Third Ward and Science Teams Win Victories
In a postponed Christian Science Christian intermediate league basketball game played at the Y gymnasium, the Science team won 18 to 16. Rex Howard led scoring with four field goals, Turner and Burns added two each, as Howard and Turner shared forward duties while Burns, Smith, and Tillman supported the defense.
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Third Ward L. D. 8 defeats Congregational intermediates 21–8
The Third Ward L. D. 8 intermediates beat the Congregational intermediates 21 to 8 in the Y gym. The Congregationalals struggled to advance the ball with back passes and lacked scoring from open play. Key players included Higham for the Third Ward and Pierson Rose and Lawrence for the Congregationalals.
Third Ward M I A presents The Path Across the Sill comedy drama
The Third Ward M I A stages a comedy drama The Path Across the Sill this evening at the Third Ward hall. Mrs O P McKnelley directs with M Lilian Windsor and Grant Stowell in leading roles. The cast includes Pearl Richardson Thelma Bradly Billy Cox Fred Cox Hess and Del Hess in supporting parts. The plot follows a hero trying to prove a man ruined his father's career by wrecking the bank while Salamander the cook provides comic relief.
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1926 Automobile Licenses Issued In Limited Distribution
County Assessor Charles Brown has distributed a small number of the 1926 automobile licenses to accommodate a few vehicle owners.
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Herbine Ad Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement claims Herbine on the shelf acts like a doctor at home. It delivers instant relief when digestion fails or bowels are sluggish. One or two doses start movement and restore buoyancy and health. Price 60 cents, sold by Watson Drug Co.
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Christmas Fund Aids Pocatello Families in Need
The Tribune reports on the Goodfellow’s club organizing Christmas relief for needy Pocatello families. Various cases list required coal flour potatoes clothing and toys, from single mothers to large multi child households. Readers may donate to The Tribune Christmas Fund to support investigations and allocations.
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Vandals Beat Montana State College In Opening Game
Idaho Vandals defeated Montana State College 28 to 24 in Moscow in the season opener. Cattam led Montana with 10 points, Nedros Remer and Bremon tied for second with seven each as Idaho showed speed but limited scoring distance.
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Christmas Tree Program At Ivy Rebekah Lodge
The Ivy Rebekah lodge hosts a Christmas tree event for children of members and guests from the Old Fellow and Rebekah lodges on Saturday afternoon December 19.
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Shop Employes Hold Meeting in Pocatello
The yp Employes association Pocatella No 1 met Thursday with $150 voted to the Christmas fund and $50 netted from the benefit dance. C E Anderson of Salt Lake City spoke on the organization. Orrel Hensen named manager of the B A basketball team for a coast tour. Charles McCaffery to manage the band with $3550 spent on equipment and uniforms. Comstock led the eventful dance finale.
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