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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
10
The senate rejected Senator Couzens proposal by a 30 to 27 vote, allowing consideration of the second deficiency bill. The measure includes appropriations for Boulder Canyon Dam and various emergency funds.
Portneuf Lodge No. 18 A F and A M plans a 5 p m opening at the Masonic temple to confer the third degree. A dinner at 6 30 p m will follow in the temple dining room with a large attendance expected from Soda Springs and Montpelier lodges. A special musical program is arranged and Masons are invited to attend.
Pocatello reports ideal summer weather with a 24 hour high of 71 and low of 42. The day’s readings show 3 pm at 69, 6 pm 70, 9 pm 63 and midnight 55. Forecast calls for generally fair and mild conditions tonight and Thursday. Hubert Rallise of Paris slashed his wife branding her forehead with a razor.
A large Twin Falls County contingent travels to Pocatello for the 4-H club short course this week. Harvey S. Hale notes county membership rose to 318 with 27 members and 4 leaders joining the trip funded by the Buhl Chamber of Commerce. The group, second in size only to Franklin County, returns Friday with 27 members and 4 chaperones listed.
The Opera club, meeting at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music, plans rehearsals for Stradella by Flotow and a public performance likely in early fall. Director Vito Petrone outlined the opera and its staging, and a few more singers are welcome by calling the school. Next meeting and rehearsal start are listed for Tuesday at 7:30.
The Masons of Caribou Lodge 84 of Soda Springs hosted the third annual mulligan picnic Sunday at Pebble Basin near Bancroft. About 250 attendees from Lava Hot Springs Pocatello Bancroft Montpelier Grace and Soda Springs enjoyed stewed chicken and dumplings. Roe White led as chef with Frank Reed Jr and mags Van Slooten assisting. Despite afternoon rain the event was a huge success.
W H Lovesy of Salt Lake City presented the study at the silver anniversary Rotary convention. The survey begun in 1928 involved 37 civic organizations and University of Utah students. It led to a labor exchange for youth employment and urged communities to first study problems to mobilize all organizations.
The Pocatello Country Club course has drawn about 1000 players this season with roughly 30 average daily attendance. Since April 6 over 700 golfers have used the course and weather has heavily influenced turnout. Roy Miller leads greens upkeep with club officials planning major improvements and additions while out-of-town players, like E O Holm of Bozeman, continue to visit.
Crane Co marks 75 years since founder R. T. Crane opened a cabin shop in Chicago. veterans with 25+ years join a Chicago celebration June 29 to July 4 while 196 company sites host picnics. M. P. Emery leaves Pocatello for Chicago as 700 more veterans stay local July 3 Lagoon event.
The American Legion gears up for a nationwide trek to Boston in October. National Commander O L Bodenhamer calls on Idaho leaders to mobilize and ensure Idaho Legionnaires attend in record numbers, with large plans and expenditures to secure facilities for what promises to be the greatest convention yet.
The graduating nurses of Pocatello General Hospital class of 1930 were entertained by the Alumni Association at a Tuesday night banquet and dance at the Green Triangle Inn. Local physicians attended with their wives. Dr. C W Pond acted as toastmaster. brief addresses were by Dr. E N Roberts and Dr. W F Howard. Mrs O P Barber gave the welcome, and Miss Nellie Schendele gave the response.
In Youngstown Ohio on June 25 a suit for permanent injunction was opened to block Bethlehem Steel from absorbing Youngstown Sheet & Tube in a one billion dollar merger. Luther B Day of Cleveland led opposed stockholders alleging management fraud concealment and dereliction of duty. Newton D Baker for the Youngstown directors replied that Day’s charges were unfounded praising H G Dalton and James A Campbell as directors.
The body of a nurse is found in Chicago in what authorities say appears to be a death by own action. Police and medical examiner statements suggest suicide as the likely cause amid ongoing investigations.
A flood of items covers court actions and community events. This week in Pocatello, Elise Guheen sues James Williams et al for 2200 dollars on a mortgage note, A C Wall sues J B Pemberton et al over land, and First Security Bank sues A O Punke et al for 849.88. News also notes births, marriages, licenses, meetings, a police court round up, an Indiana arrest, and local social and civic events.
In Franklin junior league, Rondo Curtis' Tigers won 25 to 15 over Pirates. In Irving playground senior league, Merrell Fore's team beat Jack De Late's outfit 19 to 11 with a seven run fifth and a home run by the captain.
At the office of Attorney F E Tydeman arrangements were completed for the American Legion junior baseball sixth district championship to be played Saturday in Pocatello. Malad drew a bye and will meet the Preston Pocatello winner with preliminary at 11 and final at 4 in Overland Park.
Dr and Mrs Dan McDougall arrived in town visiting Mrs McDougall's mother Dr McDougall a Cleveland Babies and Children's hospital staff member en route to Portland where he will serve as resident physician at Doernbecher Memorial Hospital for Children The family plans to leave later this week He is a former Pocatello resident and brother of Prosecuting Attorney D C McDougall
A Parent-Teachers association rally will be held Friday evening at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium. The event features a pageant illustrating P T A principles with participation from P T A groups and Pocatello children under Mrs C H Pinkerton who will direct the children parts.
Dr Theo Hollie spoke at the Bannock hotel drawing Pocatello residents to lectures on personal worth and fitness. He extended the course by two evenings with topics including Are You Fit to Marry and Stay Married. The final session will cover the science of the mind.
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