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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1937

Page

5

Pythians name new officers at 44th state convention

The Idaho Knights and Sisters of Pythias elected new officers for 1938 at their 44th annual state convention in Boise. B. V. Suenkel was named grand lodge chancellor and Mrs. Anna Garlinghouse grand temple chief.

Tdaho Knights and Sisters of Pythias Boise B. V. Suenkel Genesee Grand Lodge Anna Garlinghouse Lewistow Grand Temple Knights Alex Howry C. L. Edmiston Pocatello D. R. Barnes Culdesac H. R. Elliott Kellogg John Rathmann Walter Basinger Grangeville W.J.T. Williams Payette L. S. Gundrach Wallace Grand Carl Tifft Sandpoint Carl Seegers Craigmont John Pointer Coeur d'Alene J. M. Lampert J. W. Galloway T. R. Jones Wardner Hazel Williams Martha Belle Read Dollie Parker Ethel Schmidt Coeur d’Alene Mary Bowman Proctor Zinna Laird Twin Falls Ada Hilligoss Lou Mathienseon Eva Chipman Ida Waters Weiser Clemence Eldred Warne Musgrove Glenns Ferry

Riots Averted as Troops Guard Steel Plant Visit

Troops move in to avert violence at a Bethlehem Steel plant in Johnstown Pennsylvania as the nationwide steel strike expands to a new unit. Officials warn the protest could spread to all Bethlehem facilities while Governor Murphy orders armed forces to Monroe Michigan to protect citizens during a CIO rally.

Hubbard Congress Steel Workers Organizing Committee Bethlehem Steel Corp Johnstown S.W.O.C Murphy Michigan Monroe C.I.O Homer Martin CIO Nited Automobile Workers Ohio Indiana

Ford Seventy Fifth Year Conflicts With United Auto Workers

The article profiles Henry Ford and his clashes with unionism led by the United Auto Workers C I O, detailing Ford’s independent stance and the hiring of former prize fighters like “Kid” McCoy as company police. It notes born August 16, 1902 near Marion Michigan and entrepreneur disputes over dividends and expansion.

United Automobile Workers, C. I. O. Union A. Ean Marion Ford Harry Bennett Bennett Kid” McCoy Martin

Senators Probe Tax Dodging by Both Houses

Six senators on the Senate finance committee join a joint congressional inquiry into tax dodging. Vice President Garner appointed the senior members of the committee with Doughton expected to head the panel. The probe follows President Roosevelt’s request citing evasion by the wealthy costing the government funds.

Washington Senate Garner Senate Finance Committee Harrison D-Miss la Follette King Utah George D-Ga Walsh Mass Capper House Doughton Lonegan D-Conn The Treasury Roswell Magill Roosevelt

Amusing Mildred Toron Admits Theft Motive

Red headed Mildred Toron aged 19 told Brooklyn felony court officers she stole about $3000 from her employer to amuse herself. She said the money paid a car down payment for her boyfriend and financed her friends visits to night clubs and theaters.

New York Mildred Toron Brooklyn

Battle of Wild Cat Fought in Rockcastle County 1861

A fierce Civil War clash known as the Battle of Wild Cat occurred in Rockcastle County Kentucky in 1861. The engagement marked one of the war’s bitter confrontations and involved Confederate and Union forces contesting the region.

Wild Cat Rockcastle County

Sunday Church Services and The Challenge to Education

Roger W. Babson urges revival of religion to guide national prosperity over materialism. He calls for active church support and living by biblical principles as civilization faces a crossroads. The sermon contrasts faith with Mammon and references ancient laws shown on Mount Zion.

Jesus Egypt Greece Rome Mount Bbal Sinai Moses

First Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Services

Corner Seventh and Lewis hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Mrs E C White superintendent. At 11 a m Rev N J Smith of Soda Springs preaches. Special music features violin numbers by Miss Margaret Comstock. Ladies aid meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Mrs G S Owens and Mrs Ed Wetherington assisting. All women urged to attend.

Corner Lewis E. C. White N. J. Smith Presbyterian Church At Soda Springs Margaret Comstock Ladies’ Aid G. S. Owens North Garfield Ed Wetherington

Seventh Day Adventist Meeting Notes at Woodman Hall

The Seventh Day Adventist at Woodman Hall on Main Street hosts Sabbath school at 9 45 a m led by superintendent Wesley Hagey and church services at 11 a m with elder H R Paige. Prayer meeting Wednesday night discusses religious liberty and moral law versus state power.

Woodman Hall Main Street Wesley Hagey Moses

Sixth and Lander Church Service Notice

Paul De F Mortimore is the minister at the Sixth and Lander church. A unified morning service begins at 10 a m with study classes, followed by a 10 45 assembly and worship service led by Prof Vito Petrone. Holy Communion heard with Sanctus by Gounod, solo by Miss Helen W son, sermon and evening evangelistic service with children’s feature. topic The Man Who Refused to Go In. Church welcomes all.

North Eighth Vito Petrone Gounod Helen W'son Christian Endeavor

First Methodist Church Seeks Fellowship Through Unified Plan

Gross W. Alexander minister leads at First Methodist Center Street Garfield Avenue with a 10 a.m. worship daily program including Children’s Day, a brief 11 a.m. fellowship, study classes at parsonage YMC A YWCA and church, Corner Club at 4 p.m. and Epword League devotional at 6 30 p.m.

First Methodist Center Garfield Avenue Gross W. Alexander Methodist Church Guy Knowlton Epword League

Midnight prayer and earthquake free prisoners

A report notes Paul and Silas praying and singing at midnight, causing a quake that opened prison doors and freed the inmates. The Biblical passage highlights divine deliverance as a psalmist voices God as hiding place and protector.

Paul Silas God

Grace Lutheran Church Services Canceled This Sunday

Grace Lutheran on Arthur avenue at Custer street reports no services this Sunday due to the pastor's absence. Sunday school remains at 10 a.m. Next Sunday services will be at 8 p.m. led by Rev. N. E. Dey from Aberdeen.

Grace Lutheran Arthur Avenue Custer Street W. B. Mater N. E. Dey Aberdeen

Sunday School Class Offer at Maple and Fershing Corner

Mrs. H. H. Nipper presides as superintendent. Sunday sessions start at 10 am with classes for all ages and capable teachers. All who care to come will be welcomed.

H. H. Nipper

Church Schedule for North Arthur and Lander Street

The Rev. W. E. Newman presides as priest in charge. Third Sunday after Trinity services include Holy Communion at 8 o’clock, church school in the primary department at 9:45, and morning prayer with sermon at 11 o’clock.

North Arthur Lander Street W. E. Newman The Church School

Children’s Day Program at Church Schools

Church of the Nazarene at Clark and North Eighth holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m with A R MacDonald pastor and Tra F Walling superintendent The Children’s Day program is set for the Sunday school hour and invites attendees to attend.

Church OF the Nazarene Clark and North Eighth A. R. MacDonald Tra F. Walling

Community Church Invites Families to Sunday School and Children’s Day

The notice invites readers to a Sunday school and a Children’s Day program with a closing address on Foreign Missions by the pastor. It notes a Young People’s service at 7:00 p.m. led by Mrs. Ira Walling, and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at eight o’clock.

Ira Walling

Minister Rev. Snider Announces Sunday Church Schedule

At 8 50 Sunday school led by Spike Flint with adult class overseen by Mrs Raaf. Classes for all ages. At 11 00 morning worship features special music and a sermon titled God is our Refuge and Strength.

South Hayes Bonneville God the Preserver of Man Churches of Christ, Scientist Revew Snider Spike” Flint Raaf God

Walton dies in Salt Lake L D S Hospital

Railroader and city official known as a pioneer in Utah and Idaho history died after a period of illness. Survived by his widow Laura Paul Walton, daughter Mrs Howard Packham of Blackfoot, brother James of Tybee, two grandchildren, and several siblings. Earlier reports noted his illness and hospitalization in Salt Lake City.

West Utah Idaho Albert James Tybee Pocatela Walton Laura Paul Walton Joseph Montpelier John Montana James Marley Aberdeen S. D

Council seat to be filled after Walton's death

Mayor Robert M. Terrell expressed regrets over the passing of Mr. Walton and noted that filling the vacant council seat requires a mayoralty recommendation and council approval. A Hall mortuary hearse will return Mr. Walton's body to Pocallo.

Robert Schwamkey Washington Robert M. Terrell Mr. Walton Pocatello

Communal mystery deepens at Parsons farm

Federal agents questioned Anna Kupryanova known as Mrs Parsons and her former husband after a long Bay Shore barracks inquiry. A Centerville farmhouse stakeout yielded no clues as investigators eye the 36 year old Russian immigrant and her 11 year old son who have lived on the farm since 1931. The husband slept at the barracks while the woman was returned to the Parsons' farm as the case remains unresolved.

Roy McDonnell Parsons’ Satiab Farm Anna Kurovanova Parsons Alex Kupryanoff Bay Shore State Police Kupryanova

Countess Witness Says Heiress Parson’s Suspected Abduction

Investigators indicated further questioning may occur. The Stony Brook resident known as the Countess recalled seeing Mrs. Parsons, 38, drive away with an unidentified man and woman near noon on Wednesday. The couple reportedly sought to view property in Huntington that Mrs. Parsons was attempting to rent.

Stony Brook

Plant and bird diversity in Death Valley section

In a Death Valley section researchers note 530 plant varieties and more than 130 bird species observed in the area. The findings highlight the region’s rich biodiversity amid desert conditions.

Death Valley Calif

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