Younger Students Stage Music Week Observance in Pocatello
At 4 pm the L. D. 8 hall hosts younger music students from Pocatello for a Music Week program. Featured are Adelaide Anderson and others with piano duets, a teenie weenie orchestra, and a piano trio. Contributions include Catherine Kreft, Margaret Smith, and Rolland Neilson, among many. A evening program by three conservatories follows at the First Ward church with noted soloists and ensembles. The week draws large crowds and high praise for local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
L. D
Puis
Adelaide Anderson
F. Anderson
Evelyn Lund
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Llewellyn Roubidoux
T. R. Neilson
Idaho Technical Institute
Charles Sprague
Helen Clark
Frederick Jetter
Helen Ray
Jane Roberts
Sybil Matthews
Harriet Carruthers
Virginia Cruse
Clifford Norton
Olga Smith
Janet Killian
Carolyn Smith
Margery Smith
Frances Terrell
Conservatories
First Ward
Leona Evans
Dorothy Carmean
Geraldine Edgerton
Montana Mahan
Verda Henderson
Mary McCabe
Pauline Faith
Ruth Warwas
Louise Kibler
Donald Bell
Kathryn Blosser
Delilah Budrow
Evelyn Lundgren
Helen Williams
Fern Williams
Marguerite Ash
Helen Wateh
Alvin Morgan
Gerald Waring
Virginia Gorenson
Ebien Engstrom
William Goeleke
William Fox
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Sheriff Henderson Returns After Eye Operation
Sheriff H. W. Henderson came home Wednesday night from Salt Lake City where he had surgery on his left eye days earlier. A marriage license was issued Wednesday at the county clerk's office to Westey Street of Fife Oregon and Mattie Waters of Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Henderson
Salt Lake City
Westey Street
Fife
Oregon
Mattie Waters
Blackfoot
Detective Volkmeier to Testify in Federal Case
Detective A. E. Volkmeier of the police department has been subpoenaed to appear as a witness in a federal court case in Moscow and will leave for the northern city Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Volkmeier
Police Department
Moscow
Davies pleads not guilty to liquor possession charge
J. F. Davies was arraigned Wednesday before District Judge R. M. Terrell on a liquor possession charge and entered a plea of not guilty. The trial date has not been set.
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J. F. Davies
R. M. Terrell
Japanese gardener Louie Jim jailed for alley truck parking
Louie Jim a Japanese gardener was arrested for parking his delivery truck in an alley. The case goes before Police Judge John W. Peter at Friday morning's police court session.
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Louie Jim
John W. Peter
Fence Connecting Viaduct and South Harrison Homes
The Short Line erected a fence from the viaduct west end to the rear of railroad houses on South Harrison. Drivers seeking homes north of the Short Line station should enter via Lewis Street.
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South Harrison
Lewis Street
Paroled Youth Given Suspended Sentence After Assault Charge
Byron Milligan aged 21 appeared before District Judge R M Terrell on a simple assault charge. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to three months in jail, suspended on good behavior. He was paroled to local attorney A L Merrill.
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LAD
Byron Milligan
R. M. Terrell
A. L. Merrill
Route Agent G C Schmidt Arrives To Lead In Gate City
G C Schmidt a route agent from San Francisco with the American Railway Express company arrives in the Gate City to assume the post in this territory succeeding E C Hite who is transferred to the Salt Lake office.
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G. C. Schmidt
San Francisco
American Railway Express Company
Gate City
E. C. Hite
Salt Lake
Heard couple announce birth of daughter at General hospital
Mr and Mrs J H Heard welcome a fine daughter born early this morning at General hospital. Mrs Heard, formerly Miss Faye Fawcett a longtime Pocatello high school instructor, and Mr Heard an employee in the store department of the O S L are well known and receive congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Heard
General Hospital
Catholic Women’s League leaders tour Twin Falls luncheon
Mrs. William Mullen president of the Catholic Women’s League and Mrs. Ed Connely left this morning on train 84 for Twin Falls to join the Twin Falls Catholic Women’s League for a noontime luncheon. The day includes a trip to Shoshone Falls and other sights before returning to Pocatello on train 83 this evening.
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William Mullen
Catholic Women’s League
Ed Connely
Twin Falls
Shoshone Falls
Pocatello
License Cancelled for Japanese Soda Vendor in City
Chief of Police L. A. Lehr announced the license of T. Ami to sell soft drinks at 114 South First is cancelled. Three Indians connected to the James Deveney murder allegedly bought wine at the Japanese pool hall. Authorities report the wine tested at 12 percent alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lehr
T. Ami
South First
James Deveney
Drill Reaches Shale at Arbon Gem State Property
The drill on Gem State Petroleum property at Arbon has reached 1,809 feet and is now working in soft shale according to information available.
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Gem State Petroleum
Arbon
Infor
Local Lawn Improvements and Concrete Work Offered
A contractor advertises services for lawn improvements of any size, providing estimates. Supplies include sand gravel soil and fertilizer with specialty in tennis court materials and concrete work.
Company reports favorable well cementing outlook
Official statements indicate the well will be cemented within the next few days and that current indicators are favorable for completion.
Legion Play Cast Meeting Set for May 20
A meeting of the entire cast of the legion play to be staged at a local theatre about May 20 has been called for tonight at 7 30 in the Antlers hall of the Elks club. Parts will be assigned to those selected and rehearsal arrangements will be distributed.
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Legion
Antlers Hall
The
Elks Club
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Legion Meet Tonight Plans Endowment Drive for Orphans
Pocatello Post No 4 American Legion convenes for bi monthly meeting to discuss a 5 000 000 endowment fund drive for orphans of ex service men. A committee on arrangements will be formed and Comrade George McClintock will discuss the Universal Service Act. All ex service men invited.
Special Bar ney Google Frolies at Highway Inn Hall In kom
Managers announce a new feature at Bar ney Google Frolies to be held next Tuesday night in In kom Highway Inn hall. Local girls Misses Maud Exam and Lea Girl with strong voices headline the show after thrilling Dance Palace patrons.
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Highway Inn
Inkom
Maud Exam
Lea
Dance Palace
Beautiful service marks H B Seydel funeral at Trinity
Beautiful and impressive services marked the last rites for Mrs. H. B. Seydel held Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal church. Arch Deacon Howard Groty officiated with Mrs. H. B. Thompson singing solos. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery with pallbearers listed. Mrs. Seydel, a pioneer woman of Pocatello, was beloved by all.
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H. B. Seydel
Trinity Episcopal Church
Howard
Episcopal Church
H. B. Thompson
Stoy
Mountainview Cemetery
William J. Mullen
Harry Lee
Walter Service
Ben Stark
Charles Sprague
Arthur Scott
Seydel
Pocatello
Illness Prolonged Resident Seeks California Visit
After a decade in California the patient now lives with her daughter Mrs. A W Lee at Pocatello. Released from a local hospital she asks for transportation to San Jose to visit relatives and aid recuperation from a long illness. J H Heard distributes cigars at the store during the 3 AM hospital birth of an eight pound baby girl. mother and child rest comfortably.
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California
A. W. Lee
Pocatello
San Jose
Calif
J. H. Heard
Idaho Couple Visiting Chicago Bound Daughter to Northwestern
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Michael of Challis Idaho arrived Wednesday evening and stay with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gridley at 437 North Lincoln. They are motoring through to Chicago where their daughter Irene will graduate from Northwestern University this spring.
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E. J. Michael
Challis
Idaho
Cit
H. M. Gridley
North
Lincoln
Chicago
Irene
Northwestern University
Allen Literary Society Program at Allen Chapel
The Allen Literary Society presents an evening program at Allen Chapel AME Church 336 N Third Ave at 8 p m. President Mrs John Pearson and Secretary Charles Young compile the list. Performances include reads by Ira Cox and Winona Lewis instrumental pieces by Adaline Langford Dyer and William F Buriel and Corinne Sampson with a social hour to follow.
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Allen Literary Society
Allen Chapel
Third Avenue
John Pearson
Charles Young
Buweeetiok Cic
Ira Cox
Winona Lewis
Adaline Langford
Eee Ene Dyer Addresa
William F. ‘Buriel
Corinne Sampson
Social Hour
Railroad Rumbles Over Trapshooting Rivalry Tonight
A five man trapshooting squad from the roundhouse and back shops will compete at the Pocatello Trapshooting grounds to decide the top team of the Short Line Athletic association. Rivalry between the two leading clubs remains intense, with both squads confident of victory tonight. Various staff notes include Elmer Davis's new loud checkered shirt and several employees planning extended trips or leaves of absence.
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Pocatello Trapshooting Association
Short Line Athletic Association
Elmer Davis
Terminal Master Mechanics
Elmer
New York
Eckersley
Charles L. Brown
Onernee
Eget Brown
JA. Stapp
Hart Banister
Bac
Salt Lake City
RB. Thompson
Beattie
Spemp
Waters
C. D. Waters
Butte
Hus
Hospital Notes Mixed patient statuses and visits
A series of brief hospital updates notes minor operations for Mrs. George W Bailey and Mrs. A T Christofferson, a recent discharge for Mrs C E England, today X rays for Roe Kestel, illness for Mrs H M Pugmire, recent admission for John Hoover, treatments for Mrs B W Dowell, a staircase accident injuring Bishop Radley’s son, illness of the niece of Mrs A W Tittock, and a child injury treated by local physicians at the Davis home.
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George W. Bailey
West Youngstret
A. T. Christofferson
South
C. E. England
West Wyeth Street
Roe Kestel
North Fourth Street
A. W. Tittock
West Custer Street
G. ©. Davis
West Bonneville Street
Mrs. Eldredge returns home after hospital stay
Mrs. C. E. Eldredge wife of the Fort Hall Indian agency animal industry overseer was moved from a local hospital to her Fort Hall home this morning after a serious operation. Mexico City three British subjects two women and a man escaped after three days captivity by Mexican bandits.
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C. E. Eldredge
Fort Hall Indian Agency
Fort Hall
Mexico City
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N. Main
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