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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1923

Page

5

Red Cross Conference Officials To Visit Pocatello

Red Cross regional officials will travel from Boise to Pocatello for a two day regional conference with sessions in the Methodist church and a luncheon at the Bannock hotel. About forty delegates from south Idaho chapters are expected along with ten to twenty local attendees. Manager R. C. Branson of the Pacific Division will speak on the American Red Cross program joined by Miss Mary Concannon and Miss Mable Blackmar who will also speak.

Red Cross Organization Pocatello Boise Provo Utah Red Cross South Idaho Bannock-Caribou Bingham Bonneville Butte Cassia Jefferson Minidoka Fremont Madison Lemhi Power Twin Falls The Chamber of Oumerce R. C. Branson Pacific Branson American Red Cross Columbia University New York School of Social Work Portland Ore Atlantic Washington, D. C San Francisco Mary Concannon Mable Blackmar Tis Red Cross Conference Methodist Church Bannock Hotel

Life Saving Methods Demonstration By Captain Godfrey

Captain G Milo Godfrey, a Red Cross swimming official, will lead a life saving demonstration at the YMCA plunge at 5 p.m. He invites all interested to meet Wednesday morning at 9 30 for tests. A lecture is planned for Thursday. Bus service to Highway Inn runs Tuesday and Friday nights from St Marie hotel at 9 p.m. A big opening dance is held tonight at Columbia hall.

Red Cross Godfrey G. Milo Godfrey American Red Cross Idaho Highway Inn St. Marie Hotel

Rheumatism Stoppers Claim Cure Guarantee

Beated uric acid deposits dissolved and rheumatic poison leaves within twenty four hours. Allenricku promised to stop agony, reduce swollen joints, and end pain or money back. James H. Allen claims Proven results in severe cases and guarantees satisfaction through Schramm Johnson Drug stores and mail orders.

James H. Allen Allenrhu Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores

Harding to Visit American Falls on Western Trip

Announcement tonight says President Harding will visit American Falls during his western tour. A special train from Pocatello to Power City is planned for the morning of the 28th as Snake River Valley cities join in a region wide celebration. If the visit goes ahead, the executive may turn the first spade for the dam project.

Harding American Falls Pocatello Snake River Valley Great American Falls

Railroad Rumbles Switch Engineer Lays Off for Personal Business

Several railroad personnel movements noted across districts. JF McNeil leaves west snake switch duties for personal matters, Delbert Hansen acts as relief. Multiple engineers and firemen reassigned to trains and freights across the Yellowstone, sixth, and third districts with specific bulletins and routes mentioned.

JF. McNeil the & A. m. West Snake Delbert Hansen

City in gala dress for big Elks reunion

The city prepares for the Elks convention on June 14 and 15 with extensive decorations. About forty stringers of flags span Main Arthur West Center and West Bonneville while lampposts bear banners and Elk posters. The prominent Elks Temple head, previously toppled, has been repaired and restored. Fire Chief A B Canfield and his firemen lead the decorating effort.

Main Arthur West Center West Bonneville A. B. Canfield

Large enrollment at summer session technical school

The first assembly of the summer session at the Tech drew a full crowd, with registration continuing. Commerce courses saw record first-day enrollment, while community singing and music duties were highlighted by Mrs. J. E. Damron. Prof. Neilson leaves for Ohio today, and plans for art books and summer activities were shared by officials.

Tech School of Commerce J. E. Damron Thomas Neilson Ohio The Frazier Pocatello Lewis Whittier

Pocatello Banks To Close Friday For Pioneer Day

All Pocatello banks will be closed all day Friday June 15 in observance of Pioneer Day. Pocatello Clearing House Association announces the statewide closure under manager H A Reynolds.

Pocatello Pocatello Clearing House Association H. A. Reynolds Mgr H. A. Anolds

Fort Hall Superintendent William Denmer in Pocatello

William Denmer, superintendent of the Fort Hall Indian reservation, visited Pocatello yesterday on matters connected with pending litigation.

Pocatello William Denmer Fort Hall Indian Reservation

Marriage License Issued to Thomas and Frost in County Clerk Office

A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk's office to Preston Allen Thomas of Preston and Fern Frost of Poratello.

Preston Allen Thomas Preston Fern Frost Poratello

Earleys and Shields to Attend Eastern Star Grand Chapter

Mr and Mrs R C Earley and Mr and Mrs A M Shields will motor to Blackfoot this evening to attend the grand chapter of the dex of Eastern Star.

Grand Chapter R. C. Earley A. M. Shields Blackfoot Thedex of Eastern Star

Electrical Iment and Apprentices at Short Line Grounds

The Electrical Iment and Apprentice boys will play an official Short Line league game this evening starting at 6 p.m. at the Short Line grounds.

Birthday party honors Mrs. RK. A. Palmer at West Fremont home

An informal party honoring Mrs. RK. A. Palmer was held last evening at the Palmer home 1033 West Fremont. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jorgensen.

RK. A. Palmer Palmer West Fremont George M. Jorgensen

Aberdeen couple announce birth of daughter at St Anthony

Mr and Mrs D Strang of Aberdeen announce the birth of a daughter last evening at St Anthony hospital. Mr Strang is a prominent farmer in the Aberdeen area.

D. & Strang Aberdeen St. Anthony Hospital Strang

Mrs. Reed Returns from East After 22 Years

Mrs. A. W. Reed arrives home from a month long visit in Dubuque Iowa her first return to her old home in twenty two years. She traveled through Chicago Davenport and other eastern cities during the trip.

A. W. Reed Dubuque Iowa

Met Life Manager Heads to Del Monte Convention

H. Br. Sessions district manager for Metropolitan Life Insurance leaves for Del Monte California on Saturday to attend a convention of district managers and plans to return late this week.

H. BR. Sessions Metropolitan Life Insurance Company del Monte Calif Sessions

Civic club to observe flag day and fund Bannock Memorial

The Civic club plans a flag day on Thursday selling small flags on the streets to raise funds for the Bannock County Memorial building. They have donated five hundred dollars and aim to reach one thousand dollars through the sale.

The Civic Club Bannock County Memorial

Schumacher couple leaves Zanesville after visit

Mr and Mrs P J Schumacher of Zanesville Ohio left for the east Monday on No 18. They had come six weeks ago when their son Otto was seriously ill. Mr Schumacher is rapidly recovering and able to be out again.

P. J. Schumacher Zanesville Ohio Otto East Schumacher

Funeral services for Geo W Dash at Will T Walker parlor

Funeral services for Geo W Dash who died suddenly Saturday at a local hospital will be held this evening at eight oclock from the chapel of the Will T Walker Funeral parlors under Portneuf lodge No 18 A P & A M. The body will be shipped on No 19 Wednesday to Portland for cremation.

Geo. W. Dash Will T. Walker Portneuf Lodge No Portland

Leaves for East on Auto Tour from Lincoln

Mrs. N. M. Gridley of 437 North Lincoln leaves on No. 4 tonight for Omaha to join aunt Mrs. W. H. Schmoller and relatives. The group will begin a three month auto tour of the East visiting Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Bradford, Pa., Mrs Gridley’s former home.

East N. M. Gridley North Lincoln Omaha W. H. Schmoller Washington, D. C Philadelphia New York Boston Bradford

Couple Arrested for Disorderly Conduct Fined

D W Lake and Bessie Curley were arrested last evening on disorderly conduct charges. They were found guilty this morning and each fined 25 dollars. Robert Williams, charged with intoxication and disturbing the peace, was fined 25 dollars but the fine was suspended on condition that he leave town by noon.

D. W. Lake Bessie Curley Robert Williams

Reverend Brougher to Speak at Pocatello Flag Day

The Rev. Russel M. Brougher of Emmanuel Baptist Salt Lake City will arrive Thursday morning in Pocatello and deliver the Flag Day oration at the high school grounds in the afternoon. He is the son of Rev. Dr. J Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of the largest Baptist church in Los Angeles.

Russel M. Brougher Emmanuel Baptist Church of Salt Lake Pocatello Brougher J. Whitcomb Brougher Los Angeles

City rounds up fifty six unlicensed dogs

Special officer G. E B. Tackley will continue the dog census campaign after 56 unlicensed dogs were rounded up and disposed of under city ordinance. A total of 100 unlicensed dogs have been killed by the city to date.

Dog license sales at police headquarters on South Second Avenue

In the past three days the police department announced dog licenses are available for sale at police headquarters located on South Second Avenue.

South Second Avenue

Burns and Pineapple Held Over on Theft Charge

John Burns and George Pineapple, arrested over a week ago for stealing a trunk with valuable Indian curios from John Ballard’s home on the Ft. Hall reservation, received a preliminary hearing Monday before U.S. Commissioner Theodore Turner and were bound over to the next federal term. Bonds were set at $2000 each.

John Burns George Pineapple John Ballard Ft. Hall U.S Theodore Turner

Church Groups Schedule Meetings Across Town

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist plans a Thursday gathering at Mrs F M Carters 544 South Grant residence The Women s Guild of the Episcopal church meets Wednesday at Trinity hall at 230 PM The Catholic Lady Foresters meet tomorrow afternoon in the K hall all seeking strong attendance.

Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society The First Baptist Church F. M. Carter South Grant Nens Guild of the Episcopal Church Trinity Hall Catholic Foresters Catholic Lady Foresters

Lodge Meetings and Elections Planned

Ivy Rebekah lodge No. 23 meets Thursday in the I O O F hall with assembly president Hattie L. Fry presiding and urges full attendance for officer elections. Knights of Pythias Fort Hall lodge No. 6 meets Wednesday in the I O O F hall as the rank of Knight is conferred and a large attendance is desired. To Sell Flags members of the

Ivy Rebekah Ivy Rebekah Lodge No I. O. O. F. Hall Hattie L. Fry Assembly Knights of Pythias Fort Hall

Rotary Postponed and Flag Sale for Memorial Build

The Pocatello Rotary club postpones its Thursday meeting as Rowanis room is used by the Elks for a reunion. The civic club will sell five thousand small flags at ten cents each to raise funds for the Bank county service men's memorial building. All officers and others are asked to meet at the YWCA Thursday at 7 a.m. to assist.

Pocatello Rotary Club Rowanis The Elks Civic Club Bank County Service Men’s

Joy of Health Woman's Right Detroit Ad

A Detroit advertisement features Mrs Jenny Evans praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female weakness backache and displacements. It urges readers to try the medicine, claiming many women have benefited and health improved allowing normal activities.

Evans Lydia E.pinkham Detroit Michigan Jenny Evans 1604 Lafayette Blvd Lydia E. Pinkham

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R. C Pacific Division Columbia Hall J. A. Liday H. E. Hill Third District Pocatelio Glenn's Ferry A. J. Brennan O. A. Chaffee G. A. Mallory G. C. Meredith Yellowstone EF. Wolfgang Brigham H. H. Monroe E Valley B. Carter Ralph Harding J. C. Lee Lee Galihugh R. D. Rucker R. E. Kine R. W. Powell L. O. Snow Shoshone C. M. Mumford Frank Schaefer Dave Morgan Montana FE. D. Standiford Ashton W. T. Reynolds I. B. Mann Joe O'Connor BIG Elks Temple Idaho Tire & Battery Co Corner Clark and Arthur Sts Dash Funeral Services Rotary JOY OF Health Woman's Right Palm Beach Genuine B. V. D Athletic Unions White Oxfords House of North
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