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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
3
A. W. Brewerton’s Carey note suggests a hidden seventh word message in PAM THINKS IT MAY BE. It warns of being detained on business and to follow instructions unless a officer calls for briefs before returning to the office. The note cautions postponing matters to avoid misunderstanding.
Mrs Harry Bryan hosted a garden party for bride elect Evelyn Porges at her South Hayes avenue home. Guests played bridge in a scented floral setting and enjoyed tea after scoring wins by Mrs Petersen Mrs Engbar and Mrs Molinelli. Evelyn received a shower of gifts ahead of her early summer wedding.
An all city Camp Fire Girls hike is announced by guardian Miss Jothy Manning. Girls meet at Ross Park at 10 for a hike to Portneuf where they will study Indian writings on lava rocks. Each girl brings her own lunch.
Mrs Joseph Jordan entertained in honor of her sister Mrs Paul Dalpino with a Tuesday afternoon party at her residence. Attendees included Mrs B Maggio Ogden Mrs Mary Evans Mrs W Bridges Mrs P Frugoli Mrs Charles Gates Mrs N Lovella Mrs S Valentine Mrs Charles Greco Mrs J Davis Mrs N Mariano Mrs Alfred Jordan Mrs John D Johns Della Balpino Julia Balpino Lena Valentine Louise Davis Helen Bridges. A number of lovely gifts were showered on Mrs Dalpino.
Mrs. Edwards was guest of honor at a luncheon bridge given by Mrs. Paul Nash at Bannock hotel in Pocatello. Guests included Mrs. Ivan Gasser and many others. high score won by Mrs. Walter Service, with a guest favor presented to Mrs. Edwards. The group, including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards and son Tim Nibley, will return to Eldon, Missouri, after three weeks’ visit.
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Mr and Mrs Don C Brown entertained their bridge club Tuesday evening with dinner at home. Guests included Mrs Charles Archibald Mrs Ald Carruthers Hermosa Beach Calif Mrs Ann Mowbray Dr and Mrs C W Pond Dr and Mrs R J Cruse Dr and Mrs Edward N Roberts Mr and Mrs D I Stone Mr and Mrs Arthur Petersen Judge and Mrs Robert Terrell and the hosts. After dinner Fridge was enjoyed and the winning scores were made by Mrs Pond and Mr Stone with guest favors given to Mrs Archibald and Mrs Carruthers.
Adelaide Anderson School of Music presents a Family Ensemble Recital tomorrow at 8 15 in the Recital Hall. Solo and ensemble numbers feature piano, violin and cello with family groups. A group of about thirty five violin students who began in March under Herbert Branding will debut as a group. Public invited.
A Sunday picnic honored Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards and son Tom Nibley at Garden Creek Gap in Eldon. Attendees included the Gasser and Jenkins families, Paul Nash and daughters, Howard Jenkins family from Arimo, and McCammon residents. Also noted was a Tuesday Bridge club gathering hosted by Miss Margaret Gilmore on South Main Street with Mae Lloyd winning and James Foley drawing the all-out. several ladies enjoyed refreshments after the games.
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Dear Mrs Post advises that office attire should be tailored and neat, avoiding semi evening dress with bare shoulders or transparent fabrics. Emphasizes rub and scrubbed appearance, a well groomed head, and clothes free of dangling trims to convey an orderly, efficient mind.
Ben Davis, former Ross faction political figure, was seen outside his office as he stood in the sun. The scene sparked curiosity about his plans while the Tribune audience recalls past prize fight reporting.
Amelia Earhart Putnam is honored in Washington for her solo Atlantic flight and becomes part of a pioneering group. She accepts the National Geographic Society gold medal, the first awarded to a woman, along with a commendation praising her courage modesty and humor.
A Hawaiian mascot is greeted on the senate floor with rare access, receiving cheers from the gallery and congratulations from members. She lunched with Geographic Society officers and dined with President Hoover and Mrs Hoover.
Relatives of a Pueblo man believed to be Thomas C Roeck sr. head to Pocatello after confirmation of his death by drowning in the Portneuf River a week ago. Edw in P Rounds of Tonasket Washing daughter is among those traveling while Roeck Jr of Hinsdale Montana is expected to identify the body recovered near North Lincoln.
An oil tank truck exploded in a Newcastle garage killing Al Hocker and seriously injuring Aden Adkins. Authorities say a welding flame ignited fumes in the tank, tearing through the end of the frame garage.
Saturday is the deadline for Bannock County's second half 1931 taxes. Laura Berg, county treasurer, warns delinquent payments incur a 2 percent penalty and 10 percent interest. Expect a Friday and Saturday rush by mail and in person.
A city health committee in Pocatello is drafting standard licensing requirements for dairies to present to the council. Inspections are completed and will include constructive recommendations and a minimum requirements list. The effort followed three detected indigent fever cases. Committee members include Dean Eugene Leonard Dr. A M Newton O Leonard C W Daigh Thomas Hopper and G L Bowser.
Two bidders from Butte and Spokane tied at 9450 dollars for a Boundary county highway surfacing project. final award awaits study. Fred G. Redman of Yakima received a 12777 dollar contract for 14 miles of highway near Moscow. Diesel Oil Sales of Seattle won oil surfacing for 43 miles of the Old Oregon Trail and nine miles of the Roosevelt highway in Idaho.
Mrs. John Woffington entertained Sans Souci club members with Ken sington and tea Tuesday afternoon at her South Main Street residence. Guests included Mrs. Effie Brown Miss Ida Bistline and members such as Mrs. C D Amphlett Mrs. A W Robinson Mrs. C E Wright Mrs. Claude Bistline Mrs. Robert E Manning Mrs. H B Criswell Mrs. Charles Adamson and Mrs. J B Bistline.
Mrs. Horace Whittlesey and Miss Ethel Redfield hosted an informal tea at Mrs. Whit tlesey home on Tuesday to meet Mrs. Ima French of Albany Ore visiting this week. The event featured a dainty tea table and garden flowers with assistance from Mrs. Robert Terrell Mrs. C W Pond and Mrs. J L Hood. Twenty friends attended. More than 1000 farmers in 80 Indiana counties entered a five acre corn growing contest sponsored by the state corn growers association and Purdue University.
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