Police Sale Of Used Cars Proves Flop
A public car sale by the police department in Po catello drew few bidders. Eight dilapidated cars were auctioned for less than 200 dollars, with bids starting as low as 65 cents for items like a fan belt. Capt. R. M. Pugmire led the sale amid claims of unauthorized disposal by a car owner. Maude Worel said owners were sought before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Tribune
Police Department
R. M. Pugmire
Pugmire
Itate
Maude Worel
Traffic Cases Head List In Police Court
Two reckless driving cases were heard with bonds forfeited by Morton Pinsky and Waldo Anderson. Other defendants faced red light and drunken driving charges, with fines and bonds posted for several defendants including Texaco driver Don Marshall and John C. Young among those cited for intoxication. Noted float for vagrancy charges involved Juan Perez Martinez Oliver Middleton Thomas Westbury, and a check artist with a prison record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Hyde
Justice of the Peace
R. Don Bistline
Morton Pinsky
Torrence
Calif
Third and Clark
Mary R. Barrett
Portneuf Park
Waldo Anderson
Fifth and Halliday
Texaco
Don Marshall
East Poplar
Winston Lester Kelker
Seattle
Lloyd Alfred Norris
South Third
Juan Perez Martinez
Oliver Middleton
Thomas J. Westbury
Guy Nelson
Layton Littlejohn
Kennedy Waterhouse
Steve Perdash
Luther Shepherd
Frank Papsie
Neils Anderson
John C. Young
Blessed relief from constipation misery
A reader from El Centro California sharing relief from irregularity after adding Kellogg's All Bran to daily meals. The ad urges an ounce daily with water, and promises double your money back if not satisfied after ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's Allbran
Clement L. Boehmer
5Th Street
el Centro
Calif
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Contest Committee Discusses Building a Better Community
The Woman's Federated club contest committee met at Mrs. R. E. Schmidt's home to plan the contest Building a Better Community. Attendees included Mrs. G. A. Wagner Mrs. C. A. Baldwin Mrs. A. H. Moore Mrs. William O. Berg Mrs. A. L. Merrill Mrs. L. M. Young Mrs Stanley Leeney Mrs. T. E. Nelson Mrs F. S. Miller and Mrs. R. E. Schmidt. Light refreshments were served by chairwoman Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Federated Club
R. E. Schmidt
G. A. Wagner
C. A. Baldwin
A. H. Moore
William O. Berg
A. L. Merrill
L. M. Young
Stanley Leeney
T. E. Nelson
F. S. Miller
Schmidt
Guild to Hold Study Course in Voice and Acting
The theater guild announces a summer training course on voice and acting for stage and radio to run through July and August. The one act play committee led by Mrs. T. O. Hillebrant, chair, with Mrs. Pat Cuvelop and E. C. Reynolds, will supervise. A radio series on KEYY will air later, and a three act play for next fall will be discussed. Visitors welcome at 8 pm Thursday in the MacKenzie building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theater Guild
Guild
T. O. Hillebrant
Pat Cuvelop
E. C. Reynolds
KEYY
Hillebrant
Cuvelop
Reynolds
MacKenzie
Campfire Camp Registration Opens July 8
Campfire leaders announce registration for Camp Tenday opening July 8. East side girls sign up with Mrs John Wurster, west side with Mrs Dale Strong, Roosevelt pupils with Mrs Earl Chantry. Fees are 9 dollars for Campfire girls Bluebird and 10 dollars for others. The camp runs July 17 to 31 with Dale Strong and Herbert Clark as chairmen.
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Tenday
East Side
John Wurster
East Bonneville
West Side
Dale Strong
N. Grant
Roosevelt
Earl Chantry
West Maple
Bluebird
Herbert Clark
MIA
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Hollywood Actress To Visit With Sister In Pocatello
Vera Marsh of Pasadena will visit Pocatello this week with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C W Callaway of 428 S Hayes after a two week stay in Minneapolis. She will arrive from Salt Lake City aboard the Los Angeles Limited and has appeared in You Gotta Stay Happy and Sonja Henie ice shows with Fred Astaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Marsh
Pasadena
Calif
Pocatello
C. W. Callaway
S. Hayes
Miss Marsh
Minneapolis
Minn
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Callaways
Sonja Henie
Fred Astaire
Radio Writer Held In Check Case In City Jail
Thomas J. Westbury a 25 year old radio announcer is held on vagrancy charges pending investigation. Police allege he attempted to cash a $100 check drawn on Bank of America and label him a long time check artist. His records show AWOL from the army re induction honorable discharge and alleged time in San Quentin and other federal institutions. He kept complete files of his activities and was found with radio scripts and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Westbury
Bank of America
Westbury
San Quentin
Mary Stott Weds Neil Miller in Lovely Home Rites
Mary Stott and Neil Miller wed in a candlelight ceremony at the Miller home with about 35 relatives and friends in attendance. The bride wore a white eyelet lace gown, carried a white Bible with an orchid, and featured borrowed pearls and a lucky sixpence. The couple will reside at the Miller home on North Broadway after a honeymoon trip.
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Blackfoot
A. R. Stott
Mary
Neil Miller
Earl J. Miller
Miller
Parley A. Brave
Doris Dayley
Jim Blessinger
Joan Mansor
Owen Stewart
Darlene Markley
Glen Jex
Denmans Return From Three Week Memphis Trip
Mr and Mrs John Denman and children Dick and Diane of 122 North Johnson came back Saturday from a three week motor trip to Memphis Tennessee birthplace. They traveled via Denver with a brief delay at Dodge City Kansas and flood warnings. Denman praised Southern hospitality and road conditions, noting good highways especially in Arkansas, and reported a collision in Kansas.
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John Denman
Diane
N. Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Denman
South
Denmans
Denver
Dodge City
Kandy
Flood
Arkansas
Kansas
Former Resident Mary Jane Cannon Performs at Yosemite Park
A former Pocatello girl Mary Jane Cannon now of Santa Barbara California joins six other Stanford University drama students entertaining at Yosemite National Park. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cannon and studied under Dr Vic Mae Powell head of Idaho State College drama department while residing in Idaho.
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Pocatello
Mary Jane Cannon
Santa Barbara
Calif
Stanford University
Yosemite National Park
Charles Cannon
Vic Mae Powell
Idaho State College
Denman Manager of the Chief Theater Recovers After Escape
Damaged report notes the Denmans escaped without injury. Denman is the manager of the Chief theater and was involved in the incident authorities describe.
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Denmans
Denman
War Brides Form Club In Blackfoot Meeting
The New American Citizens club was formed by Blackfoot war brides Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Werdell Hansen. Elected leaders include Mrs. Mer Sorensen of Australia as president, Gwen Hansen of Australia as program director, and Mrs. Paul Price of Canada as secretary. Attendees included Mrs. L. D. Burrell of England, Mrs. Marlow Burrup of Belgium, and Mrs. John Heeres of German extraction. The next meeting date was not specified.
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Blackfoot
New American Citizens Club
Werdell Hansen
Mer Sorensen
Australia
Gwen Hansen
Paul Price
Canada
L. D. Burrell
England
Marlow Burrup
Belgium
John Heeres
Indian Fined for DUI in American Falls
Levi Wildcat, an Indian, was fined $100 and costs by Justice of the Peace Arthur A. West on Wednesday for driving under the influence. His license was suspended. Lenox Loggins faced the same charge on Monday, with a $100 fine plus costs imposed.
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American Falls
Levi Wildcat
Justice of the Peace
Arthur A. West
Lenox Loggins
Citizenship Club Opens Doors for Newcomers
At the home of Mrs. Soren, the club hosts a session on July 12 inviting any woman seeking citizenship who does not know the way. Mrs. Sorenson announced the event and welcomes interested participants.
Methodist Circle Hosts Breakfast at Criswell Home
Mrs. C F Criswell hosted a breakfast for 54 members and guests of Circle IT WSCS at the Criswell residence. Assisting were Mrs H B Currier Mrs G W Kelsey Mrs T J Yonda and Irene Wallace. A business meeting followed led by Circle president Mrs C F Forster. A quilting bee is planned for July 8 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
Criswell Home
C F. Criswell
Circle IT
WSCS
Methodist Church
H. B. Currier
G. W. Kelsey
T. J. Yonda
Irene Wallace
C. F. Forster
Circle
JH. L. Pauschert
Band Schedule Announced for Summer by City Recreation Leader
Robert Rupperle unveiled the summer band schedule with weekday rehearsals for intermediate, beginning brass, woodwinds, percussion, and strings. The senior band meets 7 30 to 9 p m on Mondays and Thursdays. Arizona is listed with about 114 000 square miles of land.
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Blackfoot
Robert Rupperle
City Recreation
Arizona
Union
Winter Clearance on Boys and Girls Apparel Deals
A local sale lists multiple items with sale prices: neckties and a range of boys’ slipover sweaters in sizes 32 to 38, cardigans in sizes 8 and 14, jackets in sizes 8 and 8, corduroy and windbreaker jackets, and a boys’ suit. Savings are shown next to every item with several markdowns across categories.
Children's Department Sale on Pinafores and Sundries
A children's department ad lists reductions across several items. Pinafores, gowns, panties, organdy dresses, and sunsuits show marked down prices in sizes ranging from toddlers to 16. Specific discounts include skirts from 3.98 to 2.98, organdy pinafores at 1, and dresses reduced to 3.99.
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Tribune
Post Office
Henriksen
Main
Radio & Appliance CO
Fred Cox
Yellowstone
Mary Stott
War Brides Form Club
Chin Shan
Shantung
Gilbrae
Rayon Poplin
Linen Department
Concord
Textron Taffeta
Cirtain Serim
Ry Design Glass
Catalina
Irena Ciria
Blair-Fry Motor CO
East Center
Thone
van Raalte
Veseeen 2D
Seepeeee
Frontier Pants
Mel Morgan
Tese
Children’s Department
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