Red and Blue Eleven Rout Malad 24 to 0
Pocatello high school Red and Blue defeats Malad 24 to 0 on Friday afternoon at Malad. Garner stars with strong line play and Barrett’s accurate passes while Evans makes key receptions. Malad’s Williams and Williams’ ends show effort but fail to stop the visitors as Pocatello seals the win with multiple touchdowns and successful drives.
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Garner
Barrett
Evans
Pocatello High School
Husky Maladi
Eam
Malad
Pocatello
Arner
Gross
Currie
Shurtliff
Davidson
Barlow
Williams
Maladh
Redman
Red
Blue
Y Barrett
Posatello
Thomaso Pocatello
Stowell
Thomas
Denorah Sonst Eero
Ssarvedensance Davidson Smes
Cladeicheasddien Sui Sathkinireawene Barlow Sigs Cared Io
Sours L. Williams
Barrett E. Jones Geseen McGreal Be Moe Cyndecmss
GREE
McGreal
Chandler
Larsen
Winchell
Ritzman
Saxon
E. Jones
Smith
Harris
Harding
Davis
Bargain Basement Surprises at The Golden Rule
The Golden Rule offers a bargain basement with many day to day surprises for shoppers. Visit the department when downtown for savings and variety on everyday items.
Tiffany Speaks at Scout Rally
Thirty Methodist men and twelve scouts attended a banquet at the Methodist church. Jay M. Tiffany gave a talk on The Man and His Job stressing self analysis, physical preparation, and mental development for one’s career. He outlined nine character analysis factors from color to condition. He warned against eating to pleasure and urged balanced nutrition.
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Methodist Church
Jay M. Tiffany
Lively hotel guests arrive after Yellowstone visit
A be noted party arrives at a local hotel after touring Yellowstone Park. They register and dine, discussing scenic wonders with the wife recalling the Grand Canyon. A long guest list follows, listing many names and destinations from Salt Lake City to Denver and beyond.
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Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Bobby
Joan
Ogden Weekend Visit By Bellers Family
Mrs. Ivan Bellers and daughters Rachel Mary and Vilsa of 530 North Arthur are the weekend visitors in Ogden.
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Ivan Bellers
Rachel, Mary
Vilsa
North Arthur
Ogden
Funeral of Hagerman pioneer C B Thornton noted
Town Talk reports Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton of Pocatello returned from Hagerman after attending the funeral of C B Thornton of Hagerman Idaho found dead in his car about eight miles from Glenn's Ferry on October 12 while on a motor trip to Boise. He was buried October 15 and survived by his wife and eight children. He was a pioneer of the state and known in the Snake River valley.
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George Thornton
Pocatello
Hagerman
Mr.Thornton
C. B. Thornton
Idaho
Glenn
Funeral for Mrs. Overdorf Scheduled at Christian Church
The funeral for Mrs. Overdorf will be Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Christian church with Rev. Simpson officiating. Burial follows at Mountainview cemetery under Schumacher and Hall direction. Friends may view the remains from 9 AM to 1 30 PM tomorrow at the family home 1006 South Fifth.
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William Overdorf
Christian Church
Rev. Simpson
Mountainview
Schumacher and Hall Company
South Fifth
Real estate transfers filed Thursday list multiple lot allocations
The transactions show DeVingenzo Gennaro etux transferring Lots 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 Block 128 to Po catello Loan Realty Co. Elia Joe etux transfer Lot 7 Block 291 4200 ft. Nissan Norman etux transfer land beginning Sec 10 Twp 13 R 38 E B M totaling 19 512 ft.
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DeVingenzo
Gennaro
Etux
Pocatello Loan & Realty.Co
Elia
Joe Etux
Maude K. Brown
Nissan
Norman
Wallace McKenzie
Beg
Gasoline Explosion at Parisian Cleaners Injures Workers
Fire crews raced to the Parisian Cleaners on West Center after a gasoline explosion in a washing machine. Several pieces of ladies wear were burned and Leonard Hopkins, an employer, suffered non life threatening burns to arms and face.
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C Departments
West Center
Leonard Hopkins
Cold Snap Drops to Zero in Rock Springs Area
Rock Springs Wyoming reports record lows after a heavy snow storm. At 4 a.m. the government thermometer read zero and by 7 a.m. it rose to two above zero as the cold persisted in Rock Springs and surrounding regions.
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Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
Carnival Dance at Reed Hall by Idaho Technical Institute
The engineering department at Idaho Technical Institute hosts a carnival dance tonight in Reed hall. Elaborate preparations have been completed for a successful event and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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Reed Hall
Engineering
Idaho Technical Institute
Hiking Club Plans Mount Kinport Climb Tomorrow
The Hiking club will climb Mount Kinport tomorrow morning meeting at the library at 9 a m. Members may join the hike and should bring their own lunch while coffee will be provided.
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Mount Kinport
Radiators Freeze as Temperature Drops Overnight
Several radiators froze last night catching car owners unprepared for the sudden cold. Local garages were kept busy this morning helping distressed motorists.
Mann Charged Driver Dismissed In Police Court
Helen Mann was dismissed by Police Judge John W. Peter at this morning’s police court session. Bryan Tanner pled not guilty to reckless driving and his trial was set for Monday.
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Helen Mann
John W. Peter
Bryan Tanner
Librarian Mary Rossell Resigns to Move to Fort Wayne
Miss Mary Rossell leaves her post as Pocatello librarian to take a position in Fort Wayne Indiana. She is accompanied by her aunt Miss Margaret Shepard as she resigns her duties today.
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Mary Rossell
Margaret Shepard
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rossell
Pocatello
Alleged Deserter Walter Carter Held by Police
Walter Carter, alleged deserter from the U.S. Army, was taken into custody Friday afternoon by police and is held at the city jail awaiting word from Army authorities.
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Walter ©. Carter
U.S. Army
False Alarm From Box 42 Prompted Call To Departments
A false alarm was turned in by children from box No 42 at 1 15 this afternoon triggering calls to fire and other departments at South Ninth and Bonneville.
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Oth
South Ninth
Bonneville
Secretary in Boise Meeting with Oregon Short Line
Ralph R. Wolf executive secretary of the local R R City Y M C A will spend today in Boise where he will meet R S Hunter engineer of the Oregon Short Line who is already in the city for discussions related to YMCA projects and railroad cooperation.
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Boise
Ralph R. Wolf
R. R
R. S. Hunter
Oregon Short Line
Boise YMCA Considers Modern Pool Filtration System
Boise YMCA explores a thorough modern filtration system for its swimming pool. The plan mirrors advanced YMCA installations, signaling intent to upgrade facilities and improve water quality for members.
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Boise Y. M
Boise
W C T U Members Plan Convention Entertainment
All members meet at 7 30 tonight at 1155 South Garfield to arrange entertainment for delegates to the state W C T U convention in Pocatello October 21 22 and 23. Fifty delegates are expected to attend.
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South Garfield
Pocatello
Boise advertiser Robert Nourse returns from Pocatello visit
Boise advertising man Robert Nourse spent a week on business in Pocatello and returned to Boise today. In Pocatello he visited the D C McDougall home.
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Robert Nourse
Boise
Pocatello
Wese
D. C
Tuberculosis Not Hereditary Says Dwight Anderson
Dwight Anderson of the national anti tuberculosis association spoke at the anti tuberculosis institute luncheon at the Bannock. He argued tuberculosis is not hereditary and that eradicating it could extend life by about two and a half years. The talk covered the association’s roles in publicity research and child health efforts.
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Dwight Anderson
National Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Anti-Tuberculosis Institute
Bannock
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
National Tuberculosis Association
Elizabeth Jensen
Adelaide Anderson Sanford
Apparition Report Draws Crowds to St. Martha’s Church
Crowds fill St. Martha’s Roman Catholic church in Mipeola New York after a report that a Madonna and child apparition is plainly visible on the walls. The figure, about three feet high, shows a halo around the child’s head and a cross outline.
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Mipeola
N. Y
St. Martha’s
Hand of fellowship extended to Pocatello's new citizens
New citizens of Pocatello received final naturalization papers at a YMCA reception. I. E. McDougall led the civics class as chairman. Federal Judge F. S. Dietrich spoke on citizenship qualifications and urged loyalty, industry, and self-reliance. The event honored the five years since their initial applications and featured musical selections and tributes to organizers.
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Pocatello
Y. M. C. A. Civies
McDougall
Dietrich
United States
Variety Follies Shines At K of C Hall
The Variety Follies at the Knights of Columbus hall last night drew huge praise. J S King led the production with St Josephs school orchestra opening numbers followed by piano solos and a reading. Pocatello School of Ballet Dancing under Miss Dorothy Cavanaugh featured Spanish Dance Doll Marmon Sailor Dance Toe Dance Our Old Horse and La Vida with performers including Evelyn Enenback Rosina Delay Cameron Ursula Brunner Margaret Cavanaugh Gloria Marmon.
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K. of C. Hall
J. S. King
St. Joseph’s School
H. Ruebelmann
Lucile Hoo
Mary McCabe
Thomas Tanney
Pocatello School O Ballet
Dorothy Cavanaugh
Theo Turner
Doll Marmon
Ursula Brunner
Margaret Cavanaugh
Gloria Marmon
Evelyn Enenback
Rosina Delay
la Vida Cameron
Doll
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San Francisco
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Kansas City
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A Lake
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Salt Latest
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Boston
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Jane Falls
Esther Yund
Salt
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J. M. Spellman
Salmon
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William M. Steck
Oakland
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D. I. Ohen
Minneapolis
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Robert Steinbach
Allen Reid
Glenn’s Ferry
Western Loan Building CO
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W. C. T. U. Meet
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JG. William Barnum
Paul Demopolus
Robert Watson
Hub
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Minnie Howard
Public
George Sackelaris
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Sackelaris
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