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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
5
A sermon at a union evangelistic meeting challenges Christians to oppose indifference to evil and to pursue fervent devotion for God and neighbor. The speaker cites Ezekiel and historic missionaries, urging deeper concern over sin and a proactive witness rather than broad tolerance.
Hahn of Pocatello departed for Vancouver B C for an extended trip. Mrs Peter Simm wife of Travetin Inspector Simm of the A R A left for Portland for a visit. Mrs W H Cox wife of Dispatcher Cox of the Short Line left for Boise to visit friends. Alex Tubbs wrecker foreman for the O B L departed for Kansas City Mo. Mrs L B Case of Pocatello left for Los Angeles to visit friends and relatives.
Ralph Gates proprietor of Gates Dry Goods on East Center street left last night for Omaha on a short business trip. Mrs J J Kelker wife of Superintendent Kelker of the Short Line shops was called to Pueblo Colorado yesterday on account of a relative illness and left last night.
Mrs. BE Nugent of Blackfoot underwent a successful operation at a local hospital yesterday. She was among the popular candidates in The Tribune's circulation campaign.
John Long, committed to the state industrial school by Probate Judge William A. Hyde, was taken to St. Anthony Sunday by Probation Officer C. B. Green.
Lucille Talbot a juvenile delinquent from Idaho Falls was picked up by police Sunday and turned over to probation officer Mrs. Welson. She was found at 155 South Third avenue in Idaho Falls.
A large crowd attended the Saturday balloon dance hosted by Pocatello Aerie No 119 F. O. Eagles and enjoyed several vocal numbers. The prize went to Mrs. Hugh Poling for the balloon dance.
An evening social features a special surprise planned by the dance committee to entertain attendees next Saturday night. The event promises additional activities and a festive atmosphere for all guests.
A license was issued Saturday to Lawrence Kescelins of Lincoln Nebraska and Fay Young of Salt Lake. Another license was issued this morning to Donald Cyril Morton of Carrollton Missouri and Irene Sylvester Cochran of Omaha.
Lew Goldstein who was arrested on a bad check charge preferred by Herman Schlief a local hide dealer was to have a hearing in Judge E G Houde s court this morning but the hearing was postponed to a later date by mutual agreement of the county attorney and Goldstein to allow restitution.
Two checker cabs with California plates, driven by A. C. Whitlock of Los Angeles, crossed through Pocatello yesterday on their way to Helena where they will start operations. Whitlock said the California city to Pocatello trip took five days by car, with snow drifts on the Malad divide as the sole trouble encountered.
Russell Harrington admitted guilt to intoxication at police court and had a $25 fine suspended on condition of leaving the city by noon. Josie Taylor and Louise Howard, both described as colored, pleaded guilty to vagrancy.
Individuals were released after agreeing to depart the town, ending legal action based on a written promise to relocate.
R. L. Kulp was arrested Saturday night by sheriff's deputies and federal prohibition agents at a house behind 603 South Garfield on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. A gallon of moonshine was seized.
Rehearsals for the Cameo Girl show continue this evening with the Powder Puff chorus at 5 o clock Artists at 7 39 and the full east at 8 30 A large turnout attended yesterday afternoon for the Pierette chorus group and many new talents are expected tonight.
A two and a half year old boy, Donald Houde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Houde of 507 South Arthur, was struck by a vehicle and injured. The incident occurred in a residential area and details of the driver and condition are under police investigation.
A child was knocked down at the intersection of South Arthur and West Bent by a Ford touring car driven by Louise Lemon. The child was dragged about eighteen feet but suffered no serious injuries per the police station accident report.
The Great Park Municipal stadium in Chicago is described as the largest in America with a seating capacity of 106000, boasting two and a half times the capacity of Harvard stadium.
The Calgary Golf and Country Club will host this year’s Western Canada Golf Association tourney. Officials announce the venue as the host site for the event, with players and spectators expected to attend.
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