Poca Fire Department to Host Twenty Fifth Annual Masquerade Ball
The Poca fire department will hold its twenty fifth annual Masquerade Ball on New Year's Eve at the Dance Palace. Tickets are selling fast with a capacity crowd expected. Dancing begins at 9 p.m., grand march at 11, and a Salt Lake City costumer will showcase a new costume line. Cash prizes await best costumes.
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Pocatello Fire Department
Dance Palace
West Side
Salt Lake City
Shop Quintet To Take Long Trip
The Shop Employer association basketball team plans a trip through Wyoming and Utah with games against Rock Springs or Green River on December 31, Evanston on January 1, and Ogden on January 2. Team members include manager Orvel Jensen, center Red Ellsworth, Lemmon, guard Waddoups, Gassman, Evans, Young, Pratt, and others.
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Shop Employer Association
Wyoming
Utah
Rock Springs
Green River
Orvel Jensen
Red
Ellsworth
Lemmon
Waddoups
Gassman
Evans
Young
Pratt
Community notices from local fraternal groups
The Woman's Benefit association of the Maccabee Lodge will meet Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Eagles hall with a large turnout urged for the last meeting of the old year. The Order of Benefit Association of Railway employes meets tonight at 7 30 PM at the W O W hall on North Main Street to elect officers for the coming year and conduct the five dollar drawing. Notify Secretary Arch W Stoddard of any BA R E families in need of assistance.
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Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabee Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Order of Benefit Association of Railway Employes
North Main Street
Arch W. Stoddard
Science claims new achievements in 1925 discoveries
New York reports a trio of scientific advances as 1925 ends. Princeton paleontologist W B Scott asserts Java man is an authentic link in human evolution. MIT scientists claim beef serum protein food substitutes egg white. Harvard notes Maya calendar accuracy by Venus-based time calculation.
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New York
Princeton University
W. B. Scott
Java
Massachusetts
Tnstitate of Technology
Harvard
Use of Corn Sugar Proposed in Iowa Conference
A Des Moines conference of congressmen, farm, business and labor leaders will discuss corn sugar under the Iowa warehousing credit act and a proposed federal farm aid plan. E T Meredith and Senator Cummins join speakers L J Dickinson and Gilbert Heughen to outline federal action and marketing schemes.
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Des Moines
Uee
Iowa
E. T. Meredith
Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith
A. B. Cummins
Gilbert Heughen
Mayor C B Ross Fetes Birthday With City Officials
Mayor C Ben Ross was surprised Sunday afternoon when police department members and City Councilmen Harry Shafer M A Hendricks visited his home 1041 North Garfield to extend birthday greetings. Captain George W Smith presented a gift while short remarks were heard from Hendricks and Detective A B Volkmeier. John Ford also celebrated a Sunday birthday as an honor guest. Mrs Ross served refreshments.
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C. Ben Ross
Police Department
Harry Shafer
M. A. Hendricks
North Garfield
Sam Cox
George W. Oliver
George W. Smith
Ross
Hendricks
A. B. Volkmeier
Miss Ewing Married In Pocatello Methodist Church
Miss Ellen Louise Ewing daughter of Reverend W. M. Ewing married Paul P. Van Arsdel son of the late W. C. Van Arsdel and Mrs Arsdel of Indianapolis. Dr E L White performed the ring ceremony with Joseph S. Ewing as best man and Mrs Oscar Garrett as matron of honor. The couple will live in Indianapolis after a trip to Chicago.
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Pocatello
Methodist Church
Ellen Louise Ewing
W. M. Ewing
Paul P. van Arsdel
W. C. van Arsdel
van Arsdel
Chicago
Indianapolis
de Pauw University
Kappa Alpha Theta
No Sigma Nu
University Hospital
Little Miss Tinker Piano Recital At Adelaide Anderson School
Elizabeth Ann Tinker eight years old will give a piano recital at the Adelaide Anderson School of Music Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. She has one year of study with foundational training from Miss Evelyn Lundgren and four months with Adelaide Anderson Sanford. She will be assisted by Caroline Smith violin Ethel Smith piano and Maxine Schumacher cello in a program featuring works by Beethoven Mozart Mendelssohn Grieg and others.
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Elizabeth Ann Tinker
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Elizabeth Ann
Evelyn Lundgren
Adelaide Anderson Sanford
Caroline Smith
Ethel Smith
Maxine Schumacher
Personal notices list patients and visitors in region hospitals
Multiple brief items list residents and visitors from Pauline Richfield and nearby areas leaving homes for treatment or returning after operations. It notes illnesses operations at local hospitals, and visits by relatives including Miss Florence Snook, Mrs. Nelson Green, L J Queen, Edward DeVinney, Emma Hope, Emma Bradley, and others with family ties and travel between towns such as Pocatello Shelley Fort Hall and Logan Utah.
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Julius Muelema
Pauline
Pocatello
Nelson Green
Irene
Richfield
Idaho
Florence Snook
North Garfield
L. J. Queen
Blackfoot
Ross Hill
Driggs
John Thompson
Joe Thompson
Clarence Sullivan
American Falls
W. R. Fore
North Hayes
C. J. Carlberg
Utah Construction Company
Lynn Brothers Hospital
J. B. Sage
Shelley
Sage
Edward DeVinney
North Fifth
Emma Hope
Fort Hall
James Anderson
North Main
F. C. Houtz
W. Christenson
Fremont
Robert Wheatley
Marie Shilda
City News in Brief and Local Christmas at St Vincents
A Ford sedan driven by Joe Larson collided with a fire truck at Main and Center while responding to a false alarm. Larson cited frost on the windshield for poor visibility. The left rear fender of the truck and the Ford front end were damaged. St Vincents Home children enjoyed Christmas morning at Mrs. Higson’s South Eighth avenue home with a tree, gifts, games, and prizes. decorations included gladiolas and poinsettias. Rev. James A. Mooney, former pastor and St. Anthony's hospital chaplain, died Sunday in Wendell aged 64. funeral will be held Wednesday at St. John's Cathedral Boise.
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Joe Larson
North Garfield
Main
Center
A. E. Volkmeier
St. Vincents
A. R. Higson
South Eighth Avenue
James A. Mooney
St. Anthony’s Church
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wendell
Boise
St. John's Cathedral
Father Morey
Idaho
Pocatello
Real estate transfers list from Saturday includes several moves
Real estate transfers filed on Saturday show Tolman Lamont H. and Lamont H. etux selling Lot 1 Block 3 Riverside to A G Lloyd. David O True and etux transfer to Western States Utilities Co on misel land. Brigham Green and etux transfer to Grant Green for Lots 1 2 3 Block 1 F 8 Bailey Add.
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Tolman
Lamont H. Etux
A. G. Lloyd
Riverside
True
David O. Etux
Western States Utilities Co
Misel. Land
Green, Brigham, Etux
Grant Green
Bailey
Brooks son to finish law year at Stanford
Carl Brooks son of C E Brooks spent Christmas in Pocatello and leaves tomorrow to return to Leland Stanford University in Palo Alto California. He will complete his third year of law this year.
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Carl Brooks
C. E. Brooks
Pocatello
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
California
Mr. Brooks
Mr and Mrs A W Lee Plan Cheyenne Visit
Mr and Mrs Lee go to Cheyenne to visit Professor and Mrs F W Lee for their golden wedding anniversary this week. They expect a return in a few days.
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Mrs
A. W. Lee
Cheyenne
Mr. Lee
Professor
F. W. Lee
Mrs. Lee
Open House Planned by Local Lodges Friday Evening
Partnens Lodge No. 20 L O O F and Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. 23 announce an open house Friday evening at the L O O F hall. The arranging committee promises an interesting program and urges member support. All friends are invited.
Ladies Benefit Association meeting in Eagle Hall
The Ladies Benefit association Mac cabees will hold an important meeting on Tuesday afternoon at Eagle hall. All members are urged to attend this gathering.
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Ladies Benefit Association
Maccabees
Eagle Hall
Association
Couples Receive Marriage Licenses in Pocatello
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Dominic Gianchetta and Elizabeth Parrington of Pocatello. This morning another license was issued to Clarence C. Forrest and Marguerite O. Shurtliff, also of Pocatello.
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County Clerk’s
Dominic Gianchetta
Elizabeth Parrington
Pocatello
Clarence C. Forrest
Marguerite O. Shurtliff
Eagles to Convene Regular Meeting at Eagle Hall
Pocatello Aerie No. 119 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a regular session this evening at the Eagle hall. A brief business meeting and program are planned.
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Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Order of Eagles
Eagle Hall
Knightly rank to be conferred at Fort Hall Lodge meeting
The Knight rank will be conferred at the Fort Hall lodge No 6 Knights of Pythias meeting on Tuesday evening at a hall. A good attendance is desired.
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Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
Miss Nora Boyum Leaves for State Teachers Meet
County superintendent of schools Miss Nora Boyum departs this evening on train No. 17 to Boise for the state teachers convention to be held Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
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Nora Boyum
Boise
Deputy Harris Returns to Duty After Illness
Deputy Sheriff L. M. Harris has recovered from a brief illness and reported for duty at the sheriff's office this working day.
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L. M. Harris
Sheriff’s Office
County Assessor Brown to Attend Boise Convention
County Assessor Chas A Brown received notice of an assessors convention set for Boise on January 11. Brown will depart for Boise the evening of January 10.
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Chas. A. Brown
Boise
Mr. Brown
Holiday dancing party by St Joseph inas students
A holiday dancing party is arranged by St Joseph inas students to compliment the alumni and their parents. The Helen Robbins orchestra has been engaged for the Tuesday evening event at St Joseph's hall.
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St. Josephinas
St. Joseph ’S Hall
Helen Robbins
Carter returns from La Grande after Christmas visit
Bob Carter returned Sunday from La Grande Oregon where he spent the Christmas holidays visiting his mother Mrs Myra Carter.
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LA Grande
Bob Carter
Oregon
Myra Carter
Western Fruit Jobbers Meeting in New Orleans
The Western Fruit Jobbers association will hold a meeting in New Orleans Louisiana from January 12 to 15. Special rates will be granted by the Oregon Short Line for those attending the meeting.
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Fruit Jobbees
Western Fruit Jobbers’ Association
New Orleans
Oregon Short Line
University of Idaho Student Special Leaves Pocatello
The University of Idaho Student special will depart Pocatello on Saturday January 2 at 11 o clock to return to Moscow. The train is composed of fourteen cars with the most modern equipment.
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University of Idaho
Pocatello
Moscow
Idaho State Teachers Meet Set in Boise in December
The Idaho State Teachers Association will hold its annual meeting in Boise on December 27 28 and 29. Rates to Boise go into effect today.
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Idaho State Teachers’ Association
Boise O
Boise
Team To Practice Tonight At High School Gym
The American basketball team will practice this evening at a specified hour at the high school gym. A game or event with the Knights of Columbus Five is scheduled around the same time.
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Soee
Mnasium
Ecrim
Knights of Columbus
Visiting Parents Over the Holidays in California
The text notes Mrs. Joe eee visiting parents in California along with Mrs. J J Wilkes during the holidays. It mentions Mrs. Daniger formerly Miss Irene Williams and a young member of the Pocatello scene.
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Joe Eee
California
Disorderly conduct arrests at city police court plea session
Joe Wooley and Cora Godfrey were taken into custody late Sunday night and booked on disorderly conduct charges. They pleaded guilty at this morning's police court session and were fined $50 each by Police Judge John W. Peter. Louis Hunoz and P. O'Connor pled guilty to intoxication and each fined $15.
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Joe Wooley
Cora Godfrey
John W. Peter
Louis Ihunoz
P. O'Connor
Funeral for John R. Davis Held at Melian Chapel
John R. Davis who died Thursday was interred this afternoon at the Melian Undertaking chapel with the Baptist church choir performing selections. A pioneer of Pocatello for many years he worked for the Short Line railroad. Rev Paul Smith of the Baptist church officiated.
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John R. Davis
Melian Undertaking Company
Paul Smith
The
Baptist Church
Davis
Pocatello
Shortine
Pugilist Spug Myers Hospitalized After Fight
Spug Myers arrived at Lynn Brothers hospital yesterday afternoon with a broken hand after his match with Billy Algers. He is spending the holidays with his parents in this city.
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Spug Myers
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Billy Algers
Spug
Funeral service for Thomas Eurich held at Mellan Chapel
The funeral for Thomas Eurich was held at 1 o'clock this afternoon at Mellan Undertaking Co chapel. Rev. Paul Smith of the Baptist church conducted the service and interment followed at Mountainview cemetery.
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Thomas Eurich
The
Mellan Undertaking Company
Paul Smith
Baptist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Marriage of Maude Arnold and John Creamer in Monroe
Miss Maude Arnold of Monroe Utah married John Creamer of Salina Utah this morning at the courthouse with Justice House officiating. They will reside in Monroe Utah.
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Maude Arnold
Monroe
Utah
John Creamer
Salina
Court House
Justice of the Peace House
Turkey Dinner Held For Pocatello Fire Department Members
Mother Ash, honorary member of the Pocatello Fire Department, hosts a turkey dinner for department members at the West Side Station this evening.
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Ash
The
Pocatello Fire Department
West Sid
Stephenson Family Returns From Mayo Clinic Operation
Mr and Mrs Clarence Stephenson and their young daughter of 324 South Fifth Avenue returned yesterday from Rochester Minnesota after the child underwent an operation at Mayo Brothers hospital.
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Clarence Stephenson
Little
South Fifth Avenue
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayorothers Hospital
Student Mark Lehrbas visits Pocatello during holidays
University of Idaho student Mark Lehrbas of Moscow spends holidays in Pocatello visiting his father, Chief of Police L A Lehrbas.
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Mark Lehrbas
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Pocatello
Police
L. A. Lehrbas
Lehrbas Visit Hits Police Chief’s Holiday Guests
Mark Lehrbas son of Police Chief Lewis Lehrbas visits his agents during the holiday season as J Lehrbas 14 attends the University of Idaho.
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Mark Lehrbas
Lewis Lehrbas
J. Lehrbas
University of Idaho
Judge Standrod Visits American Falls
Judge D W Standrod was a business visitor to American Falls today, aligning with local civic contact and nearby commerce.
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American Falls
D. W. Standrod
Old Mexican Church Robbed on Christmas in Mexico City
Mexico City reports the Church of Jesus of Nazareth was robbed on Christmas. Police captured Jose Lopez, a previously convicted thief, after the altar was desecrated and sacred vessels and valuables stolen, including a golden image of Christ. Lopez hid beneath the flowered catafalque of Princess Maria Victoria Pignatello, who had died in an automobile crash.
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Mexico City
Church of Jesus of Nazareth
Ferdinando Cortez
Mexico
Thef
Jose Lopez
Christ
Lopez
Maria Victoria Pignatello
Italy
Charges Dismissed in Montana Mail Fraud Case
Federal Judge Charles N. Pray dismissed charges against Charles F. Bloomhuff Edward J. Daiey and Joe C. Stevenson who were indicted with Gordon Campbell for use of the mails to defraud. The action ends the case in Great Falls Montana.
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Great Falls
Mont
Charles N. Pray
Charles F. Bloomhuff
Edward J. Daiey
Joe C. Stevenson
Gordon Campbell
Monna Oller
Oriole to Open New Year’s Eve Dance Cabaret
The Broadway Oriole Inc. under new proprietor N B Grossman will reopen on New Year’s Eve for dancing with repairs underway and a big New Year’s celebration planned. Locals regret the closing of the Oriole and anticipate a cabaret style reopening after a lengthy history as a confectionery and cafe.
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Broadway Oriole Inc
N. B. Grossman
Pocatello
Oriole
South Arthur
W. A. Kedney
Mr. Sievers
E. O. Sorenson
E. O. Nokelby
J. A. Scudder
South Main
Mr. Grossman
Pocatello Real Estate Board Advances MLS Initiative
The Pocatello Real Estate board met in regular session at the Bannock hotel. A motion by J. E. Edgerton authorized appointing a committee to audit the secretary's books. Theo Turner Jr will call a meeting to draft new forms for the multiple listing bureau. L. P. Thlmes resigned as active member, becoming honorary. Holmes praised the move toward the MLS plan for public service and member cooperation.
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Pocatello Real Estate Board
Bannock Hotel
J. E. Edgerton
Theo, Turner, Jr
L. P. Thlmes
Holmes
Pocatello
Towars
Stolen golf clubs trap Gene Tunney in flimsy alibi
In St. Petersburg Florida Gene Tunney faces trouble over a poor score. His bag of prize winning golf clubs used by players Jones MacFarlane Hagen Barnes Evans and Glenna Collett was stolen before he handed them to him.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Gene Tunney
Jones
MacFarlane
Hagen
Barnes
Evans
Glenna Collett
Gene
Four Die As Cold Wave Brings Gas Tragedy to Baltimore
Baltimore records show four deaths from the cold wave four deaths total two from gas asphyxiation and one from freezing. Fred E Brown an B and O truck man was found unconscious at Locust Point and died in hospital. Bernard Brophy William T Reilly and Louis Glassman perished from gas in rooms tightly closed against the cold.
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Baltimore
Fred E. Brown
Baltimore and Ohio
Locust Point
Bernard Brophy
William T. Reilly
Louis Glassman
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