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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
2
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, noted evangelist, may not receive visitors for three weeks after an intestinal obstruction operation ten days ago. She is on a liquid diet and slowly improving. Dr Bove denies sending a hoax telegram about a birth to her husband to test private message leaks.
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The piece outlines Maximilien Robespierre’s early career in Arras, his 1781 admission to legal practice, and his resignation rather than sentence a prisoner to death. It contrasts his later role as the fanatic leader of the French Revolution’s terror and his eventual execution. The column ends with a science aside on gravity and a teaser for tomorrow’s topic, the blind postman.
The Pocatello Athletic Club invites entries for its annual tennis tournament with a double elimination format. W. E. Smith announces plans and Austin L. Jones will manage at the Y M C A. Registration fees of fifty cents fund trophy purchases. Openings set for June 29 and July 3 with events for men and women singles and doubles.
Chicago June 26 The Cubs star Lonnie Warneke after a 2 1 defeat to the Boston Braves storms into the clubhouse and destroys a heating unit and mates straw hats. Braves bill Cubs for 25. Warneke has four straight losses and five in his last five decisions by 1 0 or 2 1 scores.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Wood of Thomas announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday in Blackfoot Idaho.
The Pocatello Tent and Awning company at 147 South Arthur is highlighted as a nationally recognized canvas producer. Glen Stonaker and Gail Train run a factory capable of tents from pup tents to five thousand seat arenas and manufacture fashionable awnings for homes and institutions. The firm supports local sports and services 65 eastern Idaho schools with Goldsmith athletic gear and camping equipment.
The ad explains OME cigarettes use three domestic tobaccos plus Turkish seasoning. They are blended and cross blended to achieve a milder flavor with character. The copy emphasizes a smoother taste rather than strength.
The Jolly Twenty Pinochle club hosted by Mrs. Joe Cutler enjoyed an afternoon of games with high and low scores noted for Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Cutler. Members listed include C. G. Bowser Davis Gucker Shilts Thompson McNabb Mingo Henry and others with future hostesses named. A post game tea followed. more activities include an all day quilting party hosted by Mrs. Leo Lewis and a missionary swimming party at Indian Springs with gifts for Mrs. Vernon Briscoe. June proclaims an Idaho National Guard appointment for Miller with detailed cadet officer criteria and responsibilities.
West Point announces Cadet James F. Miller Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller of Pocatello, has been appointed a sergeant in the corps of cadets. The appointment comes in orders issued by Superintendent Major General W. D. Connor as Miller is set to graduate next spring.
June 26 Rev Ernest Allman was named rector of St Pauls church and led Sunday services. He succeeds Rev B C d Easum who is critically ill in St Luke's hospital Boise. Earlier services paused since February when d Easum entered Mayo Bros hospital. Allman will serve Pocatello Boise area and also hold Blackfoot Idaho Falls pastorates along with Pocatello.
Sadler Wegner and Company, Boise and Twin Falls investment firm, opens a Pocatello office at 414 West Center Street led by C. E. Dickson. The firm handles general brokerage and investment business and furnishes quotations and buy sell orders via private wire to E. A. Pierce & Company in New York.
Boise June 26 Evan Evans collector of internal revenue suffered a heart attack Friday and was reported improved today by hospital attendants.
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