World Series Play by Play at the Tribune
Beginning Wednesday noon, Tribune hosts megaphone coverage of the World Series between the Washington Americans and the Pittsburgh Nationals. Games Wed and Thu at Forbes Field in Pittsburg, Fri and Sat at Griffith Stadium in Washington. Col. John Taylor to preside as megaphone man. play by play relayed via AP wire. Start times 2 p.m. EST, 12 noon MT.
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Pocatello Baseball
The
Tribune
Washington Americans
Pittsburg Nationals
Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Griffith Stadium
Washington
John Taylor
Associated Press
Tech Notes Highlight Tiger Club and Engineering Groups
A noon meeting of the Tiger club discusses activities for freshmen tasked with policing and assisting in athletics. The Associated Tech Engineers plan an evening regular meeting as the student chapter under the national engineer organization. The Idaho Tech Commerce club issues its inaugural two page bulletin with a humorous edge. Efforts to form a Tech hiking club gain momentum thanks to daily outdoor activity on Red hill.
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Tiger Club
E Tigers
Associated Tech Engineers
American Association of Engineers
National Body of Engineers
Commerce Club Bulletin
Idaho Tech Commerce Club Department
Mierce
Commerce
Tech
Red Hill
Local society notes list weekend trips and visits
Miss Mary Lee O Malley spent the weekend in Salt Lake City visiting her cousin George Green and attended Abie's Irish Rose. Mr and Mrs Xavier Servet and family with Miss Eva Kasiska drove to Arimo and spent the day. Mrs D W Church Mrs W P McDonald Mrs D W Church Jr and John McDonald drove to American Falls to see the new town site and dam. Mabel Curnow Idaho Falls Tribune correspondent spent Sunday in Pocatello. Pren Moore of Boise poultry expert spent Sunday in Pocatello on extension work. Ray Schrader returned to Twin Falls after a weekend in Pocatello. A Hinckley E E Barlet and duck shooters hunted near Aberdeen. Hinckley chairs the Elks duck hunters committee. They will prepare birds for the annual duck feed. Mrs Arthur Martin left for Grand Island Nebraska. Mrs J B Mullen and the Mullens departed for Portland. Miss Mayme Hurt left for Salt Lake. D Harrison the local jeweler left for Salt Lake for L D S conference.
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Mary Lee O'Malley
Salt Lake City
George Green
American Falls
Mabel Curnow
Idaho Falls
The
Tribune
Pocatello
Pren Moore
Boise
University of Idaho
Ray Schrader
Twin Falls
Hinckley
E. E. Barlet
Aberdeen
Elks’ Lodge
Arthur Martin
South Second
Grand Island
Neb
J. B. Mullen
Thomas F. Mullen
William
Jack Mullen
Portland
Mayme Hurt
Salt Lake
D. Harrison
Study League Meeting Moves to Church Basement
The Women s Study league meets Thursday at 2 20 in the Methodist church basement replacing the Y W C A venue. Dr Minnie Howard will lead the study program on Gutzon Borglum His Life and Work.
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Women's Study League
Methodist Church
Minnie Howard
Gutzon Borglum
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We thank our friends the office force and all Masonic bodies for their services and sympathy during our bereavement. We also appreciate the flowers sent. These acts of kindness will be remembered. Mr. and Mrs. M. and Dyers, Mrs. Conoway.
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Toffice Force
M. & Dyers
Conoway
Town Talk Returns From Coast Visit by Hurl Family
Mrs. Dan Hurl and Mrs. Lucy Hurl returned Saturday from a trip in the northwest visiting Seattle and Portland.
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Dan Hurl
Mian
Lucy Hurl
Northwest
Seattle
Portland
Lewis family heads home to Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs Simon Lewis and Miss Charlotte Lewis left today for home in Los Angeles after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Ball in the mer.
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Simon Lewis
Charlotte Lewis
Fred Ball
Los Angeles
Miss Cecilia Layng Visits Brother in Idah Falls
Miss Cecilia Layng and her sister Mrs. N Edigton from San Francisco spent the weekend in Idah Falls visiting their brother Eugene Layng and Mrs Layng.
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Cecilia Layng
Mrs. N. Edigton
San Francisco
Idah Falls
Eugene Laying
Layng
Women heads to Catholic convention in Coeur d Alene
Mrs John Hood and Mrs A W Reed left today for Coeur d Alene to attend the Catholic Women’s isaane convention. The event will be held in the city on October 6 and 7.
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John Hood
A. W., Reed
Coeur d’ Alene
Hunters Return With Full Pheasant Limit Near Shoshone
Herbert Dunn Jack Burros Arthur Scott and H E McKee spent the weekend pheasant hunting near Shoshone and returned with the limit.
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Herbert Dunn
Jack Burros
Arthur Scott
H. E. McKee
Shoshone
Girl Reserves Meet At Franklin Junior High This Afternoon
The Girl Reserves of Franklin Junior High will meet this afternoon at the junior high school. Miss Alice Cosgrove will be in charge of the meeting.
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Franklin Junior High School
Alice Cosgrove
Short Line official returns after illness absence
William J. Mullen of the general offices resumes duties after a two week illness layoff and is back at his desk this morning.
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William J. Mullen
The
Short Line
Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Police Court
M. Vaughn, arrested Sunday on intoxication, was the only offender in police court this morning. He pled guilty and was fined $10 by Police Judge John W. Peter.
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M. Vaughn
John W. Peter
Oculist from Salt Lake to begin biennial eye tests
Short Line Oculist Dr. Pfoutz visiting from Salt Lake City will start tomorrow at this point to conduct the biennial eye examinations for employees required to have tests.
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Pfoutz
Salt Lake
Freight and Passenger Traffic Surge on Short Line
Heavy freight shipments of stock and potatoes move on the Short Line while passenger traffic remains strong with heavy travel to eastern points, according to Ticket Agent Hanson.
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Hanson
Mary Murphy joins Alpha Chi Omega at Idaho
Mary Murphy pledges Alpha Chi Omega at the University of Idaho. She is a Pocatello native and graduate of Pocatello High School and the Idaho Technical Institute.
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Alpha Chi
Mary Murphy
Alpha Chi Omega
University of Idaho
Pocatello
Miss Murphy
Pocatello High School
Idaho Technical Institute
Articles Amended for H. F. Laabs Cheese Co
A certificate of amendment was filed with the county clerk authorizing new capital stock and increasing the board of directors from three to five members.
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H. F. Laabs Cheese Company
Editor F D B Gay Visit Highlights Scenic Highway Tour
F D B Gay, editor of Scenic Highway, a magazine promoting intermountain west scenery and advertising, is visiting Pocatello. He plans a regional tour to inspect sites for his publication and will return to Provo, Utah afterward.
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F. D. B. Gay
Intermountain West
Pocatello
Gay
Provo
Utah
Portland couples obtain marriage licenses in county clerk office
Licenses issued Saturday to Henry H. Tembreuu and Frances T. Meighan of Portland Oregon to Willis A. Dobson and Verda Marie Christensen of Central to Robert C. Hillman of McCammon and Zelmanays Reese of Lava Hot Springs and to Geo Maine Webster and Ruth Winifred Baldwin of Blackfoot.
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Henry H. Tembreuu
Frances T. Meighan
Portland
Ore
Willis A. Dobson
Verda Marie Christensen
Central
Robert C. Hillman
McCammon
Zelmanays Reese
Lava Hot Springs
Geo. Maine Webster
Ruth Winifred Baldwin
Blackfoot
Malone Departure Signals Return to Boston Drama Studies
Miss Margret Malone returns to Boston to resume dramatic art studies at Leland Powers after a month with aunt Miss Margaret Gilmore. En route she will visit Denison, Iowa, to see Mr and Mrs Charles Saunders, formerly Miss Mary Derham.
Concert Postponed Due to Illness of Sanfords Associate
The joint concert by Adelaide Anderson Sanford and Harold Webster of the Adelaide Anderson School of Music has been indefinitely postponed because Mrs Sanford is ill with la grippe. A new date will be announced later after a date is selected.
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Adelaide Anderson
Sanford
Harold Webster
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
la Grippe
Dinner for Meace Opens Y W A Rally With Dinner
The annual Y W A financial team opens the rally with a 6 15 dinner at the Y W A home. Workers are asked to attend as instructions and cards will be issued. John L Brady speaks on The Y W C A Ethlyn Glasser discusses spending six years in a Y W C A Home. Mrs O Ben Ross and Mrs George Oliver also speak. Mrs Gathe will accompany the song.
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Y. W. A. Financial
John L. Brady
Ethlyn Glasser
Mra
Ben Ross
George Oliver
Gathe
Idaho educators discuss Edinburgh meeting and future statewide event
Walter R Siders of Pocatello spoke at the Boise conference for Idaho school folk. He described his attendance at the World Federation of Education Association meeting in Edinburgh as a National Association delegate. About fifty superintendents and principals attended the Boise session called by Miss Ethel B Redfield and Miss Elizabeth Rossum, with plans for a similar north Idaho meeting in Lewisville in the future.
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Siders
Walter R Siders
Pocatello Schoole
Idaho
Boise
Federation of Education Association
Edinburgh
Scotland
Paweation Association
Ethel B. Redfield
Elizabeth Rossum
North Idaho
Lewis
Doctor Evens to Visit Hotel for Eye Examinations
A fragment indicates a doctor named Evens will visit a hotel to conduct eye examinations. It mentions proper eye tests and fitting glasses, though the text is garbled and dates or locations are unclear.
Cars Destroyed by Fire in Unusual Highway Accident
An Oakland touring car owned by James McCavey and a Ford owned by E H Dunn were destroyed by fire after a Sunday night crash two miles south of Poca tello. Gasoline transfer between the cars and a night glare led to a collision with Joe Howard’s Star car causing flames that demolished the vehicles.
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Oakland
James McCavey
E. I. Dunn
Pocatello
Price
Oliver
McCavey
E. H. Dunn
Joe Howard
Ford
Gathered Guests at St. Marie Attendants List Across Regions
A long luncheon in the St. Marie area drew a crowd of visitors and residents, with dozens of names listed from Idaho Falls to Seattle. The unnamed returning resident plans to stay near a local neighbor by the river as social chatter reflects lingering distance between two prominent women.
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Pocatello
Pocatelo
District Court Opens for September Term
The September term of district court opened with District Judge O R Baum presiding. William Simms, a Negro, was recalled from a six months jail sentence and placed in county jail to serve the term after being cited into court for a liquor charge. Proceedings included evidence from US Commissioner Theodore Turner and County Attorney H J Swanson regarding Simms arrest for prohibition violations. The trial of Myrtle Anderson and John Murphy for disorderly conduct continued this afternoon.
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O. R. Baum
William Simms
H. W. Henderson
Simms
Baum
U. S
Theodore Turner
H. J. Swanson
Prohibition Enforcement
State of
Idaho
Myrtle Anderson
John Murphy
Pocatello YMCA Poster Calls Basketball Center of Idaho
A Y M C A bulletin shows a Idaho map with Pocatello labeled as the basketball center of Idaho and the Y as the basketball center of Pocatello. It lists working-out squads from the Shop Employers association Kraft Cheese Co O L mail clerks Episcopalian Congregational and other church and ward groups awaiting league organization.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Basketball Center of
Shop Employer’ Association
Kraft Cheese Co. O. & L
Episcopalian
Congregational
Congregational Junors
Christian Science
L. D. & Jeniors
Presbyterian
Baptist
Free D Day Test Promises Whiter Teeth and Health
A vintage ad promotes Pep sodent as a new dental paste that fights the film on teeth. It claims old dentifrices fail to remove it and urges readers to mail a coupon for results that amaze. It warns film causes decay and gum trouble and urges buying through a druggist.
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