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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
5
The Pocatello Tribune reports a survey showing Pocatello population at the 1920 opening century tally of 20,001, up from 15,005 in 1910 and 16, etc. The survey cites local figures through 1919 to 1925, including increases in households and services.
Store Department bowlers rolled 2 592 pins for a three game series at ColA alleys Tuesday evening setting a local record. McMillan led with 619 total and 213 single. A meeting is announced for Sunday at Black Columbia alleys to revive the City League with W P Johnson presiding and bowling fans urged to attend.
York December 9 Paul Geeld longtime contributor to numerous magazines dies from shell fracture after fall from his studio four floors above Carnegie Hall He was born in Portland fifty years ago and was known for his work across several publications
The central high school hosts the first debate tryouts next Monday in the auditorium for an eight-member team with potential second team. Debates planned with nearby schools Boise Twin Falls and Utah teams discussed. Also noted are staff meetings renovations, orchestra practice, and a dress rehearsal for The Exchange with admission ten cents.
The ninth grade World Review adopted as weekly paper by Franklin junior high English classes. Girls glee club rehearses Christmas songs under Miss Edith Buie. Girls council gains new members including Margaret Smith Lilian Loveland and Mary Dillon with Lucille Moore elected president. Hi club meets after school.
Tribune notice promotes Dr. Scarborough at Bannock hotel for eye examinations on Wednesday and Thursday December 9 and 10 offering eye care services to residents seeking vision help.
Franklin hall again hosted a large radio audience with many turned away. The event extended to a fourth night with Alvin Weller and Wilford Knowles competing for a radio prize. Prof. Walters explained air wave transmission and likened radio music to evolving phonographs, while booths showcased colorful displays and numerous local electrotechnic firms participated.
The Shop Employes association and the Short Line unit of the Union Pacific system plan a large Christmas celebration at the machine shop on Christmas day at 2 PM. Laura Claus and “Mister and Missus” will distribute at least fifteen hundred goodie bags, with a big Christmas tree and a locomotive of presents. J J Kelker chairs the committee with W G Comstock as emcee and a band concert precedes the event.
Milton B. Nanamaker of Pocatello leads the University of Idaho pep band with a novel foxtrot arrangement of Collegiate featuring a sousa phona solo in the final chorus. A Pocatello high school graduate and former Idaho Technical Institute student, he doubles on cornet and violin in The Orchestra and plays cornet in the band.
The passage lists a student with extensive band experience including two years in the high school orchestra three years in the Tech band five years in the Tech symphony orchestra one year in the Oregon Shorifne band and two years in the order of DeMolay band. It also notes performances with Schubert's original jazz band McKivett's dance orchestra Don McLennon's O A Herendar Payton's Syncopators Vic Myoer's Victor Recording band and Brick Mirod's dance orchestra Ss.
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