CCC Begins Enrolling Local Men for CCC Camps
The army with IERA starts enrolling 202 experienced men across the Pocatello district for CCC duty this week. Enrollment stops at districts including Twin Falls Burley Montpelier Challis Mackay Springfield Ashland St. Anthony Montpelier Preston and Cub River with multiple camps. Community leaders and church figures attended the ceremonies while a funeral service was noted for Hal mortuary arrangements.
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CCC
Pocatello
Army
IERA
A. B. Evans
Fa-Res
Samuel Weissross
Med
William A. Loewe
38Th Infantry
C. M. Hurst
Twin Falls
Rock Creek
Burley
Mindoka
Montpelier
Stewart Flat
Lem’s
Challis
Mackay
East Fork
Springfield
Ashton
Island Park
St. Anthony
Hesse
Preston
Cub River
Death notices for George F. Goodenough and Clara Smith
George F. Goodenough aged 71 died suddenly at his home two miles north of McCammon on Tuesday at 8 p.m. He was born February 15, 1864 in Carson City Nevada and is survived by his widow a son and two daughters plus grandchildren and a great grandchild. Clara Smith a nurse at General Hospital Burley born May 30 1913 died this morning and is survived by her parents four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Nurses home with Bishop Bird Finlay officiating and burial at Burley. arrangements by Hall Mortuary.
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George F. Goodenough
McCammon
Carson City
Nevada
George C
Mabel McDermott
Los Angeles
Hazel Faddies
Bakersfield
Calif
Clara Smith
General Hospital
Charles Smith
Burley
Lorena
Lillie May
Zella
Myrtle
George W. Smith
Pocatello
Milton C. Smith
Orval Smith
Alfred J. Smith
Hollywood
Bishop Bird Finlayson
Hall Mortuary
Funeral services for Elizabeth Butt held at Moreland L D 8 church
Funeral services for Elizabeth M Butt who died Sunday at a local hospital were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Moreland L D church. The opening prayer was offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Butt
Moreland L. D
Local Railroad Carpenter Fred Jeffery Dies at Home
Fred Jeffery a veteran railroad carpenter died this morning at his 1415 North Arthur home from pneumonia. Born in Lowestoft England on October 4, 1876 he leaves a widow and five children J Vigi lus McGlone Pocatello C Prancesca McGlone M Henrietta McGlone Washington D C Robert T McGlone Dallas and George Rolling Seattle. He was a member of Neighbors of the Woodcraft. Body rests at Hall mortuary with funeral arrangements pending.
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Fred Jeffery
North Arthur
Lowestoft
England
J. Vigilus McGlone
Pocatello
C. Prancesca McGlone
M. Henrietta McGlone
Washington, D. C
Robert T. McGlone
Dallas
Texas
George Rolling
Seattle
Woodcraft
Hall Mortuary
Funeral Rites Held for Earl Lowther at Mountainview Cemetery
Funeral services for Earl Lowther, local high school student, were held at Mountainview Cemetery this morning at 10 o'clock with Bishop W. E. Gee of the Third Ward D S Church officiating. Opening prayer by A L Brown. Speakers included Joe Loveland Sam F Ox and Bishop Gee. Songs performed by Harold Timpson Margaret Dalton Aletha Simms and Arthur W Hall. Pallbearers named as Joseph William Hyrum Lowther Harold Winters Edward Spillman and Louis Winters. The funeral was in charge of the service committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lowther
Mountainview
W. E. Gee
Third Ward
D. S
A. L. Brown
Joe Loveland
Sam F Ox
Bishop Gee
Harold Timpson
Margaret Dalton
Aletha Simms
Arthur W. Hall
Gee
Joseph
William and
Hyrum Lowther
Harold Winters
Edward Spillman
Louis Winters
Hall Mortuary
New Rulings Ease Corn Hog Signers Purchases
Signers of 1935 corn hog adjustment contracts may buy unlimited feeder pigs and stocker and breeding hogs from both signers and non signers under a ruling by the secretary of agriculture effective last December. County agent A E Duke cites the change, with record keeping required to prove compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
A. E. Duke
Kansas Rabbit Cull Claims Surpass One Million
In Manhattan Kansas Dr E G Kelley of Kansas State College reports 940426 rabbits killed in a year long campaign to protect crops. Of these 782000 died in rabbit drives as part of the extermination effort led by Dr Kelley as field marshal.
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Manhattan
Kas
E. G. Kelley
Kansas State College
Kelley
Electa Kensington Basket Picnic To Be Held At Ross Park
Electa Kensington invites members and their families to an annual basket picnic at Ross Park Friday starting at 10 a.m. The event welcomes all attendees with a community gathering in the park setting.
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Electa Kensington
Ross Park
Pocatello News Flashes Include Parole Violation Return
Ralph Chaco 18 was returned to California today for parole violation after arrest on June 15. Several local events and notices fill the town pages, including dances at Idle-a-While and Green Bucket, a public meeting for the Pocatello motorcycle club, and appointments for publicity director of Bannock County fair. Community visits, births, and police reports are noted along with upcoming church services and army recruitment details.
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Ralph Chaco
California
Bannock County
Cleveland
Skeleton yard crews resume Portland jobs continues
Guardsmen patrolled Portland area mills with tear gas and bayonets as workers were sought, seven hundred men hired in two days under National Guard and state patrol protection. In Longview a clash broke out after an A F of L member fought with Long-Bell workers. E S Wilson, ex Long-Bell employment chief, was beaten after refusing entry to a union man. Brig Gen Carlos A Pennington said National guard forces now control the city.
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Longview
Wash
Portland
Long-Bell Lumber Company
E. S. Wilson
Long-Bell Company
A. F. of L
National Guard
Carlos A. Penington
Rotarians seek Guard engineers for Blackfoot station
Local Rotarians named a negotiating committee to secure a National Guard engineer unit for Blackfoot. A. L. Morgan M. B. Tuohy and C. A. Bottolfsen were appointed, with E. L. Coppock of the Modern Motor Co welcomed as a new member. New President F. E. DeKay presided.
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Blackfoot
National Guard
A. L. Morgan
M. B. Tuohy
C. A. Bottolfsen
E. L. Coppock
Modern Motor Company
L. R. Thomas
F. E. DeKay
Bikethon to Get Police Aid for Safe Fourth of July Race
City and county agencies pledged support to the fourth of July Bikethon route along the main highway. The state highway department will place speed restriction signs, Chief J L Balderston will lead a motorcycle patrol, others will monitor traffic at key points, and Sheriff Maurice J Rossiter’s office will help keep entrants safe. More than 200 boys from Pocatello and surrounding areas were registering at the West Side fire station, with handicaps based on age and bicycle type to ensure equal chances for all entrants.
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State Highway Department
J. L. Balderston
Maurice J. Rossiter
West Side
Pocatello
Miller Warns Idaho Auditor Over Fraud Claims
The report notes claims alleged against a liquor control fund do not exist in Idaho’s treasury. It cites lack of statutory appropriation and absence of majority approval by the Idaho Liquor Control Commission. Questions remain for a lawful decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor ‘Control Act Fund
Ben Diefendorf
Liquor Control Suspense Fund
Idaho Liquor Control Commission
Idaho liquor act constitutionality case moves forward
Judge Jay L. Downing of the sixth district court at Pocatello will rule in the suit brought by Attorney General Miller to test the Idaho liquor control act within the next few weeks.
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Jay L. Downing
Sixth District
Pocatello
Miller
Guard Engineers Enroute Home from Fort Lewis Camp
Seven hundred Idaho national guardsmen from the Fort Lewis encampment of the 41st division head home. The 116th engineers left Boise in a convoy of 40 trucks under Col. A. G. Lauterbach, with destinations including Buhl Twin Falls Burley Idaho Falls and Rigby. The last units were due to arrive tonight.
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Boise
Idaho National Guard
Fort Lewis
Idaho
116Th Engineers
Buhl
Twin Falls
Burley
Idaho Falls
Rigby
A G. Lauterbach
Logan boys hurt in fall near Mt Logan
Roscoe Nelson 18 and Richard Preston 18 hiked from Logan Utah in a mountain area near Mt Logan. Nelson fell 600 feet on a snowbank injuring his hip and body while Preston, a scout, aided him and led rescuers to the site. Nelson is hospitalized with a dislocated hip and bruises after a 24 hour rescue effort.
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Logan
Utah
Wilds
Mt. Logan
Roscoe Nelson
Mabel Nelson
Young Nelson
Richard Preston
Here
Nelson
Preston
W. B. Preston
Richard
CCC Forms Camp Network in Idaho District
Advance parties move into seven CCC units in the Pocatello district. Camp Pocatello SCS-6 begins shaping up with cadre arrival from Ft. Missoula and is to be a show place. Additional cadres head to sites near Salmon Hansen Mackay Clayton and Preston to prepare camps for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Pocatello
Camp Pocatello
SCS-6
E. L. Gaumer
Ft. Missoula
Country Club
Everet M. Yon
38Th Infantry
Salmon, Hansen, Mackay
Clayton
Preston
IERA
Boston Police Officers Enforce Old Blue Law
Commissioner Eugene McSweeney observed detectives and staff lingering at the doorway of police headquarters and ordered that officers must enter or exit without stopping to chat or smoke. The ruling turns the tables on the force by applying the rule to itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eugene McSweeney
Hoover Accepts Grass Valley Fourth of July Address
Former President Herbert Hoover will deliver a brief speech at Grass Valley California's Fourth of July celebration. Hoover previously worked as a student miner in Grass Valley during his Stanford undergraduate days, according to the local celebration committee.
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Grass Valley
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Stanford University
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