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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1925

Page

2

Grace Cavalry Troop Captures Field Honors

Grace Troop C of the 116th Cavalry and Headquarters Company of the 200th Infantry, from Pocatello, won field meet honors at the national guard encampment. Troop C claimed the cup, first offered last year and needing two consecutive wins for permanent possession, after scoring 38 to 92 for the headquarters troop Boise and other scores for troops Gooding Caldwell and others.

Troop C Boise Gooding Service Eee Caldwell

Face Cleared By Cuticura After Pimples

Mrs. Goldberg of 1400 Sta St land Calif says she suffered acne from eating sweets, faced itchy red pimples and sleepless nights. After trying remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and within two weeks showed great improvement. after three cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment she was completely healed.

Land Calif

One-Eyed Style and Fiddle Talk with Claims of Monkeys

A quirky, fragmented sale notice blends fashion chatter with odd musings on monkeys and a fiddle. It mentions eye motifs, music, and a push to clear old violin stocks along with a claim about a 18K white on hand carved item. The passage hints at securing bargains with secrecy and low rates on property.

Friends plan gift for President Coolidge to buy White House

A Swampscott dispatch to the New York Times reports friends of President Coolidge pledged 125000 dollars to buy White Court for him. The president reportedly said he might not like it, and if he declines, Kongrose may seek a summer White House appropriation.

New York Swampscott New York Times Today Colidge White Court Saya Kongrose White House

Moorish wood-carvers to Paris for mosque woodwork project

Moorish wood-carvers sent from Morocco to Paris to finish woodwork of two Mohammedan mosques using electric tools. R. H. Coles buys all interest of Carl G. Friedel in Lincoln Bakery, becoming sole owner and continuing operations under that name. d-1-15 to 29 ine, Carl G. Friedel R. H. Coles.

Morocco Paris Mohammedan Mosque R. H. Coles Carl G. Friedel Lincoln Bakery

President Coolidge Ties Vacation Route To Old Boston Ground

President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge plan a quiet weekend in Swampscott Massachusetts with a return to familiar sights along the shore toward Boston and Cambridge. A possible Mayflower cruise and yacht services may occur, reflecting routine White House leisure on foreign tariff reparations debate. Vice President Dawes visited White Court yesterday.

Swampscott Mass Boston Coolidge White Court United States Dawes

Alameda Church Notes Readings and Services Details

Choe Notes church services at Lutheran and Christ Church including morning prayers at 11 and 10 oclock, a reading room hours, and a baptismal service. Dr Weston Johnson to speak at evening service. prayer meeting studies in John. Young Peoples chorus practice. Ladies Aid meets. Sunday school supervision by O E Bates. baptism by Rev Barnum.

Fifth Avenue Lewis Street G. William Barnum Louise Gathe Villae Junior Christian Endeavor Barnum Alameda Weston T. Johnson San Francisco Board of Foreign Missions Johnson Japan Ar West John A. R. van Nuys

Baptist Church Notes and Schedule for Allen Chapel

June 28 1925 schedule lists Sunday school at 10: a.m. and morning worship at 11: a.m. B P U and evening worship at 7: p.m. led by Rudolph Willocke. Pastor to speak on Baptist Summer assembly near Ketchum July 14 24. Allen Chapel A M E Church at 336 N 38th Ave with 145 a.m. Sunday school led by Mrs Jennings. 1 p.m. morning service. 7 p.m. Allen Christian Endeavor led by Mrs Mack Johnson. 8 p.m. evening service on The Christian Invitation. Wednesday prayer class Acts 16. Thursday literary society.

Baptist Church Rudolph Willocke Sawtooth Mountains Ketchum Allen Chapel A. M. BE T. A. Patterson Jennings Allen Christian Endeavor League Mack Johnson Christian Invitation Literary Society

Vacation Spirit Sermons At Nazareth Church

The Church of the Nazarene announces Rev. George S. Sloan will preach both morning and evening services with a theme tied to the vacation spirit. A brief intermission follows morning service for the Lord’s Supper. Pastor J. Clarence Anderson will lead Bible school at 9 45 and worship at 11. The church plans a reception and a baptismal service, then the pastor and family will be away about seven weeks. The series Knowing God opens Sunday morning. The young people study First Peter in the evening. Midweek prayer and praise follows Wednesday at 8.00.

Lutheran Church Cornelius Oregon George S. Sloan Church OF the Nazarene J. Clarence Anderson Fremont Street Thomas J. Sedam God Young People's Bible Ideal Watecostal Church

Christian Science Service and Sunday School Schedule

A church service at Commercial Hall located at 124 North Main Street occurs Sunday at 11 a.m. on June 28 1925. The subject is Christian Science with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m and Wednesday evening testimonial services at 8 p.m.

Sunday school and open air meeting schedule and league notes

The Sunday school starts at 10:00 with preaching at 11:10. An open air meeting by a creek is planned after Lincoln avenue, with a committee to assist those unable to walk. An evening Young Peoples service at 7:00 precedes the pastor’s sermon on The Way. Epworth League Institute runs July 6 to 13 at Wood River with transportation arranged by Miller Bodell and the pastor.

Lincoln Avenue Young Peoples Epworth League Institute Wood River Miller Bodell

France Moves Toward Gold Basis in Chamber Vote

Paris June 28 AP the chamber of deputies backed Finance Minister Caillaux fiscal bill 380 to 34 after an all night session. The measure now proceeds to the senate as France seeks to restore gold standard status. Turning rust into metal an electrochemical process is cited by a New York professor for bronzes restoration.

Paris Chamber of Deputies France Finance Caillaux Senate New York

Eye Specialist Scarborough to Visit Bannock Hotel

Dr. H. H. Scarborough, noted eye specialist, will attend at the Bannock hotel on Saturday, June 27, offering examinations and consultations.

H. H. Scarborough Bannock Hotel

Film Star Clara Young Must Pay $60,004 Judgment

In California Clara Kimball Young, a former film star now in vaudeville, must divert 1400 of her 1500 weekly earnings to satisfy a $60,004 judgment. The suit, filed by Detroit lawyer Robert W. Brown, concerns legal services. Young explained the amount while wearing jeweled gems, a thermometer fur coat, and an ermine coat. Jewelry values cited included a 2 carat ring bought for $4.50 and a pearl necklace valued at about $15 to $20. the ermine coat was valued near $300.

JMWEL Angeles Clara Kimball Young California Superior Atar Robert W. Brownson Detroit Miss Young

Kaplan Wins Featherweight Bout in Aurora

Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden Conn defeated Frankie Schafer of Chicago in a 10 round newspaper decision in Aurora Illinois. Bud Hamilton Denver lightweight edged Russell Whaien of Chicago in eight rounds in the same card.

Aurora Ills Louis Kid) Kaplan Meriden

Men Confess To Idaho Burglaries

Twin Falls June 27 AP William Davis 22 and Noel De Rebon 21 captured Thursday night by deputy sheriffs confessed to burglaries in the past three weeks at Dietrich Hansen Paul Jermoe Murtaugh and Kimberly involving about 1200 in money and merchandise. Both indicate intent to plead guilty in district court and begin serving prison terms at the earliest moment. Davis drove in from Kimberly in a touring car reported stolen in Oregon and Believed used in the burglaries. DeRebon was captured Friday morning after eluding a posse near Kimberly.

Twin Falla William Davis Noel de Rebon Dietrich Hansen Paul Jermoe Murtaugh Kimberly Davis Twin Falls Oregon Delhteben DeRebon

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