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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1925

Page

2

Funeral Held For Thelma Bloxham McLain At Woodland Ward

Funeral services were held at the Woodland ward meeting house in Downey for Thelma Bloxham McLain wife of C D McLain of Pocatello after a brief illness. The service featured the Downey ward choir and solo by F B Porter of Downey with Bishop J F Hartvigsen and Geo T Hyde among the speakers. Interment followed in Woodland cemetery. she is survived by her husband her parents Ras and Bloxham and several brothers and sisters.

Tribune Downey Woodland Ward Thelma Bloxham McLain C. D. McLain Pocatello F. B. Porter Fred Brown J. F. Hartvigsen George Weeb Woodlawn Ward Geo. T. Hyde Wakley Woodland Cemetery D. McLain Ras Bloxham Kugh J. Jones Matad Isaac Emma Tada John Ona Laconeus Howard Lena Delphia F. G. Brown Mrs. Melain

Bancroft M Men head to Soda Springs game

Bancroft M Men's club members traveled Saturday to Soda Springs to play their counterparts in a basketball game. At present the game result is not reported. Miss Maxine Reed visited Soda Springs, and Mrs. William Armstrong visited relatives at Lava Hot Springs.

Tribune Bancroft Bancroft M Soda Springs

Local notes from Malad area include staff changes and club events

Hill left for Salt Lake City to transact business for Malad Milling. Otto McClurg transfers to Lava Hot Springs to lead its freight department. Mrs McClurg remains until spring. Kensington club hosts eight members and three guests for a buffet. Ladies Literary club meets with sewing and a business session. Donald Vaughn announces the birth of a son born January 4. Mrs. Ann Lewis honored on sixty first birthday with a turkey dinner and music. Mother Mine is staged at Star theatre by First ward mutual with local cast.

Tribune Specia Malad Jan. Orig Hill Salt Lake City Malad Milling Company Otto McClurg Lava Hot Springs BK. Moody Howard Veck Clyde Hansen Chauncey Sorensen Ladies’ Literary Club Donald Vaughn Lewis Ann Lewis This South Wales Plains Utah

Local Notes and Personal Moves in Lava Hot Springs

Mrs Lynn and family head to Los Angeles to join Mr Lynn who has been there a month and plans to locate there. Thomas Peterson returns from Colorado, Mrs Peterson stays to visit relatives. Miss Mable Kasiska travels to Salt Lake City for several days of shopping and calls. Dick Evans returns from Pocatello on business. James Brave visits Soda Springs to consult about a sore left hand with multiple fractures. Doctor Williams returns after a three week vacation in Pocatello and opens as dentist at Hall hotel. Dick Conner ill with a sore foot. R L Sheffield and E V Smith, both from Salt Lake City and Pocatello, visit Lava Hot Springs this week.

Maxine Reed Soda Springs William Armstrong Lava Hot Springs Cyrus Tolman Pocatello Clyde FH. Wilcox J. D.S Germany Bancroft Harriet Neilsor United States Mr. Wilcox Italy France Farmington Mra Stella Harrop San Liego San Diego J. C. Anderson Los Angeles Savoy Cafe Anderson Roy Eaton Lois A. H. Eaton Ruth Tribune I . Lynn Calif Lynn Thomas Peterson Colorado Dick Evans James Brave Kackly Doctor Williams Hall Hotel Dick Conner R. L. Sheffield Salt Lake City E. V. Smith

Blackfoot Resident Visits For Mineral Baths Week

A. Berkley of Blackfoot spent a couple of days in town this week for mineral baths. William Danks of McCammon is here several days reading meters for Utah Power and Light. The Parent Teachers Association met at the high school Thursday evening with a large crowd, featuring a program and lunch followed by dancing led by Chick Wilson and Miss Leola Fife.

A. Berkley Blackfoot William Danks McCammon Utah Power & Light Co Parent-Teachers’ Association Chick Wilson Leola Fife

Notice of Attachment in Idaho District Court

In the Fifth Judicial District Court in Batinock Idaho the Inter Mountain Association of Credit Men sues Chas E Watson. An attachment against Watson's property was issued January 10 1925. Clerk R Co Earley signs the seal at Pocatello Idaho January 12 1925. Anna Keefe and B W Davis Attorneys for the plaintiff. dj 11 to 17 ine. Deputy.

Fifth Judicial District Idaho Batinock Inter Mountain Ass'n of Credit Men Chas Watson Pocatello R. Co. Earley Anna Keefe

Caldwell Kiwanians Host Idaho State Officials Friday

Caldwell Kiwanis club will host Idaho state officials including lawmakers and department heads Friday evening. The event aims to entertain and promote closer ties with Caldwell, featuring a banquet at the L O F temple and a electric car tour of the town.

Caldwell Kiwanians Idaho Caldwell Caldwell Kiwanis Club L. O. O. F. Temple C. J. Westcott F. M. Cole J. H. Gipson A. J. Meyers Kiwanis Club Ita Sans

New Year Training School Opens at L. D. 3 Hospital

Idaho Falls reports the year’s training school now admits four probationists Miss Lenora Molen Miss Hazel Belknap Miss Agnes Kroker and Miss Aletha Daw directed by Miss Rhea Kerr. Other local notes include Charles O Toole recovering from a fractured leg and several hospital patients showing improving conditions.

Tribune Idaho Falls Lenora Molen Menan Hazel Belknap Moreland Agnes Kroker Dubois Aletha Daw Shelley Rhea Kerr Charles O’toole Camas W. A. Bradbury Cora Meinecke Edna Taylor Roberts Emily Bratt Ashton Jacob Kissner

Wood River Water Rights Suit Returns to District Court

Judge Terrell of Pocatello will preside in the Wood River rights case refiled by the Big Wood Canal Co for a decree on water rights. The suit involves many decree holders and intervenors with W G Bissell representing the canal company and Frank Martin representing the decreed users. The case is expected to move toward a conclusion at the February session.

Shoshone E. A. Bowler Robert M. Terrell Pocatello Big Wood Canal Company Terrell W. G. Bissell Canal Company Frank Martin Boise

What to Expect in 1925 Radio Developments

In 1925 radio is set for a shift from better receivers to stronger transmitters and broader national links. Plans include high powered stations far from cities connected by land wires, and short wave broadcasting to reach wider audiences. Interconnection of all stations by land lines is also explored as part of a national network.

Jack Binns Bhi Washington D. C Atlantic States Pacific Coast Uwo Gonian

Material of quality urged radio building

The article urges using quality radio components to avoid losses from insulation, molded mud sockets, and cheap parts. It stresses buy from reputable dealers, notes the benefit of reliable manufacturers, and mentions Oregonian broadcasting zones and extended wavelength ranges for better tuning.

Oregonian

Driving Auto in Europe Shows Many Thrills and Hazards

Washington correspondent recounts touring Europe by car with his son as navigator. He details London traffic chaos, compares Paris and Amsterdam, notes rare car use in Holland, frequent bicycles, strict front-seat visibility rules, and easy frontier crossing with Carnet de Voyage.

Washington D. C England Holland Europe Johns Hopkins Piccadilly London

Special Eagles Meeting Monday Night in Clubroom

A special meeting of the Eagles is scheduled for Monday night in the clubroom. Members are required to attend.

Eagles

Cross Words and Price Jokes in a Storefront Cartoon

A humorous shopper column riffs on puzzles and pricing. The speaker jokes about cross word puzzles as rage, customers’ reactions, markets, and insults, ending with a gag about smelling salts for angry customers and forgotten curses.

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