Fort Hall Field Day Highlights Day Schools Event

Field day at the old Fort Hall boarding school featured field sports sewing exhibits a baseball game and a free lunch. Three buses transported children and parents as a damp chilly day drew a large crowd.

Fort Hall

Composer Johnny Black Dies in Ohio Cafe Brawl

Johnny Black aged 45 author of Dardanella died in Hamilton Ohio from a skull fracture after a Friday cafe dispute over 25 cents. He operated the cafe where the altercation occurred. Local authorities reported the death following the incident.

Dies Hamilton Johnny Black Dardanella

Many Idahoans Decide to Wed in Salt Lake City

Marriage licenses list Olaf Moller and Lisle Graham of Idaho and others from Idaho towns including Dennie Bennett, Pearl Smith, Russell Wright, Blanche Smith, Louis Eames, and Va Pettingill. Kent Taylor, a movie singer, once led an orchestra in high school but never sang in films.

Salt Lake City Olaf Oscar Moller Rupert Idaho Lisle Renon Graham Dennie I. Bennett Lago Pearl Mildred Smith Cleveland Russell Pond Wright Thatcher Blanche Nettie Smith Louis Alonzo Eames Almo Va Loy Pettingill Elba Kent Taylor The

Idaho Police Plan Meeting for 1936 Convention in Hailey

R M Pugmire of Pocatello announces the 1936 Idaho Peace Officers association convention to be held June 22 and 23 in the Hailey Opera house. Emmitt Prost presides. J G Hendrick gives the welcome. Herman J Rossie acts as toastmaster. Notables including L Givens Crowley Carver Chase Payne Waugh and others will speak. memorial service led by J L Balderston. Frank L Stephan of Twin Falls to be banquet speaker.

Idaho Peace Officers Association Hailey R. M. Pugmire Pocatello Hailey Opera House Emmitt Prost Law Enforcement J. G. Hendrick Hailey Chamber of Commerce Herman J. Rossie Wallace L. Givens Idaho State Supreme Court Ariel Crowley Idaho Clyde Bacon Idaho Wool Growers’ Association John A. Carver U. S Fred H. Chase W. L. Payne Salt Lake City Sam R. Waugh Raymond A Salt Lake Alma Marley Bannock County J. L. Balderston Frank L. Stephan Twin Falls

Public works seeks bids on Roosevelt highway gravel surfacing

Boise. G E McKelvey public works commissioner announced bids to be opened June 19 for crushed gravel surfacing of 12 957 miles of the Roosevelt highway between American Falls and Aberdeen in Power and Bingham counties.

Boise G. E. McKelvey Public Works American Falls Aberdeen Power Bingham

Steinerisms at Republican convention and Texas birth stats

A Cleveland report quotes the temporary Republican national convention chair on New Deal flaws with sharp aphorisms. It includes figures: Texas births fell 2,166 from 1934 to 1935, with 114,437 babies in 1935 and 185 births per 100 deaths.

Cleveland Texas

Hill Bros. Unveil Moto-Sway Car Lubrication System

Hill Bros. Service Stations debut the Moto-Sway device that simulates road action while a car is stationary to reach all lubrication points. The system, demonstrated at Garfield and Lewis, uses Pennz lubricants and aims to cut squeaks and reduce repairs while extending car life for Buick Pontiac and Graham owners.

Hill Bros Hill Garfield and Lewis Streets Pennzoil Gem State Auto Co Buick Pontiac Graham Adv

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