Former Pocatello sisters honored at Waukegan tea
Pamela Caveness and her sister Mrs Edward Kanerva of Aurora Illinois were guests at a Ballentine residence tea in Waukegan Illinois. Both are former Pocatello residents with ties to the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Show Boat. Their father J S Williamson an engineer at Union Pacific is in Pocatello General Hospital for a degenerative spine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Caveness
Chicago
Edward Kanerva
Aurora
Ill
J. S. Williamson
Union Pacific Engineer
Pocatello
John Ballentine
Waukegan
Pocatello General Hospital
H. H. Hughart
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Miss Caveness
Fred Brookins
Steve
Ballentine
Sheridan Road
Caveness
Mr. Brankins
New York
Society Section
Waukegan News-Sun
Williamson
Marcia
California
West
Detroit
Dallas
Magnolia
Cited Into Court For Traffic Violations In City
Keith Tolman Aston Purnis cited to appear in police court for failure to stop at signs. Robert L Mountz and Alta L Gracey cited for speeding up to 48 mph in 25 mph zone and 40 mph in 20 mph zone. Mrs Walter Cruce cited to appear Thursday in a complaint by Woodrow Selby for damaging his flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Tolman
Aston Purnis
Robert L. Mountz
Alta L. Gracey
Mountz
Gracey
Walter Cruce
Woodrow Selby
Building Donated By Americans Destroyed by Fire
Heidelberg Germany fire devastates the new university building funded by a $2,000,000 American donor and student supporters. A German workman died and two girls were reported missing as U S army agents see no link to a student demonstration for food and cigarettes. Fire officials suspect a cigarette ignited film rolls in the auditorium. The three story building opened in 1930 under a Schurman funded project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Germany
Heidelberg University
U. S. Army
U. S
Jacob Gould Schhurman
Flower Show Opens June 26 at Preston
Preston Franklin County Flower and Garden club hosts its third annual spring flower show June 26 and 27 at the county courthouse. Exhibitors must have entries ready by 10 am June 26, with show hours from noon to 9 pm Saturday and 9 am to 5 pm Sunday. Cultural divisions include roses, peonies, iris, lilacs and delphiniums. arrangements cover centerpieces and living room bouquets. Show committee members include J A Boothe John Morrison Mrs Harold Olsen Mrs W F Crane Mrs C B Goaslind and Mrs G C Kilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Franklin County Flower and Garden Club
County Court House
Harold Olsen
J. Neff Boothe
Boothe
John A. Morrison
W. FE. Crane
C. B. Goaslind
G. C. Kilgore
Pilot and Crewman Stay With Plane in Saudi Landing
A U S Army Flying Fortress was lost in Saudi Arabia after 19 aboard parachuted to safety. The pilot and one crew member remained aboard as the craft headed for Dhahran after leaving Asmara. The flight carried five Americans, four crew and 12 Italian workers. sand storms prompted an emergency landing. All parachuting personnel reached Dhahran safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmara
Eritrea
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Dhahran
Blackfoot 4-H Club Plans June Summer Camp in Easley Hot Springs
Eighteen eighty-six 4-H members from Blackfoot will attend a four day summer camp at the Baptist camp near Easley Hot Springs above Ketchum from June 24 to 27. Alvin York, 4-H leader for Bingham county, says buses will transport youth and the trip costs about $10 per person. Deadline for applications was June 10. County totals include 84 clubs and about 845 members pursuing roughly 1,000 projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Baptist Summer Camp Assembly
Easley Hot Springs
Ketchum
Alvin York
Bingham County
York
Red Cross Board Members Reelected in Bannock County
Roy Miller Jr was reelected chairman of the Bannock County Red Cross board at a Whitman hotel luncheon this week. Harold F Ory was elected vice chair. Mrs Nita Worth and Mrs Willard Bowen were reelected secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller, Jr
Bannock County Red Cross Board
Whitman Hotel
Harold F. Ory
Nita Worth
Willard Bowen
J. A. Scoville
Himena Hoffman
Mser. Cody
Leroy E. Jones
Thomas P. West
May Kirchner
Red Cross
Red Cross Chapter
Veterans’ Contact Center
Tom West
Pocatello Tribune
Salvation Army
Traveler’s Aid
Department of Public Assistance
Editors Predict GOP Victory For Vandenberg
U S News and World Report polled 815 daily newspaper editors. A majority pick Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan as the GOP presidential nominee with 417 endorsements. Other tallies place Dewey 195, Taft 45, Stassen 33, Warren 7, Martin 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. News and World Report
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Dewey
Taft
Stassen
Warren
Martin
Painting Units Progress at Portmeuf Housing District
Henry DeGiorgia, managing director, says waterproofing and paint work on the Portmeuf housing district should finish by July 1. He expects half of the white trim to be done by then. Eight colors are being used and the scheme has noticeably improved the project’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portmeuf
Henry DeGiorgia
Idaho Well Drillers hold first convention in Twin Falls
The first annual Idaho Well Drillers association convention will be in Twin Falls on July 9-10. The newly formed group will discuss desired legislation and organization problems. Officers include Allen E. Hosack of Nampa as president, James Schoonover of Burley as first vice president, Charles Cope of Terreton as second vice president, and W. B. Bowler of Boise as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho Well Drillers Association
Allen E. Hosack
Nampa
James Schoonover
Burley
Charles Cope
Terreton
W. B. Bowler
Boise
Malad Scouts Begin Fund Drive for Jamboree
Malad Valley Boy Scouts launched a fundraising drive this week under Griff Jenkins. A kickoff breakfast featured Ray Bavmforth and Cluff Johnson as leaders. The goal is 2500 dollars to support the jamboree set for June 29 and 30 at First Creek camp site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malad
Griff Jenkins
Ray Bavmforth
Tenday
Cluff Johnson
Boy Scouts
Malad Valley
First Creek
Sisters Reunite After Decades apart in Washington
In Washington two women, Maggie McGriff and Bessie White, who rented a room from each other two years earlier, discovered they are sisters. Both from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, they share the Adams maiden name and had not seen one another since 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maggie McGriff
Bessie White
Winston-Salem, N. C
Adams
Motorist Charged With Driving at 72 Miles Per Hour
Rex Moffett of Lava Hot Springs faced speeding charges after allegedly reaching 72 mph from the 1300 block of South Fifth to the city limits and was fined 25 dollars in police court. Other entries include fines for disturbing the peace at the Phoenix and vagrancy findings with 100 dollar penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Moffett
Lava Hot Springs
South Fifth
Harley Jay Moore
the Phoenix
Lonzo Kidd
Keystone
Lucy Teton Wilson
Manuel Modesto Cruz
John Thomas Pace
Clarence Leon Hoskins
Orla Prank
Charles Popengerah
John B. Forrest
William Couglar
Finance Bill Seeks RFC Disaster Loan Fund Boost
The Senate Banking Committee approved a bill to raise RFC disaster loan fund to 45 million dollars. The measure amends the RFC act to provide housing loans for disaster victims including those made homeless by Columbia River floods. Senator Cain urged swift Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Disaster Loan Fund
Senate
Cain (Rash
Chinese Reds Murder Five in Malay Rubber Areas
A state of emergency was declared in four rubber producing districts of the Malay federation after five murders blamed on Chinese communists. British planters were killed. later two prominent Chinese and the Kuomintang leader in Johore were slain. A reward of 37,500 US dollars was offered for the 15 Chinese suspects. two victims were bound and shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Malay Federation
Kuomintang
Johore
Taiping
Perak
U.S
J. M. Allison
C. H. Christian
Twin Falls Legion elects new commander and officers
Legionnaires in Twin Falls Post No. 7 chose J. Ted Lewis as the new commander, a veteran of both world wars and former Boise post first vice commander. Other officers named were Jess Jenison as first vice commander, Fred Rudolph as second, Eugene Shirley adjutant, W. W. Frantz finance officer, William R. Walter service officer, Quentin Harral sergeant at arms, and Dr. Orin Fuller chaplain. Directors named were Carl Ritchey, Robert F. Snyder and A. N. Terry, succeeding outgoing commander R. C. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
American Legion
J. Ted Lewis
Boise
Jess Jennison
Fred Rudolph
Eugene Shirley
W. W. Frantz
William R. Walter
Quentin Harral
Orin Fuller
Carl Ritchey
Robert F. Snyder
A. N. Terry
R. C. Peterson
Funeral rites planned for Burdene Hir in Salt Lake City
Funeral services for Burdene Hir 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Hair of Seattle formerly of Pocatello will be held Saturday at 1 30 pm from the Deseret Mortuary Salt Lake City The child died after an accidental fall from a Portland cliff while visiting friends The Hairs former co owners of the Spadnut Shop in Pocatello plan to attend with an uncle William W Hair and Mrs Hair of Pocatello also traveling for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdene Hir
R. D. Hair
Seattle
Pocatello
Deseret Mortuary
Salt Lake City
Portland
William W. Hair
Mrs. Hair
Burdene
Open 9 to 7 Sales Mer at Sixth and Center
E King store at Sixth and Center opens daily from 9 until 7 with contact at phone 2600. Located in city area, it serves shoppers with extended weekday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. King
Sales Mer
Sixth and Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois
Tribune
Solth
General Electric
Red Cross Board
Kentucky Hospitality
Old Hermitage
Kentucky
Jonal Distillers Products Corp
N.Y
St. Anthony
Tony Gianchettia
Lael Minardi
Jane Davis
Diane Proctor
Cheri Merrill
Glenda Empey
Legionnaires Elect
Plymouth
FORD
Jesse M. Chase
Safeway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!