Police Charge Three With Shibe Knife Racket
A busy police court session fined and committed J L Johnson Anthony Rocco and Ray Allen all 23 24 and 25 charged with vagrancy amid claims they run a shibe knife racket and bunco victims near Gould street A Leo Pilaneo also charged was fined $100 and floated Other intoxication penalties included Frank V Clifford Jerome Ward Carl Dorby William Wade and others with small fines and suspensions A stop sign case against Hubbard Kuokka was dismissed red light fine small bonds paid by five others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Johnson
Anthony Rocco
Ray Allen
Bunco
Gould Street
Leo Pilaneo
Frank V. Clifford
Robert E
Burton Payne
Hubbard Dan Kuokka
Stanley Johnson
E. J. Finch
Herb Poynter
Karl Buell
Thomas White
Carl Hammond
Model T Derby At Bannock County Fairgrounds Opens Entries
Lizzie teams sign up for the 100 mile Model T race at Bannock County Fairgrounds Pocatello July 2 at 2 pm sponsored by the Po catello Post American Legion. Prizes total 500 dollars with 250 dollars to the winner as entrants from Blackfoot Burley Pocatello and Middleton compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Fairgrounds
Pocatello
Pocatello Post
American Legion
Fred Stumpf
Melvin Grindstoff
Jerome Bert Sorenson
Lew Stoddard
Ade Morrell
Fred Mauer
Walt Bouck
Blackfoot
Ray McCarthy
Burley
Gilbert French
Steve Nestor
Vance Cornell
Middleton
Buck Rogers inspired illusionary planetarium at fair
A Buck Rogers type craft will headline the Gay way at the 1939 California Works Fair. The major attraction is an illusionary planetarium showcasing space show tech and futuristic design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayway
Guernsey Cow Sold and Local Notices Highlight Town News
A Guernsey cow named Jane of Jamite was sold by Sim Tullet to Arthur McOmber of Poca. Firefighters tackled a stovepipe scare at 132 S Johnson with minor damage. Public events include Uncle Bud Robinson at the Nazarene Church and a free roller skating night. Marriage licenses issued to Bill Schreiter and Pearl Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Sim Tullett
Arthur F. McOmber
Pocatello
Jane
Cuernsey Cattle Chair
Peterborough
N. H
C. T. Young
S. Johnson
A. A. Girard
Bud Robinson
Uncle Bud
Church of the Nazarene
8Th and Clark
Bill Schreiter
Pearl Nelson
American Falls
Local VFW and auxiliary meet for drills and sessions this week
The Eagles hall hosts officers and guards of the ladies auxiliary of the F F O E for 7 p.m. practice Tuesday while the auxiliary holds its regular session Wednesday evening. Pocatello Post 735 VFW and Ladies Auxiliary plan an 8 p.m. Tuesday Memorial hall meeting with junior drill team present. A Lions Club film The New Oregon Trail will be shown at tonight's dinner meeting with E E Wilson in charge. No meeting next Monday per President Mel Deaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Pocatello Post No. 735
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Hall
Jack Watkins
Lion’s Club
E. E. Wilson
Mel Deaton
Ames Police Seek Neil Cram for Grand Larceny
J. W. Bebling and A. R. Trues- Geli, Ames officers, arrived to extradite Neil Cram on a grand larceny charge. Cram waived extradition after reporting a warrant from Ames over a $70 theft from an Iowa State college student. He left a farm before wages were due. officers plan to return to Ames Tuesday.
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J. W. Bebling
A. R. Trues- Geli
Ames
Iowa
Neil Cram
Young Cram
Cram
Iowa State College
M. J. Rossiter
Amex
Multiple Local Notices Span Divorce, Theft and Church Events
The section lists E. J. Jones filing for divorce from Loja Jones with A. E. Trimming for the plaintiff, a car theft report and bicycle theft notices from residents Mack Griffith and Don Robinson, and a license plate loss report by David Durham. It also notes Ole Johnson seeking two car numbers after a local accident near Wellsville, and a large Presbyterian outdoor service at Mink Creek plus July service changes.
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Don Robinson
South Thirteenth
Tribune- Journal
Mack Griffith
North Seventh
Main and
Lewis
David Durham
North Johnson
Downey Crash Causes About 350 in Damages
Deputy Sheriff J E Marshall reports a Saturday evening collision two and a half miles north of Downey involving Mrs Miriam McAlpine driving the Downey car, R W French of Pocatello, and Clarence Neely of Weston. Harold Guyman’s car struck the McAlpine vehicle from the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Marshall
Downey
Miriam McAlpine
R. W. French
Pocatello
Clarence Neely
Weston
Harold Guyman
McAlpine
Chief Detective Links St Vincent to Rialto Theatre Burglary
Police report Charles St Vincent confessed involvement in a June 4 Rialto Theatre office burglary where about 300 dollars allegedly disappeared. He and Oscar T Ivester were arrested June 21 after access to the Chief theatre and manager John Taylor office were broken into. Both confessed to burglary and were bound over to district court after waiving preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Nelson
Police Department
Charles St. Vincent
Rialto
St. Vincent
Oscar T. Ivester
John Taylor
I A M Picnic Draws 400 at Ross Park
Pocatello Lodge 198 International Association of Machinists held its annual picnic at Ross park drawing 400 members and families. Activities included races, pony rides, and a softball game Round House defeated Back Shop by one run in extra innings. Prizes donated by merchants were awarded after lunch and a drawing.
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Pocatello Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Ross Park
Round House
Ann McAndrew
Ethelyne Snyder
Don Marler
Vernon Teeples
Harold Martin
Margaret Sherburne
Bob Mulick
W. Duckworth
Rolph
Mulick
Robert Simmons
Rulon Teeples
Duane Mann
Danny Rose
J. Nelson
K. Nilsson
Charles Duckworth
Gene Taylor
L. Luker
E. Rudd
W. Davis
C. Duckworth
D. Hansen
Edna White
A. Smith
W. Simmons
Joe Graham
W. Fagan
Hemming
Parley Heming
Blackfoot Maid to Wed Californian Bride
Miss Rhea Jean Brown leaves Blackfoot with her mother to marry James Duckworth Jr in Los Angeles. A bridal shower hosted by Jean Fisher, Edith Yancey and Mrs. Wilbur Watson featured games with prizes won by Ethel Hunzeker and Wanda Manwaring, with guests listed.
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Blackfoot
C. W. Brown
Rhea Jean Brown
Los Angeles
James Duckworth, Jr
Jean Fisher
Edith Yancey
Wilbur Watson
P. S. Fisher
Ethel Hunzeker
Wanda Manwaring
Betty Kinney
Maxine Plesner
Aston Bingham
Rayvola Jones
Fay McCurdy
Ruth Rich
Marjorie Brown
Della Christensen
Barbara Rich
Dorothy Nelson
M. N. Austin
Charlies Scott
Visiting Kinney Family Heads South Garfield Visits
Visiting their mother Mrs. E. C. Kinney at 441 South Garfield avenue are her daughters Whilldin Kinney Moran of Los Angeles and Mrs. D. D. Wakefield of McCall Idaho. Kinney's son John Kinney of Twin Falls spent the weekend in Pocatello and Frank Kinney is due next week from Billings Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Petersen returned from an extended eastern vacation visiting Omaha Chicago New York Albany Buffalo Detroit and made purchases for Petersen Furniture. They were away a month. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rush began a two week trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Binenbach and daughter Evelyn returned from six weeks in the east and middle west with stops in New York.
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Boston
Washington
Detroit
Parke-Davis Company
Enenback
Harlan
Iowa
Omaha
E. C. Kinney
South
Garfield Avenue
Whilldin Kinney Moran
Los Angeles
D. D. Wakefield
McCall
Idaho
Mrs. Carrol Petersen
Chicago
Petersen Furniture Company
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Clarence Rush
San Francisco
H. J. Binenbach
Evelyn
East
Middle West
Katherine Cady Receives Degree at Stanford Commencement
Katherine Cady earned a bachelor of arts in journalism and social science at Stanford University. Her family celebrated in San Francisco after the graduation and a week at the Golden Gate Exposition, with Katherine praising the fair as educational and no finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Cady
Katherine
San Francisco
Golden Gate Exposition
Stanford University
Cadys
Mr Cady
W. C. Suttle
Fredonia
Kansas
Pocatello
Newberg
Oregon
Mr. Cady
King Cady
Miss Cady
Pacific
Birthday homage for Ada Brady during Hotel Bannock dinner
S. E. Brady honored his mother Ada Brady visiting from Pasadena at a Wednesday evening dinner at the Hotel Bannock. Guests included Mrs. John Hood, Mrs. J. W. Edmiston, Mrs. William P. McDonald, Mrs. Thomas Collins, Mrs. Susie Griffith, Mrs. Neill Campbell, Mrs. F. C. White, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Brady
Pasadena
California
S. E. Brady
Bannock
John Hood
J. W. Edmiston
William P. McDonald
Thomas Collins
Susie Griffith
Neill Campbell
F. C. White
Henry Brady
Moberly Hosts F and M Club Dinner Bridge
Mr and Mrs E E Moberly hosted a dinner bridge Saturday at their North Hayes avenue home for members of the F and M club. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chester G Wells Mr and Mrs Ralph H Jones Mr and Mrs Arthur B Scott Mr and Mrs Arthur Petersen Mrs C W Pond Mr H B Thompson and the hosts. Jones won the club prizes and Mrs Arthur Petersen received a guest favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Moberly
North Hayes Avenue
F. and
M. Club
Chester G. Wells
Ralph H. Jones
Arthur B. Scott
Arthur Petersen
C. W. Pond
H. B. Thompson
Ginner
Jones
Wapello Pioneer Dies Sunday
John T. Peterson 73 of Wapello died Sunday morning after a long illness. He was born in Fairview Utah in 1865 and married Sarah FE Taylor in 1884. The L D S church worker helped build two chapels and led the Young Men's M I A. Surviving are his wife, 11 other children, 26 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the Wapello L D S chapel with burial in Blackfoot Grove City cemetery.
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Wapello
John T. Peterson
Pairview
Utah
Sarah FE. Taylor
Fairview
Millard County
Mercur
Salt Lake City
Peterson
Idaho
Elizabeth Douglas
Calinga
Calif
Frances Merkley
John A. Tallise Myron
LaVarre
Alice Peterson
Blackfoot
Fern Freckleton
Pocatello
Ralph
Glen Peterson
Rexbure
Rose Shopp
Boise
Wapello L. D. S
Newell Rollison
Blackfoot Grove City
Sandberg Funeral
Card of Thanks for Leon Pond Family
The Pond family extends gratitude to friends and relatives for 21 months of support during Leon's bedridden illness. Special thanks go to the Relief Society ladies for services, floral offerings, musical numbers, and speakers. Acknowledgments also to the helpful young ladies for typing and stenography.
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Leon
Relief Society
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