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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

3

Girl To Face Judge Friday In Juvenile Custody Case

Sixteen year old Martha Adams scheduled to testify in juvenile court at Bonners Ferry about her rebellion against strict parental religious requirements. She accuses her father and sheriff of hindering efforts to locate her during her two year disappearance and seeks return to the Barstow California home. Martha lauds school and church involvement and states religion should not be overdone.

Bonners Ferry Martha Adams E. B. Schlette John Quincy Adams United States Bert Miller Boise Adams Boundary County Martha Leslie McCarthy McCarthy George McGowan Barstow Calif Christian Endeavor Society

Wife of Bishop Claimed by Death in Montpelier

Mrs Sophronia Spencer 37 died at home Monday evening from complications after childbirth. Born Dingle March 13 1899 she was the daughter of the late William Quayle and Elizabeth Quayle. Survived by husband Bishop S H Spencer five children her mother three sisters and several relatives. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm in the L D S tabernacle.

Ella Dunn Montpelier Norma Erickson Salt Lake City Genevieve Welker Chowchilla Calif L. D

Georgetown Man Claimed by Death

Fred Bartschi 75, a Georgetown resident since 1893, died in Georgetown Monday at 4 p m after a stroke following illness. He was born in Switzerland and survived by one daughter Mrs Jesse McCammon and seven sons including Leo Sharon Ernest Nounan Frank John George Earl Georgetown and Clifford Cokeville Wyo. Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Georgetown chapel.

Nounan Frank John George Earl Bartschi Georgetown Clifford Bartschi Cokeville Wyo Georgetown Chapel

Rainy Week Boosts Crops Across Southeast Idaho

A U S weather report by H H Smith notes rainfall from moderate to heavy across southeast Idaho, with temperatures rising and crops improving. Regions like Grace Bannock and Pocatello report good to excellent conditions, except some fall wheat and winter wheat areas. forage and pastures show gains with more rain expected. O F and Anna Rebekah lodge 14 marked Odd Fellows Memorial Day with graves decorated.

Idaho H. H. Smith United States Department of Agriculture Pocatello Grace Bannock County Blackfoot Bingham County Downey American Falls Power County Oo. O. F Anna Rebekah Lodge No

Lodge Holds Rites Salmon June 11

Members of Rocky Mountain lodge No. 8 I O F held rites in Salmon on June 11 as part of their fraternal observance.

Rocky Mountain Lodge No. 8

You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort

Fasteeth powder keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes with no gummy taste. Eat and laugh in comfort by sprinkling on plates. Available now at Pocatello Drug Co Whit tlesey Drug Co Schramm Johnson Drug Co or from your local druggist. Three sizes.

Pocatello Drug Co Whittlesey Drug Co Schramm-Johnson Drug Co

Students Desert USSR Hooverville at Idaho Southern Univ

Nine temporary dwellings stood at the improvised village near Red Hill with three remaining. Prominent students lived, studied, and built collegiate fame for Idaho Southern University in the camp. Bus Brown, Tiger basketball captain designate, was among residents. Officials plan dormitories to remove the need to reconstruct the village.

Hooverville Idaho Southern University Red Hill Bus Brown Tiger

Boise Woman Dies After Car Wreck

Mrs. Sadie Kestler, 59, of Boise, wife of Bert Kestler, died of heart failure after a Sunday automobile collision near Alexander. Her brother J W Frye of Santa Rosa, Calif., drove one car. a Boise resident drove the other. No other injuries were reported. The body rests at Whitman mortuary pending funeral arrangements.

Soda Springs Sadie Kestler Bert Kestler Boise Alexander Kestler J. W. Frye Santa Rosa Calif Whitman Mortuary

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