Country Club Finances in Strong Shape Says Meeting
President Leon F Molinelli and Secretary Port Arthur reported the Pocatello Country club finances in the best condition in years. Myron Swendsen outlined water supply conditions and recommended well treatment. The executive committee will act on recommendations. a new pump and well casing are likely. The club plans course improvements with five new fairways and nine-hole irrigation. A summer student membership was approved with restrictions. Roy Miller and T C Coffin praised for club work. Attendees included R E Archibeld H H Whittlesey H D MacCosham J A Ziceders Leman Fargs C G eli Myron Swendsen J H Peterson J F Molinellis C W P L F Molinelli Jr A B Arps D M Gauilafent Port Arthur L McConnell C J Kelly Nate Block E W Hall E W Stites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon F. Molinelli
Port Arthur
Pocatello Country Club
Myron Swendsen
Molinelli
Lyman Fargo
F. G. Caldwell
Country Club
Roy Miller
Greens
T. C Coffin
R. E. Archibeld
H H Whittlesey
H D MacCosham
J. A Ziceders
Leman Fargs
C. G. ¥Eli Myron Swendsen
J. H. Peterson
Civilization and Liquor Warn of WCTU Stand
Mrs Evelyn Glasser Goodman told a local group that civilization cannot survive war and alcoholism and the wets’ opposition to the eighteenth amendment. The meeting occurred Tuesday under Mrs Victor L Abbey Flower day was observed with hospital offerings and a floral reflection from scriptures. Condolences were sent to the families of Mrs Mable Tupper and Mrs Marguerite Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Glasser Goodman
WC T. U
Goodman
Victor L
Mable Tupper
Marguerite Wilson
Federal Officers Raid Mackay Tuesday Arrests Three Alleged Violators
Federal prohibition officers raided Mackay on Tuesday arresting Milt Russell and L T Clower for alleged liquor law violations. Russell appeared before a U S commissioner in Arco with a $1000 bond, while Clower was turned to Mackay police for prosecution. Evidence at Russell’s home included 10 bottles of beer and five pints of whisky. Clower’s property yielded seven cases of beer a barrel of home brew and seven pints of whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay
Milt Russell
L. T. Clower
Russell
U S
Arco
Clower
Russell's
Wisconsin Party Adopts New Platform At Oshkosh Convention
The Wisconsin Conservative Republican platform demands immediate federal action to secure an eight hour advisory prohibition poll and calls for legislation to curb chain organizations. The usual endorsement of the national party administration was omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Congress
Irish giant Lyttleton Rogers enters national tennis event
New York reports 6 foot 7 inch Irish giant Lyttleton Rogers entering the national tennis championship as part of the competition against American stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uncle Sam
Lyttleton Rogers
Bannock County Officials Draw 2024 Re election Bids
County clerk reports multiple candidates seeking re election or new runs for Bannock county roles. Arthur W. Hall announces for coroner on the Democratic ticket while William Beasley, C A Brown also seek coroner. George Wagenseller and E G Houde file for state senate and justice of the peace respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Hall
Bannock
Hall
William Beasley
Schumacher and Beasley Undertaking
C. A. Brown
George Wagenseller
Bannock County
E. G. Houde
Road officials seek federal aid for Malad to Bingham highway
A Bannock County officials led by L J Petty C H Bassett and George Gittins with W P Havener and P B Wilson met Oneida County officials Lions club and Utah road men in Malad to discuss federal takeover of the highway from Bingham City to Malad. Hobos questioned after a stone crash wounded a passenger on train 41 en route to Ashton. thirteen riders were jailed in Bannock County for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
L. J. Petty
C. H. Bassett
George Gittins
W. P. Havener
P. B. Wilson
Malad
Oneida
Lions Club
Utah
Bingham City
Mala
Bannock County
Ashton
Idaho Falls
Rotary Luncheon to Hear Gandhi Interview by Reverend Chester
Program Reverend Joseph Chester will address the noonday Rotary Club on Thursday about an interview with Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian revolt now jailed by the British. Chester formerly pastor of the English speaking church in Bombay, interview Gandhi. Thursday's meeting is chaired by Joseph Clothier, club president. Unsettled and cooler tonight and Thursday with a high Tuesday of 88 and a noon reading of 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chester
Rotary Club
Mahatma Gandhi
Chester
Bombay
Gandhi
Joseph Clothier
Police Court Fines Hit Traffic, Intoxication And Assault
J C Bruce L C Ross and L A Morgan forfeited one dollar each in police court this morning for alleged traffic violations. Patrick Murphy was fined 15 dollars after pleading guilty to intoxication. Ben Campos faced 25 dollars on simple assault charges and was convicted despite a not guilty plea. A Lions club and chamber luncheon Friday will feature P J Coffey discussing mining cutting and treating diamonds with African survey slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Bruce
L.C. Ross
L. A. Morgan
Dolar
Patrick Murphy
Ben Campos
Carver
Lions Club
Retail Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
P. J. Coffey
Coffey
Community Talker Levels on Local Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello business leaders gathered at a noon chamber luncheon to hear P H Mulcahey of Utah Idaho Central Railroad urge shared burdens and benefits of chamber membership. He called for city unity, cross district cooperation, and an expanded program to bind east and west sides and nearby towns into mutual prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
P. H. Mulcahey
Mulecaney
Utah Idaho Central Railroad Company
Pocatello
Mulcahy
West Side
Richard Wells
Vito Petrone
Gaylord Sanford
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Petrone
Rules Being Laid for Tribune Jackstone Program
Miss Virginia Cornell and playground leaders work out rules for The Pocatello Tribune Jackstone tournament. Girls may use any ball size or type, with a revised rules list to be published. Registration opens at Irving and Franklin fields ahead of next week’s championship draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Virginia Cornell
Pocatello Tribune
Cornell
the Tribune
Irving and
Franklin Fields
Community meetings and recital events announced
Today's Affairs Artistic Utilities club meets at the YWCA at 2 p m for polychrome work. Trinity club plans a gathering with Mrs J Brennan at 122 North Johnson this evening at 8 o'clock. Norton recital features violinist Clifford Norton and contralto Fern Dubach at Sanford Hall 8:15 p m Thursday. Sheriff Henderson attends ill mother in Logan. John M Evans aged 49 dies, body at Hall mortuary. funeral arrangements forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artistic Utilities Club
Trinity Club
Death of W. W. Overton in Santa Ana CA reported
Father of local man Dice-Charles H. Overton of 545 North Lincoln avenue received word today that W. W. Overton has died in Santa Ana California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dice
Charles H. Overton
Lincoln Avenue
W. W. Overton
Santa Ana
California
Y M C A Learn to Swim Certificates Issued at Pocatello
The Y M C A third annual free Learn to Swim campaign resulted in certificates awarded to 38 girls and 21 boys who swam at least 50 feet after four days of instruction. A group photo of recipients was taken, displayed at The Tribune office window, with late arrivals to pick up awards at the association office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
Tribune Business
West Center Street
Hoyse
Cornell
First Graduate Returns During Panama Canal Visit
Lieutenant-Commander J L Nielson, formerly of this city, visits relatives before taking command of the Coco Solo submarine base in the Panama Canal Zone. A Great Lakes Naval Station graduate, he was the first student and first graduate of the Idaho Academy, born in Pocatello 42 years ago, and he plans to depart June 21 for New York then Panama. He arrived early to register and is currently golfing at the local Country club and fishing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coco Solo
Panama Canal Zone
J L. Nielson
Naval Service
Great Lakes Naval Station
New York
Panama
Mr. Nielson
Pocatello
Old Academy of Idaho
Neilson
Editors Debate Silver Policy and Economic Reform
Editorial in the Wallace Press Times argues silver price decline reveals failures of the gold standard and federal reserve. It cites opposition from major smelting firms that defeated a silver duty, warns of broader consequences, and advocates returning to bimetallism once discarded 57 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Hawley
Anaconda
American Smelting and Refining Company
American Metal Company
United States Smelting, Mining and Refiing Company
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Refining Company
Phelps Dodge Company
United States
Wallace Press Times
Made It Play Day at GFWC Convention in Denver
The twentieth biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting paused after five days of sessions for a play day in Denver. Several hundred delegates, women from across the organization, enjoyed mountain trips described as framed by evergreens and snow-capped peaks, with the city-weary attendees drawn to the highland retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Fallsfield Mrs Clouchek Seeks State House Seat
Mrs W H Clouchek of Twin Falls has filed nomination papers for state representative from Twin Falls county. Major J L Hodgin had filed for re election but left for a guard encampment at the time of reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Wagenseller
Wagenseller
Pocatello
Twin Falls
W. H. Clouchek
Twin Falls County
J. L. Hodgin
Mrs. Lee Loses Congress Bid After Husband's Death
Mrs. Robert Q. Lee of Cisco Texas failed in her bid for the seat in Congress created by her husband’s death. She was defeated in the election despite her candidacy and local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Q. Lee
Cisco
Texas
Congress
Regular Notice at Bannock County Antershall
Regular at Bannock County Antershall on Thursday June 12 at 8 30 p m. Two attendees and schedule details appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Antershall
Thursda
County to spread poison bait for ground squirrel control
The extension service plans poisoning with 6000 pounds of strychnine oats in Bannock county land next week led by county agent C W Daigh. Ralph Stucky and Will Riter will help distribute the bait to several basins on scheduled dates from June 16 to June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
C. W. Daigh
Ralph Stucky
Will Riter
Readyville
Robin d Hawkins Basin
Upper Buckskin Basin
Arkansas
Lower Buckskin Basin
Swan Lake
Cottonwood Basin
Dempsey and
Fish Creeks
Lund
Toponce
Upper Top— Basin
Gooch
Chesterfield
Hatch
Gibson Jack Creek
Fisheries Chiefs to Address Bannock County Meeting
W. P. Foster chief of U S fisheries based in Salt Lake City and O R Mink Lemhi National Forest supervisor will be principal speakers at the Bannock County Sportsmen’s Association meeting at Antler’s hall Thursday at 8:30 p m Foster will discuss fish and fisheries in Utah and Idaho districts Mink will address fish and game life in central Idaho New developments of the local fishing situation will be discussed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Foster
U. 5S
Salt Lake City
O. R. Mink
Lemhi National Forest
Bannock
Idaho
Third Ward June Ball Preparations Completed
The Third Ward recreation committee finishes preparations for a June Ball to be held Monday in the ward recreation hall. It is the final event of the season with decorated hall, top city orchestra, prizes, and free refreshments planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Recreation Committee
The
Ward Recreation Hall
Census Returns Show Population Shifts Across U S Cities
Richmond Illinois and Cambridge report modest gains while Dayton and Provo rise sharply. In Utah Washington County towns Hobble with mixed results. Ogden area figures list Huntsville Bear River City Portage Fielding Newton Smithfield.
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Richmond
Idaho Falls
Cambridge
Mass
Dayton
Ohio
Provo
Washington County
St. George
Enterprise
Hurricane
Santa Clara
Toquerville
Washington
Ogden
Weber
Boxelder
Cache
Huntsville
Bear River City
Portage
Fielding
Newton
Smithfield
Big 50c dance at Gardens tonight
A town social runs at the Gardens tonight offering a 50 cent admission. Organizers invite residents to enjoy dancing, music, and community fellowship in a casual evening event. Proceeds support local youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardens
Carl Dice Weds Dorothy Cedrney in Moscow Marriage
Carl M Dice 22 of Pocatello and Dorothy Cedrney 22 of Moscow were issued a marriage license at the Latah county courthouse. Dice recently graduated from the University of Idaho School of Mines and earned Sigma Gamma Epsilon honors. Cedrney, a former university student, worked as a reporter for the Spokane Spokesman-Review and later helped manage the Southern Branch cafe near the Moscow campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Dice
West Lander
University of Idaho At Moscow
Dorothy Cédrney
Moscow
Latah County
the Tribune
Harvey Dice
School of Mines
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Miss Carney
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Southern Branch Cafe
Pioneer of Lava Hot Springs Died Sunday
C. A. Bristol, 79, longtime Lava Hot Springs resident and former postmaster, died Sunday. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 PM at the Lava High School building with interment in Lava cemetery. He owned a store, mined, and worked in newspapers, and was a member of the Typographical union and the W O W of Marshalltown Iowa. Survived by son Grant Bristol of El Centro California and sister-in-law Susie Bristol of Bristol park camp grounds east of Lava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bristoll
Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Hall Mortuary
Bristol
Typographical Union
Marshalltown
Iowa
Grant Bristol
el Centro
Calif
Susie Bristol
Bristol Park Camp Grounds
Elks Annual Flag Day Services Planned in Pocatello
The Elks annual flag day program will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m on the grounds beside the Bannock County Memorial building. Public attendance is urged with Hugh D MacCosham as general chair and L E Glennon as principal speaker. W H Witty will present flag history as the Elks drill team assists. Eight replicas of early flags will be shown and the O B L band will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bannock County Memorial
Hugh D. MacCosham
L. E. Glennon
W. H. Witty
Elks
O. 8. L. Band
New Road Bids Open For Jerome to Gooding Route
Boise June 11 The bureau of highways re-advertised five miles of grading between Jerome and the Gooding county line bids to open June 17. No bids were submitted previously for the combined grading and surfacing work and officials cite difficulty obtaining surfacing material as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Bureau of Highways
Jerome
Gooding County
Boise Basin Days Celebration Opens With Derby and Parade
Boise on June 11 announces Boise Basin Days will begin with a bunion derby from Caldwell to Boise. Queen Susan selected from the caravan song will be crowned, an Indian raid on a pioneer train staged, and a grand parade features many transports. Twenty one competitors enter the heel and toe race for a first prize of 25 dollars, with merchandise and other cash prizes offered. Only walking allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Funeral services for Mrs Wilson Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Emily Marguerite Wilson 349 South Grant Avenue who died Tuesday will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM in the McHan funeral home chapel with Rev Joseph Chester officiating Interment is in Mountain View cemetery She is survived by husband John B Wilson an infant daughter Marjorie Anne her parents Dr and Mrs J M W Cannon two sisters Mrs D L Morrison and Mrs E Norman Vaughn and three brothers Robert M Cannon and Harold R Cannon all of Pocatello and Wilson B Cannon of Santa Rosa California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Mar
Guerite Wilson
South Grant Avenue
McHan
Joseph Chester
Mountain View Cemetery
John B. Wilson
Marjorie Anne
J. M. W. Cannon
D. L. Morrison
E. Norman Vaughn
Robert M. Cannon
Harold R. Cannon
Pocatello
Wilson B. Cannon
Santa Rosa
California
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Wisconsin Party
Hills Bros
A. W. Hall
Down Town
L. H. Lahrbas
Earnhardt Stables
Hanna
Kayo
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
Jimmy Hanna
Jimmy Frazer
Oakland
Frazer
E. S. Anderson
Salt Lake
Mr. Wagenseller
Mr. Anderson
Pp. H. Mul
Her of Commerce
H. W. Henderson
Logan
Mary Henderson
John M. Evans
East Center Street
A. F
A. M
Public
Third Ward
Carl Dice
White King
Boise Basin
Mrs. Wilson
RCA
RCA Radiotron
RCA Radiotrons
Dad
Petersen's
Sleep Hollow
Coxwell
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