Commencement Exercises for High School Seniors Tonight
The largest graduating class in school history will receive diplomas tonight in the auditorium. The 8:30 program includes a selection by Mariner vole and Violin Arthur Teple, vocal Alice Potter, address by Dr John Edward Carver, presentation by George B Crawford, and diplomas by A L Merrill. Seniors listed include Margaret Allard, Lael Anthony, Dee Atkeson, Elvin Baggs, Howard Ball, Grace Barnum, Thelma Beardsley, Revd Bevans, and many others.
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Mariner Vole
Leigh Gittins
M. A. Pond
First Ward
Ll. D
A. L Merrill
G. William Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Argaret Allard
Lael Anthony
Dee Atkeson
Elvin Baggs
Howard Ball
Grace Barnum
Thelma Beardslevy
Revd Bevans
Allens Bourne
James M. Brady
James FE. Brady
Thalia Brady
Thelma Bradley
Beeda Brennecke
Dorothy Bucks
Vivian Christiansen
Marvin L. Corbridge
Fauntella Coffin
Virginia Cornell
Titus Cornell
Fred Cox
Ona Crockett
Paul Davis
Janet Deacon
Carl S Dice
Ellen Edgley
Phenoi Edgley
Samuel Ferguson
Edmund Ferr
Edith Fraker
Ernest Gladwin
Naomi Gifford
Leigh Flittins
Elfie Gueetzel
Homer Gower
Tessie Hackworth
Rlin Hale
Georgia Hall
Wrakes
Blanche Hedberg
Edgar Henderson
Ida Hillbrand
Lucille Holland
Forrest Howard
Victor W
Sen
Mildred Keeler
Florence Ley
Wallace Kirkman
Beverly Matthews
Walter Manning
Minnie Marra
Marian McGowan
Hugh Miler
Thelmng Milliken
James K. Mitchel
Vivienne Mosher
Elmer Moore
Ethel Myers
Jack Norris
Tozao Numote
Selby
Friday Radio Guide Highlights Multiple Stations and Times
A list of Friday May 29 radio programs across stations KFWA KOA KOB KFI KFOA Hollywood KLX and others includes concerts talks violin opera and dance music with varied schedules from 7 p m to 3 a m plus a baseball item from WOCO and a night program by Night Hawks reflecting the era’s programming style.
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Pocatello
KFWA
Ogden
KOA
Denver
Judge Hershey
KOB
State College
N. M
Pullman
KFI
Los Angeles
KFOA
Seattle
Hollywood
Portland
Hoot Owls
KLX
Oakland
Lentertainers
KFRU
Bristow
WOCO
Minneapolis
Veterans To Participate In Memorial Day Exercises
Br. F. Hamilton, post commander of Pocatello American Legion, calls all World War veterans to join local Memorial Day ceremonies. Legionnaires meet at Senior High School at 9:45 a.m. Uniforms encouraged. full attendance requested.
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BR. F. Hamilton
Pocatello
American Legion
Hamilton
Pocatello Post
Memorial Day Committee
Funeral for John Wiillip Maers Set for Saturday
The funeral for John Wiillip Maers will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock from the L. D. S. meeting house in Inkem. Rev. Cate will deliver the sermon. Bishop Cardon will oversee services with McHan Undertaking Company directing the funeral. Superintendent Wm. Connar of the Fort Hall agency was in town Thursday. Fishermen must secure reservation fishing permits tonight as agency offices close Saturday and Sunday.
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Wm. Connar
Fort Hall
Local dances announced across venues this weekend
A Commercial hall dance on Saturday invites the public with awards for both ladies and gentlemen and Mellveen Brothers providing music. Mooseheart Legion hosts another Saturday night dance at West Center K of C hall with Helen Modlish orchestra. Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters meet tonight at Eagles hall for initiation. Tech Alumni banquet reservations line Miss Knox. banquet Tuesday at 7 in Tech dining hall. Eagles hall hosts another weekend social with Eagles Orchestra.
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Mellveen Brothers Orchestra
Agnes Knowles
J. M. Knowles
South Arthur Avenue
Mooseheart Legion
Hall
West Center
Helen Modlish
Gate City Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Eagles Hall
Tech
Miss Knox
Eagles
Shirley Marshall Delights Audience in Violin Recital
Shirley Marshall drew the largest crowd among this year’s certificate recitals at Tech last night. The student showed notable violin progress, with DeBernot’s Scene de Ballet a standout. bouquets were given by friends and admirers. Baritone N. B. Grossman, a pupil of Sarah Thomas, assisted and was recalled after each set.
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Marshall
Tech
Miss Marshall
DeBernot
N. B. Grossman
Grossman
Mr. Grossman
Sarah. Thomas
L. Roubidoux
Idaho Tech to Present Sophomore Entertainment Program
The Idaho Tech sophomore class presents a Saturday evening show at 8 o’clock in Frazier hall featuring two comedies, a pantomime, and musical numbers. Gerald Waring’s original pantomime will be staged with the Tech Symphony, with Alvin Morgan and Marguerite Rickard as singers and Donald Bell on piano. Rickard, back from California, makes a rare local appearance accompanied by Mrs. J. F. Damron. tickets are at Temple Pharmacy.
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Tech
Beatrice Thurst
Dramatics Department
Gerald Waring
Tech Symphony Orchestra
Alvin Morgan
Marguerite Rickard
Donald Bell
Music
Miss Rickard
California
Shoe
Los Angeles
Miss Richard
Pocatello
Rickard
J. F. Damron
Temple Pharmacy
Frazier Hall
Mark Every Grave M29 Special for Weekend at Paris Confectionary
Weekend ad highlights a Paris Confectionary sale with a marked grave theme. Ice cream soda priced at 10 cents and the special runs Saturday and Sunday, appealing to shoppers seeking novelty.
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Paris
Alumni officers elected at annual high school banquet
The Pocatello senior high alumni elected Titus Cornell as president, Victor W. Jorgensen as vice president, and Adelaide Anderson as secretary treasurer. The banquet at Bannock hotel drew a good crowd. remarks highlighted Principal Crawford’s six year tenure and school growth. Music directed by Adelaide Anderson featured Mae Nissen, Dorothy McArthur, and Mary Roberts. The event closed with the Alma Mater Poky High song. next meeting May 27, 1926.
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Bannock
Jean Bistline
Pred Quinn
James Murphy Brady
Walter R. Siders
George BR. Crawford
Gaylord Sanford
Crawford
Pocatello
Titus Cornell
Victor W. Jorgensen
Adelaide Anderson
Poky High
Telephoned heart diagnosis thrills medical delegates
Atlantic City May 29 AP. Veterans marveled at a heart disease diagnosis sent over wires linking New York Chicago and Atlantic City. Two stethograms were transmitted from New York to Chicago in seven minutes and displayed for 1 500 AA delegates. Dr Greer diagnosed irregularity with poor prognosis. Dr Lambert concurred after prior exam. The test hailed as a new era enabling distant expert consultation. The convention also adopted a resolution protesting legal limits on teaching evolution.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New York
Chicago
James R. Greer
American Medical Association
Samuel W. Lambert
Dr. Greer
Lambert
Horace M. Brown
Milwaukee
Aberdeen Middleweight Wins Tame Six Round Bout
Leo Lomski of Aberdeen defeated Gordon McKay of Pocatello Idaho in a six round boxing bout in Hoquiam Washington. McKay carried the defense most of the match as Lomski claimed the decision.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Gordon McKay
Pocatello
Idaho
McKay
Liver Health Ad Claims Herbine For Working Folk
An advertisement urges the working public to take Herbine when liver function wanes. It warns of languor and mood decline as signs of illness and promises purification of the system and renewed vigor. Sold by Watson Drug Co. for 60 cents.
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Watson Drug Co
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promotes Digestive Health
An advertisement claims health and weight goals rely on liver stomach and digestion. It promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation, easing stomach liver and appendicitis symptoms. Available at Cook's Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Cook’s Drug Store
Optical shop upsells frames and lenses with added options
The offer lists additional charges of one dollar for better frames, toric lenses, and astigmatic lenses, indicating optional upgrades for eyewear users.
Notable Ride Captured On Camera In Gold Heels
Seaten Robby Agnew stars as Checkers Campbell in Gold Heels at Capitol theatre. The film adapts the stage hit Checkers with racing scenes showing Agnew riding a horse during filmed races. He claims to be the only actor in pictures to ride a race under camera observation.
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Robby Agnew
Checkers
Capitol Theatre
Bobby
Campbell
The Monster film described as a creepy mystery tale
Review notes a eerie picture with relief humor that steadies nerves. Roland West directed with noble metal touch, delivering hair raising adventures as beds sink doors open and hooded figures seize victims to a hideous cellar.
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Roland West
Monster Frustration at Orpheum Prompts Night Trip
The article notes a dramatic display featuring a secretive electric chair and an operating table. It highlights How The Monster’s frustration as a main draw for tonight or tomorrow at the Orpheum theater.
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Orpheum
Old Home Week at Strand with Thomas Meighan
Studio notes promote Old Home Week at the Strand starring Thomas Meighan. The film is billed as his best work with dramatic action and humor, playing tonight and tomorrow for the last performances.
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Fine Film
Strand
Thomas Meighan
Barber Added to Daisybelle Beauty Shoppe at Fargo's
A first class barber has joined the personnel of the Daisybelle Beauty Shoppe located at Fargo's, expanding services and expertise for local patrons.
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Daisybelle
Fargo’s
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