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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

8

July Contests Open for Days of Old Fort Mall

Verne Pocatello reports July 2 3 4 and 5 events at Days of Old Fort Mall. Over 100 babies entered in the grand prize show with entries due by June 30. Miss Victory candidates vie for votes ahead of July 3 6 p m showing. Tickets for Burning of Shanghai and rodeos go on sale Thursday per James Bangs. Harold Hinckley notes the contest ends Wednesday with a last bonus vote opportunity.

Old Fort Mall Verne Pocatello Miss Victory Shanghai James Bangs Harold Hinckley

McCammon girls guest at chamber luncheon for Olympic trials

Two McCammon high school girls Marguerite Jones and Leila Davis qualified for Milwaukee semi finals and Providence finals. They qualified in the 50 meter race and Jones also in the 100 meter. Davis suffered a leg injury but later qualified for the Provo broad jump finals. Deseret News lauds Jones as a top track prospect. Thomas accompanied the delegation to the meet.

McCammon High School Milwaukee Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Forum Marguerite Jones J. L. Jones Leila Davis Claude Davis Providence R. I Miss Jones Miss Davis Provo Utah Deseret News Laura Banner Maryin Miller Snowflake Arizona D. W. Thomas

Townsend group selects candidates for congress and senate

Townsend group names candidates after two recommendations from a special committee of precinct chairmen. The selections will go to Boise for state headquarters and the state board to endorse. A Salt Lake City leader cited labor figures on dole and school closures to urge policy changes. A committee was formed to consider backing the Toledo Townsend Players and their production The Tidal Wave for the convention in Cleveland, with the group scheduled to attend in Pocatello in June.

Townsend Congress Senate Boise State Board Jacques Salt Lake City Townsend Club Utah Labor Department Dole H. D. Roper George Luker Lucy Trabant Toledo, Wash Cleveland Pocatello

Card of Thanks for Floral Offerings and Sympathy

The Keane and Poster families express heartfelt gratitude to friends for comfort during their sorrow and for the beautiful floral tributes honoring their father and brother. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keane Mr. and Mrs. Earle Keane Mr. and Mrs. J Poster Mr. and Mae W. J. Hoshnen

Frank Keane Earle Keane J. Poster Mae W. J. Hoshnen

Idaho Leaders Eye Strong GOP Campaign At Convention

Report from Cleveland notes Republican Convention support for Landon and Knox, growing GOP sentiment and Borah admiration. Idaho figures praised include Lloyd Lehrbas and Inez Calloway. John Thomas declined resolutions chair. Return to Idaho in optimism for a vigorous campaign and a lasting state role.

Cleveland Borah Idaho Landon Kansas Frank Knox Illinois Senator Borah United States America Roosevelt Ing Inez Calloway Nancy Randolph New York News Caldwell Margaret Airshie The Boise Statesman Irving Hart Statesman John Wheeler Pocatello Salt Lake City Preston Grover Washington, D. C Boise Milo Thompson New York City Lloyd Lehrbas A.P. Bureau Washington Lloyd Adams Rexburg John Thomas Resolutions Committee Wyoming Line

Local residents announce out of state car registrations and bids

I W Holmes of Yakima and H H Reinecker of Beaver City have registered out of state cars with Pocatello police. A white cow was stolen from the Alred ranch east of Inkom per sheriff reports. Licenses to wed issued to Marius C Larsen 37 and Verna Rogers 24 both of Pocatello. There were additional marriage permits for A L Fox 22 with Leila Neal 18 and Roy Neal 20 with Rhoebe Balderson 18 from Shelley.

I. W. Holmes Yakima, Wash H. H. Reinecker Beaver City, Neb Pocatello Alred Inkom Sheriff's Department WPA Marius C. Larsen Verna Rogers Bannock County A. L. Fox Leila Neal Roy Neal Rhoebe Balderson Shelley

University of Idaho forestry ties and local notices

Tippetts was named this year by the University of Idaho school of forestry at Moscow after attending the southern branch, and Mrs. H W Dougherty of Glen Dale Calif visits here at the Jacobsen home. Birth announced of a son to Mr and Mrs Glenn John McAllister of Hollywood, former local Mary Katheryn McDonald. Scouting dinner at Camp Tendoy near Pocatello led by Clarence Stephens and Eddie Mc Gravey. Semi annual civil service exams set for July with age limits and application details. Visitation notes include Captain and Mrs John Kennedy of San Francisco visiting Pocatello. Kennedy family ties to Colonel Charles Kennedy.

Tippetts University of Idaho School of Forestry Moscow University of Idaho, Southern Branch H. W. Dougherty Glendale Calif H. P. Jacobsen South Lincoln Dougherty Pocatello Queen of the Angels Hospital Los Angeles Glenn John McAllister Hollywood McAllister Mary Katheryn McDonald

Dems Gather for Whitaker Meeting as Staff Officers Return

Prominent Bannock county Democrats plan a Whitaker for Governor club meeting at the McCammon opera house at 8 p.m. Capt. and Mrs. John Kennedy return to San Francisco from Washington after a leave. Vagrancy plea led Fabian Cirillo to a $100 suspended fine and city departure. Joe Walters fined for intoxication. Enrollee Ray Klingler, CCC cook, heads home to Lima, Ohio for civilian life after two years in CCC and nine in the Army. Twenty seven proceed to Idaho bar exams. readings set in Moscow and Pocatello.

John Kennedy Washington, D. C San Francisco Bannock County McCammon Opera House Fabian Cirillo Joe Walters William Fife Ray Klingler CCC Pocatello Lima Ohio Portland Rose Klingler U.S. Army Hawaiian Islands

Boy Scouts Plan Camporee Friday And Saturday

Boy Scouts from Pocatello American Falls Blackfoot Aber deen Malad and Portneuf will attend the Tenday council camporee at Alameda village park Friday and Saturday. Patrols will sleep overnight and cook supper breakfast and lunch.

Pocatello American Falls Blackfoot Aberdeen Malad Portneuf Tenday Council Alameda Village

Camporee Schedule With Patrol Displays and Awards

Patrols will present displays between 1 and 3 p m Friday. Two patrols from each district will perform a campfire stunt on the first night. Executive D L Roberts says awards will be issued to high rating patrols as a feature of the event.

D. L. Roberts

Obituary notices for Hawkes and Aston

Annie Elizabeth Hawkes funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm in the LDS Fourth Ward chapel with Bishop Robert M. Garbett officiating. Interment in Mountainview cemetery under Hall Mortuary direction. Clarence Jay Aston 18 died at home 166 Roosevelt after moving from Bancroft to Gooding and then Pocatello. He was a Pocatello High School band member and MIA in the LDS church. Funeral Wednesday at 3 pm in the LDS Fifth Ward chapel with Bishop James A. Quinn officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery under Hall Mortuary. Friends may call Wednesday morning at home until the funeral.

Annie Elizabeth Hawkes Ld.s. Fourth Ward Robert M. Garbett Mountainview Cemetery Hall Mortuary Clarence Jay Aston Clarence Aston Roosevelt Bancroft Gooding Pocatello MIA Latter Day Saints Church Salt Lake City Blaine Stake Willard A James A Doris N Eurada Joyce Ann LDS Fifth Ward James A. Quinn

Local fraternal and club meetings scheduled midweek

G I A to B of L E set to meet at 2 p m Wednesday in the W O W hall with initiation planned. The S and E club of Tyhee will gather at Mrs H Hartvigsen's home Thursday afternoon. Ivy Kensington will meet at.

B. of L. E W. O. W. Hall S. and E. Club Tyhee H. Hartvigsen Ivy Kensington

Desert Luncheon Planned at I O O F Hall

A desert luncheon will be served at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the I O O F hall. Hostesses include Mrs C M Duncan Mrs Florence Friend and Miss Lily Jones.

I. O. O. F. Hall C. M. Duncan Florence Friend Lily Jones

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