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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1924

Page

3

New Cause for Insanity, Says Eastern Doctor

Idaho Osteopathic association opens a three day session in Pocatello at the Bannock hotel. Dr. Ivan Dufur of Philadelphia declares mental illness can stem from bodily disturbances and streams of impulses, proposing a new treatment through osteopathic adjustment. Attendees include Idaho osteopaths from Boise Caldwell Nampa Rupert Idaho Falls and Pocatello.

Idaho Osteopathic Association Dr. Dufur Philadelphia Pocatello Bannock Hotel Carl Johnson Louisville Kentucky Ivan Dufur Western Osteopathic Association Dufur Idaho George Handy Leland Anderson Carrie Freeman Wofe Boise Barb Warner R. Whittenberger Caldwell O. R. Meredith Nampa A. E. Johnson Rupert Jennie Gardner George Rupperle Andrew McCaulley C. E. Rogers Wendell Warner Idaho Falls Mrs. Bodmer

Syringa Lodge Hosts District Meet Delegates

Syringa Lodge, Ladies society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen of Pocatello, will entertain delegates from Idaho and neighboring states as the district union meets for a one day session. The program includes a 9 am opening, guest of honor Mrs. Sadie Scott of Huntington Indiana, lunch at 12 15, banquet at 6 30, and a dancing party at the W O W hall.

Syringa Lodge Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Pocatello Idaho District Union Sadie Scott Huntington Indiana Lucheon Y. M. C. A. Grill Bannock W. O. W. Hall

Legion Movie Ball Draws Large Crowd At Dance Palace

A capacity audience attended the Legion Post 4 event at the Dance Palace in Pocatello Saturday night. The Olympia Orchestra provided music for dancing and motion pictures of the dancers were filmed for later showing at the venue.

Dance Palace Pocatello Post No. 4 The American Legion Olympians

Community Announcements and Evening Events List

The item lists multiple today events including Ice Cream Social at St. Joseph Pro Cathedral on the old school lawn June 18 evening with program. Presbyterian Brotherhood dinner 6 30 at H A Pearson home Fairview. Moonlight pavilion dance with Moonlight orchestra. L O M monthly entertainment at W O W hall with dancing. Potatello Band benefit dance at Dance Palace Friday. Imperial Gardens Bargain Night with Pioneer day features at Monday dance. Dance Palace social with special events tonight. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 209 South Seventh Avenue. eighth grade Girl Reserves party at Y W A Tuesday 2 to 5 led by Miss Russell.

Altar Society St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral Presbyterian Brotherhood H. A. Pearson Fairview Brady-McGowan Moonlight Moonlight Orchestra Moose Entertainment Potatello Dance Palace Imperial Gardens Ladies’ Aid The Presbyterian Church E. C. White South Seventh Avenue Y. W Russell

Woods Opposes Exclusion Act Motivation and Departure

The article notes Woods resisting the exclusion act, delays for a joint announcement via cable from Hanihara, and his plan to resign due to Mrs. Marshand’s illness amid travel to Sagan and return to Greensburg. It mentions aviation fliers receiving official entertainment and Woods prioritizing the flight over leisure.

Prince Kan-In Royal House Aeronautical Society Woods Mary T. Marshand Anders Woods Marchand Sagan Greensburg McKinley

Dance Palace Hosts Friday Band Dance

Friday night event at the Dance Palace featuring a live band. Doors open at 7 pm with dancing to a featured act. All ages welcome. admission at the door.

Choosing Jury to Try Means and Jarnecke

In federal court at New York on June 16, jurors were being selected to try Gaston B. Means former Justice Department investigator and his secretary Elmer W. Jarnecke on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition act by illegally withdrawing liquor from bonded warehouses.

New York Gaston B. Means Department of Justice Elmer W. Jarnecke Wolverton Oregon Means Jarnecke Thomas E. Felder I Nelder Todd Ignaté Dengan Jeans Vereek Felder Treasury

Back Pay Deferral Granted by Work to Reclamation Farmers

Washington June 16 Acting under the Phipps act Secretary Work orders reclamation superintendents to defer charges due the government. The move aims to protect western settlers from foreclosure during the pending permanent legislation after Congress failed to pass the recommended write‑off of over 27 million dollars and to establish a more scientific repayment method. Regulations cover deferral of charges and use of credits for water leases and related credits.

Washington Work Congress Sima Ereoren

Jensen to Wed Flora Beantler in Logan Temple

Town Talk notes James C. Jensen, foreman in the Tribune advertising department, leaves for Utah to marry Flora Beantler of Smithfield. They will return to Pocatello after a short wedding trip. Members of the Business and Professional Women's club plan an Inkom dinner trip with special entertainment tonight.

James C. Jensen Tribune Advertising Department Utah Jensen Logan Temple Flora Beantler Smithfield Pocatello Business and Professional Women's Club Inkom

Hospital Notes From Local City Area

Mrs. C. E. Falter of 645 West Bridger returned home yesterday after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Frank Curfew convalesces at 886 Booth Twelfth. Carl A. Pearson of McCammon had eye surgery at a local hospital Saturday. George Cate of Alexander returned home Sunday after weeks of treatment. Mrs. Gus Georg is reported at home. Jenna McGrath of 440 Mate is ill at home. Mrs. B. Butler of 337 North Hayes also listed.

C. E. Falter West Bridger Frank Curfew Booth Carl A. Pearson McCammon Eorge Cate Alexander Gus Georg Jenna McGrath Mate B. Butler North Hayes

Nina Adamson Reported Under Care at Home

Nina Adamson of 5 is under the care of home, with her condition not specified but noted as receiving home care.

Nina Adamson

Coast Guard Cutter Bewr in Arctic Drift Rescue

Nome Alaska June 16 AP veteran cutter Bewr of the United States Coast Guard on her cruise to the Arctic is torn ice drifting through Boring Strait.

Nome Alaska Bewr U States Coast Guard Arctic Boring Strait

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