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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1932

Page

3

Sunbonnet Parade Opens Fort Hall Fourth of July Fest

The Legion Auxiliary marks the opening of Fort Hall Days of Old with a sunbonnet parade in Pocatello. The Auxiliary Drum Corps leads in snappy uniforms and attendees in sunbonnets are invited to join. Parade forms at Memorial Hall at 7 p.m. and likely ends at the Last Chance Saloon on West Lewis Street for refreshments.

Old Fort Hall Pocatello Legion Auxiliary Memorial Hall Last Chance Saloon West Lewis Street

Shafer Guests Entertain St. Paul Visitors in Pocatello

Mr and Mrs Howard Shafer hosted a dancing evening for friends honoring Mr and Mrs Ernie Estes of St Paul who visited in Pocatello last week Their St Paul guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson Mr and Mrs Harrison Mr and Mrs C E Franklin Mr and Mrs W H Woodward Mr and Mrs John Zieders Mr and Mrs E C Manson Mr and Mrs Maurice Brown Mr and Mrs William Adolph Mrs L W Althof and Mr Paul Drew of Salt Lake City The Estes party joined in Sunday morning and planned a Yellowstone tour before returning next week.

Howard Shafer Ernie Estes St. Paul Pocatello Harry Wilson and Parry Harrison C. E. Franklin W. H. Woodward John Zieders E. C. Manson Maurice Brown

Old Timers Picnic At Ross Park By Union Pacific Auxiliary

Old Timers of the Union Pacific Auxiliary invite members and families to a picnic at Ross Park on Tuesday evening. Transportation departs from West Side High School and East Side Park at 5 30. Each family brings supper and cups. coffee and sugar are provided. A post meal program features high school tumblers and a German band performance.

Union Pacific Ross Park West Side High School East Side Park

Honor President Honor Miss Auker and Miss Campbell reelected

Members of the local Business and Professional Women club gathered at Mrs R R Holman’s Park Drive home for dinner Saturday evening to honor State President Miss B Marie Auker and State Corresponding Secretary Miss Jean Campbell who were recently reelected. The group included Miss Bertha Atkin Martha Evans Dorothy Manning Marie Howard Elizabeth Hughes Grace Dye Florence Marshall Mary Peters Mable Hackworth Eva Smith.

B. Marie Aukerman Jean Campbell Business and Professional Womens Club R. R. Holman Park Drive Bertha Atkin Martha Evans Dorothy Manning Marie Howard Elizabeth Hughes Grace Dye Florence Marshall Mary Peters Mable Hackworth Eva Smith

Ridge Ests Hosts Bridge and Supper Evening

Mr and Mrs C G Billmeyer hosted a bridge party and late supper at their North Hayes avenue home Saturday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hubert Branham Mr and Mrs Oscar Smith Miss Roberta Van denbark and Miss Margaret King of Idaho Falls with Mrs Smiths visiting niece for the summer.

Ridge C. G. Billmeyer North Hayes Avenue Hubert Branham Oscar Smith Roberta Vandenbark Margaret King Idaho Falls

Mrs Stringfellow in Boise hospital for treatment

Reports from Boise say Mrs R B Stringfellow of Pocatello entered St Luke's hospital for treatment on Thursday and will stay several weeks. Also notes vacation trip plans and local social items about residents.

Etiquette and Titles In Visiting Cards and Honors

A column on social usage discusses how to present professional and honorary titles on cards. It notes physicians must use Doctor for practice, while philosophers with Ph D rarely display it publicly. It also covers addressing doctors and exreserve officers who avoid military titles unless active duty.

Arthur Emily Doctors of Philosophy Doctors of Medicine Philosophy Roosevelt

Shelley Society and Liberty Kensington Club Gather in Shelley

Social notes from Shelley report Mrs N S Sage hosting Lucky Thirteen bridge players with high score won by Mrs C M Isenberg and consolation by Mrs J Wayne Farrer. Also Mrs Marion Bybee and Mrs Gus Lofgren hosted Liberty Kensington members for a tea. Other items cover Miss Hoover’s visit home, regional trips by several families, Girl Scouts outing, and visits from Gertrude Whittaker of San Francisco with Elmo Co. demonstrations.

Katherine Carroll Salina Kansas N. S. Sage Lucky Thirteen Liberty Kensington Club Bybee Margaret Hoover Blackfoot Shelley Ray Regan Ann Dick Chrobroter Kinney Northwest California Clair Kracaw Dale Schurman Otis Crocker Stanley's Basin Girl Scouts Mrs. Roberts Wolverine Canyon Gertrude Whittaker San Francisco Port Foster Whittaker Meeker Drug Co Elmo Co., Inc Philadelphia Frances Kracaw Wichita H. EB. Guyett

Picnic honors for young visitor in Ross Park

Beverly Field visiting from Portland was honored at a Ross park picnic hosted by Mrs. W. W. Woolard. The event drew young friends including Mary Jean Hargraves and Marie Ann Geil, with Geil winning a contest prize and Mrs. William Hill taking a bridge prize. Dinner followed joined by the men.

Beverly Field Portland W. W. Woolard Ross Park Mary Jean Hargraves Beverly Jones Marie Ann Geil la Rue Moon Marjorie Lee Hill Ruth Julene Hill Mina Jane Sheldon Dick and Billy Harris Grace Merrill Ruth Merrill Joanne Boyes

Mrs. Madden Heads to Portland for Oregon Visit

Mrs. Alice B. Madden left this morning for Portland to spend a month with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Robison and Mrs. Katherine Mullen. They will also visit Seaside during the trip in Oregon.

Alice B. Madden Portland George H. Robison Katherine Mullen Robison

Town column and readers’ letter mix in Idaho short notes

A rambling town column highlights local figures Ralph Jones and Willard Lund. It notes drivers near Ross park and a call for one-way traffic, plus a community push to revive Fort Hall events and 49er costumes. A reader from Chula Vista requests a Tribune subscription and mentions a California move.

Ross Park Second Avenue Willard Lund

Jolly Twenty Pinochle Club Hosts Summer Tea Meeting

Mrs G L Bowser hosted the Jolly Twenty Pinochle group Friday with guests Mesdames Schneider Rice Meece Gucker J H Stuart McDougal Miche son Buffaloe and Hall. Buffaloe and Schneider split high and low while Earl Cutler and Lattimer led the playing. A tea followed and the club plans a July 8 meeting with Mrs Earl Cutler. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs C M England and relatives visited Preston for a Geddes family reunion over the weekend.

G. L. Bowser Mesdames Schneider Rice Meece Gucker J. H. Stuart McDougal Micheson Buffaloe Hall Schneider Low Mesdames Pederson J. Cutler McNall Bowser Thompson Lattimer Earl Cutler Gilbert Bringhurst Clark Davis

Blackfoot Social News Highlights A Dinner and Dance Recap

A community event roundup notes a Tuesday Wiener roast by families along the Snake River featuring Herbert Cone and others. A Tuesday Dance Revue in Blackfoot High School showcased Miss Evelyn DeKay with pupils, solos, and a balloon dance finale. Additional items cover local recitals, personal visits, Gleaners, What-So-Ever class party, a S T Clark reunion dinner, Home Missionary Society notes, and Betty and Bill Furchner returning from San Jose after a year at Southern California University.

Evelyn DeKay DeKay Ann Eleanor Chapman Dorothy Kirkpatrick Barbara Weigel Vaughton Smith Myra McClellan Mary Wallis Miss Wallis Louise Lucile Ireland Charles Shirley Elaine Roberts Pauline Shinderling Gaynor Martin Carmen May Daly Marie Broadhead Barbara Jean White Merle Martin Marguerite DeKay Teddy Enlow Dorris Hampton Dorothy White Mary Kasai Miss DeKay Edmund Goetz Pocatello The Baptist Church Fred Poindexter Groveland Grace Wagner Ernest Johnson Poindexter Betty Furchner Bill Furchner San Jose California Southern California University

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