Commandery Night Regular Meeting In City
The City Commandery No. 4 K T meets tonight under the regular evening schedule. Members are reminded to attend and observe the customary ceremonial observances.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
5
Special meeting of Noledge No 18 A FF A
Verner Visiter Percy Purvis and daughter Elizabeth of Turner were visitors in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noledge No
Ariday
Verner
Percy Purvis
Elizenbeth
Turner
Deputy In-L Merriam Active in City Business Yesterday
Deputy In-L Merriam of Grace and deputy sheriff for the precinct was in the city yesterday on business related to his official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Merriam
Qrace
Yeaterdry Bueinees
Fellows Tonight at Ridgley En Campment No 2
Fellows of Ridgley En campment No 2 LO QF will confer degrees this evening at Odd Fellows hall. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgley
LO. Q. F
Odd Fellows Hall
Fishing Trip to Mackay Led by Standrods
D W Standrod and I W Standrod Jr departed for Mackay for a multi day fishing expedition. They plan to drive and will be away several days as part of their trip. Tonight the city council holds its regular meeting and will address monthly bill approvals ahead of other business. W H Mendenhall of Thatcher visited the city on business. he is a former state senator from Bannock County and noted local civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Standrod
I W Standrod, Jr
Mackay
Throweph
Trevton Couple Samuel Lapray and Josephine Hubbell Wed
Samuel Lapray and Josephine Hubbell were married yesterday by Justice of the Peace Van Leuth. They departed for Trenton Utah where they will reside in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevton
Samuel Lapray
Josephine Hubbell
Justice of the Peace
van Leuth
Trenton
Utah
Couple Wed By Justice In Ida City
Married by Justice Joseph D. Miles and Elsie Johnson, they wed yesterday with Justice of the Peace Felix Van Reuth. The newlyweds then left for Turner Idaho to begin their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Miles
Elsie Johnson
Felix van Reuth
Turner, Ida
Violin Repairer Louis Kay Advertises Trade
Doctors Fiddles F L Kay better known as Louis Kay brother of Hyrum Kay of 454 N Arthur Avenue is an experienced repairer of violins and violin bows and is calling to the trade. See advertisement in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Kay
Louis” Kay
Hyrum Kay
N. Arthur Avenue
the Tribune
Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples
A marriage license was issued yesterday to E r Landstrom of Pau and Florence Leasure of Castle Ford. Another license was issued to Joseph D. Miles of Turner and Elsie Ann Johnson of the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E'~'r Landstrom
Pau
Florence Leasure
Castle Ford
Joseph D. Miles
Turner
Elsie Ann Johnson
Couple Married by Justice of the Peace Felix Van Reuth
The two individuals were later wed in a ceremony conducted by Justice of the Peace Felix Van Reuth after their earlier nuptial arrangements.
Graduation Held At McCammon For Fourteen Eighth Graders
County superintendent Bertha L. Atkins returned from McCammon where she distributed the eighth grade diplomas to fourteen students. G. W. Fisher of Bancroft addressed the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Bertha L. Atkins
County Superintendent of Schools
G. W. Fisher
Bancroft
Advertising Manager Leaves For Walla Walla For Mother’s Illness
Very HI-E Cornwell of the Trib une departed this morning for Walla Walla Washington in response to a wire stating his mother is very ill and must undergo an operation. She is quite aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Cornwell
the Tribune
Walla Walla
Washington
Visit of Undertaker Will T Walker Marked in Pocatello
Back on Visit Will T Walker long time undertaker in Pocatello now based in Los Angeles returns to the city on business. He has been living in Los Angeles for two years or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will T. Walker
Pocatello
Los Angeles
California
Pocatello Taxi Co Forms With Basement Offices
Mere Service reports a new taxi company named Pocatello Taxi Co. in Pocatello. Offices occupy the basement of the old First National Bank building with three cars in service and ready for long or short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pocatello Taxi Co
First National Bank
Girl carpenter shows rare skill in local training
Miss Bertha L. Atkin, county superintendent of schools, reports a girl in the community taking manual training in carpentry. She is the only girl in the subject and has made an excellent cedar chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha L. Atkin
McCammon
Quiet Drunk Case Before Judge Swangon
A single offender appeared before Police Judge Swangon in a quiet morning session. The man faced a drunkenness charge and admitted a friend supplied the liquor, described as Jamba ginger. With no funds for a $10 fine, he received six and one half days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swangon
Liberty band meeting features colored sextette
A Liberty band meeting on Center and Main included a colored sextette arranged by residents of the east side. The group sang several numbers with notable skill, highlighting the program of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Band
Center Amd
Sextette Members Named by Meeting Officials
The text lists the sextette members as T. Evans, Jim Oliver, Will Brown, Jim Owens, Jim Cooper, and Bush Williams, noted for their appreciated efforts by meeting organizers and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Evans
Jim Oliver
Will Brown
Jim Owens
Jim Cooper
Bush Williams
Freestone and Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Claims Pain Free Removal
An advertisement promotes freestone a Cincinnati discovery to remove corns without pain. It advocates using a quarter ounce free zone from the drug store applied to a tender corn to instantly relieve soreness and lift the corn root and all with no irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Leather Chemists Convene in Atlantic City
Atlantic City on June 7 hosts the annual meeting of the American Leather Chemists Association. Key topics include the anthrax question and the disinfection situation as the session opens, with expectations for a highly engaging gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Leather Chemists’ Association
Conference session opens with address by President Oberfell
Delegates from many regions gathered as sessions began with an address by President Charles R. Oberfell this morning marking the formal start of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Oberfell
Women in the News Highlight Coleraine Navy Recruiter and War Fashions
Coleraine Minnesota, population under 1000, has sent 100 men to the navy aided by Mrs. M. B. Semmelroth, a special recruiting agent who inspired locals with patriotic talks. Other profiles include Mrs. Doody, Jersey City steeplejack, and a wartime shift in women’s dress toward military capes and austere styles as French and British commissions visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleraine
Minnesota
Navy
M. B. Semmelroth
United States Navy
America
Joffre
France
Chicago expert leads clinic on moral health of wayward children
Dr. Augusta F. Bronner of the Chicago Juvenile Psychopathic Institute gained national reputation for child delinquency work and was recently invited to Boston to conduct a clinic on the moral health of wayward children as an adjunct to the city Juvenile court. She directs with Dr. William Healy, head of the Chicago institute, as they pursue her collaborative program. Her new book Psychology of Special Abilities and Disabilities argues that exceptional children in school or court should be treated as exceptional beings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta F. Bronner
Chicago
Widow’s son joins army after mother’s push
Mrs. R. of Quincy, a widow, has six sons in uniform. Neil M. Hall, though under 18, sought enlistment and, when officers said he needed his mother’s consent, replied that she had sent him here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. All
Quincy
Neil M. Hall
Young Hall
Classified Ads Find Tenants for Good Houses or Apartments
Short notices advertise available houses and apartments for rent. Listings urge quick responses and emphasize affordable rates, convenient locations, and functional amenities to attract prospective tenants.
Two Beginner Types in Trapshooting Field
An article by Farwaod Banks explains two trapshooting beginner classes. Field shots are seasoned with gun experience and can reach high levels with minimal guidance. Pure beginners lack firearm familiarity and require substantial practice to join expert ranks.
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Farwaod Banks
Sunday School Union Formed by City Teachers
Sunday school officers and teachers invite all interested in Sun day school work to the Methodist church tonight at 7 for organizing a city Sunday School Union. Refreshments, a musical program, and talks on cooperation in enlistment, teacher training, saving youth, and rally value are planned by Mr Holmberg, Mr Teeple, Mr Newton, Mr Berry, and Mr Spung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
City Sunday School Union
Holmberg
Teeple
Newton
Our City
Berry Value
Spung
Eggspbert Layer Records North Region Laying Streak
Pullman Washington June 7 One hundred twenty eggs laid between Oct 15 1916 and May 1 of this year is the record established by the leading hen in the all north region poultry races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Wash
West Egg Laying Contest Held at State College
A local event titled the West Egg Laying Contest took place at the State College of Washington. Prizes and participant details were announced, with spectators noting competitive results and community interest in agricultural displays.
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The
State College of Washington
Corpus Christi Observed Across New York Churches
New York observes Corpus Christi with special services in all Catholic churches. The feast marks the institution of the Holy Eucharist, conceived by Juliana of Liege and proclaimed by Urban IV in 1204. It has remained a yearly observance in most eras, a major religious and legal holiday in Catholic countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolis
Juliana
Liege
Belgium
Urban IV
Spain
Austria
Sour Stomach Advice Promotes Digestion Aid
An old advice note explains sour stomach as a mild indigestion form from eating too fast or too much or foods hard on digestion. It recommends slow eating and thorough chewing, light meals, and avoiding supper meat, plus Chamberlain's Tablets if symptoms persist.
Enlistment Activity Varies Across Stations in Idaho
Recruiting at several stations was light today with interest shown by many in joining different branches. Sergeant Shaffer reported three enlistments in field artillery from Williard Houston Edmund Mar and Frank Lopes all of Pocatello and Amer ican Falls. Henry Bodenbender a Pocatello railroad figure joined marines. Navy recruiters in Jerome noted several inquiries and five Rexburg men Earl Faker Leslie McMillian George Clinton Baker Zenos F George and James W Rock enlisted or sought eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Field Artillery
Williard M Houston
American Falla
Edmond R. Mar
Pocatello
Frank H. Lopes
Mar
Henry John Bodenbender
Navy
Siegel
Jerome
Boatawain
Monahan
Naval
Earl Faker
Leslie McMillian George
Clinton Baker
Zenos F. George
James W. Rock
Rexburg, Idaho
Feel and Light Bille Demonstration at 220 North Matin
Demonstrate the Champion Gas Maker which promises to cut fuel bills by about 50 percent. Free demonstration scheduled for Friday June Sth at 9 a m at 220 North Matin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Matin Street
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W. H. Mendenhall
Thatcher
Mendenhall
Bannoco
Itook Drug Store Prescription Specialists
W. Center St
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United States
Atlantic
Niter
Leather Chemists
Widema Physician's
KCE
Women IN the News
Tribune
Corpus Christi
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