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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1925

Page

5

Citizens Back President Coolidge on World Court

Local residents in Pocatello endorse President Coolidge on the world court issue to be taken up December 17. A Boise club chairs the effort with signatures from many citizens supporting the world court principles and urging prompt action by Senator Borah.

J. D. Tearmain Boston Pocatello Idaho Coolidge Harding. Hughes Pearmain Boise Charles P. McCarthy United States Senate Harding-Hughes

Growth of Tech Education Department At Local College

The Tech School of Education has expanded rapidly since its 1919 inception under President Reed and later support by President Frazier. It now trains 125 students for teaching certificates, aided by a strong staff including C. H. Lewis and colleagues from agriculture English home economics and history departments.

Tech School of Education Miles F. Reed The Tech R. Frazier State Board of Education Idaho W. R. Siders Pocatello Violet Rowe Alvo HolmbergéJelwein C. H. Lewis Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University University of Chicago Lewis H. Robert Poultney Department of Agriculture New York State College of Agriculture Cornell Utah Agriculture College Jiaorena Bixby University of Nebraska Columbia University University of Illinois Lulu Robertson Home Economics J. E. Retherford History

Local Merchants to Open New Store In American Falls Today

Two young men, W. F. Red Alworth and Warren L. Watters, who arrived in Pocatello with thirty cents capital, have built a business empire. They open a new combined store and cafe in American Falls today, a $5,000 investment born from thrift and steady effort since starting a cigar shop in 1923. Both have married local girls and risen from humble beginnings to local business leaders.

American Falls Pocatello W. F Red’’ Alworth Warren L. Watters Pori Red Warren

Excellent Program by St. Josephs Students

St Josephs school presented a diverse program with a sailor chorus by first and second graders, an athletic drill by third and fourth graders, and a court scene by fifth and sixth graders. The eighth year group performed The Man of the Family, featuring Miss Rosalie Servell as the widowed mother and Gloria Marmon in a key role, with Mary Thomas and Loretta Byers on piano accompanying.

St. Joseph's School America Rosalie Servell Gloria Marmon Yvonne Prevost Mary Thomas Loretta Byers Antlers Hall St. Joseph’s School

Dinner dance by Ruth Chapter 3 postponed until after Easter

Ruth Chapter No 3 announces its dinner dance planned for April 7 has been postponed with the new date to be announced after Easter.

Ruth

Business pair praised for stick-to-it-iveness in Pocatello

Local businessmen in Pocatello congratulate Watters and Alworth for their perseverance and pluck. The pair are hailed as models for today’s youth to emulate through steady effort and determination.

Pocatello Watters Alworth

Williams Treatment advertised for rheumatic and urinary ailments

A promotional notice claims high success against rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles and other acid related illnesses. It offers a free 32 dose bottle and a second bottle mailed with 10 cents for postage, requesting sending address to Dr. D A Williams Dept DA-4327 East Hampton Connecticut. The ad emphasizes long establishment and vast testimonials.

Williams D. A. Williams Dept P. O. Block East Hampton Conn

Last Rites for Pioneer Woman Addie Reed Cleveland

Funeral services for Mrs. Addie Reed Cleveland are set for Monday at 2 PM at the Episcopal church with Rev. C H L Chandler officiating. Interment will follow in Mountainview Masonic plot with Schumacher and Hall directing. She died Saturday at a local hospital after six weeks’s confinement from a broken hip. She was 64, born in Bakersfield Vermont, married O L Cleveland in 1881 and lived in the city 44 years. Survived by brother Dr A W Reed of Pocatello and sister Mrs Carol Stone of Lowell Massachusetts.

Addie Reed Cleveland Episcopa C. H. L. Chandler Masonic Mountainview Schumacher and Hall Company Woolcraft Schumacher O. L. Cleveland Cleveland Hood Store North Main Tioneer Ladies Club Women of Woodcraft Circle No. 19 Ruth Chapter Order of the Eastern Star A. W. Reed Pocatello Carol Stone Lowell Mass

Open House at Ford Company in Pocatello Saturday

The Pocatello Auto Company invites the public to an open house at its East Center and Sixth Ave plant on Saturday March 28 starting at 1 30 PM. Visitors tour the plant view cars in repair and see spring 1925 models while an orchestra plays and educational films on Ford and Lincoln manufacturing are shown.

Pocatello Auto Company East Center Sixth Avenue Tocatello Key Ford Lincoln Fordson Pocatello

Moonshine Still Found in Alameda Home Raid

Deputy Sheriffs W H Jensen L J Moss federal agents and G Clark raided J F Davies in Alameda. A complete moonshine still operated inside the premises with mash and whisky seized while mash destroyed. Davies, working on a county project, was arrested and jailed to face federal prohibition charges.

W. H. Jensen L. J. Moss Prohibition G. Clark Bingham County J. F. Davies Alameda Davies Moss Marley

Four tires sold to different individuals in city

Four tires were sold by Wanke to different individuals in the city. The ten tires were rounded up Saturday afternoon and will be turned over to the Bingham County officers.

W. H. Jensen L. J. Moss Fisher Garage Blackfoot Jimmy Doyle Leavenworth Arizona Pocatello Doyle Bert Wanke Wanke Bannock Bingham County

Town Talk 80N Born

Mr and Mrs F George 315 West Bridger announce the birth of a ten pound boy Friday morning.

F. George West Bridger Street

Mrs. Hays Returns From Lima Montana Visit

Mrs. Thomas G. Hays has returned from Lima Montana where she visited her husband and attended the annual dance given by the Benefit of L. F. and E. organization.

Montana Thomas G. Hays Lima B. of L. Fk

Memphis Minstrels at Auditorium Then Castellini Hall Dance

The Memphis Minstrels show at the Auditorium Theatre Monday evening will be followed by a dance at Castellini Hall. James McAdams and Joe Hamilton are in charge of arrangements.

Memphis Minstre Auditorium Theatre Castellini Hall James McAdams Joe Hamilton

Women of Woodcraft Plan Funeral Attendance

Members of the Women of Woodcraft circle No 19 will gather at Schumacher and Hail chapel at 1.50 PM and attend in a body the funeral of Mrs Addie Reed Cleveland at 2 PM from the Episcopal church.

Women of Woodcraft Circle No. 19 The Schumacher and Hail Company Addie Reed Cleveland Episcopal Church

Y M C A Roundup Campaign Eyes Pacific Coast Speakers

Carl R. Gray president of the Union Pacific system and Gail Seaman regional Y M C A secretary for student work on the Pacific coast are among prospective speakers for the preliminary meetings of the Y M C A roundup campaign. The campaign runs April 20 to 28 with Gray and Seaman slated to address Pocatello workers around April 9 and 10 ahead of Boise main line celebrations set for April 16.

Carl R. Gray Union Pacific System Gail Seaman Pacific Coast Gray Mr. Seaman Pocatello

Hospital Notes T. 8 Ferrey and local visitors

Ferrey of Inkom visited city yesterday consulting physicians at a local hospital. Mrs. Fechter is ill at home. A baby of Mrs. Scott is under a physician's care. J W Wright cut his finger at Fred's cafe and was treated locally. Several residents including Mrs. Ryan Ed Christensen and Father Ferman are mentioned as ill or visiting. The stork brought an eight pound newborn.

Ferrey Inkom Sara Fechter Fleventh R. FP. Scott Jet Park Avenue Fred J. W. Wright North Main H. E. Ryan North Tenth Ed Christensen Star Valley Wyo Toda Oe Crystal Idaho Ferman Lava Hot Springs Pocatello

Local residents noted at hospitals and in town

A sequence of brief notices lists people connected to area hospitals and businesses. Miss Clara Reetor of the local school teaching staff is hospitalized today. Mrs. B. Scherzenbach undergoes surgery at St Anthony’s and rests well. Sidney Burgoyne, Montpelier businessman, is in town transacting business. Mrs. Annie Rainey and Mrs. R. C. Booth are ill at home. George Griffith and Sisto Polagi visited doctors yesterday. Zinn Nelson and Ben Roseman are in town for business and Denver visits respectively.

G. A. Anderson North Tenth Avenue General Hospital Clara Reetor 8. B. Scherzenbach American Falls St. Anthony’s Hospital Sidney Burgoyne Montpelier Annie Rainey South Fifth R. C. Booth South Harrison George Griffith Sisto Polagi Portneuf Zinn Nelson Sterling Ben Roseman Denver Cencerione Pocatello

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W. P. McDonald Lucille Hood A. M. Petersen Arthur M. Petersen Geo. F. Gasser Wm. J. Mullen E. E. Mullen Marvy E. Russell W. M. Ewing D. W. Standrod O. R. Baum C. N. Lewis, Jr E. N. Roberts E. P. Smith L. P. Whittinghill W. D. Service Noah Pond James S. Russell M. W. Johnson C. R. Frazier James Bangs Walter Newcomb J. J. Raaf UC. R. Frazier Edna R. Ross J. W. Edgerton Chas Senator Borah World Court A. J. Pierze Finis Bentley Jean N. Bistline Frank W. Brown W. H. Cleare J. ©. Galbraith G. Nicholas Ifft C. Ben Ross Tech Department OF Education St. Joseph’s Ford Company Pocatello Plant Tribune Petersens 10Th Ave Memphis Minstrels Macy Phar Europe Holland Pocatello Lumber CO
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