Institute Opening Friday for Christmas Seal Work
Local Christmas Seal Base committee plans an all day anti tuberculosis institute Friday at the Bannock hotel. Delegates from neighboring counties will attend. sessions cover health funding, seal sales technique, publicity, and a noon Dutch treat luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Stringfellow
Ise
All Day Institute
Bannock Hotel
Bannock
Bingham
Bonneville
Custer
Butte
Power
Oneida
Franklin
Bear Lake
Institute
Dwight Anderson
National Tuberculosis Association
Catherine BR. Athey
New York City
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Dramatic club at high school plans season activity
A senior high dramatic club meeting welcomed new members after tryouts. Officers are Kenneth Ridgeway president Anson Highton vice president Mary Cosgrove secretary John Wheeler treasurer Dues were set and a program committee formed. Rehearsals begin in two weeks with plans for several one act plays and new playwriting efforts by members. Active members include Byron Withers Margaret Graves Inez Sport Shurtliff Morgan James Miller Alan Chalmers Charles Long Fern Richardson Shirley Marshall Charles Niles Genevieve Chapman Elizabeth Smith. Associate members include Rachel Sellars Fern Tubach Clyde Turk Malcolm Beeck Meacham Audrew Rees Eleanor Harrison Leyda Leshee June Havenor Dorothy Rouse Alice Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Kenneth Ridgeway
Anson Higginton
Mary Cosgrove
John Wheeler
Byron Withers
Margaret Graves
Inez Sport
Shurtliff Morgan
James Miller
Alan Chalmers
Charles Long
Fern Richardson
Shirley Marshall
Charles Niles
Genevieve Chapman
Elizabeth Smith
Rachel Sellars
Fern Tubach
Clyde Turk
Malcolm Beeck Meacham
Audrew Rees
Eleanor Harrison
Leyda Leshee
June Havenor
Dorothy Rouse
Alice Merrill
License Issued for John H. Anderson and Mary J. Turnbull
Dr John H Anderson and Mary J Turnbull of Pocatello were issued a marriage license Wednesday at the office of County Clerk R Earley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Anderson
Mary J. Turnbull
Pocatello
R. ©. Earley
City News in Brief Dinner for W H Witty at Y M C A
City notices report a Friday noon dinner at the Y M C A honoring W H Witty vice president and longtime director. Witty heads toward East for an International Y M C A convention and will represent Idaho at the National Y M C A council on his way to a new post. Rotary members skip meeting to watch a world service game with YOWL campaign workers serving coffee and sandwiches. Federal grand jury returns indictments including Ole Hanson Ben Os brothers H S McFlaily and Luciano Macasas with others held pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R.city
Y. M. C. A. Boards of
W. H. Witty
Witty
America
Baptist Churches of United States
East
Tie
International Y. M. C. A
Washington
D. C
State Committee of
Idaho
Nation
Y. M. CL
Rotary Club
BV. Calph
Entertainment Committee
Journal
Yowl 0al
Mia KE. G. Byers
Marion Fargo
Juliet Minson
George Weir
Rotary
Ole Hanson
Ben Os Brothers
Mcflaily
National Guard
Pocatello
Luciano Macasas
Federal Grand Jury
Party at Site Hall Announces Local Notables
A crowd of young girls will attend a party at Site Hall beside the Episcopal church this evening. Dorothy Green and Clarence Levinson will feature among upcoming announcements to be distributed, with Ann Potts Del Dean Irene Corbett Hert Houde and Myrtle Smith Bud Wetherington prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Dorothy Green
Clarence Levinson
Ann Potts
del Dean
Irene Corbett
Hert Houde
Myrtle Smith
Bud Wetherington
Pocatello bootlegging figure Salome Weeks arraigned
Salome Weeks, known in Pocatello for bootlegging ties and pies, was arraigned before Federal Judge Dietrich yesterday afternoon and pleaded not guilty. Her trial is set for Tuesday morning. Mary Mersh, another longtime offender, was fined $100 and sentenced to two months in Bonneville county jail after pleading guilty to a liquor infraction, with a stay of execution until December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome Weeks
Pocatello
Dietrich
Mary Mersh
Bonneville County
Visits of Mrs. F. E. Howard to Mrs. Hansen
Mrs. F. E. Howard of Albion, vice president of the first district, stayed with Mrs. J. Hansen for several days after attending the state federation meeting at Blackfoot. Mrs. Howard left Tuesday evening to return to Albion, where her husband Professor F. E. Howard teaches at the state normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Hansen
F. E. Howard
Albion
Howard
First
State Federation
Blackfoot
Hansen
State Normal School
Woman Struck Crossing City Street Involving Local Driver
Mrs. Waring, of the Gordon apartments, was struck at the South Arthur and West Lewis intersection by a Dodge driven by Bryan Tanner of 332 West Young. She was taken to her apartment where aid was summoned. exam showed injuries not serious.
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South Arthur
West Lewis
Waring
Gordon Apartments
Bryan Tanner
West Young
Ah Chen Arraigned on Assault with Intent to Murder
Ah Chen, arrested on September 13, was arraigned in Judge Houde's court this morning. He faces charges of assault with intent to commit murder. The hearing was postponed to October 19 and bond set at $3,000. Without bond, he remains in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Chen
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Ethel Overdorf at Christian church
The funeral for Mrs. Ethel J Overdorf wife of William Overdorf is set for Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Christian church with Rev Simpson officiating. Interment will follow in Mountainview under Schumacher Hall directions. She is survived by her husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel J. Overdorf
William Overdorf
Christian Church
Rev. Simpson
Mountainview
Schumacher & Hall Company
Petition Dismissed In Episcopal Diocese Case
Federal Judge Louis H Burns dismissed for lack of jurisdiction the petition filed by Bishop William Montgomery Brown to stop the House of Bishops from deposing him as bishop of Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louis H. Burns
William Montgomery Brown
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arkansas
Pay Roll Soars at Short Line Amid Traffic Rise
Pay day reveals a sharp rise in the Short Line payroll, reflecting a substantial increase in business. Management reports hiring more shop and train crews to meet growing demand and keep pace with expanded services.
Army National Guard unit to drill at Armory this evening
Headquarters Oneey 1st Batta Lion 200th Infantry Idaho National Guard will meet for drill at the Armory this evening at 7 30. Good attendance is desired as the company prepares for inspection next week by the adjutant general and Captain Worthley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneey
200Th Infantry
Idaho National Guard
Adjutant General
Worthley
Man arraigned on possession charge in Hell court
M N Cassell was arraigned in Judge Hell's court on a possession charge. He waived a preliminary hearing and bond was set at 750 dollars. Cassell had been confined in the county jail from August until about a week ago when he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.N
Cassell
Hell's Court
Auguat
Snow hits Yellowstone line as plow operates at Ashton
Three inches of snow are reported today on the Yellowstone branch of the Short line. The rotary snow plow is now at Ashton and will be used to keep the line open until late in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Ashton
Lava Hot Springs Man Enters Guilty Plea in Liquor Case
H N Cassell of Lava Hot Springs pleaded guilty before District Judge O R um to possession of liquor. The case was continued for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Cassell
Lava Hot Springs
O. R.um
Weather chief Teeple rests in Alaska amid absence note
Weather man in charge at Pocatello rests on a vacation in Alaska. Teeple enjoys a well earned rest as Rathbone will be in charge at the office during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AK. Teeple
Pocatello Weather Bureau
Goring
Rathbone
Poratello World Series Coverage Sparks Tribune Interest
Poratello endured a hard World Series season with strong fan interest. The Tribune ran a dedicated wire service for each game, later switching to a bulletin service amid high reader demand. Colonel John Taylor reported the first two games, while the Journal offered a popular playboard and daily game accounts. An extra edition appeared on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poratello
The
Tribune
John Taylor
Journal
the Tribune
Pocatello
Legion meeting outlines Armistice program in Pocatello
American Legion Post No 4 met at Autlers hall to plan Armistice Day events. A war veterans memorial dedication and a football game pitting Pocatello high against Logan high are scheduled with a service men dinner followed by General McAlexander's evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Pocatello Post No
Autlers Hall
Legion
Priests Conference Held by Idaho Catholic Pastors
Right Reverend Daniel M. Gorman convenes with the Catholic pastors of southern Idaho at St. Joseph's parish. Fourteen priests attend the session to discuss church matters and regional ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. Gorman
Idaho
St. Joseph’s Parish
Judd Parker Heads to Fire Chiefs Conventions
Short Line fire chief Judd Parker leaves Friday for Chicago and other eastern points to attend fire chiefs conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Parker
Chicago
Reverend W. M. Ewing Leaves For Illinois
Reverend W. M. Ewing of the Methodist church and Mrs. Ewing departed for Illinois after the pastor was summoned by the death of his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ewing
Methodist Church
Federal Court Liquor Cases Reach Pocatello
A sequence of pleas in federal court resulted in fines and county jail terms for multiple defendants including A H Brown known as Curly and others from Mackay and Blackfoot. Sentences ranged from $200 to $500 with jail time or stays, reflecting varied circumstances and alleged possession and manufacture of liquor in Idaho venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brown
Curly
Brown
Dietrich
Bannock Couny
Edward Barn EK
Dailey
Karl
Mackay
Lembi County
John Flohr
Idaho Falls
John Burriston
Davis County
Utah
Blackfoot
Wallace Stton
Galore
North Third Avenue
Bannock County Bastus
Gilbert Paolino
Y. W. C. A Plans Fund Drive To Pay Mortgage This Year
The YWCA campaign reports 5400 raised with subscriptions still coming in. The committee targets 6535 by week’s end to fund running expenses and the 1000 pledged toward the 3000 mortgage. A rummage sale at 250 Last Center is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
George Oliver
Pirates Win World Series In Rain Soaked Showdown
The Pirates and Senators battled through a rain soaked game with late drama as Pittsburgh tied the score in the eighth before Cuyler’s two base hit and a pivotal late home run by Cuyler sparked a wild rally. Final innings featured sawdust on the mound and tense defense as the Pirates overcame Johnson’s pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Pirates
Traynor
Johnson
Judge
Wright
MeInnis
Pirate
Smith
Stan Starris
Hopper
McInnis
Bluege
Moore
Peck
Cuyler
Ruel
Carey
Morrison
Rice
Stan Harris
Teck
Barnhart
Peek
Goslin
Goose
Joe Harris
Meiinnis
Grantham
Kremer
Curler
Melanis
Metanis
Yde
Bigbee
Mason Masons to Meet in Pocatello for Study Club
Announcements note a 7:30 p.m. Friday meeting at the Masonic Temple for Master Masons to organize a Study Club or season. Light refreshments will be served and visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Masonic Temple
Antlers Hall
Royal Neighbors
Eagles’ Hall
Woodman Hall
Ida Hamblen
Local Notices and Personal Updates In Brief
Baltimore visitor G. T. Bispham travels through city en route home from Jackson Hole country. James Knowles departs tonight for Los Angeles. Phil Joyal of 110 South Eighth returns home after hospital stay. Mrs. Albert Grossham of 334 North Garfield returns home after operation. Garrett Transfer worker injured moving heavy machinery at work. Jr. Daschle of Apokane, former resident, has influenza and is hospitalized.
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G. T. Bispham
Baltimore
Jackson Hole
James Knowles
Los Angeles
Phil Joyal
South Eighth
Albert Grossham
North Garfield
Lynn Brothers’ Hospital
Brothers
Garrett Transfer Company
General Hospital
Tello
Market Notes on Potatoes Fall in Prices in Chicago
Autumn potato prices show a drop due to light crops and early northern harvests. A U S Department report contrasts current lows with last year’s high supplies, noting northern white potatoes near 2.50 per bushel in Chicago versus higher previous levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Bureau of Axricultural Industries
United States
Idaho Falls potato shipments show slight year over year dip
Idaho Falls reports total state potato shipments to date at 2621, down from 2625 a year earlier. United States carrot shipments on October 13 total 1162 across multiple states with prices and market conditions noted. Chicago reports 69 receiving cars and a stronger market with prices 15 to 20 cents higher.
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Idaho Falls
Oct
Idaho
United States
Colorado
Kansas
Maine
E. S. Md
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Long Island
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Ogden
Denver
Pocatello
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Chicago
Laramie
Acon
Colfax
Oklahoma City
Centerville
Salt Lake
Arkansas City
Lawrence
Oakland
Burley
Cleveland
Houston
Nashville
Boise
San Berdo
U. S
California
Stock Prices Hit Two-Score Highs in Early Trading
Speculation ran hot in New York on Oct 15 as about forty issues surged to their highest levels in over a year before hour three. Trading volume averaged over 500000 shares per hour with leading gains in steels motors tobaccos mercantiles and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market Metals Briefs Highlight Silver and Dollar Rates
New York and London report quiet activity with bar silver at 71 percent purity in New York and 32 15 164 per ounce in London. Mexican dollars traded at 54 percent purity as of October 15.
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New York
London
Ralston Dies After Illness of Six Weeks
Indiana senator and former governor, lifelong Presbyterian, dies after six weeks of bedrest. Survived by widow, a daughter, two sons, a brother, a sister and a nephew, all of Indiana polis. Funeral plans point to interment at Lebanon, Ind., his old home. On his death bed he wrote, God is good and I am his child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Senator Ralston
Senate
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Ind
Wheat futures stumble after early upturn in Liverpool demand
At Chicarro on Oct 15 wheat quotes in Chicago opened higher on unexpected Liverpool strength but free selling and drought fears in Australia plus poor Canadian weather led to a setback. December and May contracts slid from initial gains while corn and oats eased and lard futures rose briefly on nearby buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicarro
Liverpool
Chicago
Australia
United States
Chicago Market Quotes for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market notes for October show hog receipts around 26 000 with uneven demand and price declines across weight classes. Cattle receipts near 14 000 with steady fat steers and slow feeder cattle. sheep receipts about 1 100 with fat lambs and ewes shifting to a weaker tone. Prices cited include hogs 11.35 to 11.70 for bulk 100 to 320 pounds and cattle steers 9.50 to 13.00 for bulk fed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Summary Omaha Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Oct 15
Hogs receipts 6,000 with steadier better grade. sows slow. Prices 150 to 200 lb at 11.00 11.15. average cost 10.44. Cattle receipts 7,500. fed steers and yearlings steady 9.50 to 11.50. rough steers 7.00 to 8.00. stockers weak. Sheep receipts 4,560. fat lambs up to 14.75, fat ewes 7.50. feeding lambs steady to 25c lower. best feeders 15.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Bologna
Ilbe
Sugar futures mixed as Cuban offers steady near term prices
New York raw sugar traded quietly with last prices at 3.90 for Cuban sugar for prompt and October shipments. Futures showed irregular movement with a lower new month as houses with Cuban ties pushed selling, while later deliveries firmed on covering. Midday prices were little changed to down modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A F L TURNS DOWN MOVE FOR THIRD PARTY
The convention rejects a resolution by J Shafir seeking U S recognition of Soviet Russia. Two delegates supported recognition. The AF of L affirms democracy and opposes revolution while denouncing communism in Russia. Settlement of jurisdictional disputes among unions is announced.
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Wisconsin
Bee
Labor
Senate
J. Shafir
Chicago Bank Clerks Association
United States
Soviet Russia
American Federation of Labor
Teamsters
Machinists and Blacksmiths
Portland
Oregon
New Orleans
Granite City
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