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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
5
Reverend W M Ewing spoke at an evangelical meeting at the segregational church on What the Christian Reason has and May Do For Women. He emphasized equality of women, the impact of woman suffrage, and the Christ teaching that makes woman co equal with man.
Pocatello music lovers are promised an exceptional program at the Second annual band concert in the Idah Tech auditorium. The program includes Sousa Overture, Sincerity polka, Maritana, A Night in Venice, and a midnight fantasia with soloists Miss Verda Henderson Sara K. Thomas and Adelaide Anderson. The evening features band selections and vocal solos by local musicians, with a finale of Star Spangled Banner.
The Little House around the corner serves as the reserved seat exchange for Cameo Girl tickets with no extra charge or war tax. Tickets are inexpensive and the exchange times are listed for Monday and Tuesday performances, with a prize offered to the top seller.
An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets reduce fat without dieting or intense exercise. The copy urges readers to use the tablets, sold by druggists or via mail order from Marmolla Co. in Detroit Michigan, priced at one dollar per box.
Pay day event titled Power Pay Day Special held at Commercial Hall on March 31 features music and best performances. Tickets priced at 75 cents. Open to all attendees.
The body prepared by Schumacher company will depart tonight for Butte where burial services are planned.
William J Ryan a local lawyer with offices over the Peppies store resumes his legal work after a period of home confinement due to illness and expects to handle cases again.
Funeral services for Henry Wilson were held today at 2 30 in the chapel of the McHiann Undertaking company. Rev. Anderson of the Nazarene church officiated with burial in Mountainview cemetery.
Chas Millikin was moved to Blackfoot asylum by police after custody by officers. He had been released from the institution several months earlier.
The spring carnival at the Sixth ward L. D. 8 amusement hall runs tomorrow night featuring the playset Kiss ing the Wrong Girl with Muss ora Smith in the lead. Big vaudeville acts are planned, promising real fun for all attendees.
Marriage licenses were issued Monday at the county clerk's office to Floyd R. Merrill of Menan and Ella Leone Baezer of Lorenzo Idaho and to Geo W Anderson of Pocatello and Catherine Jorns of Marmorth North Dakota. A license was issued this morning to Lee Chester Shurtliff of Pocatello and Florence Hadley of Brigham City Utah.
The funeral for Martin Inglestrom is set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Baptist church with Rev. E. P. Smith officiating. Burial will follow at Mountainview Cemetery under McHan Undertaking's direction. A Woodmen of the World member and Pocatello Aerie No. 119 F O Eagles pallbearers will serve. Viewing available at the family home 30% North Arthur.
Melvin Tettit failed to appear in police court and his $10 bond was forfeited by Police Judge John W. Peter. Dean Young, a special delivery carrier, was knocked from his bicycle at Main and Lander by Mr. Atwood, an accident deemed unavoidable. Atwood claimed Young had reported the crash but police notification was lacking.
The Tribune reports a near death incident involving Alton who underwent tonsil removal and was later released from hospital. General Manager H V Platt returns from Boise as plans advance on the Oregon Short Line station in Boise and a park project.
The Idaho Techniad staff met last evening at 4 in room 21 with full attendance. Lawrence Turner was chosen editor of the humorous section and plans for the next issue were outlined.
In Jackson, Judge Roger Wilson declared the Mississippi income tax law unconstitutional in a test case. In New York, members of the Greater New York Federation of Churches launched a campaign against the jury system and Broadway indecency concerns, begun last month.
Perry Connell an employee of Rex Davis suffered finger injuries breaking a pipe and was hospitalized yesterday. Bennett Ritting of 1005 South Third is receiving treatment this morning. Dean Young a Tech student is receiving hospital care. Albert Steffenson of Fort Hall was in town yesterday on business. Mrs Angelo Cimerella who has been treated at Lynn brothers hospital for two weeks left for home this morning. Mrs Barker of 415 South Johnson is ill at home. Scott Williams of 715 North Harrison had a minor operation yesterday. Mrs W A Norton of 956 West Center had a minor operation yesterday. Mrs Leo Metlow of 1058 North Lincoln is under doctor’s care this morning. C W Lawrence bookkeeper at Lynn Brothers hospital is ill at home with threatened pneumonia. Mrs Walter Oelwein of 622 South
Valdosta Georgia and Cleveland Ohio letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from severe female weakness and related symptoms. Mrs L O Dasher of Valdosta reports improvement in health and reduced unpleasant symptoms after using the remedy. A Cleveland reader details relief from pains and swelling and plans to continue use to help others.
Eighth avenue experienced a major operation at St Anthony's hospital yesterday with a patient reported as doing as well as can be expected this morning. Mrs. E Stratton of Aberdeen Idaho had an appendicitis operation yesterday at a local hospital. Roy Wesley of Aberdeen underwent a major operation at a local hospital yesterday afternoon. D L Ingard of Fruitland Idaho is receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. T 8 Stivell of 341 South Seventh
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