Green Authors Legion Pageant at Idaho Southern stadium
George Norman Green says the American Legion pageant will be staged at the new Idaho Southern University stadium. The show will trace Columbus to today with fireworks, industry, music, and art. Indians from Fort Hall will appear, and Dr. W. F. Howard and wife aid in Old Fort Hall scenes. Police Chief R. M. Pugmire leads the committee to make it the biggest spectacle yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norman Green
American Legion
Idaho Southern University
Columbus
Pocatello
Fort Hall
W. F. Howard
Old Fort Hall
R. M. Pugmire
National Parks Airways Celebrates Yellowstone Park Opening
West Yellowstone hosts a 4:00 p m banquet on June 19 to mark Yellowstone’s official opening and three years of National Parks Airways service with invited officials and leaders from aviation, government, and press. The event highlights include talks by Eddie Rickenbacker and multiple governors. A separate Mackay plan introduces a directed youth recreation program, forming a baseball league, led by Dud Dillingham and George Bruno Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
National Parks Airways
Union Pacific
West Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Chamber of Commerce
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Henry H. Blood
Utah
Barzilla W. Clark
Idaho
Roy Avers
Montana
Leslie A. Miler
Wyoming
W. A. Paterson
United Air Lines
Alvin P. Adams
Western Air Express
L. M. Leffin
National Park
Mackay
Dud Dillingham
Mackay Miner
Earl Marker
George Bruno, Jr
Demo Ladies to Meet in Bannock County
The Democratic Ladies Study League of Bannock County meets at 8 p m Monday in the Dorton room to discuss important matters scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Ladies Study League of
Bannock County
Dorton
Runaway Suspect Sought. Local Events Balked by Slippery Roads
Police seek Phyllis Vierra 15 of Sho shone Idaho as district court calendar opens Monday. Sheriff notes traffic slips near Gibson injuring Pauline Nash. Brigham Madsen touts new model home open today. Fort Hall celebration bands plan parade July 5 led by Preston and Blackfoot groups. Vehicle license drive underway with 427 applications. July 1 expiry looms.
Green Triangle Inn to close for 10 days under new manager
The Green Triangle Inn will close for repairs for ten days starting today under new manager Earl T. Petersen. A Santa Anna auxiliary session meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Memorial building focusing on plans for the July state convention. County clerk Mrs Anne Keefe leaves for Coeur d Alene for Idaho county clerks and auditors meeting, with a Spokane visit en route. A marriage license issued Saturday to Francis E Howard and Clara Peck, both 21 of Pocatello. Births at St Anthony hospital include three: a son to Mr and Mrs A D Call, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Stoddart, and a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Maugh. Licenses issued Saturday to Harris W Williams and Leora R Andrus, C A Mulkey and Mae Colburn, Dale C Peck and Kathryn E Andrus. City ordinance 883 delaying paychecks until Monday. May motor vehicle licenses in Bannock County yield distribution to road fund, Downey-Swan Lake district, and state. A Pocatello resident reports a late Friday car crash in a borrow pit near the Tilden road, no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State License Bureau
John Rossiter
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock County
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Nash
Gibson
Anne Keefe
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Spokane
Harris W. Williams
Grace
Leora R. Andrus
Soda Springs
C. A. Mulkey
Portland
Mae Colburn
Salt Lake City
Dale C. Peck
Kathryn E. Andrus
County Road and Bridge Fund
Downey-Swan Lake
State
Hover divorce decree granted in district court
Sal lie R Hover obtained a decree of divorce from Harvey R Hover in a proceeding before District Judge J L Downing. The case was heard Monday evening at the Masonic temple. Also noted: Frank Young Jr recovering well from an appendectomy and Dorothy Parrish taking a vacation trip to Los Angeles and coast cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Downing
Sallie R. Hover
Harvey R. Hover
Frank Young, Jr
West Bonneville
Dorothy Parrish
Board of County Commissioners
Los Angeles
Examinations End at Idaho Southern University
Final examinations were held on Saturday and the school year officially ended for the summer. Dormitories will close today. Chicken dinners noted at O. F. Smith farm in Blackfoot. Phone reservations to 1853-W in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Southern University
O. F. Smith
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Andy
Local civic leaders attend meetings and service events
Ida Walters of Weiser, Py thian Sisters leader, visits Mrs. Say in Mink Creek. Purdue student Arvil Dean to return home soon after Y M C A work. Damron family notes overseas visit and Amil Damron saves a child in Stockton. Manson reviews past officers as the Y M C A prepares for its 50th anniversary in 1939. eastern Idaho Democrats plan luncheon to protest patronage. Scott Lowe schedules a meeting on school district consolidation. appeals for locating missing youths in Pendleton, Kokomo, and Toledo.
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Ida FE. Walters
Weiser
The
Pythian Sisters
United States
A. P. Say
Mink Creek
Scott D. Lowe
Grace High School
Lowe
Bancroft
Grace
Bicycle theft notices and recovery in Pocatello area
In Pocatello a bicycle reported stolen Friday by owner Wayne Handwerk of 733 South Ninth is recovered. George Egbert of 114 Roosevelt reports another theft from the Main and Clark rack. Mrs Miller says she has not seen her sister in 34 years. The scene references a sister in unknown context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Wayne Handwerk
South Ninth
George Egbert
Roosevelt
Main and Clark
Smith reports theft from truck at McCarthy's hide house
Wallace James of Idaho Glass & Paint Co. reports Friday theft of a battery, claw hammer, and glazier's chisel from a company truck parked in the rear of McCarthy's hide house on South First. The report notes ongoing police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace James
Idaho Glass & Paint Co
McCarthy
South First
Police record details Turner crash and licenses bureau data
The police report notes 462 bicycle licenses issued and records a crash at 12 38 a m when a car driven by Walter Turner struck the rear of a parked coupe. Mrs Turner sustained no serious injuries. she was taken to General hospital. Turner faces charges of reckless driving and operating without a state license with bonds forfeited. Four passengers were in his car and he admitted drinking.
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Walter Turner
Keystone Hotel
D. L. Ward
North Main
Turner
Gould street viaduct project to start immediately
The Gould street overpass contract was awarded to James A. Burke Construction of Salt Lake City. Construction will begin as police announce closure of the Gould street crossing to traffic starting Monday.
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Gould Street
James A. Burke
Center Street
North Main Street
Contour farming cuts costs and speeds hillside work
Workers report steep slopes now use horses instead of heavy machinery and contouring costs fall from 400 to 500 dollars per acre to 16 dollars per acre. Contours effectively hold runoff water reduce soil erosion and lessen flood risk with progress noted near the area.
Contour Work Holds Water Runoff At Bannock Camp
Contour runoffs at Bannock camp SCS-6 hold 25 to 30 million gallons of water. Crews trench about 55 miles daily, using machinery for initial digs and shovelers to finish and build dams to stop ditch drainage. Tree planting on contours includes pine fir and ash varieties with rapid growth. Grass planted in the area supports erosion control.
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Bannock Camp
Hills North Work Near Pocatello Progress Update
Much of the work completed has been on the hills north and near Pocatello with ongoing efforts to finish remaining tasks. Local crews report steady progress and anticipate finalizing the project in coming weeks.
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Pocatello
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NPA
Parks Service
Phyllis Vierra
Shoshone, Idaho
A. M. Newton
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
356 East Center
Sheriff's Office
Joe Gomez
G. W. Magleby
M. J. Rossiter
Footprinters
National Organization of Peace Officers
Pauline Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Yellowstone
Mias Nash
Idaho District Fair Board
Mr. Nash
Here
Fast Whitman
Brigham Madsen
Frank T. Briggs
C. G. Billmeyer
Troy
Parisian
Bannock Council
Royal & Select Masters
Masonic Organization
Green Triangle Inn
Earl T. Petersen
Adv
Santa Anna Auxiliary
Us.w.v
Memorial Building
Francis E. Howard
Clara Peck
Simoniz
Arnolds Gateway Garage
Elks Club
Dave MacNichols
Bert Empey
St. Anthony Hospital
A. D. Call
Washington
Joseph Stoddart
William Maugh
Troy-Parisian
Ralph Jones
Bert Hard
Borrow
Tilden Road
Yellowstone Highway
Sembly
Masonic Temple
Arvil Dean
Purdue University
A. J. Damron
Amil
W. M. Damron
Stockton
Calif
Inkom Troop
Boy Scouts
E. C. Manson
Alvin Denman
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Barzilla Clark
Ira H. Masters
C. D. Albright
N. E. Royal Court
Bob Albright
Pendleton
Kokomo
Ind
Toledo
Ohio
Della Miller
Abilene
Kan
R. R
Lucian
Ida) Nelson
West Yellowstone, Mont
U. P
Gladwin Furniture CO
North
Royal J. Dye
Congo
Africa
Christian Mission Field
South Idaho Christian Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
William Wallin
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Dana Wood
Masonic Order
Utah Grand Council
Madison B. Jones
Earl Jones
E. F. Garrett
L. P. Ingram
Bird Finlayson
Floyd McCullough
Claude Bistline
O. P. Carl
H. M. Winter
George Hansen
Lawrence Carpenter
Burt Mendenhall
Police Department Licenses Bureau
Tric
Sorgatz
FORD
Jesse M. Chase
American Beauty
Jewelr
West Center Phene
Tribune
Department For Suggestions
Union Carpenters
Idaho Lumber & Hardware Co
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