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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1925

Page

16

Senator Witty Accepts National Layman's Council Post

Idaho attorney and former Bannock County senator W H Witty will leave Pocatello for New York City to serve as executive secretary of the National Layman's council. He departs Oct 20 for Washington to attend the YMCA national council as Idaho delegate before starting duties in New York. He has long been active in Pocatello civic and church life.

W. H. Witty Pocatello Witty New York City Northern Baptist Convention Washington, D. C National Council of the Idaho Wilty Bannock County Ilo

High School Notes on Fundraisers and Activities

The junior class plans a dance at the high school during the Salt Lake game to raise funds for the junior prom. Assemblies promote season football ticket sales, with similar events at Irving and Franklin junior high schools. Girls’ soccer practice begins, lockers are being keyed, and a history reading initiative is encouraged. A High School Athletic association meeting outlined plans for the October 10 Pocatello Salt Lake game, including ground work, policing, gate management, concessions, and potential one act plays to fund scenery. The first Parent-Teachers association meeting is scheduled at Central High School tonight.

Salt Lake Franklin Junior High School Athletic Association of Irving Junior High School Franklin Junior High Elouise Smith High School Athletic Association Byrd Reynolds Wheeler Cox Miller Green Spade J. R. Burbidge Harold Stowell Parentehers’ Association Central High School

Rehearing Denied by Supreme Court in Milling Case

The Idaho Supreme Court denied a petition for rehearing in the milling case involving Citizens Bank and Trust, National Bank of Idaho, and related parties against Pocatello Milling and Elevator and others. Justices declined to reverse but allowed modification rather than full reversal, leaving questions to the lower court. Tribune Want Ads for Results.

Supreme Court Citizens Bank and Trust Company National Bank of Idaho Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Trustees Pocatello Milling and Elevator Company John L. Barr F. C. Ayers Mercantile Company Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company Pocatello Flour Mills Company William A. Lee William E. Lee Givens

Night classes at Idaho Tech delayed to October 26

H C Goggins announces the Idaho Tech night school will delay opening due to engineering building construction. Evening sessions resume Monday October 26 with 7 pm registration and 7 to 9 40 pm classes on Monday Tuesday and Thursday offering Americanization commerce auto mechanics French business English calculator comptometer millinery and telegraphy. The enroll body fee remains five dollars for fifty nights of instruction.

H. C. Goggins Commerce Idaho Tech

Fjeldsted Praises Utah State Fair Exhibit Strength

E J Fjeldsted returned from Salt Lake where he oversaw livestock judging at the Utah state fair last week. He said every department topped previous standards and livestock interest rose sharply with 475 hogs from six states. California sent Holsteins and new steel grandstand seats 8000, while gate receipts rose over prior year.

E. J. Fjeldsted Salt Lake Utah Nebraska California Sarah Ann Duplicate C. 8. Potter Ofen Idaho Blackfoot

Charleston Craze Sweeps City Learn the New Dance

The Charleston, the season's sensation, draws both young and old to study the hip twisting steps. Poettello’s exponents and local instructors describe its origins in Florida and Charleston, its playful appeal, and the growing classes in Pocatello as crowds anticipate crowded halls and eager learners.

Charleston Mazie Love ‘Proctor Pocatello Proctor Florida South Carolina Dan New York Hannahs Daddy Pouis Willin

Gassers Narrowly Escape After Car Plunges Toward Fence

A Packard sedan owned by Geo Gasser of Poentello veered to avoid a calf, hit loose dirt, and crashed into a highway guard fence. Passengers included Mrs. Gasser and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bird of this city. The car remained on the roadside at about 5 PM, narrowly missing a thirty foot embankment and likely serious injuries.

Wkom Geo. P. Gasser Poentello Mr. Gasser Gasser Joe Bird

Charlie Chaplin Reclaims Comedy Crown With The Gold Rush

The Capitol theatre draws crowds as Charlie Chaplin returns after over two years away. The Gold Rush proves the king of screen comedy still dominates, with Chaplin topping rivals and reaffirming his unmatched fame and charm.

Charlie Chaplin Capitol Theatre Trilby Chaplin Charlie Mouse A Mustache

Confessions of a Queen at the Strand theater

Lewis Stone stars in the film version of Kiieg in Exile with Alice Terry and Helena d Algy in a royal household love tale. A two reel comedy Somewhere in Somewhere adds laughter to the program on this bill.

Strand Theatre Kiieg Alice Terry Lewis Stone Johny Bowers Helena d’Algy Eugenie Besserer Joseph Dowling Frankie Darro

Ten Commandments Opens Five Day Run At Orpheum

The Ten Commandments opens a five day engagement at the Orpheum with a thousand cast led by Theodore Roberts Rod La Rocque Richard Dix and Leatrice Joy. Jack Derville conducts an enlarged orchestra accompanying the original score.

Orpheum Theodore Roberts Rod la Rocque Richard Dix Leatrice Joy Jack Derville

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promise Growth

An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick health boost for thin or underweight children and after illness or suspected rickets. It claims easing odorless use versus traditional cod liver oil, noting a sick child reportedly gained 12 pounds in seven months and offering a 60 tablet pack for 60 cents with money-back satisfaction.

McCoy Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores Company Cook Drug Company

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Senator Witty National Council Pinto Pete the Cowboy Prince Roy Travelers’ Aid Chairman A. C. Hinckley Travelers’ Aid Committee Hinckley Tribune TECH Fjeldsted Utah State Fair Ellen M. Boyenger W. Lewis Avenue Lynn Brothers Hospital X Ray Oy Poettello Terpaichore Alice Terry Lewis Stone Citizen's Barber Shop N. Main Okamura Garden Strand Cecil B.demille Grand Orpheum Orchestra Pocatello Tent & Awning Co THE Pocatello Auto Court House Pocatello, Idaho
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