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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
8
A bottle note sparked a search for two men thought lost near Yellowstone Lake in Wyoming. Acting Chief Ranger Francis Lanoue sent two rangers and requested National Parks Airways pilots assistance despite doubts about authenticity.
Salt Lake City report on a worldwide effort to remove 80,000 church members from relief by October 1. In six weeks 212 projects are active with 238 planned. 1,487 acres gardened. Members fast the first Sunday of each month to fund the effort, with dawn land leasing and equipment for unemployed support.
Mrs Minnie Lombardi wife of Marcus Lombardi of Bingham Utah died at a Salt Lake hospital Saturday after a lingering diabetes illness She was born in Germany November 23 1895 came to the United States in 1900 Survivors include husband three children Louise Marcus Jr and Willard all of Bingham brothers and sisters Helen Lappi Dillon Mont Albert Lappi Dillon Mrs Hannah Nichols Otto Lappi Walter Pocatello August Iowa facilities note service Wednesday at 3 p m Downard chapel officiated by Rev Father T J Lane interment Mountain View Cemetery
Announcements show Rebekah meeting at 1 p m in I O C F hall for Sister McGarvey funeral rites. G I A to B of L E gathers at 2 p m in W O W hall. Mrs. Merritt reports on Cleveland convention with 45 delegates. Ladies Aid Presbyterians set 3 29 p m Wednesday. church members note July 3 postponement to July 17.
Towns end club No 2 meets at 410 N Main St to finalize three float entries for the July Fourth parade. Rae Stratford, retiring Pocatello Rotary president, reviews club achievements at Thursday luncheon.
Reported crash on North Main between Frank Christensen of Malad and Roy N. Lott of Blackfoot. Lott’s vehicle struck the Christensen machine backing toward the curb. Also notes Keith Crawford and Lawrence Caryl, both teens, escaped from St Anthony school. Clifford C. Brown seeks precinct committeeman seat in Pocatello No. 8. Police report a woman at 458 South Third cut her arm, refused treatment, later treated at General Hospital by Dr. Howard. Also mentions Scout camps schedule across eastern Idaho and soil conservation work orders signed by 1015 Bannock county farmers.
Local business and legal notices fill the page as Darwin W. Thomas and Al Josephson visit Oneida County. Memorial parade awards will be displayed at Nate Morgan’s jeweler and then presented. A bartender Myron Hudson faces grand larceny charges with $1000 bond. Theft reports include a West Wyeth house and a Lincoln room suitcase. Licensing updates note 110 dog licenses since May 1 and 660 bicycle licenses since May 16. Corporate filings list Gateway Storage and Poultry Producers Inc with Ogden offices and local agents.
Club No 1 selects four more delegates W H Witty H D Roper Heanor Thompson Mr and Mrs J S Reeves George Luker Scott D Lowe Acting nominating committee members submit recommendations For president George Luker and M C Larsen Reeves reports Townsend district Hagerman picnic attendance included L E Packer Mr J E McEvoy injured in Thousand Springs hill accident both men treated at General hospital
Richard Sorenson of 101 Wilson reported asst. W. H. Wetherington turned over to asylum officials at Blackfoot. He escaped Sunday and was recaptured by police in Overland Park.
Peter Babelis complained his cow Hortense produced only a quart of milk in recent evenings instead of a bucketful. Police assigned a detective to patrol Hortense’s pasture as a disguise, with a calf kin idea floated by Desk Sergeant Wragg.
Don’t spend 2.50 to 5.00 on relief from stomach pains and indigestion. Dr Emil’s Adla Tablets offer a three week treatment for 1.00 with money back if not relieved. Available at Pocatello Drug Co and Whittlesey's Pharmacy.
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