North End Bridge Club Luncheon Concludes Series
The North End Neighborhood bridge club held a luncheon at the Hotel Bannock to close a series of afternoon games. Hostesses Mrs. E. L. Garst and Mrs. E. A. Dufford led the event with guests including Mrs. J. F. Moore Mrs. B. M. Hines Mrs. Charles H. Bohrer and Miss Agnes Askloff. In the postmeal play Mrs. Dufford and Mrs. Purdy shared honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
C. E. Wright
L. R. Brown
A. E. Berosek
Dufford
Purdy
Electa Kensington Ruth Chapter Picnic Set for June 26
Members from Electa Kensington of Ruth chapter plan an annual picnic on Thursday June 26 at 1 PM in Ross Park. East side riders should call Mrs Daniel Currie 437 W and west side riders Mrs John Brennan 1802 for transportation.
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Electa Kensington of Ruth
Ross Park
Daniel Currie
John Brennan
Harmony Bridge Club Closes Season With Luncheon
Harmony bridge club members ended the season with a luncheon at Highway Inn Inkom on Friday. Guests included Mrs. E A Dufford Mrs C E Wright Mrs F A Purdy Mrs Mayme Corbett and others. Wright won high honors and Corbett finished second in the contract after luncheon.
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Harmony Bridge Club
Highway Inn
Inkom
E. A. Dufford
C. E. Wright
F. A Purdy
Mayme Corbett
A. W. Robinson
William Oberg
R. E. Titus
James S. Orr
Wright
Corbett
Dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Leon Hahne social event
Mrs Leon Hahne hosted a dessert bridge with guests Mrs R D Tutty and Mrs Ray Baker and a list of club members. Flowers graced the luncheon table and honors were shared by Mrs Hahne and Mrs Alton.
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Leon Hahne
R. D. Tutty
Ray Baker
A. J. Lavery
Jay Long
Don Bailey
J. E. Mitchell
Edward Alton
Hahne
Alton
Marriage of Eleanor Ray to Ever Ett Arndt in Sandpoint
Mrs. Alice Olmstead Ray of Boise announces Eleanor Ray wed Ever Ett Walter Arndt in Sandpoint Idaho on Thursday. The couple will reside in Renton Washington after their Pocatello home era.
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Alice Olmstead Ray
Boise
Eleanor
Everett Walter Arndt
Sandpoint
Idaho
Renton
Wash
Rays
Pocatello
Death of Jack Taylor in Nampa at 19
Jack Taylor age 19 son of E B Taylor and Mrs Carl Anderson died in Nampa on June 16 born March 26 1922 at McCammon. Survived by mother Mrs Carl Anderson of Oakland California and father E B Taylor of Montpelier one brother Cleo Rowe Taylor and sister Donna Taylor of Oakland grandmothers Mrs Sarah Rowe McCammon and Mrs Sarah Taylor St Anthony. Funeral at McCammon 1 p m Thursday Bishop L R Harris officiating body taken to Mrs Rowe s McCammon home friends may call before services. Hall mortuary directed.
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Jack Taylor
E. B. Taylor
Carl Anderson
Nampa
McCammon
Oakland
Calif
Montpelier
Cleo Rowe Taylor
Donna Taylor
Sarah Rowe
Sarah Taylor
St. Anthony
L. R. Harris
Hall Mortuary
French Claim Victory Over British Troops On Palestine Front
British reports say allied columns attacked Mezze near Damascus and advanced toward Beirut as Vichy forces retook Merdjayoun and Kuneitra. RAF night bombings hit Cologne, Düsseldorf, Rotterdam, Ostend, Boulogne, Cherbourg with heavy losses claimed for German planes. Churchill era tensions rise over arming American ships amid U-boat threats.
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Palestine
Halfaya
Salam
Mezze
Damascus
Syria
Beirut
Merdjayoun
Kuneitra
Rotterdam
Ostend
Boulogne
Cherbourg
English Channel
Berlin
Hitler
Kingdom
Sussex
West Kent
United States
Germany
Roosevelt
B P W C Holds Picnic and Delegation Elected
The BPWC picnic at Rosy Park elected Dorothy Manning as local delegate to the national convention in Los Angeles July 7 to 13. The committee in charge included Naomi Peacock, Esther Witty, Irene Cochrane, Ina Stout and Eva Smith. Nora Boyum attended as former president. Betha Stacy and Marie Howard recently returned from Kellogg where the state convention was held with Stacy detailing entertainment and Howard reporting on sessions.
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BPWC
Rosy Park
Dorothy Manning
Los Angeles
Noami Peacock
Esther Witty
Irene Cochrane
Ina Stout
Eva Smith
Nora Boyum
Betha Stacy
Marie Howard
Kellogg
Stacy
Howard
Power Resident Mrs Hampton Completes 7000 Mile Trip
Mrs. Josephine Hampton of American Falls finished a 7000 mile motor journey begun May 8 with stops in Wyoming Colorado Oklahoma Arkansas Texas New Mexico and Arizona before returning to Nevada She visited Will Rogers memorial at Claremore and Bob Burns childhood home at Van Buren Ark and later stayed with the Kohlmeyer family in Nevada before traveling via St George Utah to Rupert and back through Ogden Utah and American Falls
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American Falls
Josephine Hampton
Hampton
Herman Kohlmeyer
Edna
Tonopah
New
Wyoming
Laramie
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kohlmeyers
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Claremore
Okla
Will Rogers
Bob Burns
van Buren
Ark
Kohlmeyer
Nevada Rock and Sand Company
Alameda Women Plead Not Guilty in Disturbing the Peace Case
W E Johnson filed a justice court complaint charging Donna Prescott and Lillian Lowry with disturbing the peace. The two defendants and Johnson live on Willard Avenue in Alameda. They appeared before Justice William J Ryan and pleaded not guilty.
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Justice Court
W. E. Johnson
Donna Prescott
Lillian Lowry
William J. Ryan
Johnson
Willard Avenue
Alameda
Local meetings and notices fill Around Town column
The Around Town section notes a L. A. to B. of R. T. meeting at 2 30 p m in W W hall, a birth at General hospital to Mr and Mrs Wallace Wilcox, oiling work at Pocatello airport, theft reports, a New York visit by H C Cook, and a Legion post meeting at Memorial building. It lists several thefts, upcoming club gatherings, university talks, council bids, forgery case against Alvin Jackson, a memorial for Reverend H N Wagner of Twin Falls, funeral arrangements for Cleland G Sullivan, two traffic collisions, and other civic notices in Pocatello Idaho.
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Wallace Wilcox
North Arthur
General Hospital
Pocatello
H. N. Wagner
Twin Falls
Wagner
Fort Hall
Gibson
Hawthorne Road
Congress Highlights In Recess And Committee Actions
Senate in recess. Interstate commerce committee continues hearings on radio broadcasting regulations. Military affairs committee hears Undersecretary of War on proposed property seizure legislation. Rivers and harbors committee continues Seaway bill. Ways and means drafts tax bill. House passes temporary naval promotion bill.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Military Affairs Committee
War Patterson
War Department
Rivers and Harbors Committee
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ways and Means Committee
House
Inkom roundups and court actions headline minor crimes
A series of local items include a car collision with damaged fenders and wheel, a Seattle death of H H Wells and a funeral, Norfolk court cases including Virginia Miller's annulment suit against Wallace Miller, a June 25 crop improvement meeting at Sinkom schoolhouse, and a 4 H seed club led by Leonard Merrill. District court jurors found Dwight Buchanan not guilty of forgery, while Stanley Smith and Pat Kutch cases loom with further trials. Marjorie Leigh, 19, died in a February 5 collision near Center Street.
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Thomas Marley
Mountain City
Nev
Pocatello
Idaho Street
North Main
Floyd M. Berry
North Harrison
First and
Halliday
Mary Idella Miller Lotz
Virginia Miller
Fred J. Wild
Wallace Eugene Miller
Reno
Virginia Giegel
P. m
Sinkom
HL. Spence
Extension Agronomst
Wm. Dean Boyle
J. V. Chandler
Inkom Agricultural Planning Committee
Boyle
Inkom Committee
Inkom
Leonard Merrill
Colorado
Dwight Buchanan
Buchanan
Petersen Furniture Company
J. L. Downing
State
Stanley Smith
Smith
Lee Kim
Keystone
Lee Him
Ben P
Pat) Kutch
Fort Hall
Kutch
Marjorie Leigh
Center
Potato Marketing Meeting Sets Vote At Thee L D S House
C A Gustafson will discuss the potato marketing agreement at a June 19 meeting in Thee with voting from 7 to 10 p m to form an organization led by an administrative committee. Farmers may also vote at the county agent's office in Pocatello from 9 a m to 5 p m. Floyd C Transtrum faces involuntary manslaughter charges. his case is on Judge I E McDougall's calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd C. Transtrum
Blackfoot
Transtrum
I. E. McDougall
C. A. Gustafson
Thee
Secretary of Agriculture
Pocatello
Woman Fleeing Snakes Encounters Elephant at Circus
In Valentine Nebraska on June 18 Mrs. Lewis Stockwell picking strawberries in her garden was startled by a snake then confronted by an elephant that waved its trunk and trumpeted. A nearby circus keeper then took charge of the elephant.
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Valentine
Lewis Stockwell
Sambo the cocker spaniel retrieves lost golf balls in woods
In Rehoboth Delaware on June 18 a black cocker spaniel named Sambo helps his owner by constantly retrieving golf balls lost in the woods near their property. This curious behavior highlights the dog’s talent for locating balls in challenging terrain.
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Rehoboth
Del
Sambo
Rehoboth Club on Golf Ball Discovery
Rehoboth Country club brings home balls to Frank L. Chase who reconditions and resells them to members. Sambo has retrieved over 500 golf balls this year but no one can explain his attraction to the sport.
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Rehoboth Country Club
Tem
Frank L. Chase
Sambo
Police curb peddlers after defense worker’s sleep complaint
In New Britain Connecticut a policeman was ordered to tone down the sing song calls of peddlers after Peter, a defense worker at a small arms plant, said the noise disrupted his sleep daily from 10 to 11 a.m. He works 13 hours a night and needs rest.
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Peter
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Palo Alto
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West Benton
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Dean Boyle
Buckskin Basin
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W. E. A. Social Club
Ida Gilmore
M 5
L. D. True
South Fourth Avenue
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University Home Economics Department
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C. M. Jeffery
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Jackson
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Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A. M
Cleland G Sullivan
Rupert
Barnes
Sullivan
Keystone Lodge
Congress
Associated Press
Fargo-Wilson-Wells Co
Watch Fargo’s
Woolley Apartments
Chester G. Wells
Seattle
H. H. Wells
Fred Friedy
Chester Wells
Pocattello
New Britain, Conn
Carlton
ASME
Ey Ake
Pyee
ICE Service
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Carnes Music Co
Idaho Falls
Coca-Cola
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