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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
5
June reports New York society embracing Directoire inspired fashion with side slits in gowns from courtly to daytime wear. American ladies applaud the roomier silhouettes as slits appear in evening tunics, lace petticoats, and long coats, while designers show slit capes and three quarter coats for day and night.
A Saturday party on the Moon lawn celebrated Marjorie Ruth Moon turning eight. Guests included Junior Woolley Leola Lawrence Janet Billmeyer Billy Billmeyer Hubert Castle George Worel Jack Worel June Walters Jack Jacobson Mildred Graham Archie Service Peter Swangon and Dorothy Moon. An invitation invites 4 H club girls to a Tyhee School canning demonstration by Helen Pixton.
Miss Zelma Wilson who finished her freshman year at the U University of Iowa and Baylor left Sunday evening for her home in Iredell Texas. She was accompanied by her cousin Ray O Gillies Jr who will visit in Texas for the summer. Miss Wilson was elected to Sigma Delta honorary educational fraternity this spring. Mrs Spencer Ford and son Dickie and Mrs Thomas Greke returned home from a two weeks vacation at Lava Hot Springs. The G I A to B of L E will meet Wednesday afternoon in W O W hall. Mrs George Tubbs returned Sunday from Portland Oregon after the Rose Festival. Miss Edna Barchard a niece of Mrs Tubbs was one of the festival princesses.
A local Blackfoot society page lists Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Parkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cannon hosting a Sunday dinner honoring the newlyweds with guests including Joseph Parkinson and others from Rexburg. Garden flowers adorned the table as gifts were exchanged.
A contest winner celebrated with a gathering on Wednesday afternoon at Kensington hosted by Mrs. Bond. Attendees included Mrs. Karl Hunzeker, Mrs. D. Bruns of Sutton Nebraska, Mrs. Frank Pacina, Mrs. Ed Neider, Mrs. P. B. Fisher, Mrs. F. W Kiefer, Mrs. C. B. Pelkey, Mrs. C. F. Dahman, and Miss Claire Kiefer.
The column advises that if a person was baptized as Ted, that name should be used for formal wedding announcements. otherwise use the real given name. It warns against using nicknames in official notices and notes that even at age fifteen, dining with girls without a male chaperone at a hotel is inappropriate.
Executrix Mable Mulherin Brady publishes a six month claims period for the estate of William Jordan Brady deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers at Merrill & Merrill 504 5065 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho. Dated June 1 1934.
In Bannock County Idaho Probate Court the estate of Sylvanus Fox Seasholtz deceased. A hearing to prove the will and issue letters testamentary to Edward G. Houde is set for Monday June 25 1934 at 10 00 A M in the Courthouse Pocatello Idaho. Clerk Ruth Petersen issues the notice dated June 12 1984.
In Bannock County Idaho the Probate Court receives a will purporting to be that of Thomas E Stanton deceased and a petition for probate and issuance of letters testamentary to Jennie A Stanton executrix. A hearing is set for Saturday June 23 1934 at ten oclock a m.
John and William Guheen, sons of Mrs. J. J. Guheen of 128 North Ninth Avenue, will end their school careers at separate eastern universities next year. John earned high honors at Saint Mary's College in California and will begin at Harvard Law School in September. William, after three years at Saint Mary's, will complete his undergraduate work at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D. C.
The court fixes June 11 1934 at the Bannock County Courthouse in Pocatello Idaho as the time and place for hearing the petition and proving the will. Probate Judge Robert S. Callis signs the order.
Mrs Anna Roosev elt Dall arrives with two children and attorney Samuel Platt at a Lake Tahoe log cabin to establish residency for a Nevada divorce from Curtis B Dall. Secret service guards accompany them as she may file in Reno or Minden after six weeks.
Clark Collins of Sacramento was found guilty of the murder of Manuel Santos Del Prado on the Victory highway near Roosevelt Utah. The jury recommended life imprisonment and Collins awaits sentencing likely next Saturday after being held in jail. Del Prado was beaten to death with an automobile jack after traveling with Collins. Collins had been arrested in Alabama and brought back for trial.
Mrs. Marian Yorgensen is appointed district demonstrator for the Shelley and Firth district, reporting to Mrs. H. C. McCue of Blackfoot. The assignment focuses on women’s work and community outreach in the area.
Footnote credits Miss Helen Pitton University Extension director for her assistance in Bingham County as part of local agricultural outreach.
Paraguay reports the army repelled a 3000 strong Bolivian attack in the Canada Strongest sector of the Chaco boreal. The Defense Ministry says more than 460 enemy troops were killed and many prisoners were taken, including several Chilean officers who recently joined Bolivian forces.
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