Wounded Noorlanders moved after shooting in Inkom
Mike Noorlander, shot in the chest by Walter Seadden during the Inkom robbery, is recovering and moved from General hospital to the county jail. Fred Noorlander, returned from Ogden, faces first degree murder charges. Parents and siblings arrived to arrange counsel as preliminary hearing date is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Noorlander
Walter Seadden
Fred
Seadden
Inkom
General Hospital
Fred Noorlander
Pocatolco
Ogden
Mr. Seadden
Beadden
A. Noorlander
John
Harry
Nita
Tuesaday
H. J. Swanson
Students To Present Interesting Program At Tech Thursday
Idaho Tech student recital at Frazier hall on Thursday December 3 at 8 o'clock invites public. The program features works by Caresse de Papillon Bartholomew Higginson Bong of the Sea Shell Krogman Gran Keener Follet and many others including Gounod Sinding Beriot Handel Paganini Liszt Rachmaninoff Debussy and Berlioz in a varied evening of piano and vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Tech
Frazier Hall
Caresse de Papillon
Barthelemy
Elizabeth Higginson
Bong
Krogman Gran Dorothy Keener
Idaho News Briefs Mix Local Business and Death Notices
Idaho Falls and Moscow bound University of Idaho players Stephens and Bucklin arrive tonight. Funeral services for pioneer Joseph Hawkley held in Pocatello. J I King to Seattle for Western division Chamber of Commerce meeting. Car crash at Main and Center injures Mrs Danilson. Idaho irrigation congress and other events invited officials. train strike victim near Nampa injured. Card party planned by St. Joseph pro-cathedral group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Joseph B. Hawkley
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
First Ward
M. A. Pond
James E. Quinn
N. A. Pond
W. A Et
Joseph H. Tolman
James H. Radley
Cherater Arline A. Niegland
Ward
Adalia Brown Huff
Joseph C. Hawkes
M. O. Ingelstrom
H. 8
Wood
Ind
Wm. Walker
Jas. H. Tolman
Henry Woodland, Jr
J. I. King
Seattle
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Parsons
Weat Fremit
Jack Danilson
North Hayes
Main
Center
Danilson
William Jardine
Washington, D. C
Jdiho Irrigation Congress
American Association of Engineers
Idaho
Jardine
West
K. of C. Hall
C. of M. of St
Local arrests and docket actions in city police court
Mike Limpres was arrested Tuesday night on disturbing the peace and posted a $50 bond for trial at Macsene. Charges against Merritt Higham for tragic ordinance and against Mrs. I. A. Blair for speeding were dismissed by Police Judge John W. Peter this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Limpres
Macsene
Merritt Higham
I. A. Blair
John W. Peter
Christmas Seals Mailed to Pocatello Residents
Christmas seals are mailed to about a thousand Pocatello residents with a request to send $1 to Mrs. 8. C. Winters treasurer of the Christmas seal sales committee. The plan aims to avoid door to door canvassing by volunteers in the downtown district, as their work is under way and notices will be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
8. C. Winters
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Rider’s Home Thursday
The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs W H Rider on North Arthur Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. Mrs Leiper will present the subject "Our Guests the Children and the Aged." James Whitcomb Riley’s poem "Just Be Glad" will be presented as a pianologue by Mrs F K Mackenzie, with Mrs Arthur Walters accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. H. Rider
North Arthur
Leiper
James Whitcomb Riley
Mra
F. K. Mackenzie
Arthur Walters
Elks and Lodges Meet in Blackfoot District Affairs
State association officer Hugh D. MacCosham chaired a meeting in Blackfoot tonight with officers and past exalted rulers of Pocatello lodge of Elks and Idaho Falls and Blackfoot lodges to advance association activities in the district. Dan Hanlon and J Critchie were booked on vagrancy charges but released to leave the city by midnight. Ewald McKenna, Blackfoot pioneer, arrived for an extended California visit. Mrs C Ben Ross left for Caldwell to attend the Odd Fellows Home board meeting and will visit Payette and Boise before returning. Miss Marion Hepworth of the University of Idaho in Moscow is in Pocatello on departmental business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association
Hugh D. MacCosham
Eailead
Blackfoot
Pocatello Lodge of Elks
Idaho Failis
Dan Hanlon
J. Critchie
L. A. Lehrbas
Ewald McKenna
Pocatello
California
McKenna
Irene Whisler
San Bernardino
C. Ben Ross
Caldwell
Board of the
Odd Fellows Home Committee
Marion Hepworth
Exsion Division
University of Aho At Moscow
Catholic Women’s League
North Eighth Avenue
Antlers Hall
Ladies Society of the
B. of L.F
E.ecard
Charles Lambert
Charles Nanney
South Fifth Avenue
IL. A
B. of BR. T
Gate City Temple No
Pythian ‘Sisters
Sap Hall
Portneuf No
A. F
A. M
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Lynn Brothers
Mrs Sloan Attends Tea in Pocatello With Local Hosts
Mrs L C Sloan of Montpelier arrived in Pocatello today to attend a tea hosted by Mrs A C Hinckley and Mrs R A Pierce at the Hinckle home this afternoon. Glenn C Williams chief clerk in the mechanical department of the Oregon Short Line plans to leave tonight for Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Sloan
Montpelier
Pocatello
A. C. Hinckley
R. A. Pierce
Boise
Glenn C. Williams
Mechanical Department
Oregon Short Line
On Williams
Visit plans of Oregon Short Line staffer and others
Alice M. Swanson from the mechanical office travels to Boise for a brief visit with friends. Mrs. G. H. Baker departs for a long visit lasting several years. Mr. ? is foreman of engines for the Oregon Short Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Cirnces
G. H. Baker
Mr. Er
Motored to Salt Lake Group Guests Visit Pocatello
Mr and Mrs Chase A Clark of Mackay paused in Pocatello while en route to Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Willis McLaughin of 835 North Eleventh Avenue welcomed a son this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Chase A. Clark
Mackay
Pocatello
Yesow
Willis McLaughin
North Eleventh Avenue
Anere
Fortnightly Dancing Club Dance Tonight at Antlers Hall
The Fortnightly Dancing Club plans a dance this evening at Antlers Hall on Elke' be. Organizers promise a lively program and the usual enjoyable atmosphere for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antlers
Elke
Miss Montana Mahan Undergoes Appendectomy Post Surgery
Miss Montana Mahan of Rast Center underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday and is reported improving rapidly. Margaret Best of the River View hotel had a minor operation and was able to go home yesterday. Dr Lynn and OC W oe accompanied a business trip to Crystal, while Elen Hampton on Second Avenue, and others mentioned, are listed in the personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Mahan
Rast Center
Baer
Rapi
Elen Hampton
Second Avenue
Lynn
Crystal Yes
Margaret Best
Riverview Hotel
Lynn Brothers
I Campbell
Gordon couple announce birth of daughter at General Hospital
Mr and Mrs George L Williams of the Gordon apartments announce the birth of a seven and a half pound daughter yesterday morning at the General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Williams
Gordon Apartments
The
General Hospital
Winter Warns of Its Near Approach
The article notes winter's near approach with winds and soot clouds as pedestrians seek shelter. Meteorologist A R Teeple records November results: high 57, low 20, normal 36.7, precipitation .86 and snowfall .2, max 69 and min 8 below zero in 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Teeple
Bishop Carroll Laid To Rest In Helena
The body of Right Reverend John P. Carroll the second Helena bishop lay in state and was buried with Catholic rites at St. Helena Cathedral He died of polio in Prienbourg Switzerland and leaves Mount St Charles College Helena as a memorial Requiem Mass conducted by Archbishop Austin Dowling among visiting church leaders and Montana clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Helena
Mont
John P.aie
West
Montana
Shop Carroll
Priebourg
Switzerland
St. Helena
Mount St. Charles College of Helena
Austin Dowling
San Francisco
Berensee
Boles
Devenport
Robson Stage Delightfully Viewed Helena's Boys
Large turnout at the Auditorium enjoyed May Robson in Helena's Boys a sparkling comedy about a widow mother and her two sons who clash with their ideals. The performance drew repeated recalls and strong audience enthusiasm praising Robson's wit and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Hoys
May Robson
America
Miss Robson
Whistler
Charity Debate Shapes Idaho Chamber Discussion in Boise
Delegates from southeastern Idaho attend the All-Idaho congress opening in Boise and hear Walter Cleare debate the charity chest concept. Lewis Williams reviews Governor Stuenenberg’s assassination and urges Bannock County to fund a memorial, with Theo Turner and Ben Ross aiding efforts. Cleare argues sentimental charity over wallets and warns against group drives and Chest plans. The Boise meeting introduced John Carver Preston Henry Teves W T McCall and Crowther of Malad, delayed by late rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Williams
Stuenenberg
J. Deedee
Malad
Walter Cleare
Williams
Bannock County
Idaho
Theo, Turner
Pocatello
Ben Ross
Chamber
Turner
Cleave
Hoe
Cleare
E Salvation Army
John Carver
Preston
Henry Teeves
Aberdeen
W. T
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Fred Ayers
Walla Occ
Gaylord Yost
Ralphine Crane
Faust Wis Gounod
Phyllie Beckley
Sinding
Lillian Beekman
Franklin Rolland
Valse
Clarence
Fileen
Leonard Callirhoe
Chaminade
Geneseve
Budrow
de Beriot
Ingard Neilson
Bohm
Phyllis Beckley
Atalanta
Handel Bwiss
Eckert
Ellen FE la Campanella
Paganini
Lisst
Helen Williams
Esther Teeple
Concerto No
Bybel Matthews
Betty Walters
Clay Smith
Hugh Miller
Rachmaninoff
Norma Masterson
Smith
Herbert Butler
Gibson Weitere
Ewlth
Dec
City News
V. OF L
Ee Stephens
Ted Bucklin
University of Idaho
Moscow
Iph Erickson
Otto Erickson
Erickson
Omaha
Creighton
Henderson
H. W
Margaret Wentworth
Lava
Stephen Wm. Murdock
Z. H. Baxter
A. W. Hall
Idaho State Life Ins. Co
Fred Il
Peterson
B. MM. Nelson
Walter EK
Etux
James C. Grow
Miser
Land
Fing
Tribune
Nampa
Alex. Burton
Idaho Northern
Nampa Hospital
Missionary Meeting
Chicago
Pabcolin
East Center
Petersen Furniture CO
A Bee Furniture CO
Robson
East
Mies Fang
Broadway
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