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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1948
Page
3
Pocatello residents head to New York City for Columbia University study while Bannock county offices process tax exemptions and probate actions. Local agents visit farms, a Mandarin Dinner previews a cafe reopening, and several residents plan travel or leave for repairs, vacations, or medical care.
A Portsmouth reader testifies after 20 years that All-Bran keeps him regular. The ad urges daily consumption of an ounce in milk with water and offers a ten day trial for a full refund. Send an empty carton to Kellogg in Battle Creek for the double money back offer.
Mr and Mrs W Blakemore, residents of the Belvedere apartments, are noted in the society page for their recent home improvements and community involvement.
Captain Walter C. Blakemore, a reserve officer, reports flying from Salt Lake City to Fort Ord California to enter a 90 day active duty tour as assistant general inspector of the 4th Infantry Division. His wife Mrs Blakemore is spending the summer with her family in Burley.
W C Carnes of 5448 S Arthur plans to travel to Great Falls today by Western Airlines. Harold L Bullington of Henry SJ was arrested and cited for speeding up to 70 mph in a 25 mph zone with a $25 bond posted. Louis Don Ringe of American Falls faced a failure to stop at a stop signal charge with a $5 bond. Judge L E Glennon heard the Florence Bailey vs Boyd R Bailey case for a modified decree and possible custody during part of the year with alimony reduction. continued to July 2. Robert Clothier and Joseph Clothier Jr left for the east after visiting their father Dr Joseph Clothier. Joseph aims for a Europe trip while pursuing a master’s degree at UCLA. Robert studies for a PhD in chemical engineering at USC.
Road work continues in Malad with state county and city crews applying oil and seal coat and improving water drainage. Fay Evans reports mail carrier exam results including Benson Parry D and Williams among others. Local business changes include Ralph Bolinebroke selling Malad Steam Laundry to A C Reynolds and George Porter plan to operate with Reynolds.
The Wo men’s council of Central Christian church met Friday June 18 at the church for a pot luck luncheon after a worship service on stewardship. New officers were installed by Mrs N R Simpson before the altar with pink rose table decorations and white tapers.
Mabel Murphy was installed as senior regent of the Pocatello chapter of Women of the Moose in a Thursday evening ceremony at the Moose Temple. Officers for junior regent and other posts, installations by Eva Parkinson and team, initiations conducted by Elsie Barnhart and Clare Martin, and a postmeeting reception followed. The next meeting is set for July 8 at the Moose Temple.
Radiant chapter officers hosted a Saturday noon luncheon at the Bannock hotel in her honor. Mrs. Peterson, soon moving to Boise, received a going away gift amid a centerpiece of snap dragons. Guests included Mesdames Ewer, Sebesta, Wilkinson, Halsey, Wood, Terry, Getty, Gesas, Vaughn, Collins, Manning and Miss Manning, plus Mrs. Lew Hanks of Watsonville and Mrs. R. B. Manning.
Clarence A. Garrett president of Garrett Freightlines announces a dinner at Hotel Bannock Tuesday with Ralph Mangan executive VP of Buda Diesel engines. George Gevrasimoff chief engineer of Buda and Bosch Massachusetts will attend to discuss installation and development of the new Buda diesel engines Garrett uses over 50 of.
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