Open Season For Girls Basketball At Local High
The season started with three interclass games at the high school. Seniors won the freshman-senior game 10-7 and the senior-junior game 31-8. Sophomores beat juniors 20-10 with Elma Guyman scoring 18 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Guyman
Sexiettes
Nellie Willeke
Ruth Pettit
Thelma Peterson
Dorothy Nixon
Helen Loux
Grace Bonner
Marjorie Mitchell
Marjorie Purdy
Katherine Elliot
Flora Sanders
Erma McNalley
Helen York
Audrey Reese
Catherine Leute
Nadene Osborne
Martha Peck
Helen Hard
Fern Wads
Phyllis Peterson
Jean Barnum
Margaret Sloan
Eva McBay
Davis Visits in Pocatello
Former Idaho governor D W Davis, now a reclamation official, spends hours in Pocatello en route from British Columbia to Washington D C. He meets his mother and sister, plans to reach Washington Christmas morning, and may resume Idaho duties after a sixty day leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D .W. Davis
Reclamation Bureau of the Interior Department
Pocatello
British Columbia
Washington, D. C
Francis Davis
J. T. Doran
Washington
Davis
Idaho
Tie Ees
American Falls
Barber shops stay open Thursday night December 24
Notice states all barber shops will remain open Thursday evening December 24 until 9 o clock p m and closed Friday.
Frank Munsey Battle of a Publishing Titan
The article recounts Frank Munsey’s rise from a Mercer Maine shop and a failed start with The Argosy to founding Munsey's Magazine and transforming The Argosy into adult publications. It notes his battles with publishers and distributors, early debt, and eventual ownership of multiple magazines and major newspapers in New York Washington Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argosy
Horatio Alger Jr
Andrew Munsey
United States
New York Herald
New York Sun
Herald
Munsey
New York Press
James Gordon Bennett
The
Charles A. Dana
Sun
Evening Sun
Mercer
Maine
New York
Great News Distributing Company
Frank Munsey
Railroad Man's Magazine
All Story Magazine
the Ocean
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mild remarks from Fort Hall project inquiry manager
J B Fjeldsted, manager, said the chamber committee on the Fort Hall to Gibson project issued a mild report. He noted the panel, largely composed of experienced farmers, did not condemn the project but urged that other, more feasible schemes be prioritized. The 10,600 acre area is blow sand with some gravel west of the OSL tracks. The committee members stressed no conflicts of interest and acted for Snake River Valley and Idaho. Also, Mrs. Jennie Baker of Fort Hall left Lynn Brothers hospital today after injuries when her wagon was horses’ frightened by an approaching car headlight causing the wagon to overturn and the wheels to pass over her chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Engineer Engle
Reclamation Department
K. G. Boone
Blackfoot
Michaud Flats
Snake River Valley
Idaho
T. C. Barrow
J. J. Facer
F. C. McGowan
J. C. Galbraith
J. W. Tiometz
Jennie Baker
Fort Hall
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Traveling man injured in collision with train near Meridian
William W. Brooken a traveling salesman for Falk Mercantile at Boise was seriously injured when the car he rode in was struck by train 26 near Meridian. He suffered internal injuries but no bones were broken and is not fatally hurt. Rain prevented visibility at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Brooken
Falk Mercantile Company
Boise
Meridian
Brooken
Car Department Leads Donations for Shop Christmas Drive
The Car Department reports record donations for the shop Christmas celebration for employees and families. Gifts include two baby carriages from James Walton and seven ten pound turkeys from William Jess, plus candy, nuts, cigars, and a duck supply from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. FP. Higgs
James Walton
al Smith
William Jess
William Adolph
Joe Gundry
Join Craner
Craner
Kiwanis Club Repeats Regular Meeting at Hotel Bannock
The Pocatello Kiwanis club held its regular meeting and luncheon at Hotel Bannock. Guests included K M Warner of Weiser and T H Sanford of Stanberry Missouri. Gaylord Sanford’s father attended, and Ladies Night will be observed next Tuesday with Wayne Johnson in charge. Frank W Brown was absent, his Idaho Scenery address postponed.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Bannock
Kiwanian
K. M. Warner
Weiser
T. H. Sanford
Stanberry
Missouri
Sanford
Gaylord Sanford
Jean Bistline
Wayne Johnson
Frank W. Brown
Idaho
Mail Sent Early Improves Christmas Shipping in Pocatello
Railroad officials report no train delays due to heavy Christmas mails this year, a marked improvement from past years. The Tribune slogans mail early and shop early are credited with boosting mailing efficiency and reducing congestion.
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Pocatello
The
Tribune
New confectionery and grocery shop opens by Mrs Helen Gerhardt
A new store at 345 E Halliday offers confectionery lunch room and small grocery. Mrs Helen Gerhardt, former matron at St Anthony Industrial School, invites both old and new friends, promising the best service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gerhardt
E. Halliday
Elks to Stage Mar cheta Musical Comedy in January
Elks plan a first western production of Mar cheta a musical comedy drama directed by Lewis Lacey. Eastern press praise suggests it will surpass The Cameo Girl in music and roles. Cast selections begin, rehearsals start the first week of January for performances January 20 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcheta
The
Elks
Lewis Lacey
New Passenger Trains Prophesied by Rail Executives
Detroit railway president Frank H. Alfred told Chicago today that a new age of transportation will bring passenger trains running safely at high speeds on concrete roadways with steel reinforced trusses. Cars will use roller bearings and reach speeds nearly as fast as airplanes, marking a bold forecast by the American Railway Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank H. Alfred
Detroit
Pere Marquette Railway
American Railway Association
Trans
Rush for Shingles and Bobs Grips London Holiday Spas
London shoppers flock to hairdressers as women and girls seek peak holiday looks. West end salons report shingling up to 600 daily and businesses hire extras, while men struggle to find available cuts at shops serving both genders.
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London
West End
Funeral Services for Mrs Emma Butcher Wednesday Afternoon
The funeral for Mrs Emma Butcher wife of J A Butcher longtime Pocatello resident will be Wednesday at 2 30 PM from McHan Chapel. Interment Mountainview Cemetery. She died Monday morning in a local hospital from complications of diseases at age 68. She leaves four daughters two sons two sisters in Illinois and eleven grandchildren. Surviving daughters and sons listed and attended include Mrs Stella Hopper Hoffman Dillon Montana Javan and Roy Butcher Pocatello Mrs Lottie Buckley Fresno California Mrs Vinnie Clayton Oakland California and Mrs Rena Henderson Pocatello. Granddaughter Mrs Albert S Clayton arrived from Butte Montana for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Butcher
J. A. Butcher
Pocatello
The
McHan Undertaking Company
Mountainview Cemetery
Butcher
Illinois
Stella Hopper Hoffman
Dillon
Montana
Javan and
Roy Butcher
Lottie Buckley
Fresno
California
Vinnie Clayton
Oakland
Rena Henderson
Arbon Field Drilling Shows Oil and Gas Promise
H H High driller in charge of the Arbon Valley dome reported in town about oil and gas shows in black shale during the week long drilling. He compared the shale to Moab Utah formation with black shale ribbons and later wider strata where oil struck. He noted 125 feet of light gray sandy lime ahead and expected production once through hard rock.
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H. H. High
Arbon Valley Dome
Chamber of Commerce elects six to board of directors
The Schatello Chamber of Commerce election committee announced six directors chosen from ballots: Jean Bistline, E. P. Calph, Harry J. Peters, George Sloan, George Jogensen, and Richard Wells. Total votes 175. Community chest referendum passed 74 to 0 while chamber participation votes were 51 yes and 72 no with two abstentions. The directors will select officers within ten days. noted candidates include Jean Bistline for president and J. I.ae as current vice president. Remaining directors with nonexpiring terms are Frank Brown, G. Nicholas III, Carl Valentine, and John Hood.
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Scatello Chamber of Commerce
Jean Bistline
E. P. Calph
Harry J. Peters
George S. Sloan
George Jogensen
Richard Wells
Chamber of « Meren
Community Chest
Thei
J. I. Ae
The
Boar
Frank Brown
G. Nicholas III
Carl Valentine
John Hood
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Bob Leute
Los Angeles
Edna Purviance
Europe
Charles Chaplin
Mungey
Elizabethtown
N. Y
Kiwanis Club
Scott
Volve
Vales Drak
Petersen’s
Petersen's
Comport
Bavirian
Petersen Furniture CO
China
ARBON
Margaret Cole
Vanity Beauty Shop
Hartmann
Petersen Ac Ea
Santy
Petersen
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