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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
2
Rome reports ongoing Italy Vatican talks address demands for an apology and the churchs political activity. Reopening of Catholic lay clubs and mutual grievances are nearing settlement while Rome maintains firm stance on Catholic action and youth clubs. Vatican reportedly open to discussion but government holds proof of political activity by the clubs.
Ray Tuck of the YMCA aquatic club has twice lowered the local quarter mile free style record for men. He first swam 440 yards in 7 minutes 28 2 5 seconds, then cut 2 5 of a second off the mark. Tuck trains for longer swims this summer and aims to better all local middle and distance records.
Deeds show R C Hillman and others transferring multiple lots in sections and townships to Fredrick Freezer. Rebecc Olive Purkey and others convey part of sections to Sallie F Toston. W J Harvey and others sell parcels to Sallie F Toston. John A McDonald transfers lot in W. Pocatello area to Kezia McDonald. U S parcels transfer to Charles M White. Mary J Rice and Theo Turner deeds to Theo Turner and State Board of Education. Turner Trust Co. transfers lots to Evelyn G Patterson. Chester Grading advances state highway work toward Pall River bridge completion.
Leaves for Los Angeles Mrs J C Walters Mrs H R Jones and son Howard left for Los Angeles today Eagles to Celebrate Preparations nearly complete for the Praternal Order of Eagles jubilee dance and frolic at the Dance Gardens next Monday night The event marks the close of a recent membership drive A parade Saturday evening will precede the Eagle parade To See Fireworks Poca tello poet of the Legion and auxiliary will leave tonight at 6 30 to attend the Legion rodeo fireworks display in Blackfoot Members urged to wear Leviton caps or 40 and 8 chapaus Expected Home Today Mr and Mrs H L Mellan visiting in Chicago and points are expected home today In the east Mr Han operator of McHan mortuary purchased a new hearse Reported Improving Margaret Ann Cleare 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Cleare suffered a concussion last Saturday and is progressing toward recovery Masons Plan Please Local committee for the Sixth Masonic District picnic at Pebble Basin Sunday says reservations still possible Contact C D Clay A Murphy W It McCarty Ray Avis or Steve Collins Visiting in Salt Lake Mr Morence Marshall proprietor of a ready to wear shop spending a week in Salt Lake City Operation Underwent Mrs John C Grant operated on at General hospital last evening is reported to be doing well today She is the wife of an O B S conductor and resides at 121 Roosevelt Ave Files Attachment Suit Willard S Bowen filed suit for attachment in the sum of 655 and costs against J R Davies Also Caterpillar Tractor Co filed a collection suit on a note alleged to be given by W J Hubbard and William Campbell & Sons in the amount of 345 97
First Ward Relief society to hold a cooked food sale Saturday at 10 a m at Idaho Gas Company. Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters meet tonight at 8 pm at Eagles hall. Oddfellows and Rebekahs attend annual memorial services Sunday June 21 at 11 am at Central Christian Church 255 North Sixth Avenue.
Meridell Park hosts Logan and his Original Shadowland Dance Orchestra tonight. Admission is 75 cents for couples. Free taxi service is available from Witherspoon Drug.
Idaho Attorney General Fred J. Babcock returned from north Idaho to defend the kilowatt tax law after Utah Power and Light filed suit in federal court. He will brief the case with two assistants and have the reply ready within 20 days. The company challenges the law on three points including an allegedly illegal special session, exemptions for irrigation and drainage districts, and interstate commerce interference.
Warm, dry week with scattered light showers in parts. Winter wheat strong in northern counties. spring grains show good growth but need rain. Potatoes and beets progressing. alfalfa cut. peas growing. Ranges generally good though moisture needed. cattle and sheep in good condition. Water shortages noted in Gooding and Bannock areas. drought hurting crops and irrigation.
Desk sergeant reviews docket noting Eugene Pohipe forfeited 10 on intoxication. Johnny Pipp fined 15 on same charge and committed. Ed Andrews pleads not guilty to petit larceny. case continued until Saturday. A. B. Johnson, 16, held for sheriff at Dillon. A D Fogg arrested for disturbing the peace. turned over to justice E G Houde after a neighbor’s call following a scream.
Trist Chevrolet company filed a petition in district court before Judge R M Terrell to change its corporate name to Amphlett Chevrolet. An order calls interested parties to appear at 10 a m on July 11. The petition is signed by the board of directors C D Amphlett Louise G Amphiett J S Bussell O R Baum and D B Cleaves.
Agricultural agent C W Daigh led a Tybee district meeting at A H McGuire ranch on using carbon bisulphide to exterminate noxious weeds. He advised applying the chemical at eight to twelve inches deep, eighteen inches apart with two ounces per hole, noting weeds died and roots reached over four feet. Farmers ordered ten fifty gallon drums and may arrange a carload if orders continue.
A Pocatello motorcycle club will hold its annual gypsy tour on Sunday traveling to Mackay for a special program and entertainment. Clubs from Idaho Falls Twin Falls and Dillon Montana will join. Attendees should meet at Watts Cyclery Sunday at 5 AM.
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