Interscholastic Track Meet Medals Awarded in Pocatello
R E Hutchinson of the Yeek received medals at the twelfth annual interscholastic track and field meet in Pocatello. Gold silver and bronze medals with Tech State Interscholastic Championship 1925 inscribed are awarded for first second and third place. Hutchinson praised contestants coaches and community support for a successful meet and thanked Pocatello Rotary Club merchants and chamber of commerce.
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Ed R. EF. Hutchinson
The
Yeek
Pocatello
Ronze
Tech
the Tribune
Hutchinson
6 Of
Rotary Club
Nis Club
Chamber of Come
Industrial survey by tech students at Idaho Tech Institute
A survey conducted by Idaho Technical Institute students under H Goggins aims to chart city business and social conditions in Pocatello. The study for the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce will cover labor trends, water supply, lighting, and public services, with preliminary findings released later.
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Idaho Technical Institute
H. ©. Goggins
Tello Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
J. E. Fjeidsted
Visby
Nlter of Commerce
Tech
Hospital Notes Reflect Local Recoveries This Week
Hospital notes list A. T. Christopherson of 334 h Eleventh recovering from operation and home Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Forrey of Inkom consulted local physicians. Sam Grde of 555 North Sixth reported at her home. Shuster left for home after treatment at a local hospital. Vessulus of 340 South Hayes undergoing treatment at a local hospital. Mrs. and Mrs. Clem Hughes and J. dull of Las Vegas were visitors at a local hospital Sunday.
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A. T. Christopherson
A. J. Forrey
Inkom
Kcians
Sam Grde
555 North Sixth
Shuster
Afton
B. Scharf
Fort Hall
Lynn Hos Co. Vessulus
South
Personal notices of moves and travel in regional area
Verend Phillip Ruggles left for Portland. F. B. Fargo of Montana, relative of Lyman, left for Seattle after a visit at the Fargo home on North field. Robb Brady and S. E. Brady left Sunday night for Boise on business connected to the Mountain Home project.
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Verend
Phillip Ruggles
Portland
F. B. Fargo
Montana
Lyman
Seattle
Fargo
Northfield
Robb Brady
E. Brady
Boise
Batain
Record Broken In Boise Salt Lake Drive
Manager Dave Gallafent of Bannock Motor says Abe Jenkins drove a 1924 Studebaker six from Boise to Salt Lake in eight hours and four minutes. The previous record of nine hours seven minutes by Cannon Ball Baker in a Rickenbacker six stood until now. Both trips used the Snowville route from Salt Lake to Boise.
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Dave Gallafent
Bannock Motor Company
Abe Jenkins
Boise
Salt Lake
Cannon Ball’ Baker
Vise
Snowville
Town Talk Returns to Boise and Local Events
Catholic Bishop Daniel M. Gorman returned to Boise after several days away. F C McGowan delivered the Mothers Day address at the L D S First Ward church to a large crowd. Mrs E N Roberts, wife of Dr Roberts, returned from Burlington Iowa after her father died. Soug Myers of Pocatello is slated to fight Pat Mills for ten rounds in San Francisco on May 16.
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Daniel M. Gorman
Idaho
Boise
F. C. McGowan
L. D. S. First Ward
E. N. Roberts
South Seventh Avenue
Dr. Roberts
Burlington
Iowa
the Tribune
Los Angeles
Soug Myers
Pocatello
Pat Mills
San Francisco
W. C. T. U. Meeting Speaker Mrs Rider
Mrs. Rider will be the principal speaker at the W T U meeting on Tuesday at 3 p m at the Y W C A She will discuss Sabbath Observance.
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Rider
Fire destroys home north of Gould Street after overheated stove
An overheated stove caused a blaze that destroyed Oliver Davis's three room frame house located north of Gould street around 6:30 PM Sunday. The structure, owned by Dr. Smith, was attended by the West Side and Short Line fire departments.
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Oliver Davis
Gould Street
Dr. Smith
West Side
Short Line
Palm Leaf circle members attend state Neighbors of Woodcraft convention
Twenty one members of Palm Leaf circle No. 19 of Neighbors of Woodcraft left for Rexburg to represent the Pocatello organization at the biennial state convention opening tomorrow for a two day session.
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Palm Leaf Circle No
Woodcraft
Rexburg
Pocatello Organization
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Mayor Ben Ross Heads West for Speaking Tour
Mayor Ben Ross left Sunday evening for Boise and is not expected home until the latter part of the week. He will speak across the western part of the state and at Twin Falls and conduct an agricultural survey for the Pocatello chamber of commerce during the trip.
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Ben Ross
Boise
Twin Falls
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Midnight Frolic at Inkom Inn Tuesday Evening
Barney Googie's midnight frolic will be held at the Inkom Inn Tuesday evening. Dancing will be in progress from 9 30 to 1 30. Basses will leave Main and Center at 9 and 10 p m. The Dance Palace orchestra will furnish the music. The program will include dancing and songs by Lee Treseder Jimmie Allen and others.
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Barney Googie
Inkom Inn
Dance Palace Orchestra
C. Walker
Jack Bonner
Lee Treseder
Jimmie Allen
Mie Allen
Fair Committee Meets in Blackfoot for September Exposition
The south Idaho district executive committee met this afternoon at Blackfoot at two o'clock to work out a budget and appoint superintendents for fifteen divisions of the exposition to be held at the fair grounds in Blackfoot in September.
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South Idaho
Blackfoot
Fair Grounds
Ladies Bowling Interest Grows at Columbia Alleys
Management reports a rising interest among Pocatello ladies in ten pin bowling with increasing daily participation. Alleys are reserved daily for women and a ladies tournament is planned soon.
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Columbia Bowling Alleys
Pocatello
Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs Head Visits Emmett Session
State president Mrs. G. H. Brethan of Blackfoot arrived at Mrs. J. C. Hanson’s home and will preside over a two day district session in Emmett on Tuesday and Wednesday. The state council meets in Emmett this evening and Mrs. Hanson will represent Pocatello at the gathering.
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G. H. Brethan
Blackfoot
Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. C. Hanson
Emmett
State Council
Pocatello
Trade excursion train tours Idaho cities this week
A special train carrying Salt Lake City chamber of commerce members travels today from Mountain Home to Hailey for an overnight stay. The Utah visitors are due in Pocatello Thursday morning to be hosted by the Pocatello chamber, attend a Rotary luncheon, tour industries, and end with a banquet and dance at the Bannock hotel.
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Salt Lake City
Sunday Motor Accident Near Gove Plant
Four were cut and bruised in a Sunday night automobile crash near the old Gove Motor plant on Gould street. Driver Ernest Hoots said he was blinded by oncoming lights and struck a telephone post. Irene Sater suffered a deep head wound. Bernice Sandusky, facial and hand cuts. Lloyd Sandusky, hand and leg injuries.
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Gove Motor Plant
Gould Street
Ernest Hoots
Mr. Hoots
Irene Sater
Bernice Sandusky
Lloyd Sandusky
Methodist Brotherhood to Close Season With Banquet
The quarterly conference will end the season Friday with a banquet and social program. It is ladies night and members are to bring wives or lady guests. J. L. Brady will speak. Dr. B. I. White will conduct post conference sessions. Members should notify Clarence Watson if they can attend.
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Methodist, Brotherhood
Brotherhood
J. L. Brady
B. I. White
Mombroth
Clarence Watson
Auto thieves strike in Pocatello over weekend
Police report three stolen cars including a Ford touring car owned by G P Mattice with Idaho 1925 plate 27 588 and a Hudson coach owned by Tom S Aoyagi of Central Cleaner. A Hudson speedster owned by Dr J J Raaf was taken from North Garfield. another Ford touring car awaits lookout with Idaho plate 1 150 and motor LOU2584.
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Pocatello
Garfield
Center Streets
Idaho
Tom
American Falls
Local residents headed to trips and visits across Idaho and California
George Stoll of Pocatello departed for a business trip to Great Falls last night. Mrs. John Nevins and her young son enjoyed a Sunday outing at Lava Hot Springs. Miss Leona vane of the Short Line office force departed on a visit to Los Angeles.
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George Stoll
Pocatello
Great Falls
John Nevins
Lava Hot Springs
Leona [Vane
Los Angeles
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