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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1949

Page

3

Malad Sends Two Delegates to Homemakers Meet

Lucille Corbridge and Helen Edwards of Malad will travel to Santa Barbara California to attend the Pacific Regional Meeting of the Future Homemakers of America June 21 to 23. Corbridge will join a panel on a film about wholesome family life led by Francis Noel from California’s Department of Education, with Miss Shelba Thomas supervising the delegations.

Lucille Corbridge Helen Edwards Santa Barbara Calif Pacific Future Homemakers of America Lucille L. G. Corbridge D. M. Edds Shelba Thomas Idaho Francis Noel Department of Education California Association of the Future Homemakers of America Memphis Tenn Columbus Washington, D. C

Selective Boards Warn Youths on Registration Rules

Bannock County Selective Service Board and Power County board in the MacKenzie building urge registered youths to notify either board of address changes. Mrs. Ellen Donaldson notes all men turning 18 must register within business hours, and returning veterans must register within 30 days of discharge.

Bannock County Selective Service Board Power County Board MacKenzie Building Ellen Donaldson

City Recreation Attendance Up in Opening Week

Wayne Booth, director, released figures showing average daily attendance at city recreation centers during the opening week of the summer program starting June 6. Daily attendance reached 1,463, about 200 more than the first week last year, with park and activity totals including Ross Park 640, Alameda 179, Halliwell and Irving softball 291, Irving arts and crafts 204, Irving teens 83, and Franklin 65.

Wayne Booth Ross Park Center Alameda Halliwell Irving Irving Arts and Craft Franklin

Boise club forms 44-40 Motorcycle Club of Pocatello

The 44-40 Motorcycle Club of Pocatello filed articles of incorporation as a non profit named Rup. Incorporators include Glen F. Walker Wesley A. Mittan Mac Beebe Lowell J. Patz and Duane E. Rough.

Blackfoot Couples United In Idaho Falls Temple Rites

Neva Wright and Boyle Stock wed in the Idaho Falls temple in a white satin dress with red roses in a ceremony attended by about 100 friends. The reception followed at the L D S Seminary building as the couple plans to live in Salem Oregon. Lewis Elison wed Elaine Dunford in Idaho Falls temple on June 8 with a large local and extended family in attendance. The couple will honeymoon in southern Utah before settling on the Elison farm in Bloomington Idaho.

Neva Wright Cyril J. Wright Boyle L. Stock L. L. Stock Salem Oregon Idaho Falls Temple Star of Bethlehem Belulah Parnes Fern Larson Elda Neilson Lloyd Reynolds Enid Robertson Golden May Stock Blackfoot Marvin Elison Lewis Elaine Dunford T. J. Dunford Bloomington David Smith Idaho Falls Idaho Utah Canyons

Part Time Shift for Mrs Hunt at Public Library

Mrs Mary E Hunt will work half time at the public library per a Board of Directors report from the Tuesday meeting. She has served since 1929 in roles from acting librarian to reference librarian. The report notes a rise in non fiction circulation and plans for a new building on school board property. Summer hours run 1 to 9 with 5 to 7 closed. inventory and stock shifts planned.

Mary E. Hunt Public Library Hunt Paul W Scott

Malad Students Return Home From Colleges

Malad lists students returning home after term ends. Names span University of Idaho Utah State Agricultural College Snow College Southern Idaho College of Education Graceland University Iowa USC BYU University of Utah Idaho State College with numerous individuals named. Also brief notes on ancient use of bow and arrow and early American glassmaking changes mention historical facts.

Malad University of Idaho Dan Anderson DeForest Tovey Kleal Jones Norma Ferm Tovey Utah State Agricultural College Orlan Biasisdell Jack Williams Boyd Conley Ralph Jones Bob Bowen Wesley Crowther Lucille Crowther Valene Crowther Sheldon Jones Rollin Thomas Moliie Corbridge Lorraine Clark Melvel Jones David Deschamps Thayne Harris Dean Harrison Lynn Stayner University of Utah B. L. Thomas Idaho State College Blair Jones Julia Ward Terrell Tovey Joyce Gleed Australia Sandwich Mass

Emmett Cherry Crop Expected to Double 1948 Output

Emmett grower George Yost predicts the cherry harvest will reach about 115 cars, roughly double last year, as the peak harvest begins in the valley.

Emmett George Yost

Bee Hive Girls Back From Camp

Bee Hive Girls aged 12 to 14 from the Pocatello Stake of the L D S church returned from a three day summer camp in Logan Canyon June 9 to 11. Leaders Phyllis Empey Esther Johnson and Valene Brown oversaw 135 girls who cooked their own meals and helped with camp duties. Highlights included a five mile canyon hike and skits plus pictures shown on the final night.

Pocatello Logan Canyon Phyllis Empey Esther Johnson Pocatello Stake Board Valene Brown

Local Man Sole Graduate From Medical School

O James Inashima of Pocatello is the sole graduate this year of a two year internship at Jefferson Medical School Hospital Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. Born 1922 in Seattle he studied at University of Washington and Idaho State College pharmacy school then served in Infantry Military Language Corps with postings in the Philippines and Japan. He chairs the New Drugs Committee of the Philadelphia Hospital Pharmacists Association and belongs to the Philadelphia branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association. His research targets a desirable repository for heparin.

O. James Inashima Pocatello Jefferson Medical School Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Mr. Inashima Seattle Wash University of Washington Idaho State College Pharmacy School Infantry Military Language Corps Philippines Japan Philadelphia Hospital Pharmacists’ Association Philadelphia American Pharmaceutical Association

Idaho Deaths Show Local Figures Passed Away

The Associated Press lists Idaho deaths including Willard Firkins 67 Rupert farmer Mrs Martha Lila Freer 65 Rupert housewife Emalora Westover Pierson 88 Caldwell housewife and John Hodge 78 Wallace mine foreman in brief obituary notices.

Martha Lila Freer Rupert Emalora Westover Piersoll Caldwell John Hodge Wallace

Doctors Prove Plan Breaks Laxative Habit

New York doctors claim a regimen using Carter's Pills breaks the laxative habit. Eighty three percent of cases tested achieved natural regularity after gradual reduction, eight glasses of water daily, and a fixed routine. Pills are advertised as non habit forming with a 33 cent price at drugstores.

New York Carter

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