Leonard Appoints Health Engineer in Pocatello
Acting under city council authority Mayor T. C. Coffin appointed Dean E. O. Leonard city health engineer with a July 1 start. The term ends after the fall term at the University Branch following investigations by Leonard and the state chemist into local milk and dairy conditions. A special commission was named at the council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Leonard
T. C. Coffin
University
E. O Leonard
Pocatello
Weather Report from Pocatello Idaho June 30 1932
U S weather bureau notes fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change. For 24 hours ending 6 a m June 30 1932 highs 95 lows 59 mean 77 normal 67 precipitation 0 inches this month 1.32 inches normal 1.09. Sun rise 4 54 am set 8 13 pm. Airway reports show varied conditions from Salt Lake City to Dubois with several clear or broken readings and scattered clouds.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Dubois
LUBE
Cs Clear
Butte
Eight and Forty to Hold Banquet
The Eight and Forty of the American Legion auxiliary announces its annual meeting during the convention on July 4, 5 and 6. The full organization meets Monday at 4 30 p m in the Congregational church with members from three salons in the department. An Eight and Forty banquet will be served by Episcopal church ladies in the Parish hall on Tuesday at 6 30 p m. guests require communication with Mrs. H J Swanson. The commission proposed a technical expert, Dean Leonard was appointed, and arrangements are led by Mrs Swanson with Mrs Idona Ross presiding and Mrs R H Jones directing the program.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Congregational Church
Episcopal Church
H. J. Swanson
Dean Leonard
Swanson
Idona Ross
R. H. Jones
Altar Society to Sponsor Card Party at St Joseph’s Parish Hall
The Altar Society of St Joseph's Church sponsors a public card party this evening in the parish hall on North Hayes Avenue. Proceeds support parish activities and community outreach.
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Altar Society of
St. Joseph's Church
North Hayes Avenue
Teton Valley At Its Best The Lions Club Praises Area
A letter from Driggs Lions Club secretary Robert R. Wedekind to Paul Nash of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce extols Teton valley as a premier fishing and vacation spot. It notes 300,000 stocked trout since efforts began, strong camping along the Teton river, a widened Teton pass to Jackson Hole, and an open steel bridge over Canyon creek improving travel.
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Teton Valley
Paul Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Robert R. Wedekind
Driggs Lions Club
Wedekind
Lions Club
Teton County
Teton River
Canyon Creek
Teton Pass
Jackson Hole
Teton National Park
Buzz of the Burg highlights Old Fort Hall spirit
Fargo-Wilson-Wells workers dress in old timer and 49er costumes for Days of Old Fort Hall in Pocatello. Women wear old time dresses, men plaid shirts with red bandanna handkerchiefs. The piece calls for more recruits and notes a historic house behind Harrison's Jewelry on West Center Street.
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Fargo-Wilson- Wells Company
Pocatello
Harrison's Jewelry Store
West Center Street
Notable Local Figures and Civic Ties Highlight City Life
In recent months critics warn of profiteering around a product, calling for regulation of certain sellers. The old Short Line fire station in the 100 block of North Harrison once hosted city meetings and school use. News arrives that A. D. Lawrence is moving to Seattle to lead the Railway Mail service for the district, a loss to local civic circles.
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Short Line
Harrison Avenue
A. D. Lawrence
Seattle
Lawrence
Art and Travel Club
Political jests and a graveside note in Pocatello column
A Salt Lake Tribune column mocks political quotes from Pocatello Idaho figures and notes graveside services for C. E. Torrey, a prominent local businessman and lodge Mason. Lyon Healy and C. R. Galloway led services. Torrey also worked as a government seed loan inspector with Salt Lake City presence.
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Sandpit
Salt Lake Tribune
Mountainview Cemetery
C. E. Torrey
Upper
Snake River Valley
St. Anthony
Lyon Healy
C. R. Galloway
Salt Lake City
Masons to Conduct Torre y Services
Keystone and Portneuf lodges A F and A M will conduct Torre y services as part of their Masonic observances. The event outlines rituals and communal fellowship activities to be held at designated lodge halls and regional meeting places.
Army Men Win 1932 National Balloon Race Victory
Lieutenants Wilfred J. Paul and John H. Bishop of the Army Air Corps were named official winners by the National Aeronautic Association after distances were sealed and barographs calibrated. They floated 901.4 miles from Omaha, the race start point on May 30.
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Washington
Wilfred J. Paul
John H. Bishop
National Aeronautic Association
Army Air Corps
Omaha
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Old Fort Hall
Hutchinson Field
Great North West
Vic Mae Powell
Fort Hall
Mutual Improvement Association of
L. D
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Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
Cameahwait
Chaboneau
Pacific
Ella Edwards Cox
Mark Sessions
Fred Shurtliff
Lawrence Walker
A. M. Newton
C. W. Daigh
Thomas Hopper
G. L. Bowser
University Branch
Leonard
Weather Report
Driggs Chamber of Commerce
Buzz —of
Bying
Bugs” Baers
Huey Long
Main
Princess Peggy Sheers
FARGO
Wilson
Princess Peggy
Coctrie
Ugo Back Sizts
Fargo’s
Clark
Frank W. Sellwood
Nick Ifft
Frank
House of Correction
O. R. Baum
Civil Service
Legion
Larry Cowan
Notre Dame
Leo Hood
D. Worth Clark
B. W. Davis
Ben
Bob Watson
Dick Wells
Tommy Coffin
Jim Pope
Harry Day
Masons
Torrey
Keystone and
Portneuf Lodges
A. F
A. M
Tune EN
Goodyear
N.B.C. Red Network
WEAF
Associated Stations
Billmeyer, Inc
Corner
Fifth & Center
Hill Bros
GEM State Auto CO
Bannock
Jesse M. Chase
South Main
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