Tech students of music to hold first certificate recital
The Idaho Tech Institute conservatory of music presents a joint certificate recital Tuesday May 19 1925 at 8 00 P M in Frazier Hall featuring Karl Stoll and Hugh Miller on cornet Leigh Gittins and William Holder on clarinet. Pupils of L Roubidoux and J Gardner, assisted by Marguerite Sh soprano, perform works by Bellini Grieg and others. Karl Stoll born 18 years old son of Mr and Mrs George Stoll of 717 South Fourth and Leigh Gittins 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Gittins of 458 South Seventh appear in this inaugural event.
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Karl Stoll
Hugh Miller
Leigh Gittins
William Holder
Tech Conservatory of Music
Jano
Music
Ublicia
Sars Broli
Wil'am Holder
L. Roubidoux
J. ©. Gardner
Marguerite Sh
Frazier Hall
George Stoll
South Fourth
Idaho Tech Institute Conservatory of Music
Karl
George Gittins
South Seventh
G. C. Miller
West Hayden
Idaho Tech Woe Conservatory of Music
W. E. Holder
North Harrison
Pocatello
Glenn’s Ferry
McQuade
Cranor McQuade
Nash
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Bacon
Parker
Lundy
Gilmore
Vaughan
Holt
White
Harter
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Benson
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Umner
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Y Pree
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Therriault
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Stratford
Zeiders
Ee Emeweeeese
Greenburg
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McCabe
Rossiter
Pecatello Chapter R A M meeting postponed after accident
Pecatello Chapter No 6 of the Royal Arch Masons will hold its regular meeting this evening. The Grand Chapter entertainment committee will report. A full attendance is requested. The Moose social is postponed due to a serious auto accident involving Dr and Mrs W F Kettenring.
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Pecatello
W. F. Kettenring
Industrial Secretary Minear to Visit Pocatello
At the Railroad Y M C A board meeting the Rocky Mountain regional industrial secretary A B Minear announced he will pass through Pocatello next Friday. The board invites a luncheon address for directors trustees and invited guests. Hinckley named Pocatello delegate to the Washington Idaho Conference in Portland May 29 with Witty as alternate. Ralph R Wolf notes many top business and professionals from three states will attend. Hinckley and Witty serve on the Oregon Idaho Interstate committee. Hinckley chairs the industrial and R R committee. Whittlesey to organize a library and reading room subcommittee. Regular Monday noon meetings to continue.
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A. B. Minear
Rocky Mountain
National
Y. M. C. A. Council
Mr. Minear
Minear
Board of Directors
A. C. Hinckley
Pocatello
Washington
Local Health and Medical Updates Near City
Mrs. A. W. Beuther is ill at her home northwest of the city. Bobby Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sharp, was bitten by a dog Sunday and treated at a local hospital. Jimmy Logan of 118 North First has recovered from recent surgery and returned home. Charles Krist underwent surgery Sunday at a local hospital. F. E. Rumsey of Downey consulted local physicians Sunday. Norman Stedfeldt fractured his left arm while pole vaulting Saturday evening.
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A. W. Beuther
Bobby Sharp
W. C. Sharp
Jimmy Logan
North First
Charles Krist
F. E. Rumsey
Downey
Norman Stedfeldt
Connely Brothers Both Appointed to Annapolis
Word arrives that Edwin Connely of this city has an Annapolis appointment and his brother Tom will enter with him. Tom Connely has been at the Annapolis training school in San Diego this winter. They are sons of Mrs. E. M. Conniley of 532 North Hayes.
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Edwin Connely
Annapolis
Tom
Tom Connely
San Diego
E. M. Conniley
North Hayes
Harvard Polo Receives Eleven Ponies From Pinkerton
Harvard varsity polo team receives eleven ponies from Allan Pinkerton and plans progress this season at Shae. In 1908 the Milwaukee club of the American association faced defeat as opponents blocked their votes.
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Harvard
Allan Pinkerton
Milwaukee
Bishop Gor man Visits Boise Diocese City
The Right Reverend Daniel M. Gorman, bishop of the Boise diocese, paid a visit to Pocatello today. This marked a notable ecclesiastical engagement as church leaders conduct regional outreach.
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Daniel M. Gorman
Boise
Pocatello
Condition Improves For Frank Sands After Stroke
Frank Sands, who had a paraly tic stroke days ago at the Elks club, was reported improved today. He remains a patient at General hospital.
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Frank Sands
Elks’ Club
Mr. Sands
General Hospital
Pair of women improving after early Wednesday auto crash
Mrs. Howard G Archibald and Mrs. Ruth Hendricks are recovering at General hospital from injuries in an auto accident early Wednesday. A marked improvement was noted today by Dr. H F Irwin the attending physician.
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Howard G. Archibald
Ruth Hendricks
General Hospital
H. F. Irwin
Vaudette Exum Secures Pacific Coast Vaudeville Contract
Miss Maude Exum, a local music school graduate, earns a vaudeville contract for the Pacific coast. Her final local appearance is Barney Google Follies at Blackfoot on Tuesday May 21.
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Maude Exum
Pacific Coast
Barney Google
Blackfoot
Summer School Trip for Neal Anderson
Neal Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Neal Anderson of 1505 North Main left Saturday for Portland Seattle San Francisco Hollywood and Berkeley to attend summer school at the University of California.
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Neal Anderson
North Main
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Hollywood
Berkeley
University of Califor
Sunnylanders Win 4-1 Over Lima Railroaders in Idaho Falls
The Sunnylanders, Idaho Falls based Union Pacific Athletic Club team, defeated the Lima railroaders 4 to 1 on Sunday afternoon in Idaho Falls. Montana division officials were in attendance observing the game.
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Sunnylanders
Idaho Falls
Union Pacific Athletic Club
Lima, Montana
Bids for Swift Plants in Twin Falls and Caldwell Delayed
The Tribune reports contracts for the new Swift plants in Twin Falls and Caldwell will be delayed until bids are approved at the company's Chicago headquarters. Bids must be received at the Chicago office by May 22.
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Swift
Twin Falls
Caldwell
The
Tribune
Chicago
Contracts Reported In Sun Day Tribune
A brief item notes that contracts had been announced, details withheld in the fragmentary Sun Day Tribune report.
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Tribune
Real Estate Transfers Filed Saturday
Real estate transfers listed include Edwin F Kelly et ux to National Loan Co for 160 acres in township 7 south and south ranges plus 66.9 acres lot 2 in townships 7 and 8. United States to Ida A Nesbit covering multiple fractional sections in township 9. First National Bank Logan to J L Slortvigsen for ny acres in sections 26 and 23, township 11. Andrew Cutler et ux to John Kately for parcels in section 4 northeast and section 9 northwest, township 6. John Kutch to Theo J Turner for parcels in section 9, township 5.
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Kelly
Edwin F. Etux
Nat’l, Loan Co
S&s. RE
United States
Ida A. Nesbit
First
Nat’l. Bank
Logan
J. L. Slortvigsen
Sey
Cutler
Andrew
Etux
John Kately
Bey
Kutch
John
Theo J
Turner
Unsettled Utah Weather Hints At Dance Hall Repairs
Unsettled conditions persist tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Repairs are planned at floor Meridell Dance Hall through Saturday, affecting local weather affected event plans.
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Utah
Meridell Dance Hall
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