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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
2
Sheriff M. J. Rossiter said complaints about beer sales in several Pocatello establishments prompted immediate notices to stop the illegal practice. He warned arrests would follow, citing awaiting action at the upcoming legislature special session starting Monday.
Standings show Louise Woffington leading Miss Pocatello with 1 362 000 votes, followed by Jean Halliwell and Lucille Meyers as results from ballot boxes before nine this morning. The Idaho State Journal will publish updated standings Saturday morning based on votes cast before tomorrow nine o'clock.
Announcers invite Master Masons and their wives to attend the open installation of officers at the Gate City Commandery Knights Templar on Tuesday June 20 at the Masonic temple. Refreshments and entertainment provided. The Supreme Forest Woodmen circle holds a cooked food sale at the Pocatello Gas Co office Saturday June 17. In Chicago boxing action Johnny Pena defeats Varias Milling in a 15 round decision at Mills Stadium.
Joe Macen and son, former Pocatello residents now in Oakland, visit as GM dealers hold eastern Idaho sales conference. J. C. Simmons announce birth at General hospital. Idaho Pioneer Day closures affect First Security Bank and city county offices. West Point graduate Horace Thompson named second lieutenant. Box car thefts and damaged cars reported near North Main. G L G orchestra discusses summer plans. J W Burnett and Lois visit Portland relatives. Woman’s green coat found at circus grounds awaiting owner. Elks Flag Day exercises set for University of Idaho Southern Branch campus. J H Peterson to deliver address.
P L Roche exalts rules. Rob Roberts visitor Mrs A Keck arrives. Mrs J E Nelson and Lois head to Pendleton and Portland to visit relatives. Sheriff Ira Corey investigates 15 sheep pelts stolen at Blackfoot. Marjorie Titus accuses Kenneth Adams of battery in June 14 incident. Auto theft recovered in Dillon. two suspects jailed. Sheriff Rossiter to Dillon Friday. Collision at Fremont and Arthur injures none. passengers include Augusta Smith and Miriam Walters. Bonds posted for overtime parking and intoxication. three Indians jailed for intoxication. Police court not held due to Judge Hyde ill. Bud Bliss travels to Franklin for Idaho day festivities.
Preston plans Friday trip to Downey to direct traffic for the annual Black and White day celebration. Morris Schroeder of Denver arrives on business. Ed Vogt couple to spend weekend at their Big Springs cabin. Jean Stettler to return Friday from Twin Falls after a week with friends. Mrs A M Newton and daughter arrive from Chicago after attending the world's fair. Anne Van Wormer and Rosemary Fitzgerald arrive tomorrow from California, both Stanford students. Pat Brunner of the American Telegraph company in Salt Lake City has been in Pocatello on business and left for home. Mrs Catherine Brandt Smith leaves Friday for Vernal Utah to join husband Joseph Smith for summer in Jensen. Mrs Smith attended University of Idaho Southern Branch and active in music at Anderson School. Judge Hugh Baker spoke at Rotary, praising nationalism as source of America's world role. Rae Stratford presided in Brady's absence in Salt Lake City. Miss Genevieve Gilyeat sang three numbers with Mrs T R Neilson at piano and Roland Neilson on violin. guests included Lawrence Petersen and Jean Bistline. Myron Porges and Mrs N Block and Mrs Rudman of Idaho Falls head to Stockton to visit Evelyn Porges Corren. Emily
T. A. Walters Caldwell assistant Secretary of the Interior and Democratic State chairman will pass through Pocatello next Saturday en route to Washington D C. Miss Louise Austin a Southern Branch student plans to work at the Payette Lake Girl Reserve camp this summer. The Sunset Meat company of Twin Falls vs City of Pocatello case before Judge Terrell contends the new meat inspection ordinance is unconstitutional and unnecessary. Inkom sees Dr A M Newton chased into court over a nuisance charge after a dead cow was found in Rapid Creek. he was fined court costs in the Inkom justice court.
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