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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

2

Pleasant bridge supper honors Mrs Harold Tracy in Pocatello

Mrs Harold West and Miss Eileen Layng hosted a bridge supper for Mrs Harold Tracy of San Gabriel California in West Hayden home Monday evening. Guests included Mrs Tracy’s mother Mrs B H Chapman and sister Mrs FE O Robinson and many others. High scores went to Mrs Brown and Mrs McConnell as gifts were presented to Mrs Tracy. June garden flowers decorated the home and supper followed late.

Harold Tracy San Gabriel California Pocatello Harold West Eileen Layng Myron Bullock C. R. Sorgatz Lucy Hurt Eleanor Layne Brown McConnell Tracy

Club meets at Newton summer home on Rapid Creek

Tuesday Sewing club members enjoyed an afternoon at A. M. Newton's Rapid Creek summer home. They browsed Mrs. Newton's scrapbook from the Century of Progress exhibit and shared refreshments hosted by Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Arthur Walters. Attendants included Mrs. J. A. Howser, Mrs. Charles War ing, Mrs. William E. Holder, Mrs. E. W. Hall, June Walters, and Martha Lou Newton.

A. M. Newton Rapid Creek Newton Arthur Walters Helen Newton J. A. Howser Charles Waring William E. Holder E. W. Hall June Walters Martha Lou Newton

Miss Lucille Myers Withdraws From Miss Pocatello Contest

Miss Lucille Myers announces her withdrawal from the Miss Pocatello title in the Buy Idaho campaign sponsored by Pocatello business houses. She thanks her supporters and notes she has been a consistent leader throughout the campaign period.

Lucille Myers

Left for California with sister and friend this summer

Miss Lillian Spongberg departed late last week for Long Beach California to spend the summer with her sister Mrs C O Brown. She was accompanied by Miss Alma Baker who will visit in Los Angeles this summer.

Lillian Spongberg Long Beach Calif Cc. O. Brown Alma Baker Los Angeles

Piano Recital at Adelaide Anderson School

Miss Adelaide Anderson presents her advanced pupils in a piano recital on Friday evening June 30 at 8 15 in the Recital hall of the Adelaide Anderson School of Music. Olga Hines Burton Holcomb Elizabeth Ann Tinker Mrs A H Griffith and Delsa Crowley perform groups of numbers for a varied program the public is invited.

Adelaide Anderson Adelaide Anderson School of Music Olga Hines Burton Holcomb Elizabeth Ann Tinker A. H. Griffith Delsa Crowley

Monte Carlo club hosts tea at Mrs Peterson’s home

Members of the Monte Carlo club enjoyed a cards and tea gathering at Mrs. Joseph H. Peterson’s South Seventh Avenue residence with guests including Mrs. B. W. Davis and Mrs. F. A. Burton. A swimming party for M Men and Gleaner Girls of the Pocatello stake is planned for June 30 with departures from the First and Third wards and a small transport fee.

Monte Carlo Joseph H. Peterson South Seventh Avenue B. W. Davis F. A. Burton A. B. Canfield Margaret Gilmore Edith Wright Carl Valentine American Falls Pocatello First Ward Third Ward

Blackfoot Pupils Stage Piano Recital at Methodist Church

Iane Peterson of Blackfoot performs a piano recital on Thursday evening at the Blackfoot Methodist church. Ramp ton Barlow will accompany with baritone and his pupil Helen Smith will sing soprano in a pleasing program.

Adelaide Anderson Iane Peterson Blackfoot Peterson Rampton Barlow Helen Smith

Hit en Miss Club Hosts Bridge Tea At South Hayes Home

Mrs Gus Spongberg and Mrs Luther Myers attended as guests while Mrs George Spongberg hosted Monday afternoon with a list of members including Mrs Frank Pickett Mrs W R Howard Mrs A W Hayes Mrs A L Chilton and Mrs Charles Guthrie An afternoon of bridge produced a winning score for Mrs Howard with Mrs Spongberg as runner up A tea was served at 5 o clock

Gus Spongberg Luther Myers George Spongberg South Hayes Avenue Frank Pickett W R. Howard A. W. Hayes A. L. Chilton Charles Guthrie Howard Spongberg

Californians Visit Spongbergs After Idaho Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Glen La Rue and two children of Los Angeles are due today for a short visit with Mrs. George Spongberg and family. They toured Mr. La Rue's Albion Idaho relatives and head back to California. Mrs. La Rue is Kathryn Elliott formerly of the town and Mr. La Rue taught at the Idaho Technical Institute.

Glen la Rue Los Angeles George Spongberg Mr. la Rue Albion Idaho California la Rue Kathryn Elliott Idaho Technical Institute

Mrs Derham Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon

Mrs Michael Derham acted as gracious hostess to her bridge club Tuesday at her North Arthur Avenue home. Guests included Mrs B F Dowell and members Mrs Edward Brady Mrs Mae Lloyd Mrs James Foley Mrs James Knowles Miss Margaret Gilmore and Mrs J E Robbins. Mrs Lloyd won high score and Mrs Brady took second place. Delicious refreshments were served later.

Michael Derham North Arthur Avenue B. F. Dowell Edward Brady Mae Lloyd James Foley James Knowles Margaret Gilmore J. E. Robbins Lloyd Brady

Des Moines Woman Arrives for Summer Stay

Mrs. Charles Sprague of Des Moines arrives this morning on the Portland Rose to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Higson, in town.

Charles Sprague Des Moines Town Portland Rose Henry K. Higson

Hoax clears mists over lost Spanish airmen search

In Mexico D F on June 28 the pursuit of two Spanish trans Atlantic airmen Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar resumed after a hoax report of their death near the Madona lagoon Tabasco proved false. Ambassador Julio Alvarez del Vayo said Balcazar could not substantiate the wreck tale and merely repeated rumors. South Africa plans its first government owned steel plant to be completed by 1934.

Mexico D. F Havana Mariano Barberan Joaquin Collar Madona Tabasco Julio Alvarez del Vayo Manuel Balcazar South Africa

Waterless living and odd feats stagger readers

The column humorously notes people and animals surviving without water, including a man claimed to live 166 years by avoiding water, a Japanese ambassador’s miscue with a golf ball, and California redwood knots sprouting in water. It ends with a teaser about New York’s smallest show having the longest run.

William Riddell Logan Clendening Riedell Mr. Wakasugi Court of St. James Mr. Wakasuagi California Studio

Kiwanis Delegates Elect Officers At 17th Convention

Idaho Kiwanis delegates at the 17th Kiwanis International convention in Los Angeles plan to elect international officers for 1933 34. The program emphasizes personal service to counseled and helped children with food clothing medical care and moral guidance as key welfare activities. The conference closes Thursday noon.

Los Angeles Idaho Kiwanis International

Idaho Beer Vote Sparks Saloon Debate In Legislature

State Senator B W Henderson said he would support 3.2 beer if written differently but opposed the bill as drafted. Dr D C Ray and rep Ray A Y Satterfield argued 3.2 is intoxicating and big interests push passage for profit, fearing state benefits lost.

B. W. Henderson Idaho D. C. Ray Satterfield

Roosevelt Highway discussion at BinghamCounty meeting

Blackfoot June 28 Specialists report Bingham County commissioners call a Saturday morning meeting at the courthouse to discuss oiling the Roosevelt road completed to date. District Highway Engineer A D Stanley will attend to discuss with local people the relative advantages of the project.

Blackfoot Bingham County Court House Roosevelt Road A. D. Stanley

Two Proposed Highways Considered for Idaho Roads

A Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce committee met with county commissioners and A. D. Stanley district engineer Tuesday morning to decide which of two proposed highways to complete with this summer’s road funds.

Idaho Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce A. D. Stanley Aberdeen

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