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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1935
Page
2
Fort Hall Stockmens association and other Indian stockmen will meet June 27 at the agency to discuss hay conservation for winter use and the July 8 cattle roundup leading to a July 15 sale. lunch served noon to 1 pm. President Ralph Dixey to preside. T. C. Guyn will discuss irrigation. Attendees invited.
Mrs Edith Wolfe 36 of Litchfield Nebraska died instantly in an eight mile east Rupert Idaho crash on highway 30 at 8 this morning. Her daughter Eunice 5 died later at hospital. Son George 11 in critical condition. Husband Leonard Wolfe injured. Two other children Luella 14 and Jeanneme 15 months lightly hurt. Cars sideswiped. victims hospitalized.
An accident left Jean Weston of Mitchell South Dakota and Margory Weston of Yonkers New York plus Grace Maushak of Chicago uninjured. The Nebraska car driven by Mr Wolfe was bound for Oregon for a vacation. The South Dakota car was returning east after a westward trip.
Sacramento note: Roy Prather, unemployed cook, attempts to charm a seven foot rattler draped on his shoulders. Crowds panic as the snake lashes out with no fangs, Prather is bitten but treated and the snake is captured and sent to hospital.
Dr. C. A. Odgers announced Gooding college will continue as a four year liberal arts institution. An earlier plan for a junior college was dropped by the board’s executive committee. The lower division is accredited by the Northwest Association and hopes for upper division recognition. The Idaho State Board of Education and church education boards rate it as a four year college.
In Blackfoot on June 22 the Stewart Hoover Post American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the year. Mary Blair was named president, P H Stowell first vice president, William M Tomlinson second vice president, Nellie Leonard secretary and treasurer, and Dean Evans historian Fort Hall. Executive members are Helen McGonagle Frank Smith and Margaret Riley. Delegates to the Boise convention in August are A L Morgan Mary Blair and Dorothy Peck. Installations set for Saturday June 29.
Omaha report states 21 year old Marion Miley from Lexington Kentucky posted a decisive win over Patty Berg of Minneapolis by nine and seven to claim the Transmississippi championship in a standout performance on the women’s golf tour.
Sunset marks the start of the Bannock Shoshone sun dance at Fort Hall reservation three miles north. About 40 dancers, divested to the waist and adorned with beads, will perform from June 30 to July 3. Six western states send attendees as officials remind visitors to honor the religious nature of the ceremony.
Morning worship includes Dean Brown violin solo and Ashford hymn My Task sung by Mrs. G A Wagner and Miss Geraldine Wagner with Mrs C H Guthrie at piano. Trinity church hosts Holy Communion at 8 Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 with Sunday school at 9 45 and congregational and session meetings follow. Reports on South Idaho Disciples of Christ convention 7 p m Christian Endeavor 8 p m youth presentation Spirit Ships. No church night service this week.
Central Christian Church at Sixth and Lander Streets led by Minister Mark C Cronenberger hosts a Sunday school hour at 10 a.m. led by C M Duncan and an 11 a.m. devotional service. The class covers all ages with Bible teaching.
Mrs. Regina leads Chapel Room service at 840 S. 4th Street as Verna Irene Shupe is honored by Silent Unity Aid. Event details suggest a chaplaincy or memorial observance with community participants.
B. Lewis music director L. A. Hart interpreter Devotional Days and HoursSunday 10 am Adult Church school 11 am Christian Missions 3 pm Truth Universally Understood and Accepted Tuesday and Thursday 3 pm Health and Success Wednesday All Day Silence Lesson Acts 1 6 8 13 1 12
Gross W Alexander minister center street at garfield 9 45 church school superintendent Mrs R R Wolf 11 public worship sermon by pastor 4 organization of a junior league Miss Helen Austin in charge 6 30 epworth league devotional meeting followed by games and refreshments Friday evening at 8 o clock at the parsonage the fourth quarterly conference is scheduled with the district superintendent presiding reports of all societies will be called for
The Sunday school meets at 9 55 during the summer. The 11 o clock sermon theme is O Come Let Us Worship. Minister Frank E Carlson recently returned from Chicago will be in the pulpit with Rampton Barlow directing the music.
The Glad Tidings Mission lists activities at 127 South Second. Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 11 evangelistic services 8 00 led by Evelyn A Molander and Mae Anderson who recently graduated from Bible school Tuesday 8 Bible study Thursday 8 Bible study and prayer.
Grace Lutheran Church on Arthur Ave at Custer Street invites all to Sunday school for children and worship at 11 with communion. Pastor W. B. Maier delivers At The Right Hand of God after a 10:40 preparatory service for communicants.
Morning worship at 10 45 a m with Rev C F Acree of Berkeley as guest preacher. Rev I G Roddy leads a live church with a living message for the community. Roddy attends the service in support of the event.
Bible school at 9 50 a m directed by John Young B Y P U meets at 7 p m. Sunny Sunday service at 8 p m guest speaker Rev Claude Richmond Sanctuary service Thursday 8 p m Linfield College Quartet concert Womens and Brotherhood Picnic Friday 28th
The Church of the Nazarene at Clark and No Eighth held Sunday school at 10 a m. with preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. A Young Peoples Meeting followed at 7 15. The midweek service was announced for Wednesday night at 8. Rev R J Kunze is the pastor.
Western streams show good fishing with clear water in West Yellowstone Madison Ashton Tetoula and Picabo Silver Creek while Portneuf and Blackfoot rivers lag. Some rivers run high muddy or poor like Red Rock near Armstead and Portneuf downstream. Overall fishing remains fair to good across southeastern Idaho and parts of Montana with several spots reported fishing well.
United Spanish War veterans and auxiliary members plan a three day session starting Sunday in Boise. Camps expected to attend include Sand Point Wallace Coeur d Alene Lewiston Payette Weiser Nampa Twin Falls Burley Pocatello Boise and Idaho Falls.
Clarence Watson of 328 North Lincoln pursued an intruder after being alerted by his son Robert in the early morning. Watson says he believed he struck the man in the back with an axe as the burglar fled, but a foothill search found no capture.
Lena Bellaw, 26, unemployed in Chicago, sold nearly all she owned to raise funds. She told police a thief had taken the money after she fainted on the way to the lake to drown herself. Friends at her lodging offered aid as she declared she would not think of suicide again.
Bryan Grant defending Atlanta title faces Frank Parker Milwaukee in the final of the National Clay Courts Tennis Championship after both win semifinals. Grant beat Berkeley Bell 6-1 6-2 6-1. Parker defeated William Reese 6-4 6-4.
An Illinois report touts a vapor automatic gas saver claiming 66 miles per gallon with 500 percent profits. The ad targets all autos and asks readers to send their address and car name to receive one cent free for quick introduction.
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