Kiwanians Host Boy Scouts Demonstrations and Music
Pocatello Kiwanis members enjoyed a noon meeting with a Boy Scout demonstration led by Ben McLaughlin. Lee Jackson spoke on flag display and first aid. The Tech male glee club performed then announced a March 11 concert at Tech auditorium with violin pieces and readings by Fort Hall Indian maidens.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Ben McLaughlin
Harold Timpson
Lee Jackson
Beryl Blevins
Tech
T. R. Neilson
Neilson
Tech Auditorium
Fort Hall
J. A. Harader
Chamber of Commerce
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Chamber
Preston Club
Pocatello
Preston
Harader
Bistline
H. R. Turner
Oday
M. W. Williams
C. A. Valentine
Abbey Exhibition at High School Promises Inspiring Grail Panels
A senior high school auditorium program features Abbey's Holy Grail pictures, a 15-panel series symbolizing World War and civilization's crusade for right. Doors open 7:30 pm with piano, talks on looking at pictures, artist life, spiritual significance, and musical selections to raise funds for school pictures.
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Abbey
Round Table
Arthur
Blanchefleur
Amfortas
Galahad
Deliverer
Sarras
Eleanor Beamer
Ethel Liggett
George Sloan
F. E. MacKenzie
Tennyson
Pocatello Rifle Club Sets Meeting Before Weekly Shoot
The Pocatello Rifle and Pistol club will meet in the Armory tomorrow at 7 p.m. A business session will precede the regular weekly shoot on the Armory range. Several skilled local shooters are expected to attend. H. R. Thompson and H. R. Turner head the next week’s program committee.
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Pocatello Rifle and Pistol Club
Busines
New Y M C A Secretary Named For Pocatello Assignment
Ralph R. Wolf of Great Falls Montana agreed to become general secretary of the Pocatello Y M C A after a noon board meeting. He is married with four children and has prior Y M C A experience in the Panama Canal Zone Johnstown Pa Bethlehem Pa and Bethlehem works. L M Rusk resigned as director during the session led by President A C Hinckley.
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Ralph R. Wolf
Great Falls
Mont
Pocatello
Pocatello Association
G. Nicholas Ifft
Mr. Wolf
Dmy
Mr. Welf
Y. M. C. A. College
Chicago
Panama Canal Zone
Johnstown
Big
Bethlehem, Pa
A. C. Hinckley
Local residents enter hospitals for operation or recovery
Mrs Herbert Smith of 145 North Third avenue entered a local hospital yesterday for surgery. Campbell of 540 South Garfield and Mrs Alexander Alenbach of 543 South Harrison also underwent or prepared for operations. G F Ellis of Moore Idaho and Mrs Zelma Gould of Moreland Idaho were admitted for procedures. Mrs A W Beutler left the hospital after illness. A Justice of 453 North Main street, after a serious operation at St Anthony’s hospital yesterday, is resting nicely this morning.
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Herbert Smith
North Third Avenue
Campbell
South Garfield
Alexander Alenbach
South Harrison
G. F. Ellis
Moore
Idaho
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Brothers Hospital
Zelma Gould
Moreland
A. W. Beutler
A. Justice
North Main Street
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Town Talk and Community Notices from Pocatello
Bank clearings reported for Pocatello on Monday March 2 amount to 202473.98 dollars. Mrs J A Wheelock and daughter Nerene plan a Wednesday trip to Los Angeles from 1511 Wilson Ave. Stunt night at the M C A is set for Wednesday March 18 and should draw. A C Hinckley of the Short Line will speak at the American Railway Association safety meeting in Chicago on April 29. Idaho Tech student mechanics toured The Tribune plant with Professors Lillebridge and Meadows. High School basketball features a game between St a and Lava ng schools at Irving Junior High with girls game to follow around 8 15.
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Tribune
Idaho Tech
Lillebridge
Meadows
Musical Program at First Ward L D S Church
The program to be given this evening at the First Ward L D S church consists entirely of interesting musical numbers. It will be held under the direction of the ward Mutual Improvement associations. The program will begin at o'clock.
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First Ward L. D
Ward Mutual Improvement Associations
Eagles leader to speak on Old Age Penitenton in Pocatello
Del Cary Smith, former grand worthy of the Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles, is due Thursday afternoon in Pocatello to address the public at the Eagle hall on Old Age Penitence with a large attendance expected.
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del Cary Smith
Grand Aerie
Order of Eagles
Jarrive
Pocatello
Eagle Hall
Died This Morning at 1615 Taft Avenue
George Perrett, 66, died this morning at his daughter Mrs D T Hawkley’s home at 1615 Taft Ave. Survived by daughter Mrs Minson of Idaho and Ernest T. Perrett of Paris Idaho. Body under Gaits and Hall Co and to be shipped to Paris. Perrett was a Bear Lake resident 47 years and a retired businessman.
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George Perrett
D. T. Hawkley
Taft Avenue
Hawkle
Minson
Idaho
Ernest T. Perrett
Paris
Gaits and Hall Company
Kal
Errett
Bear Lake
Carnival and Dance by Sixth Ward L D Church Group
The Sixth ward L D church primary and religion class will host a carnival and dance at the Tiosnestad arena with a grab booth and varied program. Highlights include a dramatization of Old Grey Bonnet and musical numbers as the W A to the B A meet at Mrs Lawrence's West Wyeth home Wednesday.
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L. D. Church
Melba Ogtagen
Seers
B. Lawrence
West Wyeth
Epidemic of Spring Fever in Pocatello
In Pocatello spring fever grips the town as children flood the streets with games and signs of the season. Residents spot early harbingers from blooming cosmos and tulips to robin sightings. Parents prepare for chores as the house warms and the season stirs activity.
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Pocatello
Dovn
Harrison Street
News Room
Not Guilty Verdict in Skidmore Burglary Case
A jury in district court found D. and Montaigne alias C. C. Skidmore not guilty of burglary after brief deliberation. The trial before District Judge O. R. Baum noted witnesses for the prosecution Horace W. Wayment Gale W. Hardwick Frank Hardwick Ernest Brothers E. C. England W. F. Hardwick and L. J. Moss. Defense witnesses included C. E. Montaigne Mrs. R. French and J. M. Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. &. Montaigne
C. C. Skidmore
O. R. Baum
Walter H. Anderson
H. J. Swanson
Montaigne
Oxford
Pocatello
Horace W. Wayment
Gale W. Hardwick
Frank Hardwick
Ernest Brothers
E. C. England
W. F. Hardwick
L. J. Moss
C. E. Montaigne
R. French
J. M. Erickson
Tom Forey
James Redman
Ephraim Nelson
Frank Miller
Amos Henson
Joseph Griffith
O. D. Robbins
Sam Hargraves
William Hall
B. C. Madill
Ira Call
William Bowers
Students to hear Coolidge address at Idaho Tech
Idaho Tech students will hear President Coolidge's inauguration speech by radio tomorrow at 10 25. Classes are dismissed and students meet at the southeast wing of the old main building for the program. Professor Meadows leads the electrical department in arranging the setup with a loud speaker.
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Idaho Tech
President Coolidge
Meadows
Profesor Meadows
Olsen Players to stage The Taming of the Shrew
Announcement of the Olsen Players presentation of The Taming of the Shrew at Frazier hall under the Pocatello Business and Professional Women’s club. Review from Tacoma notes strong enunciation costuming staging and praised Petruchio and Katherine performances as high art.
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Olsen Players
Frazier Hall
Pocatello Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tacoma
Moroni Olsen Players
Tacoma Drama League
Moroni Olsens
Tacoma League
Petruchio
Katherine
Grumio
the Horse
Southern Idaho High Schools Tournament Opens at Tech Gym
The annual high school basketball tourney for southern Idaho schools will be played at the Tech Gym with first games Thursday afternoon March 12. Tickets are on sale at the high school Temple pharmacy Cook's drug company Whittlesey's and Halliwell's. Local team rich in players Barrett Moore Stowell Garner Thomas Shurtleff McMillan and Gross is favored to win.
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Tech Gym
Idaho
Temple Pharmacy
Cook’s Drug Company
Whittlesey’s
Halliwell’s
Barrett
Moore
Stowell
Garner
Thomas
Shurtleff
McMillan
Gross
Music program at forum luncheon features Agnes Warner Bowen
Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Bannock hotel will showcase a musical program. Prof. T R Neilson will present Agnes Warner Bowen of Ogden and the Tech Glee Club and will include a talk on national music week. A reception for the returning Bannock county delegation is planned at the next luncheon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Forum
Bannock Hotel
T. R. Neilson
Pocatello
Agnes Warner Bowen
Ogden
Tech Glee Club
Eral
Towiaian
Bannock County
Notice Eagles Call for Meeting at Bagie
Arrangement notice invites all to the evening gathering. W. R. 5, worthy president, asks members to attend.
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da Cate
Coe
Bagie
W. R
Life Savers Between Smokes A Plea From Two Smokers
A friend urges trying Life Savers between smoking sessions. He notes constant lighting regardless of tobacco type and claims Life Savers can be almost as important as the cigarette, though not all smokers know their value.
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Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester, N. Y
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H. R. Thompson
Swift & Company
Swift & Company Public Relations Dept
Packers Ave
Union Stock Yards
Great Falls Association
J. A. Wheelock
Nerene
Wilson Avenue
Los Angeles
Lavang
Irving Junior High
Skidmore
Coolidge
Dunn & Johnson
Lt Ie Pesearteed
Ife Pare
Olsen
Southern Idaho High Schools
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