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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
12
A three story brick nurses' home is being built west of the General hospital on West Center street to house 28 nurses. The $28000 project is funded by the hospital city and county, announced Walter H Peck. Miss E P Sahal, the seat superintendent, is credited with saving funds to cover about half the cost.
The city band performs Sunday evening at 7 o'clock in Caldwell Park directed by Art Biggins. Program includes Seitz Overture Grandiose, Flotow Stradella, King Moonlight on the Nile, Brown Turn on the Heat, Verdi Miserere, solos by J Cusano trumpet and P Bertrand baritone, excerpts from Fortune Teller and American Patrol, Jolsen I'm in Seventh Heaven, Gershwin Strike up the Band, and a finale of Star Spangled Banner.
Large stock of dark Republican cherries available in Pocatello stores for Saturday sale. Cherries described as sweet for eating and ideal for canning, about 13 pounds per box. Households urged to buy two or three boxes to cover the winter.
Patrons praise the store for offering top brands of groceries and high quality fruits and vegetables. They express satisfaction with the overall experience from selection to serving the good quality foods procured at the store.
William Watson released after serving a two dollar daily fine totaling one hundred dollars for alleged disturbance of the peace tied to a May liquor raid. Charles Sullivan freed on one thousand dollar bond to enter a federal plea in October for possession of intoxicants under the national prohibition act, arrested May 11. Plans discussed for the annual Fair Joint meeting of the Eastern Idaho District fair board in Blackfoot with attendees including Clart B. Moon and Paul V. Nash. A Cokeville round up invitation was sent by A. H. North of the Lions Club. American Legion sponsors events. Bert Bennett pled guilty to petit larceny at police court. others fined for Stop sign violations, parking, and speeding. Residents returning from Spokane and visitors from Los Angeles noted. Child struck by car with minor injuries. Job's Daughters set for Saturday at the Masonic temple. vacation trip details and a divorce decree for Maretta Green from Idus Greene. Veterans' hospital admission for Karl Warner. hospital visit for Mary Jackson and other local notes.
Town updates note an old fashioned dance in Tyhee this evening. The Y M C A board holds its regular meeting Monday at 12 10 pm at the association building led by D C Brown. Women's Label league meets tonight at 8 at the Labor temple. Congregational ladies plan a rummage sale Monday and Tuesday June 30 and July 1 at the east end of the viaduct with Mrs W H Bohlscheid and Mrs H G Berryman in charge and rummage calls go to Mrs L E Shaw at 1189. Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church convenes tonight at 7 30 at the church.
University of North campus golf restrictions issued by Frank Birrell president of the university golf club. students receive free tickets with activity cards, others pay non-member green fee after July 1, 4:30 pm limit for student play, and parents warned to keep children off the sand and fairways due to dangerous grounds and golf balls in play.
Work to improve about half a mile of Bannock or Mink Creek highway south of the city is underway. The route from just south of the city limits to Lambs Dairy has been straightened widened and graded. A 150 foot retaining wall near the Zweigart packing plant was built and gravel surfacing will begin at once under G L Smith as road overseer.
The University Golf club course is private property and damage such as tearing greens with sticks, driving vehicles over the greens, or defacing the property will lead to prosecution.
The Southeast Idaho American Legion baseball championship begins Saturday at Overland Park with Pocatello meeting Preston at 10 30 a m The final game is listed for 4 p m Pocatello aims to advance toward Idaho Falls state finals Malad also in the draw with Errol Williams Bill Jones and others for Malad Preston will be represented by Sterne Willy and several listed players. Local fans urged to attend.
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