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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1941

Page

6

American Falls and Rockland Graduates Honored at Albion State Normal

Five American Falls students receive bachelor diplomas in junior high and intermediate divisions. Joe Allen Merlin Hunt Oscar Ryan George Stanger and Jeanette Mehrhoff listed with active campus involvement in drama debate athletics and aeronautics. Rockland graduates include Idonna Cox Laura Mae Thorne and Max Whittier with emphasis on music drama and scholastic achievement. Whittier plans to teach in Ammon next year.

American Falls Albion State Normal School Joe Allen Merlin Hunt Oscar Ryan George Stanger Jeanette Mehrhoff Atre Ryan Scoutmasters Stanger Civil Aeronautics Mehlhoff Rockland Idonna Cox Laura Mae Thorne Max Whittier Miss Cox Little Theatre Group Miss Thorne Albion Whittier Idaho Southern Cardinals Rifle Club Ammon

Topeka Fish Tale Turns Up On Flood Road

June 13 report from Topeka notes W. E. McIntyre a newspaper deliveryman diverted by floodwaters trapped his car. He retrieved a No. 2 iron and bagged a dozen carp during the delay before heading to a golf tournament in Lawrence.

Topeka. Kas Kansas W. E. McIntyre Lawrence

Idaho Young Republicans invite Griswold to speak at McCall gathering

The Idaho Young Republicans invite Nebraska Governor Dwight Griswold to address their annual convention at McCall on July 12. Officers announced the event. Railroad traffic in 1940 rose about six percent across the United States.

Twin Pals Idaho Young Republicans Dwight Griswold Nebraska McCall United States

Hens Rally For National Defense In Egg Output

Chicago reports show poultry and dairy boosts under lend-lease efforts. Farm flocks reached a June 1 record of 53.5 eggs per 100 hens as federal purchases top shelf prices and stabilize supply. Government actions and higher consumer buying power push wholesale egg prices about 8 cents higher since February.

Chicago Crop Reporting Board Department of Agriculture Great Britain Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Federal

Presbytery Ordains New Minister at St Anthony

A Kendall Presbytery meeting at St Anthony ordained C Harry Washburn a Community church minister after examination in Greek Hebrew church history and theology and church polity. Moderator Alvin Denman presided aided by Rev E T Ferry and Rev Charles Horejs with Dr Joseph I Gulick and Dr William Crosby Ross delivering charges and sermon.

Kendall St. Anthony C. Harry Washburn San Francisco Charles Ferry William Crosby Ross Charles Horejs Jesus C. C. Dickerson Salmon City

Snappy Cooks 4-H Club Reopens Activities in Challis

The Snappy Cooks 4-H club, formed last summer and inactive during school months, resumes work in Challis on June 13. Led by Mrs. John Steele, the group met at Thelma Jose’s home with many members, and will study cooking this summer after completing sewing last year.

Challis Thelma Jose John Steele

Salmon Sugar City Get WPA Funds Allocation for Idaho towns

Senator Thomas of Idaho appointed to a senate committee to study strategic minerals. WPA approves $10,000 for Sugar City parks, $29,000 for Shoshone streets, and $2,000 for a Salmon fairground stable.

Washington Thomas Idaho Senate Work Projects Administration Sugar City Shoshone Salmon

Bancroft Boy Graduates From Radio School

Pvt Kenneth A Croney son of Mrs Nettie Croney Bancroft completed a 22 week radio operation course at Scott Field earning a diploma. He was part of the second largest class of 212 graduates from the U S Army Air Corps radio school as Col Hayes announced. About 6000 students are at the Scott Field center training to be the ears and voice of the air corps.

Scott Field Inl Kenneth A. Croney Nettie Croney Route 1 Bancroft U. S. Army Air Corps Radio School

Challis Students Home from University of Idaho

June 13 report lists Challis residents returning from Moscow after summer break. Names include Betty Leaton, Jean Cameron, Verle Burstedt, Beverly Dodge, Bob Kerr, Gridley Rowles, Leslie Steele, Theron Smith, Tom Chivers, Gerald Smith, John Chivers, Fred Gardier, Dudley Cameron, Duncan Cameron, Fred Siebe, Lawrence Bradbury, John Ivie, and Chris Koch.

Challis University of Idaho At Moscow Moscow Betty Leaton Jean Cameron Verle Burstedt Beverly Dodge Bob Kerr Gridley Rowles Leslie Steele Theron Smith Tom Chivers Gerald Smith John Chivers Fred Gardier Dudley Cameron Duncan Cameron Fred Siebe Lawrence Bradbury John Ivie Chris Koch

Ferman Galindo Funeral Services Scheduled

Funeral services for Ferman Galindo aged 24 of 333 North Fourth will be held Saturday at 9 a m at St Josephs Church with Rev J A Jentges officiating. The rosary will be recited at the home tonight at 8 oclock. Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery.

Ferman Galindo North Fourth St. Joseph's Church J. A. Jentges Mountainview Cemetery Joseph Covert Hall Funeral Chapel Arnold Reddish Sixth Ward

The chirgolo sparrow species count rises to 22 subspecies

A South American sparrow known as the chirgolo is documented to have 22 subspecies in current taxonomic records. Researchers note regional variation and distinct forms across its range.

Reunion Brings James Byington Family Together After Twelve Years

The Byington family reunion gathered in the school dining room for lunch and a church house dance. Attendees included Mrs. James Byington and her extended clan from Boise Burley Susanville Lava Springs and nearby areas. The committees listed featured Lenora Reed Sadie Byington Naomi Nelson and Leslie Burrup.

Lava Hot Springs James Byington Byington Corporation Byington California Pocatello Boise Minidoka Rigby Downey Burley Reading Elaine Bington Ernest Byington Archie Larson Ray Nelson Lady Wilbur Blackfoot Boyce Sisters Lenora Reed Ray Williams Bessie Terry Lionel Vaughn Ta Byington Sadie Byington Oliver Koford Emil Byington Rose Byington Arnold Byington Joe Terry Mittee Naomi Nelson Leslie Burrup Church House Archie Donald Clarence Veda Segal Florence Williams Susanville Calif Roy Emil Loren Ardeil Lava Springs

Idaho Potato Shipments Rise in May via Union Pacific

Idaho shipments to the Union Pacific south central district totalled 2 604 carloads for May, with total shipments reaching 2 782 carloads. Compared to May 1940 the month shows significant gains. included items were 27 carloads of butter 18 of eggs 112 of canned goods and 17 of cheese.

Boise Idaho Union Pacific Railroad

Glenn Henry's Orchestra to Play Farewell Dance in Blackfoot

Bannock county dance lovers praise Glenn Henry's orchestra as one of the county's finest and plan to attend a farewell dance in Blackfoot tonight after a season of university and high school dances and local engagements.

Oldsters Glenn Henry Bannock County Pocatello and Bannock County Blackfoot

Largest social affairs of the year band heads to Canyon Lodge

The group departs Saturday for Canyon Lodge in Yellowstone Park for nightly dances and Sunday concerts. After the Canyon engagement the band will travel to Los Angeles for auditions by the Music Corporation of America. If they click, they will be on their way. Band members include Henry and T. D. Jones Werner Erickson Hugh Leonard Art Angellilli Melvin Anderson Keith Albano Orval Hansen and Jerry Todd.

Canyon Lodge Yellowstone Park Los Angeles Music Corporation of America Henry Maestro Henry T. D. Jones Werner Erickson Hugh Leonard Art Angellilli Melvin Anderson Keith Albano Orval Hansen Jerry Todd

Weather Outlook Tonight Through Saturday

Partly cloudy with normal temperatures tonight and Saturday. Widely scattered thunderstorms expected in the afternoon.

States Run Planes For Government Functions

Nearly half the states operate aircraft for official duties. Agencies use airplanes for law enforcement emergency response and administrative tasks across the country.

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