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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
3
Advertisement listing coats from top coatmakers with charm and merit priced up to 59.75 and special tomorrow. Large cotton blankets in white and tan at 32.75 per pair. All wool flannels 56 inches wide in blue and emerald priced at 3.50 per yard. Pillow tubings and tubing offered as special tomorrow. Bed pillows per pair priced at 3.00.
A local affair at the L. D. recreation hall featured Adelaide Anderson Sanford on piano and Harold Webster on violin with Gaylord Sanford at the piano. The program ranged from Dvorak to Liszt and Rachmaninoff, highlighting tonal color, technique, and interpretive artistry.
Mrs. Jane Overdorf of 1006 South Fifth avenue died at General hospital at 1 pm from burns suffered when gasoline-ignited clothing caught fire while lighting a coal oil flame. She was rushed to hospital after the accident and died despite treatment. The Schumacher and Hall company handled the body. funeral arrangements will be announced. Mr. Overdorf is a Short Line engineer.
Deputy sheriff William Eden of Shoshone county and postmaster L H Merriam of Grace are in Pocatello on federal court and business matters. Frank Kyselka of the Fort Hall agency and others are noted in city transfers. several residents are listed as ill or convalescing, including Alvin Getty with blood poisoning and Mrs. K Curtis and Mrs. William Johnson consulting physicians.
Miss J Elizabeth Olsen of Medford Oregon was chosen as Poegtello city librarian succeeding Miss Mary Rossell. She has served as first assistant librarian in Medford and trained at the University of Washington. Her selection followed a library board meeting in the afternoon. In Ireland All Saints Day November 1 was once tied to the angel overseeing fruits and became Apple Maas.
The Y W C A reports $5200 raised toward next year’s budget. Board members and volunteers sold sandwiches at the World Series to add about 20 dollars daily to the tally. Initial gifts include various named donors, and the board thanks supporters, churches, and press for aid. The budget will be funded by voluntary contributions from supporters.
Rotarians meet at the Bannock hotel tomorrow at noon and will be escorted by the Fire phone company manager to the bleachers from the State Journal offices to hear the return of the game.
A catalog style notice lists items including women's union suits and oil cloth, silk boudoir caps, princess slips, women's hose, boys sweaters and shirts, infants' wool hose, Turkish towels, crib blankets, vests and step-ins, caps, boys shirts, and men’s silk and silk knit ties with quantities and price markers. The emphasis is on regular quality fabrics and popular patterns in assorted colors.
A carnival dance by the women's auxiliary to the American Legion is set for Thursday evening at the Dance Palace. Proceeds fund the Bannock county memorial building kitchen, with a $1000 pledge and an additional $500 to be raised. The event begins at 9 o'clock and promises entertainment and stunts, with details kept secret by the committee.
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