Red and Blue Eleven Hand Malad 24 0 Victory
The Red and Blue eleven from Pocatello High School defeated Malad High 24 to 0 on Friday afternoon. Garner starred at full back with key runs and defenses, Barrett delivered accurate passes and Evans drew the top end, while Williams and Thomas contributed on defense and offense. Scoring came in the first, third and final quarters, with Garner crossing for touchdowns and Barrett aiding with long runs and passes.
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Garner
Barrett
Evans
Pocatello High School
Pocatello Ae
Husky
Malad High Schooleam
Malad
Pocatello
Gross
Geneeial
Currie
Shurtliff
Davidson
Barlow
Williams
Maladh
Redman
Red
Blue
Y Barrett
Thomas
Stowell
Ipisarsnercceearses ii Corned
Redman Castleton Allses
Brenneke Harris
Sles
Saxton Nunley
Satin
Currie Williams
Davidson Grees
Wise
Barlow Tamcs
Coon
Evans L. Williams
Barrett E. Jones
McGreal Tay Jones
Thomas Pe Oud
Golden Rule Bargain Basement Offers Shopper Surprises
The Bargain Basement at the Golden Rule store tempts downtown shoppers with a variety of surprise bargains. Regular visits are encouraged to catch new finds.
Tiffany Speaks At Scout Rally At Methodist Church
Thirty Methodist men and twelve scouts attended a banquet at the Methodist church with Jay M. Tiffany delivering a talk on The Man and His Job. He urged self analysis, physical conditioning, and education as key for preparing a man for work, stressing character study and proper eating.
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Methodist Church
Jay M. Tiffany
Tiffany
Travelers Reach Yellowstone Area Hotels After Scenic Tour
People arriving from a belated Yellowstone trip register at a local hotel then discuss the park's wonders over a substantial meal. The report lists numerous names of travelers and their home towns, indicating a large, traveling party staying at the Bannock and other venues.
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Mrs Ivan Sellers and Stab tors Mary Virginia 530 North iAzihara
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Ry Mary
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Funeral of Hagerman man C B Thornton noted
Town Talk reports Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton of Pocatello attended the funeral of C B Thornton of Hagerman Idaho. He was found dead in his car about eight miles from Glenn's Ferry on October 12 during a trip to Boise. Burial occurred October 15. He leaves a wife and eight children. He was a state pioneer well known in the Snake River valley.
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Pocatello
Hagerman
Mr.Thornton
C. B. Thornton
Idaho
Glenn
Funeral services for Mrs William Overdorf Sunday
The funeral will be Sunday at 2 30 P M from the Christian church with Rev officiating. Interment follows at Mountainview cemetery under Schumacher and Hall company direction. Friends may view at the family home 1006 South Fifth from 9 A M to 1 30 P M tomorrow.
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Christian Church
Mountainview
Schumacher and ‘Hall Company
South Fifth
Real Estate Transfers Filed Thursday
The following real estate transfers were filed on Thursday: DeVingenzo Gennaro et ux to Po catello Loan & Realty Co Lot 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 Blk 128 Elia Joe et ux to Maude K Brown Lot 7 Block 291 4200 ft Nissan Norman et ux to Wallace McKenzie beginning See 10 Twp 13 R 38 E B M 19612 ft
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Etux
Pocatello Loan & Realty.Co
Elia
Joe Etux
Maude K. Brown
Nissan
Norman
Wallace McKenzie
Beg
See
Explosion at Parisifin Cleaners Injures Worker
Fire units raced to Parisifin Cleaners on West Center after a precline explosion. Several garments burned and Leonard Hopkins, an employer, suffered arm and facial burns but non serious injuries.
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Parisifin Cleaners
West Center
Leonard Hopkins
Record Cold Snap Hits Rock Springs After Snow
Zero temperatures were logged in Rock Springs and surrounding area after a heavy snow storm. At 4 a.m. the government thermometer read minus zero and at 7 a.m. it stood two degrees above zero.
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Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
Engineering Institute Sponsors Reed Hall Carnival Dance Tonight
A carnival dance will be held tonight at Reed Hall hosted by Idaho Technical Institute’s engineering department. Elaborate arrangements have been made for a successful affair and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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Hiking Club Plans Mount Kinport Climb Tomorrow
The Hiking club will climb Mount Kinport tomorrow morning meeting at the library at 9 a.m. Attendees may join the hike and should bring their own lunch coffee will be provided.
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Mount Kinport
Multiple car radiators freeze as temperatures drop
Several radiators froze last night leaving owners unprepared for the sudden cold. Local garages were busy this morning aiding distressed motorists. Case dismissed. Helen Mann's traffic violation charge was dismissed by Police Judge John W. Peter at this morning's police court session. Bryan Tanner pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and a trial was set for Monday.
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John W. Peter
Bryan Tanner
Librarian Miss Rossell Resigns for Fort Wayne Post
Miss Mary Rossell and her aunt Miss Margaret Shepard depart for Fort Wayne Indiana. Rossell resigns as librarian of the Pocatello library to accept a new position in Fort Wayne.
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Margaret Shepard
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rossell
Pocatello
Alleged Deserter Galvanizes City Police Action
Walter Carter, alleged deserter from the U. S. Army, was detained Friday afternoon by police and is held at the city jail awaiting word from Army authorities.
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U. S. Army
Army
Alarm Called In By Children From Box 42
A fake alarm was turned in from box 42 by children triggering responses from other departments at South Ninth and Bonneville at 1 15 this afternoon.
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South Ninth
Bonneville
Secretary in Boise Talks With Oregon Short Line Engineer
Ralph R. Wolf executive secretary of the local Y M C A will spend today in Boise where he will meet R B Hunter engineer of the Oregon Short Line who is already in the city and involved in discussions.
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Boise
Ralph R. Wolf
R. R
R. 8. Hunter
Oregon
Filtration Plant Probe Near Boise Y M C A
Investigators in Boise examine a YMCA swimming pool filtration plant and its vacuum system. The report notes an effort to install a modern filtration setup, with officials anxious to advance the project.
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Boise
Boise Y
W C T U Plans Delegates Entertaining in Pocatello
All members gather tonight at 7 30 at 1155 South Garfield to organize hospitality for state W T U delegates attending the convention in Pocatello from October 21 to 23. Fifty delegates are expected.
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South Garfield
Pocatello
Boise advertiser Robert Nourse returns from Pocatello
Boise advertising man Robert Nourse spent the past week on business in Pocatello and returned to Boise today. He visited the D C McDougall home during his stay in Pocatello.
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Robert Nourse
Boise
Pocatello
Norse
D. C
Tuberculosis Not Hereditary Says National Expert
Dwight Anderson of the national anti tuberculosis association spoke at the anti tuberculosis institute after a Bannock luncheon. He argued TB is not hereditary and that freeing the country from TB could add two and a half years to life. The group outlined the association’s aims in publicity research child health and treatment. The event featured vocal performances by Miss Elizabeth Jensen with Adelaide Anderson Sanford on piano.
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Dwight Anderson
National Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Anti-Tuberculosis Institute
Bannock
Anderson
J. Anderson
National Tuberculosis Association
Elizabeth Jensen
Adelaide Anderson Sanford
Madonna Apparition Report Draws Crowds to Mineola Church
Crowds gather at St. Martha's Church in Mineola after reports that an apparition of the Madonna and child appears on the church walls. The image is described as about three feet high with a halo around the child and a cross outline.
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Mineola
N. Y
St. Martha’s
Hand of Fellowship Extends to Pocatello Citizens
New citizens of Pocatello received final naturalization papers at a public reception held at the local YMCA. The event, sponsored by the YMCA civics class, featured Judge F S Dietrich's talk on citizenship qualifications and honored the five years of study preceding naturalization. I E McDougall presided, and awards from local groups were presented alongside musical numbers and a desk donated to the civics class.
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M. C. A. Civics
McDougall
Dietrich
United States
Aeror
McDougal
E. Ee
Harry Cannell
Singin of America
Damron
Variety Follies at K C hall thrills local audience
Excellent program at Variety Follies presented by the K of C hall last night. J I King led the production with St Joseph's school boys orchestra opening numbers. Soloists Mrs H B Ruebelmann Miss Lucile Hoo Miss Mary McCabe and Thomas Tanney performed. Pocatello School of Ballet Dancing directed by Miss Dorothy Cavanaugh featured Ursula Brunner Margaret Cavanaugh Gloria Marmon Evelyn Enenback Rosina Delay Cameron, Irish Song and Dance and other numbers with piano accompaniment by Mrs Theo Turner.
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C. Hall
J. I. King
St. Joseph’s School
H. B Ruebelmann
Lucile Hoo
Mary McCabe
Thomas Tanney
Pocatello School O Ballet
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Theo Turner
Ursula Brunner
Margaret Cavanaugh
Gloria Marmon
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