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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

3

Install Officers at Joint Moose Ceremonies in Pocatello

American Falls chapter No. 778 Women of the Moose joined Pocatello chapter No. 833 for joint installation of new officers. Marie Guymon installed for American Falls. Etta Parks and Brial Cornelison led Pocatello officers. Several local residents visited and guests attended a luncheon afterward.

American Falls Women of the Moose Pocatello Marie Guymon Bell Thompson Edith Campbell Ida Vanderhule Eva B. Smith Cora EB. Darling Etta Parks Brial Corn

NYC Visitor Bereneice Brooks Guests in Pocatello

Miss Bereneice Brooks of New York City arrives for a few days visit in Pocatello with her sister Mrs. Horace Whittlesey before heading to Boise for the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Brooks.

T. C. Allen Russell Iowa E. F. Gasser Sheridan Pocatello George Gasser Emmett Gasser Robert E. Manning George Gassers Gasser F. G. Brooks Walter Lloyd Salt Lake City Bereneice Brooks New York City Horace Whittlesey Boise P. B. Brooks

Georgetown Medical Student Returns Home for Summer

John McDonald son of Mr and Mrs William P McDonald a student at Georgetown University Medical School Washington DC arrived home Tuesday to spend the summer in Pocatello.

John McDonald William P. McDonald Georgetown University Medical School Washington, D. C Pocatello

College Quartet Will Sing Here

Linfield college quartet from McMinnville Oregon to perform at Baptist church at 8 p m Thursday. They return from a tour of the west after attending the Northern Baptist convention in Colorado Springs June 20 to 26. Repertoire spans ballads folk songs negro spirituals hymns and others. Members Cal Lohr Paul Durham Rene Bertheau Milton Hay with accompanist Edward Bell.

Linfield College McMinnville Oregon The Baptist Church Northern Baptist Convention Colorado Springs Colo Pocatello Cal Lohr Lodi Calif Paul Durham Portland Rene Bertheau Wenatchee Wash Milton Hay Edward Bell

Lions Clubs Choose Governors at Utah Idaho Session

At the joint Lions meeting in Richfield Utah Cantril Nielson of Hyrum was named Utah district governor and L Sumner Pond of Grace was chosen Idaho governor. The convention adopted resolutions seeking an educational highway safety campaign for Lions International and discussed traffic problems.

Richfield Utah Idaho Cantril Nielson Hyrum L. Sumner Pond Grace Mexico City Lions International

Kidnap House Opened as Museum in Spokane

The Spokane residence once used to hold captive George Weyerhaeuser opened to the public for a 25 cent fee. Mrs. EF A Evans, the owner, hosted a premier showing with a small crowd as visitors toured a scene marked by powder smudges from federal fingerprint work on doors, walls, and tables.

Spokane Wash George Weyerhaeuser EF. A. Evans

Wood Opens Wimbledon Third Round With Mixed Results

At Wimbledon on June 26, Sidney Wood and Gene Mako advanced to the third round as American players pace the draw. Wood defeated Goodsell 6-3 6-3 6-2 while Mako beat Yamagishi 2-6 2-6 6-2 6-1 6-2, and J. Crawford, Baron von Cramm, and Van Ryn also advanced in straight sets.

London H. W Bunny” Austin J. Haanes Sidney Wood G. E. Goodsell Great Britain Wood Goodsell Jack Crawford Vernon Kirby South Africa Gene Mako Los Angeles Jiro Yamagishi Japan John van Ryn F. Smith Norway Baron Gottfreied von Cramm C. M. Jones England Wilmer Hines University of North Carolina Fred Perry

Spanish Vets End Meeting in Boise Idaho 1936 Officers Elected

The United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary of Idaho begin a new year with Thomas McDonough of Boise as department commander and Lulu Harper of Payette as auxiliary president. Sandpoint was chosen as the 1936 convention city. The eighth annual encampment closed with new officers elected.

Boise Thomas McDonough Lulu Harper Payette Sandpoint Idaho United Spanish War Veterans Fred Middendorf

Custer Killing Ruled Inadvertent by Sioux Survivors

In a claim tied to Standing Rock portraits and Sioux reminiscences artist Barrow Brown cites Sioux survivors who say Custer’s demise at the Little Bighorn was inadvertent. They recount Sitting Bull sparing Custer previously and explain motives behind the retreat and the weapons trade.

Kansas City George A. Custer Barrow Brown Sitting Bull Brown Little Soldier Custer Little Bib Horn Standing Rock Reservation North Dakota Commanche Myles W. Keegh Tom Custer Becaus Canada Marcus A. Reno Seventh Cavalry Reno

Bar Convention to Gather at Hailey

Idaho attendees prepare for the annual state bar convention to be held in Hailey July 11 12 13 with speakers including U S Senator Patrick McCarran Justice James F Allshie and Charles M Hay the attorney for St Louis.

Boise Idaho State Bar Convention Hailey Sam 8S Griffin United States Patrick McCarran Nevada James F. Allshie Idaho Supreme Court Charles M. Hay St. Louis

Idaho Opens Surplus Wheat Market in Boise

Idaho growers can sell surplus wheat as the federal Emergency Relief Administration begins buying 840 000 bushels. Purchases will be in carload lots with daily bid prices announced by the Boise office before 2 p m. and publicized. Wheat will be bought at local warehouses or elevators with bids by phone or wire on request.

Boise Idaho W. W. Godfrey Emergency Relief Administration Godfrey The TERA

Cows Fed 48-Year-Old Hay On Bohm Farm

In Kensington Kansas on June 26 Mrs Rosa Bohm reports cows on her farm have been fed hay stored for 48 years as forage supplies dwindled. The forage, described as pre war era, has been consumed despite the owners not knowing its age.

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