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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1949

Page

8

Couple Granted Marriage License in City

A marriage license was issued Friday to Dominic Baresewski, 23, of St Louis, and Darlene Coker, 24, of East St Louis. Police report minor traffic collision at North Main with no injuries. Rummage sale announced by Palm Leaf Circle next Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Thompson visiting Rexburg relatives.

Dominic Baresewski St. Louis Darlene Coker East St. Louis Ill Nick Leskatos East Center Charles F. Pickett North 9Th Ave North Main Palm Leaf Circle Harvey W. Thompson Diane Bartlesville Okla Farl Rupp Kinley Joe Middleton Rexburg Thompson

Local Business Moves and Births Highlight Pocatello Notices

Idaho Refining accounting shifts to Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville while Poc atello firms adjust. New births include sons to Rodney and Twila Rusco and to M Gale Isom and Genevieve Isom at St Anthony’s hospital. Luke Shira enrolls in summer school at Abilene Christian College. PTA chairmen get a Tuesday night training at First Methodist church. Twin arrivals at St Anthony’s mirror busy week. Palm Leaf circle sets rummage sale for June 30. Dance practice boosts Pioneer Days routines. Theta Rho Girls Club to host district meet in IOOF hall. Indian affairs veteran Joe A Youngren receives a postal card from John R Nichols dated June 21.

Pocatello Theta Rhco IOOF Theta Rho Idaho Falls St. Anthony Burley

Commissioner Nichols Plans Peru Trip During Visit to Pocatello

The article notes U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs and his wife planning a Peru trip after a visit to Pocatello. It mentions their daughter Mrs. Perry Swisher living in Pocatello and lists family ties including Mrs. William B. Stuht and children visiting from Seattle. Probate Judge Willard Lund set August 20 for a hearing on Oliver L. Boyd estate, deceased June 14 1945, granted on Jennie M. Boyd petition.

Pocatellan U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs Joe Lima Peru Andes Mountains Pacific Ocean Pocatello Nichols Perry Swisher Bannock County Willard Lund Oliver L. Boyd Jennie M. Boyd William B. Stuht William Sally Helen Seattle E. Brady North Arthur Yellowstone Park Sun Val

Clergy Visitors From Washington Attend YMCA Conference

Mrs. Stuht is a Brady daughter while Rev. Graf of Astoria and Rev. Cederberg host visitors en route from Washington DC for a YMCA meeting. In Alameda three people were fined for traffic violations including a stop sign and red light infractions.

Philip Graf Henry Elliot, Jr Astoria, Ore Herbert R. Cederberg Pocatello Washington, D. C Rev. Graf First Baptist Church Astoria Alameda G. W. Chatterton Wallace W. Teuscher Montpelier Neider I. E. McDougall, Jr Bill O'Connor

First Use of Gunpowder In Artillery Suspected In 1331

The exact date of the first gunpowder use in artillery remains uncertain. historical sources place it around 1331 as a plausible early benchmark for gunpowder weaponry in siege warfare.

Club Owner Foils Burglary At Jungle Club

Freeman Thomas, owner of the Jungle club near Pocatello, startled by three youths at 2 a m, scared them off as they tried to break a window. The trio fled in an old model coupe, according to Bannock County sheriff's office.

Pocatello Freeman Thomas Thomas Bannock Sheriff's Office

Deleta Ballroom Hosts City Play Project Cooperation

The owner of Deleta lends help to a city play project. Square dancing has moved from Thursday tennis court sessions to Wednesday evenings at the Deleta ballroom for community participation and practice.

Deleta

Square Dancers Benefit From Local Facility Grants

Recreation director Wayne Booth highlighted the convenience for square dancing fans. Wes Harris serves as caller and newcomers will receive instruction. Mr. Holland of the Deleta ballroom offers use of the facility to the city recreation department and provides a special rollerskating rate of 15 cents for kids Tuesdays 3 to 5 p.m.

Wayne Booth Wes Harris Holland Deleta Recreation Department Booth City Recreation Square

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

The Wilson family expresses sincere thanks to many friends for kindness during bereavement and for floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Clara Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wilson and family, Mr. Roy Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blazek and family, and Mr. and Mrs. William Blazek.

Clara Wilson Vern Wilson Roy Wilson Frank Blazek William Blazek

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ted Talbot the Tribune J. Boniface al Hooper Lava Hot Springs Lava D O. Smith Gary Smith D. O. Smith Willard Idaho Falls, Idaho W. 19 W. 21 Rollandette Lester Ave L. E. Andelin Marley Campbell Idaho Refining Company Phillips Petroleum Company Bor St. Anthony's Hospital Rodney Twila Rusco Portneuf Park M. Gale Genevieve Isom N. Hayes Luke W. Shira PTA Association First Methodist Church PTA St. Anthony Hospital James Virginia Layne Mackay Robert Joan Fredrickson Arthur Joan Wigand Palm Leaf Circle No Wow Hall West Pocatello and Pocatello Stakes L.D.S Lawrence Walker Irving Field Joe A. Youngren Johnson John R. Nichols Ayea Westinghouse Electric Westinghouse Mans Ley Mrs. Stuht Mr. Brady Aberdeen Western Coal CO Illiamson Funwacis Inkler Stokers Idaho Nlwoodays Pocatello, Idaho South Main Kroehler Sheraton Winthrop Shelver Izrugs Hmwoodeys Deateab Ceasion Paste Sasktancer Pole Eeaslead Denson Idoucauay Fulda Duncan Howell
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