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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

2

Campaign for Scouts Opens at Blackfoot

A meeting of the Bingham County Scout Organization finance committee and Mutual officers plus Stake Presidency members convened to plan a countywide campaign to raise funds for scouting. Rea Copalap reported that 4750 dollars are needed to launch the district program, with allocations to each community and committees empowered to raise the money. The group named several committee members across communities including Orson Manwaring Joe Jensen Melvin Barrus View Groveland J S Gardiner S A Judd and many others to lead the efforts.

Blackfoot Finance Commstiae Bingham Cersary Scout Organization Mutual Stake Rea Copalap Shelley Stake Idaho Pallant Neil Fyle Rex Denlap HB. MacCosteem BH Kimnary P. B Daney J Jennen Leonard Davis Nofear Davie Peter G Will Peterson Oscar New Man Riverside J. D. Jensen RE. Merkley George Cobley W. JL. Bithell Wepelle Ezra Buchanan Chase Rich Ree W. FB. Wright Grant Tounforé Edgar Fielsted Riverton

Notable Names in Springfield Historical Ledger

Richard Ward Kenneth Loveless Hugh Line Sterling FP B. Dance J is Williams W A Goodwin Thomas coute 2 Arthur Sayner James Whit Dewey Blackburn Springfield.

Richard Ward Kenneth Loveless Hugh Line Sterling FP. B. Dance J Is. Williams W. A. Goodwin Thomas Coute Arthur Sayner James Whit Dewey Blackburn Springfield

Rotary banquet fosters fellowship with younger generation

Idaho Falls Rotary club hosted its annual Fathers’ ang oous banquet at the Presbyterian church dining room. About one hundred Rotarians, sons, and borrowed sons attended. Toastmaster William Mulhall led a program including welcomes by George Fitzpatrick and readings by Wallace Hennett, with prize peanuts for the youngsters.

iTribual Speciel Idaho Falls Presbyterian Church Rotary Raymond Shyder Rotary Club William Mulhall Mr. Mulhall Charles Dinwoody Hyrum Kirkham George Fitspatrick Charles Browning Robert E. Lee Wallace Hennett Robert Kinnaird Dean Michelberger

Blackfoot Rotary Hosts Guests At Luncheon

Tribune Blackfoot reports a luncheon by the Blackfoot Rotary featuring chef Addison T Smith who spoke on the two houses of Congress and debate limits. Guest James Pendlebury discussed Blackfoot warehousing for potatoes, with Scout Executive Buryl Blevins also in attendance.

Tribune Blackfoot Hmn Addison T Smith Lackfoot Rotary Congress Senate House James Pendlebury Blackfoot Scout Buryl Blevins

High School Talent Highlights Rotary Kiwanis Evening

Blackfoot on October 2 featured high school talent for a Kiwanis program. Lole Davis read with Maude Forrester at the piano. Randall Wai lis spoke on Kiwanis links to high school athletics and club support. Cappellin, the expression teacher, attended. A T Springer was admitted to the club.

Tribune Blackfoot Kiwanis Lole Davis Maude Forrester Randall Wailis Kiwanis Club Miss Cappellin A.T. Springer

Idaho Power Employee Tries Embezzlement Case

Jay J. Lockie faces trial in district court in Twin Falls on charges of embezzling about 15,000 from Idaho Power. Testimony shows he admitted taking and not returning funds between 5,000 and 7,900, alleging altered receipts and diverted surplus for personal use.

Twin Falls Oet. 2 Jay J. Lockie Idaho Power Company J. &. Josiyn Justyn Lockie

Farley to Address Idaho Falls Chamber Event

W H Farley a national business speaker will address Idaho Falls chamber of commerce on October 6. He is an authority on merchandising and has led discussions across the United States and Canada, with high demand at national business conventions.

Tribune Idaho Falls W. H. Farley Chamber of Commerce Farley

Convicted Illicit Stills Suspect Begins Eight Month Sentence

Blackfoot October 2 Justino De Guilio, convicted of unlawful possession after deputies found two stills at his farm, began an eight month sentence in Bingham County Jail on October 1. He had been living under a suspended sentence to harvest his crop, which is now finished and led to his custody.

Blackfoot Justino de Guilio Bingham County Sheriffs Force Bingham County de Guthio

Dent and Fisher wed in Blackfoot after judge’s approval

Seth Dent and Zora Fisher of Blackfoot were married by Judge J. E. Good on October 1, with the ceremony noted in the local column.

Tirebune Blackfoot Seth Dent Zora Fisher J. E. Good

Local Notes and Social News From Town

News bits from town cover edits and meetings at the Metcummon News office. Lighthouse social events, visits, and travels of Minnie Price Bert Green's appendicitis recovery at Lava Hot Springs hospital plus a christen Endeavor meeting set at the M B Church.

Taslerwe Wedais McCammon Winkinmong Pooutellu Nuimvas Ois J. Bb. Wainey Metcummon News Tae S UcaLello Minnie Price Salt Lane City Fred Londensehmiditard Ruth Rome Tion Weaver Sumer Christain Endezvor M. BE Mp2 Bert Green Lava Hot Springs

Funeral Services Held for McCammon Bay

A large gathering attended the funeral for Neil Orgill son of Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Orgill at the L D S church in McCammon. The service featured Ward choir, solos, and remarks from Ernest Alten Rev Fred Nihart R L Dixon and R T Hale, with interment in the L D S cemetery alongside Scouts and local residents.

Tribune McCammon Neil Orgill Airs Nephi Orgill Pocatello Hospital Palibearere G Ward J. R. Harris Ward Choir Ernest Alten Fred Nihart R. L. Dixon R. T. Hale Harris Gistern A. W. Hall Flalph Green Pollowipe Pheasrv L. D Ernest. Allen Ontac George Obray Erickreeve Bradley Mee Proch Rawlins Pargdice Tah Jr Westie Lish Peeatelta Eac Claud Lish Onyx

Ducks Open Early as Hunters Report Good Bags

The duck season opened bright and early Thursday with many hunters in the field. Despite reports of heavy bombardment early, observers say a number of good bags were secured after daylight.

McCammon

Deemers Take Extended Vacation From Eccles Hotel

Mr and Mrs H H Deemer who have managed the Eccles hotel in Blackfoot for two years plan an extended absence for health. They will hunt in Boise country then head to the coast. W J Carlisle becomes temporary manager and Jack Nurke serves as day clerk.

Tribune

Funeral for little daughter draws school dismissal

The funeral for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angela Katsegeans was held at Rose church. The day’s events included six blue girls as flower girls with pallbearers, and speakers Charles Lilvlst of Poca tello and Hon. Peter G. Johnston of Hiackfoot.

Blackfoot J. &. Gardner Angela Katsegeans Rose Church Eitenecion Charles Lilvlst Pocatello Peter G. Johnston Hiackfoot

Taxes Delinquent for 1931 Public Notice

Taxes delinquent for 1931 will be deeded to the county on January 34 next if not paid. Delinquent taxes remain payable to stop the transfer.

Screen Bobbed Huair at Capitol theatre

A Warner Bros. Clasure film titled Screen Bobbed Huair screens at the Capitol theatre. The picture, based on a naval work by twenty authors, is described by Marguerits Aspinwall who explains the collaborative writing process and the idea originated with George Palmer Putnam.

Bobbed Huair Warner Bros Capitol Theatre Marguerits Aspinwall Mr Aspinswell Ofr George Palmer Putnam Xeiua

Chaplin Comedy The Gold Rush Heads Capitol Bill

Charlie Chaplin calls The Gold Rush a comedy yet his artistry adds drama and pathos. The Capitol theatre will feature The Gold Rush as the next Sunday’s main attraction, alongside his films A Night in a London Music Hall and A Woman of Paris.

Charlie Chaplin Charlie Charles London Paris Chaplin Rejress Capitol Theatre

Peart Players headlining Rex vaudeville bill

Tonight at the Rex theatre the Peart Players from San Francisco present four acts of vaudeville. The Allen sisters perform clever dances, Mr Bird sings two solos, and a Hawaiian dance closes the first portion. A humorous Irish monologue follows with Pat’s early years. Professor Wallsheger plays violin with Miss Lucile Blake at the piano, then a one act playlet Parted by Tatienee ends the program with laughs.

Rex Theatre Peart Supreme Vaudeville San Francisco Allen Sisters Mr. Bird Mr. Peart Pat

Bad Lands at the Strand with Harry Carey

At the Strand Harry Carey stars as a famed Indian fighter who overcomes disgrace to save Fort Sumner for civilization in Bad Lands. A two reel Mack Sennett comedy Cupid's Boots also completes the bill.

Strand Harry Carey Fort Sumner

Soul Fire at the Orpheum Stars Richard Barthelmess

Richard Barthelmess headlines Soul Fire at the Orpheum Theatre a major screen release. The film follows Eric Fane a composer in turmoil seeking a symphony across Italy Paris and perilous South Seas with a strong supporting cast including Bessie Love Helen Ware and Walter Long.

Orpheum Richard Barthelmess Soul Fire Eatr Barthelmess Seoul Fire Lunioricom Eric Fane Fane Italy Paris Park South Seas Barhkelmess Bessie Love Testa Helen Ware Walter Lone Carlotta Montero Rits Rossi Effie Shannen Lee Baker Parriet Sterling

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