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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
19
Savings on fur trimmed coats from $14.85 to $38.45 with sizes 14 to 5S offered, plus a dozen new coats for $24.75. Also heavy wool blankets, cotton blankets, all wool flannels, coatings for children's coats, union and bed pillows, and other home goods at reduced prices for tomorrow.
Local artists Adelaide Anderson-Sanford and Harold Webster performed a varied piano and violin program at L. D. 8 Recreation Hall with Gaylord Sanford as accompanist. Highlights included Dvorak Sonata, Chopin Scherzo, Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 2, Debussy En Bateau, Liszt At the Spring, and Rachmaninoff Polichinelle, praised for technique, tone, and musical range.
Mrs. Jane Overdorf of 1006 South Fifth avenue died at General hospital at 1 pm after severe burns from a gasoline explosion while lighting a fire with coal oil and gasoline. Her husband William Overdorf, an engineer on the Short Line, survived the incident. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
A carnival dance by the American Legion Auxiliary is set for Thursday at the Dance Palace to raise funds for Bannock county memorial building kitchen improvements. A $1000 fires pledge plus an extra $500 target will support the project amid planned novelty stunts and a large turnout. The event begins at 9 PM with attendees urged to arrive early.
Deputy sheriff William Eden of Shoshone county and postmaster L H Merriam of Grace are in Pocatello on federal court and business matters. Fort Hall agency chief clerk Frank Kyselka was in town yesterday. Rupert resident G M Rice consulted doctors in Pocatello Creek, and Mrs. Phil Zoyal has returned home after hospitalization. Several others, including Alvin Getty with blood poisoning, Mrs K Curtis, Mrs William Johnson, Richard Later, D Bergerson, R C Lyon, and Senator Du Bois associate Mrs Fred Du Bois, were noted in city health or travel contexts. Solon B Clark of Mackay and Senator Whitcomb of Blackfoot also appeared on business in town.
Miss J Elizabeth Olsen of Medford Oregon was chosen city librarian for Poegtello to succeed Miss Mary Rossell. She has been first assistant at Medford library and trained at the University of Washington. W E Henry and the UW library dean praised her. Mina Olsen was named at a library board meeting. In Treland All Saints day on November 1 was linked to the apple harvest.
The Y. W. C. A. reports 5200 pledged to date leaving over 300 short of its running expenses goal for next year. Several board members sold sandwiches at World Series games, adding about 20 daily to the total. Initial gifts include 1740.75 from Mrs. George Williams and multiple contributions from named donors, with thanks extended to campaign workers, church ladies, and press for support. The board hopes remaining funds come from voluntary gifts by local supporters.
Rotary club members meet at the Bannock hotel tomorrow noon then accompany Manager E P Calph of the telephone company to the bleachers from the State Journal office to hear the game returns. Refreshments will be served.
A broad catalog of garments and textiles for women men and children including wool gloves hair nets union suits percale sheeting oil cloth boudoir caps princess slips wool hose infant socks gingham towels crib blankets vests caps shirts and ties. Prices and colors vary with items offered in multiple sizes and shades.
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