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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1935

Page

5

Local Labor Council backs Bannock county fair plans

Bannock county's fourth annual fair will run Aug 30 to Sep 1 at the new grounds north of Pocatello. The Central Labor Council vows full cooperation with the fair board, aims to hold a Labor Day parade, and features Howard Y. Williams as principal speaker.

Bannock County Pocatello Blackfoot Central Council Fair Board Fair Grounds Howard Y. Williams St. Paul

Funeral services for Fred Jeffery at North Arthur home

Funeral services for Fred Jeffery who died at 1415 North Arthur were held Friday at 10 a m officiated by Rev J C Dolan. Vocal selections included Ave Maria and Nearer My God to Thee by Victor Petrone and Mrs Rose Rubelmann. Pallbearers were G S Morgan Will E Garrett J W Elbrecht David Hiltbrant A E Watson and M Auermig. Burial followed in Mountainview cemetery under Hall mortuary direction.

Fred Jeffery North Arthur J. C. Dolan Victor Petrone Rose Rubelmann God G. S. Morgan Will E. Garrett J. W. Elbrecht David Hiltbrant A. E. Watson M. Auermig

Pocatello Briefs Highlight Crimes and Community News

Numerous city items are listed including Mel Jonley charged with intoxication, Ed Stevens and Jose Baldinvia fines for similar charges, divorce filings, and road accidents. Community notes cover Fourth of July planning in Montpelier, sugar beet program elections, travel ads, Rotary greetings from Mexico, and Sun Dance dates. Police report June fines totaling 583 with dog and bicycle licenses contributing 420 and 151.75 respectively.

Ed Stevens Jose Baldinvia Pocatello Police Department

Drivers Tests Begin Monday In Idaho

Examinations for motor vehicle operators licenses start Monday at the sheriff's office in the courthouse from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eye tests and oral exams will determine fitness, with driving demonstrations if needed. Minimum age 18 for regular licenses. 16-18 get special permits. Licenses cost 50 cents and are valid two years. Violations after July 1 carry a 25 dollar first offense fine. The schedule covers Pocatello, American Falls, Aberdeen, Challis, Salmon, Blackfoot, Arco, Mackay, and other towns. Idaho was divided into nine districts for licensing with 21 patrol and 16 special officers.

Court House Courtney Holley Steed Pocatello Frank Leute American Falls Boise Aberdeen Arco and Mackay Challis Salmon Blackfoot Idaho Emmitt Prost Idaho State Highway Police State Highway Patrol

Man Returns From Swim To Face Traffic Charge

Washington report shows Charles Turner sleeping ashore after a swim, later found by police who recognized him as a wanted traffic offender. Context notes his need to answer reckless driving in traffic court. In Idaho field report, Paul A Woodruff departs for Salt Lake City then New Orleans to begin a two year L D S mission in South America.

Moroni Timbimboo Henry Woonsook Malad Salt Lake North Central States Fort Peck Reservation North South Dakota Mormon Church Washington Charles Turner Trafffic Court Turner L. D Mission Blackfoot Paul A. Woodruff Leo Woodruff Salt Lake City New Orleans South America L. D. S. ‘Church

Live Church Serves Community In Portland Maine

Rev I G Roddy leads morning worship at 10 45 with sermon by Rev C B Roddy pastor of First Baptist Portland Maine. Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges attend annual memorial. Bible school 9 50 am, US superintendent Paul Willecke, B Y P U 7 pm Frank Hough president. Evening message Lead On O King Eternal at 8 after northern Baptist Convention report. Sanctuary service Wednesday 8 pm.

Roddy First Baptist Church of Portland Maine Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Paul Willecke Frank Hough I. G. Roddy Wl King Northern Baptist Convention Colorado Springs

Arthur Avenue Church Bulletin

W B Maier pastor leads at Arthur Ave and Custer St with the slogan A changeless Christ for a changing world. Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock with children’s classes. Morning worship at 11 features The Christian Calling as the sermon. Everyone is invited to attend.

Arthur Avenue Custer Street W. B. Maier

Garfield and Lander Streets Church Service Details

Rev. Frank E. Carlson minister. Sunday school at 10 55 o clock with Supt. H R Flint and Mrs Clarence Garrett and Mrs George Dissault in charge. Church service at 11 o clock with sermon by the pastor.

Garfield and Lander Streets Frank E. Carlson H. R. Flint Clarence Garrett George Dissault

Church Schedule and Meetings for Nazarene Church

126 South Second avenue offers Sunday school at 11, morning worship at 9:45, evening evangelistic service at 8, and Tuesday Bible study at 8. Nazarene Church at Eighth and Clark streets lists Rev. R. J. Kunze as pastor with services at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., young people at 5:15 p.m., plus a Monday board meeting at 8 and Wednesday prayer service at 8.

South Second Avenue

Christian Science Services Schedule for Sunday and Wednesday

Services are held at the church corner South Hayes and Bonaville streets with Sunday at 11 o clock and Wednesday at 8 o clock. Wednesday evening features testimony of Christian Science healing and Sunday school begins at 9 45. The lesson subject for Sunday June 30 1935 is Christian Science.

South Hayes Boneville Christian Science

Terrific hailstorm devastates Adams County orchards

A severe hail storm in southern Adams County yesterday caused thousands of dollars in damage. Gardens were stripped and Mesa apple orchards lost substantial fruit, with estimates of 500 car loads damaged amid a strong harvest outlook.

Pastor Closes Five Year Service at Seventh Avenue Church

The Rev. Claude Richmond ends his five year pastorate during the morning service at Seventh Avenue church. Special music features a solo by Mrs. G. A. Wagner. Church school gathers at 9:45 with graded Bible study for all.

Seventh Avenue Lewis Claude Richmond G. A. Wagner

Silent devotion schedule at Verna Shupe chapel

The chapel at 840 South Fourth Avenue lists Verna Irene Shupe as chaplain with Silent Unity guidance by Regina B. Lewis as music director and Lola Har. Services include Sunday 10 a.m. devotion, 11 a.m. adult church school, 3 p.m. Liberty Under Law and The Law of Conscience, plus Tuesday and Thursday 3 p.m. Health and Its Relation to Righteousness, Health and Financial Success. Wednesday is a day of all day silence.

South Fourth Avenue Verna Irene Shupe Silent Unity Regina B. Lewis Lola Har

Memorial Service for Archdeacon Stoy Observed

North Arthur hosts a memorial service for Archdeacon Stoy featuring a rector Ernest R. Allman presiding. Holy communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 9 45 a.m. Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Stoy spent many years of his life in this parish community.

North Arthur West Lander Ernest R. Allman Archdeacon Stoy

Attention Legionnaires Special Meeting Called for July First

A special meeting of the post is set for Monday night July 1 at 8 o clock in the Memorial building. G R Knowlton is acting as adjutant with Walton H Davis as committee.

Memorial Building G. R, Knowlton Adi Walton H, Davis Com

Congressmen to work for nothing next week delay ends payday

The legislative supply bill delaying salaries for Capitol Hill lawmakers moves out of committee next week and is expected to be signed before July 15 payday, ensuring pay for all on Capitol Hill.

Washington Capitol Hill

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Labor Council Possemen U. S. Cavalry Mel Jonley Pocatello Police H. J. Plumhof Oregon Short Line Railroad Rowles-Mack Company Fifth District Court Small Claims Court Elmer T. Wilson Billmeyer Advv Nicholas Ifft Nicholas East Martin Christensen North Garfield Montpelier Ronald Jacobsen Florence Maybelle Jacobsen Dillon Mont Ellis’ Club Otto Warren Hudson Grant Fifth and Center A. W. Roche North Main Street Helen Davis Katherine Ashby Harvey King William Fife James Sterling South First Avenue William A. Dunn J. C. Catron Harrison J. D Shrave Arthur Street Center Street Melna Scienger Ninth Avenue South Fourth Avenue Bannock County Sugar Beet Association Melvin W. Jensen James H. Woodland George T. Davis Clark Davis Alton Jenkins Bancroft Joseph W. Howard Grace George Perry Thatcher George Karl Goodenough McCammon Stanford Harrison Downey H. L Mrs D. F. Harper Sam Carter Rexburg Raymond C. Reese Elizabeth Dougalas Logan Utah Fifth District Isaac McDougall Eva M. Hansen Ray W. Hansen Alice Wolf R. R. Wolf North Main Miss Wolf St. Louis Nurses School Old Mexico Rae Stratford Rotary Mexico City Mr. Stratford Andrew Warner M. E. Church Gross W. Alexander Ernest Lehman Paris New York Arthur W. Shultz Denver Chicago Detroit Bannock Creek Sheamline Refrigerator Westinghouse Sheriff's Office Clyde Courtney Idaho Falls D. W. Bliss American Legion Post Pocatello American Legion Auxiliary Drum and Bugle Corps Fort Hall Tabernacle Overland Park Montpelier Boosters Fort Hall Indians First Baptist I. G. Roddy Grace Lutheran FIRST Church OF the Nazarene Eighth and Clark Streets R. J. Kunze First Presbyterian Church OF Truth Trinity Episcopal Attention Legionnaires BAYER Mennen T. Gillette Lifebuoy Shaw Enders’ Razor Ingram Vitalis Phillips Adlerika Feenamint Marine Hinkle Squibb Gillette POND Jergen FITCH Java J. & J. Talcum St. Regis Chamberlain Kotex Pkg Razor WGK Wilshire Janat Thermos Sal Hepatica Pocatello Drug Arnold Elks’ Club JOY KSL Ben
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