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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

2

Society notes from Ohadi and Home Improvement clubs

Miss Ina Stout and Miss Edith Sjoblom hosted the Ohadi club at Miss Stout's Vickrey apartment with a bridge evening and supper. Mrs. Emma Ehlert and Mrs. Mayme Corbett won honors. New York visitors Mrs. John Francis Reilly and Patricia Ann arrive in Pocatello to visit relatives. Home Improvement Club met on East Maple, played Five Hundred after a business meeting. high score went to Mrs. Clarence M. Rainey and Mrs. Christopherson was all cut. Guests included Mrs. Louise Trotignon, Mrs. Thomas Sandvall, Mrs. Flora Bailey, and others. Meetings adjourned until September.

Ina Stout Edith Sjoblom Ohadi Club Miss Stout Vickrey Emma Ehlert Mayme Corbett Iva Stout Georgia Rose Sally Rancore Inez Webb Pansy Meek Lavern Dean Evelyn Carney Lillian Brookhal Ann Bonham John Francis Reilly Patricia Ann New York City Pocatello Home Improvement Club A. T. Christopherson East Maple Street Clarence M. Rainey Christopherson Louise Trotgnon Santa Monica California Thomas Sandvall Hollywood Flora Bailey Rainey Clyde Morris H. D. Benson M. H. Lundy L. W. Thurston G. W. Adams Charles Rogers R. O. Cotant C. M. Nelson

Williams sisters start summer study in California

Misses Bessie and Cleo Williams daughters of Mr and Mrs Herbert Williams left Monday for San Francisco to attend State Teachers College. They traveled by motor visiting points along the way. Bessie teaches in Tyhee schools and Cleo, a University Southern Branch graduate, will teach at Treasureton in the fall.

Bessie Cleo Williams Herbert Williams San Francisco State Teachers College Bessie Williams Tyhee University Southern Branch Treasureton

Farewell party honors Rich monds in Presbyterian church

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church second division met at North Tenth avenue home of Mrs. G A Anderson. They planned a farewell party for Reverend and Mrs. Claude Richmond to be held at the church parlor from 7 30 to 9 30 p m on July 1 as they move to Watsonville California. Guests and refreshments were noted.

Ladies Aid The Presbyterian Church, Second Division G. A. Anderson North Tenth Avenue W. E Garrett C .E. Williams Claude Richmond Richmonds Watsonville California Mary Maio M Chobotar J. F. Lee H. A. Peterson Anna Westrom I. B. Carter C. E. Williams Edna Matsen Charles Anderson F. J. Hughes Richmond

Vacation Trip to Southern California by MacKenzie Family

Mrs. Francis E. MacKenzie and her children Francis Jr and Jean left Wednesday by car for a several week vacation in southern California. Portneuf Circle No 892 N O W plans a social evening after the regular business session tonight at 8 in Eagle hall inviting members and friends.

Francis E. MacKenzie Francis, Jr Jean California Portneuf Circle Eagle Hall

Faith and Youth In A Turbulent Morning

A reflective note on shaken beliefs after shocking headlines. The piece contrasts crime and disgrace with a proud youth Malcolm, four, walking with confidence in half socks, suggesting a fragile dawn for the nation and hope in a bright young observer.

Morning Mail Malcolm

Brave boy confesses candy misfire in tense roadside scene

A narrator recalls Malcolm, who defuses a misunderstanding after a candy piece hits a windshield. The driver questions him, Malcolm truthfully admits the candy was thrown away, and the exchange restores dignity and resolve as the narrator notes youth’s courage.

Malcolm

Saluting Malcolm the commonest kind of young American

The speaker honors a boy named Malcolm for courage and decency, arguing that news too often centers on the sensational while ordinary, honorable youths restore courage and faith in older men. He urges praise for Malcolm and similar youths across schools nationwide.

Malcolm

Physician Good Samaritan Aids In Idaho Falls Auto Crash

Dr Samuel Weissross district CCC surgeon on inspection near Camp Osborn Springs assisted a couple after a highway crash three miles north of Idaho Falls. Mr Fell and Mrs Fell from Rigby were in a wreck when a rear tire blew out. Mrs Fell suffered scalp and facial lacerations and a forearm injury as Mr Fell pulled her from water-filled ditch.

Samuel Weissross CCC E. M. Yon Camp Osboron Springs Idaho Falls Fell Rigby

Suffering woman aided by Major and local help in Idaho Falls

A medical emergency story describes a woman in distress aided by a Major who acted as an assistant and a doctor her condition deemed "plenty game" by the physician. Mr. Mallory then converted a delivery truck into an ambulance, transporting the injured couple to Idaho Falls for hospital care.

Mallory Idaho Falls

Idaho couple obtains marriage license in Salt Lake City

Otto Brown age 45 of Rexburg Idaho and Hazel Painter Hill age 43 of Thornton Idaho obtained a marriage license in Salt Lake City yesterday.

Salt Lake City Otto Brown Rexburg Idaho Hazel Painter Hill Thornton

Wealth Tax Move Seen as Leftward By Capital Figures

Washington observers view President Roosevelt's wealth tax proposal as a major shift to the left in capitol discussions of New Deal policy. Some congressmen describe the administration's approach as part of a zigzag, labeling prior moves as left or right while the president calls the direction straight ahead.

Washington Roosevelt Capitol

Lincoln Vaults Swarmed by Wax Moths Crippling Rail Tariffs

Nebraska railway traffic slows inch by inch as the railway commission discovers thousands of wax moths feasting on ledgers in the vaults. A pest exterminator is to fumigate and restore order by Sunday at a cost of 35 dollars plus new tariff books.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Railway Commission

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