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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
6
A druggist ad touts Joint-Ease as a penetrating rub for stiff swollen joints. It claims fast relief within minutes by applying to skin and tissues around tendons and ligaments, usable twice in one evening for severe pain.
A. B. Minear of Denver will attend a Y M C A lunch in Pocatello hosted by Ralph R. Wolf. The unofficial visit includes a talk on the National Thrift Movement and its link to industry. Minear surveys of urban transit and social welfare shape his address. He will travel Friday evening to Butte and then Great Falls, Montana.
A renowned judge in our city takes a brief respite between hearings on bootlegger prosecutions. He jokes at the Elks club about trying the illicit liquor and remains active in social circles, while several officials and guests register at local hotels such as the Bannock and St Marie. Notables visiting include J. M. Greenfield of Syms York Co Boise and many others from Salt Lake City Reno Portland and Denver.
Dr. Frank Sprague and Dr. Tx Mullen depart at noon for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the American Medical Association convention. They will also take part in centennial exercises at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia both graduates of the institution.
The annual senior play draws crowds to Temple Pharmacy seats as James M. Chester Binney Alicie P. Ethel Simmons lead the cast in a comedy. Miss White guides dramatic coaching with Miss Woodring handling ticket sales, aiming to match past successes in the 1925 production.
Miss Ellen Lugstrom soprano and William Fox cellist presented a Tech certificate recital to a large audience in Frazier Hall. Lugstrom, praised for a rich soprano voice, received many flowers while Fox displayed notable cello technique. The program included Serenade-Les Millian D'Arlequin by Drigo, a standout piece.
A regular meeting of Pocatello aerie No 119 F O Eagles is this evening with expected good attendance. Fraternal Order of Eagles meets tonight in Eaglestally with officer installation and other business. Mooseheart Legion dance is Saturday night with awards and Helen Robbins orchestra. Willing Workers and American Legion events noted.
The Tech baseball team plays O L Carmen tonight at 5 30 with free admission. The glee club meets at 7. Miss Jessie Connell leads today’s Tech assembly, featuring Lois Stewart readings and Fern Williams piano solos. A W C club take off on a small town theatre scene drew laughs. Andy Campbell and Thair Black spoke about the Southeastern track meet this Saturday urging student turnout. George Young announced a May 30 sophomore entertainment in Frazier hall with three short comedies and Marguerite Rickard, Pocatello singer, featured.
Advertises McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as sugar coated and candy like for skinny men and women to gain weight fast. Claims five pounds in 30 days with money back if not achieved and notes benefit for weak children and appetite improvement.
A Friday night program at Frazier Hall presents a three part dance revue by the pupils of the ballet school. The event features a varied lineup of young dancers including Anna Louise Etzel Evelyn Lyons Jessie Ecklund Rosina Delay Nott Morris Read Watson Ursula Brunner Georgia Etta Brunner Juge Chestnut Lavida Cameron Marva Sorensen Dorothy Carter Elsie Oblin Pearl Stoker Helen Wathlington Helen Clift Louise Behaefer Geraldine Harbert Frances Margaret Cavanaugh Helen Ritt McGowan Maxine Johnson Margaret Stanley Doll Marmon Gloria Marmon Winifred Price Mary McCabe Wanda Howell Doris Amphlett Sean Watson Orris McKnelly Ora Pett.
The Know Your Town fifth series program by the Y W C A takes place Friday at 2 15 PM at the Y Home. It surveys industrial economic and social conditions of Patello and examines church liberalism conservatism, attitudes on social questions, interdenominational activity, and church roles in the community especially regarding women and girls. The committee includes ministers and wives, church representatives, and Mesdames Horsfall Raaf Cleare Thompson and Uhl.
Bank clearings in Pocatello on Wednesday totaled 211913.83 dollars. Mrs. C L Taylor departed Wednesday night for a several week visit in Carthage Missouri.
Short Line announces summer excursion rates to eastern points take effect Friday. The schedule emphasizes affordable travel for weekend trips and seasonal getaways.
John Crumley aged 16 was arrested today on charges of stealing cars. He and two or three other youths are accused of taking four automobiles in Pocatello and the case will be referred to Judge Hyde of the juvenile court.
The De Molay band meets Friday at 9 at the Masonic temple and proceeds to the Bannock hotel to serenade Henry P. Glindeman land commander of the Knights employ. They escort him to the Masonic temple for the Commandery sessions. Glindeman resides in Coeur d’Alene.
A lively dance with refreshments drew a large crowd to Black Rock school near Portneuf Saturday night. Music by H. M. Palmer and others was praised as exceptionally good, and attendees reports show everyone enjoyed themselves.
The Short Line provides special sleepers for the American Institute of Bankers convention in Kansas City Missouri on July 14. Sleepers from the northwest and California will be consolidated at Ogden in a special section leaving at 2 45 p m on July 11.
The real estate transfers include J W Moorman etux to A L Bonnell for Lots 7 to 15 inel Block 26 Grace. E C White etux to Leonora Ritzman for Lots 4 and 5 Block 497 8050 ft. W T Wayment etux to Cache Valley Land and Livestock Co misel land. R C Herdliska et al to Harold H Holmes Lot 20 Block 155. Ray T Stokes etux to Lizzie A Ash Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 1 Fairview. Pocateilo Lodge No 674 Elks to Idaho Tech Inst Dormito Building Asen Lots 17 18 19 20 Block 183. E C White Co to Idaho Tech Ins Dormitory association Lots 15 16 Block 183 8400 ft.
The Pocatello Rifle and Pistol club posted strong marks last night with Marley achieving a high net score of 286 and Frazer a top handicap score of 318. Frazer won the evening’s prize, a selection of treats, while pistol targets showed Marley 43 Evans 41 and Sorgatz 36. The NSA spring and summer program has been received and several members will compete in upcoming events.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as removing gas and old waste in the digestive system. It quotes Mrs. O. McGinnis praising instant relief and renewed appetite and sleep. The ad promises relief from bloating and chronic constipation.
Chief of Police L A Lehr announced six unlicensed dogs picked up Monday were disposed of by law Wednesday evening. Four more are to be executed at sundown. Dogs are held in the estray pound twenty four hours after pickup. owners failing to claim them and pay the license fee face death for their canines. The dog wagon will go into ser-
City officials report delays as owners fail to provide required licenses. Vendors blamed for missing citations and unclear guidelines. The issue stalls Friday markets and raises questions about permit processes and oversight.
Advert says Othine Double Strength cream removes freckles and lightens skin with nightly and morning application. One ounce often suffices to clear skin for a fair complexion. Includes money back guarantee and recommends Othine Comply Soap and Othine shampoo sold at drug stores or by mail from Othine Laboratories, Buffalo, N Y.
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