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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1937

Page

5

Auxiliary elects Stoy as president at Memorial hall

Mrs Harold Stoy was elected president of the Auxiliary to the American Legion at a Monday meeting in Memorial hall. She succeeds Mrs Elmer Smith who will remain president until autumn installation. Delegates and alternates to the Lewiston state convention were chosen and a lively program followed with dances and piano solos.

Harold Stoy American Legion Memorial Hall C. E. Connors Edward Kump Clark Paulsen O. W. Hahn Pocatello Lewiston Elmer Smith Bert Weston David Durham Harriet St. Marie Frances Blake Fred L. Linck Lawrence Cowen R. R. Holman Vernon M. Atwood Ray Brookhart R. F. Hamilton Charles Butler H. J. Swanson R. H. Albano J. W. Foreman H. B. Criswell Ray Biglin Marjorie Miller Jones Stanley Byington Mary Kasai Beverly Short Washington

Distress Signals Proposed by American Alpine Club

The American Alpine Club proposes standardized distress signals for outdoor emergencies. Three quick calls repeated at regular intervals distinguish a distress call, using a whistle or day and night signals such as waving, mirrors, fires, or lights. Recipients should acknowledge with two calls and notify rangers or guides if they cannot respond.

American Alpine Club Foresta

June marriage licenses set a city record in Los Angeles

New record for Los Angeles. Through June 29 passing the 3,000 mark, the month’s marriage licenses exceed previous totals and illustrate a surge in nuptial activity in the city.

Los Angeles

Society Notes Betty Norton Heads to Ogden Visit

Betty Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Norton left Monday evening for a week long visit with friends in Ogden.

Betty Norton P. J. Norton Ogden

Job's Daughters Card Party and Local Notices

Bethel No 1 of Job's Daughters invites members to a card party Wednesday at 2:30 at 632 East Bonneville hosted by Glen da Williams. Dr James McGonigle leaves for St Louis after a three week visit in Pocatello with his mother. he recently graduated from the University of St Louis Medical School and will intern at St Mary's Hospital in St Louis. Kensington tea hosted by Mrs Robert Rhea to welcome Mrs M S Christensen who moved to Pocatello. Christensen is new Safeway district manager Chris ten. WEDDING etiquette note discusses wording of country versus suburban invitations.

Bethel No. 1 Order of Job's Daughters Glenda Williams East Bonneville James McGonigle St. Louis Pocatello University of Robert Rhea Kensington South Eleventh Avenue M. S. Christensen Christensen Safeway Stores A. L. Chilton W. H. Musselman Walter Kuhn R. J. Caffal W. L. Walker Cc. E. Connors McProad Riverside, California H. H. Coder Myron Porges Lester Roberts

Monday Club Luncheon At North Arthur Home

Mrs Ray Brockhart hosted her contract club for a luncheon at her North Arthur avenue residence. Guests included Mrs W Gibson Walters visiting from Emporia Kansas and Mrs Lawrence J Cowen, along with club members Mrs David Durham Mrs George Norman Green Mrs Arthur Walters and Mrs H B Cris.

Ray Brockhart North Arthur Avenue W. Gibson Walters Emporia Kansas Lawrence J. Cowen David Durham George Norman Green Arthur Walters H. B. Cris

Wedding Invitation Etiquette Clarified for City and Country

A discussion on who should be invited to church versus house receptions. In town, large visiting lists may receive church invites while intimate friends get house cards, whereas in the country invitations often cover both church and house. The timing and titles on wedding forms are addressed, with guidance on using initials for long middle names and when to title the groom as doctor.

Skaggs System Stores Invite Budget Savers

A promotional notice urges readers to trim budgets by shopping at O. P. Skaggs System Stores. It invites customers to visit and try the store this week for potential savings.

O. P. Skaggs System C. P. Skaggs System

Food Shopping Offer For Savvy Shoppers

A sales pitch invites readers to visit stores for clear aisles and tempting displays. It touts new labels garden fresh vegetables and different cat foods as part of an economical expedition through a maze of food.

Taxi driver held after fatal Provo parking dispute

Murray Crosby died at a hospital from chest and abdominal wounds after an argument over depot parking in Provo Utah. Carl Rogers 28, another taxi driver, was jailed. police say Rogers argued Crosby and used a small pocketknife.

Provo Utah Murray Crosby Carl Rogers Oscar Pedersen Rogers Pedersen Ormehe Crosby

Doctor on His Wedding Day Stirs Gentle Debate

The text argues it would be unfair to omit the groom’s title of doctor on his wedding day, given there is no doubt about his profession. It frames the title as a matter of courtesy and fairness in presenting the groom.

Dr Lowe and family move to Nampa post

Dr and Mrs Charles R Lowe and their son Rodney left Blackfoot today for a new home in Nampa. Lowe has served as medical superintendent of the Idaho hospital south and will take similar duties at the institution for the feeble minded, succeeding Dr D Orr Poynter who resigned earlier. A replacement at Blackfoot hospital has not been announced.

Blackfoot Charles R. Lowe Rodney Nampa Lowe Idaho Hospital South D Orr Poynter

Woman Shoots Two Sons Ends Own Life in Detroit

Homer Dickson forced his way into his wife Belva 44 after shots rang from her locked bedroom. Belva died, their sons Joseph 16 months and Donald 6 were wounded. Donald died at hospital, Joseph in critical condition with a brain bullet. Dickson reported his wife had been in ill health.

Detroit Homer Dickson Donald Joseph Dickson Belva

Early Idaho Potatoes Shipments Begin Midwest Move

June 29 7 w D Cashman shipped the first carload of 1997 Idaho early potatoes to the Midwest from Caldwell. A heavy movement is not expected to start until mid July. Last year 2 730 carloads of early potatoes were moved out by September 1.

Caldwell Cashman Midwest Idaho

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