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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Lynn Gee returned from Provo where they attended Brigham Young University. Gee earned a Bachelor of Arts degree and served as assistant instructor of bacteriology the past school year. He was president of Beta Beta Beta and both joined the German club activities.
Members of the North End Neighborhood club held a final luncheon at Hinckleys with co hosts Mrs E A Dufford and Mrs Charles Bohrer. After lunch they adjourned to the Dufford home on North Arthur for bridge where Mrs C E Wright won high and Mrs Dufford second. Guest award went to Mrs Garst. attendees included Mrs E I Garst and Mrs Francis Howell of Stockton California and members listed as R E Manning A E Berosek A C Cripe C W Wright F A Purdy L R Brown Hugh Branham F W Schmidt.
Mrs. W. N. McCarty hosted the Monte Carlo club Monday afternoon. Miss Edith Wright scored high in the games. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Valentine, Mrs. J. H. Peterson, Miss Edith Wright, Mrs. F. A. Burton, Miss Margaret Gilmore, and Miss Oda Worel.
Miss Marjorie Collins and Miss Constance Turner return today from the University of Idaho in Moscow where they have been students. They will be accompanied by Mrs. R. B. Turner who has visited Moscow and Spokane for two weeks.
Miss Lorna Jane Cornell daughter of Mr and Mrs W I Cornell who has been at the University of Idaho in Moscow is expected to arrive home today. Mrs G C Abell and daughter Nola Margaret of Los Angeles will arrive here Wednesday to visit Mrs Abell's parents Mr and Mrs M J Sheeran of 541 North Arthur. Mrs J M Knowles hosted the Tuesday afternoon bridge club for a pleasant afternoon of cards.
In Bannock County Idaho the Probate Court schedules a June 20 1935 10:00 AM hearing to prove the will of Paul Bistline and to consider Grace Bistline’s petition for letters testamentary. Any interested party may appear. Signed June 8 1935 by Probate Judge Robert Callis. Terrell and Bistline represent the petitioner.
J R Field, 61, Idaho pioneer orchardist and founder of New Plymouth, died after a long illness in Emmett. He was widely known as the Cherry King in the region.
Hutchinson Field at the University hosts a Union Pacific sponsored field day for children aged 10 to 15 during Railroad Week at 3 p.m. Events include boys dashes and three legged races requiring straps for partners, and girls dashes and potato races with equipment provided. Prizes awarded for first to third per event on the grassy gridiron.
Complete Lewiston municipal returns show incumbent Mayor Ray J. White re-elected to a third term.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs approved a resolution backing federal legislation to disseminate scientifically regulated birth control information by a 493 to 17 vote. The convention also urged aid for cancer control and child welfare and condemned lynching communism and fascism.
Circuit Judge Finneg an ruled that violence is not a path to collect back alimony. He issued an injunction against Ada Cole 40 from harassing her ex husband Thomas Cole. Cole still owes $50 by order of the court.
In the Eastern District of Idaho, Elijah Bore Head was adjudicated bankrupt on June 10 1935. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 23 1935 at 10:00 AM in 308 309 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business.
Executor of the estate of Jane 4. Eldredge announces to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be exhibited at the office of Merrill.
James A. Eldredge names Merrill, 504-505 Carlson Building, Pocatello Idaho as his business address for all matters of the Jane J. Eldredge estate. Dated May 28 1936. Attorneys Moyle Moyle Salt Lake City Utah and Merrill Merrill Idaho represent the executor.
In Martinsburg West Virginia on June 11 a dealer cut ice to 15 cents per hundredweight. To lure buyers the same offer included a fly swatter and a large bag of salt as inducements.
London June 11 the prince of Wales publicly endorsed a suggestion that a British legion deputation should pay a goodwill visit to Germany. The proposal aims to ease postwar tensions and foster reconciliation between nations.
W D Gills former Idaho attorney general announced in Weiser Idaho that a Republican party rally planned for Wednesday has been postponed. The event was to feature local officials and supporters in the political rally.
The event has been delayed to Wednesday night of next week. Boise newspaperman H. H. Miller will be one of the speakers.
M. G. Rogers of near Hopkinsville Kentucky challenged a store’s claim that he owed $29.31 and won his case in court.
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