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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
5
A woman text asks for silk hosiery scarves leather bags linens and table goods as ideal gifts for her, claiming many women would be pleased by such items. She notes these gifts would ease shopping and happiness when hosting company. The appeal highlights a wide range of personal and home items available at the People's Store.
Atlantic City AP reports the 1926 budget for the Presbyterian Church in the U S totals 15 million, approved by the general council after trimming demands from 12 million. The plan preserves national and foreign missions, Christian education, ministerial pensions, and American Bible Society funding with fixed and supplementary allocations.
Chris Paulesen led the O. B. L. Mail Clerks scoring 24 of 32 as Wright Boyatt Watson and McCann aided the victory over Fifth Ward L. D. 8. A sizable crowd watched the fifth ward tally 15 points. Next game for the Mail Clerks is Saturday at 7 against Presbyterians.
Owens reported his Dodge coupe stolen Friday from in front of his home at 456 South Grant. Police recovered the vehicle this morning in the 200 block of North Harrison, with ownership linked to Paul.
A childlike plea to Santa lists desired items and attitudes toward gift giving. The note stresses that thoughtful selection matters more than value, mentioning silk shirts gloves a fur cap a new suit or overcoat and a leather hat box as welcome improvements.
Berlin December 5 AP The Luther cabinet resigns headed by Chancellor Luther. Formed in January to succeed the Marx Stresemann ministry the government faced nationalist doubt over reconciliations with former enemies. Three nationalist ministers resigned over security and collateral treaties tied to Locarno.
The question asks who will win the radio set at the show on December 7-8. Bets focus on performance order and prize draw amid shifting fan expectations.
Christmas calls residents to donate toys candy clothing and food for 48 children aged 16 months to 14 years at St. Vincent's home. Reach numbers 132 or 492 for pickup if you cannot send gifts yourself.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary N. Binaris will be held Monday afternoon at the Greek church. The procession departs the Schumacher and Hall chapel at 2 o'clock for a 2:30 service. She was born in Greece in 1901 and came to the United States in 1902. She is survived by her husband Nick Binaris of 340 North Arthur and a son, Jimmie, eighteen months old.
Governor Al Smith confirms his son Arthur secretly married Miss Ann Hess of Albany. Arthur, 17, wed at Manhattan College and the couple, now parents, are away while the governor notes both weddings in the family were independent choices.
O L Shop Employees association squad 一 led by Gassman and Larsen 一 fell to the Methodist young men in a YMCA gym scrimmage 26 to 24 after a 24 all game tied through overtime. Ellsworth sat center. Pratt relieved. Hurd Ewing Wolf Deaton and others contributed in a close practice game with several fouls and notable long-range shots.
Ed Peterson who calls himself a professor of rymology and Jim Sandman pleaded guilty in Ogden city court after the large distillery was found operating in the Hermitage hotel in Ogden canyon. The city judge fined them 299 each and ordered six months in county jail. The pair claimed they acted alone and denied shielding others. Peterson says the seizure ruins his investment in distilling apparatus and rye.
A jewelry company coat incident led to an assault charge. The defendant was fined $50 by Police Judge Peter after being monitored on a $25 default fine.
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