Home Products Week to be Held in Pocatello
Pocatello prepares a Idaho wide Home Products Week with events, tours, exhibitions, a football game, dances and a style and automobile show. Special one cent a mile railroad rates from the Short Line will bring visitors, tickets on sale November 13 with return by November 16.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Home Products Committee
M. W. Williams
J. I. King
C. A. Valentine
J. C. Galbraith
Nicholas Ifft
Frank Brown
Walter Cleare
Richard Wells
F. Peterman
S. F. Brady
R. S. Turner
T. C. Brinckley
Phil St. Marie
E Wholesale
W. P. McDonald
J. “Vy. Thomas
Noah Pond
A. R. McPherson
Edmes
C. B. Johnson
C. Ben Ross
A. B. Canfield
Claude Bistline
D. M. Gallefant
Jesse Chese
William Hill
Butte Rotary Club
East Tdaho Chambers of Commerce
Tdaho
Indians Face Gonzaga in Spokane After Ingram Toe Injury
The Haskell Indians football squad of 24 players arrived in Spokane with head coach Dick Hanley and assistant John Levi to play Gonzaga University. Gonzaga may be without star Mel Ingram who broke a small toe and was hospitalized but hopes to reduce swelling to permit him to play. Ingram kicked two touchdowns and led the offense in the Montana game.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Ingram
Funeral for infant Douglas Hall attended by local residents
Mr and Mrs James Sims and Mr and Mrs Arthur W Hall returned from Salt Lake City after attending the funeral of Douglas Hall infant son of Mr and Mrs C H Hall formerly of Pocatello Mrs Hall was formerly Ruta Traynor of this city A child died Friday and the funeral was Sunday
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James Sims
Salt Lake City
Douglas Hall
C. H. Hall
Pocatello
Hall
Ruta Traynor
Funeral Held for Edward Harris at SirHan Chapel
The funeral of Edward Harris was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the chapel of the SirHan Undertaking Company.
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Edward Harris
SirHan Undertaking Company
Revival campaign opens at Salvation Army hall in Pocatello
Brigadier and Mrs. G T Jordan start a ten day revival at 233 South Second Avenue at 8 o'clock. The couple, longtime Salvation Army officers, have served 46 years across St Helena South Africa Great Britain and the United States. Special music and singing accompany the event.
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Salvation Army
South Second Avenue
G. T. Jordan
Pocatello
Poccatello
Idaho
Montana
United States
Four Fenders Face Charges In Intoxication Case
Police Judge John W. Peter arraigned Ed Roach and three others on intoxication charges. Roach received a $50 fine and must work it off on the wood pile after a suspended fine. he was jailed again on intoxication, while R. C. Walton William Black and Harry Lawrence paid $25 fines after pleading guilty to drinking prohibited liquor.
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John W. Peter
Ed Roach
Roach
R. C. Walton
William Black
Harry Lawrence
Elks Plan Halloween Dance With Corn and Pumpkins
Plans are nearly complete for the Elks Hallowe en dance to be held Friday evening in a large hall decorated with corn pumpkins and witches. The social committee promises fine entertainment and a buffet lunch will be served. The lodge meets in regular session tonight.
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Elks’ Hallowe’en
First Meeting of Bible Class Attracts 80 Attendees
The inaugural session of the Congressional churchmen's adult Bible class drew about 80 people on Sunday. Judge F. S. Dietrich delivered an inspirational address. Over forty attendees expressed intent to form a permanent class, with officers optimistic about a strong year ahead.
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Congregational
F. 8. Dietrich
Dietrich
Idaho Goods Move More on Oregon Short Line
G Y Bywater car distributor reports October gains with 4 537 more cars than last year. Wheat apples potatoes vegetables and sugar beets show the heaviest growth in shipments along the line.
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Idaho
Oregon
Mrs Nevin Edgington Leaves for San Francisco Trip
Mrs. Nevin Edgington is leaving Wednesday to return to her San Francisco home after visiting her mother Mrs. Peter Layng. She will be accompanied to Salt Lake by Mrs. Layng and her sister Miss Celia Layng who will continue on to Pocatello after Salt Lake City.
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Nevin Edgington
Peter Layng
San Francisco
Man Arrested for Possession of Moonshine in East Side Rooming House
An individual identifying as Ned Jordan was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriffs Chas Bell and J. M. Harrig on a charge of sale of intoxicating liquor. A half pint of moonshine was found in his room at an east side rooming house. Jordan is jailed in the county facility.
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Ned Jordan
Chas. Bell
M. Harrig
Alf
Jordan
Woman Named Fannie Stine Bond Forfeited for Disorderly Conduct
A woman who gave the name Fannie Stine was booked at police headquarters on Monday night for disorderly conduct. She posted a $25 bond but did not appear in court, leading to bond forfeiture.
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Fannie Stine
Chicago merchant arrives in Pocatello to visit family
H. Jacobs of Chicago a former dry goods merchant arrived in Pocatello yesterday with his family and will depart tomorrow for Spokane. Jacobs left Pocatello about ten years ago and plans a brief visit.
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H. Jacobs
Chicago
Pocatello
Spokane
Mr. Jacobs
Mason arraigned on unlawful liquor possession charge
Charles Mason appeared in Judge Houde's court last night arraigned on unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. His bond was set at 250 dollars and he was released on his own recognizance.
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Charles Mason
Houde
Trude and party pass through Pocatello en route to Chicago
Judge Trude and his party traveled in a special car through Pocatello last night while heading toward Chicago. Trude owns a ranch in Island Park country and has long frequented that region.
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Trude
Pocatello
Island Park Country
Chicago
Judge Trude
Farm writer in Pocatello seeks photos of Kahn Potato Plant
Malcolm C. Cutting of the Country Gentleman farm publication is in Pocatello to gather material for a feature on the Kahn Potato Packing plant. He called on the chamber of commerce this morning requesting exterior photographs of the facility.
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Malcolm C. Cutting
Country Gentleman
Pocatello
Kahn
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Agent Moves to Butte in Prohibition Desk Transfer
Oscar Kuchenbecker a federal agent from Poca tello left today for Butte Montana where he was transferred to assist at Colonel Elias Marsters prohibition director for the intermountain states district Mrs Kuchenbecker accompanied him Local citizens welcomed his removal from the district noting his enforcement efforts are well and favorably known.
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Oscar Kuchenbecker
Pocatello
Butte
Mont
Elias Marsters
Intermountain States
Kuchenbecker
Kuchencker
Reporter gathers data on Kahn plant and Idaho potato fields
The writer, Mr. Cutting from St. Paul Minnesota, spent the day at the Kahn plant collecting facts and figures to base his article on potatoes in Idaho field conditions and production.
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Kahn Chain
Idaho
Kahn
Mr. Cutting
St. Paul
Minnesota
Domestic Arts Club Opens Season At King Home
The Domestic Arts club met last week at Mrs. E A King 251 Roosevelt Ave. New president Mrs R H Nipper led the session with Mrs W H Hanson Mrs LaVan Williams and Mrs George Robinson guiding discussions. Committee chairmen included Mrs Williams Mrs Hanson and Mrs Charles Rogers. Mrs King to be pianist and Mrs Cc G Harris chorus leader. Hallows motif featured streamers and black cats. tea table centered with orange autumn flowers and black tapers.
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E. A. King
Roosevelt Avenue
R. Hk. Nipper
W. H. Hanson
LaVan Williams
George Robinson
Charles Rogers
Cc. G. Harris
R. H. Nipper
Idaho Board of Education to Visit Southern Schools
The state board of education plans a week long visit starting November 16 to southern educational institutions. Inauguration of J E Retherford as president of Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello is set for November 20. Visit to Industrial Training School at St Anthony scheduled for November 19. dates for Albion State Normal and Gooding School for the Deaf and Blind not yet fixed.
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State Board of Education
Ethel E. Redfield
J. E. Retherford
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Industrial Training School
St. Anthony
Albion State Normal School
Albion
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Gooding
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Lotz at St Josephs pro cathedral
The funeral for Mrs Mary Lotz wife of George Lotz of 503 North Hayes will be held Wednesday at 9 am from St Josephs pro cathedral with solemn high mass by Rev James C Dolan. Interment in Mountainview cemetery directed by Schumacher and Hall company. Mrs Lotz is mother of Mrs Harry J Scanlon and Geo F Lotz both of Pocatello.
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Mary Lotz
George Lotz
North Hayes
St. Joseph’s Pro-Cathedral
James C. Dolan
Mountainview Cemetery
Schumacher and Hall Comany
Rotary Delegation Heads to Funeral of Dinwoodey
A large Pocatello Rotary delegation will depart Friday morning for Idaho Falls to attend the funeral of Charles Dinwoodey past district governor of the Utah Idaho Rotary district. The service is set for 2 p m at the L D S Auditorium. Dinwoodey was highly regarded in Pocatello and by the local Rotary club.
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Pocatello
Special Rail Rate Set for Seattle Trip in October
A certificate plan rate to Seattle applies October 24 to 30 with a return by November 4. Passengers pay full fare to Seattle and a half fare for the return.
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The
Pacific
Congress
Seattle
Pacific International Livestock Exposition Arrives in Portland
The exposition runs in Portland from October 31 to November 7. A special reduced rate is offered with tickets going on sale October 29 to November 4, inclusive, with a return limit of November 20.
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Portland
U Club of Congregational Church Hosts Welcome Meeting
The U club of the Congregational church gathered Monday evening at the church to honor new members. The group plans a sequence of dinners to be hosted at the church during the winter season.
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U’’ Club
Congregational Church
Local Guard Soldier Discharged to Enter U S Course Corps
Alfred K. Stewart of the headquarters company first battalion 200th infantry national guard unit, stationed here, has been discharged to enlist in the United States course corps. He will enter Port and.
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Alfred K. Stewart
200Th Infantry
National Guard
United States
Portand
Domestic Arts Club Hosts Ribbon Flower Session
The Domestic Arts club held a special meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Rogers home 229 Roosevelt avenue. Miss Mildred Anthese instructed the club in making ribbon flowers at this session.
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Domestic Arts Club
Charles Rogers
Roosevelt Avenue
Mildred Anthese
Round Trip Moscow Excursion for Football Game
A round trip excursion rate will be in effect to Moscow for the football game on Saturday October 31. Tickets go on sale October 29 with a return limit of November 3.
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Moscow
Retailers Meet On Home Products Week Plans
A meeting of all retailers will be held at the chamber of commerce this evening to discuss window decorations and exhibitions for Home Products week set for November 9 to 14.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ramey and Wolfe visit Pocatello from Jackson Hole
B A Ramey and his sister Mrs H B Wolfe of Coburn West Virginia arrived in Pocatello yesterday from the Jackson Hole country and will stay a few days before returning east.
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B. A. Ramey
8. B. Wolfe
Coburn
West Virginia
Pocatello
Jackson Hole
Matt Elliott Elected Vice President of Eagles Lodge
Matt Elliott was elected vice president at the Eagles lodge regular meeting held at Eagles hall last night. His installation in office also took place during the same session.
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Matt Elliott
Eagles Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Attorney Anderson Heads to Portland Then California
Attorney Walter H. Anderson departs for Portland today and will travel to California before returning to Pocatello.
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Walter H. Anderson
Portland
California
Pocatello
Local Notice Amid Fragmentary Obituary Clues
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Mrs. Poneyay with two brothers Lee Pusmire and Bill Floyd of St. Char, indicating a partial obituary note. Names and place appear readable, but details are incomplete.
Girl Reserves Meet At Buhl In Idaho Conference
The Southern Idaho Girl Reserves plan a fall conference split into two districts with about five hundred girls attending sessions at Buhl October 31 and November 1 and at Nampa November 7 and 8. Betty Wilson of Twin Falls will lead at Buhl, Catherine Ogden at Nampa, with Grace Miller as principal speaker and Mary Weaver among the adult leaders.
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Southern Idaho
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Filer
Buhl
Hazelton
Nampa
Mountain Home
Meridian
Boise
Emmett
Betty Wilson
Southern
Southern Idaho Girl Reserves
Atherine Ogden
Mias Girace Nutting Miller
National Y. W. C. A
Mary Weaver
Girl Reserve
Will Gibson
National Committee
Katherine Madden
Boise Y. W. C. A
Helen N. Glack
Evelyn Farrell
Isabelle Clarke
Marjorie Woods
Grace Miller
Katherine Ogden
Miss Galey
Grace Iller
World Fellowship
Elen Flack
Way
Hazglton
New Testimony in Diver Case
Boston, Oct. 27 AP Only a single bright white light was visible to watchers aboard the City of Rome until just before the collision in which the submarine 8 51 was sunk on Sept 25 with the loss of 33 lives. Timothy Dreyer third officer testified at the naval board of inquiry. He described signaling to starboard and engine reversals as the other vessel approached. He noted a red light appeared only moments before impact and that lifeboats were deployed. The radio mast drifted by and he could not identify the submarine’s vessel or course until the danger became clear.
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Boston
Mass
City of
Rome
Timothy Dreyer
Savannah
Dreyer
Sun forces advance slowly toward Hsuchow in Kiangsu
Sun Chuan-fang's Chekiang campaign toward Hsuchow progresses at a snail pace due to a shortage of rolling stock on the Tientsin Pukow line between the Yangtse and Hsuchow. Chang Tso-lin's troops concentrate slowly, with no serious fighting expected for about a week. Earlier Shanghai dispatches claimed Hsuchow's fall but did not confirm whether Chekiang troops held it.
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Peking
Sun Chuan Fang
Hssuchow
Kiangsu
Tientsin-Pukow
Yangtse
Hsuchow
Chang Tso-Lin
Shanghai
Chang
Prank Blasting Powder Fire Kills Youth in Colorado School
In McPhee near Montrose a blasting powder prank ignited in a school furnace causing a fatal blast. Rolly Boyd, 12, died from burns as others suffered serious injuries from clothing catching fire while the room filled with flames.
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Montrose
Colo
McPhee
Rolly Boyd
Quote by Thomas Huxley on fishing ground yields
An old adage credits Thomas Huxley with noting that a single acre of rich fishing ground can provide more food in a week than the same area of the finest land would in a year.
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Thomas Huxley
Rummage Sale Aids Local Scholarship Fund
A rummage sale to raise funds for a Pocatello high school girl’s scholarship was announced by the Idaho Technical Institute college club. The sale, organized by the local branch of the American Association of University Women, will be held Saturday. volunteers are urged to bring clothing bundles Friday and contact committee members for details.
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Pocatello
Idaho Technical Institute
College Club
American Association of University Women
van E. Rogers
R. F .Hutchinson
C. H. Kinkerton
H. A. Chase
W. G. McReithr
Will Smith
C. B. Johnson
Personal notes from Blackfoot and nearby towns
William Turner of Blackfoot left for Omaha for several days of business. Fred Lynn of the Lynn Brothers hospital traveled to Rockland on business. Ephraim Thornton of Downey visited Pocatello to consult local physicians. The Stratten family reports their son ill at home. Mrs. Leo Matclaff entered Lynn Brothers hospital for an operation. Mrs. B F Lass injured her hand with a needle. C W Halliway is ill at home. Mrs E C Norton is ill at home today. Teck Stewart and family from American Falls visited Pocatello yesterday and Pat Patterson accompanied them back to American Falls. Walter Reid of Blackfoot was in the city on business. Miss Lilia Ely, Miss Juliet Minson, and Miss Naomi Fraker visited Boise from Pocatello over Sunday.
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William Turner
Blackfoot
Omaha
Fred Lynn
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Rockland
Ephraim Thornton
Downey
Pocatello
W. H. Stratten
South Main
Leo Matclaff
South Fourth
B. F. Lass
North Garfield
C. W. Halliway
South Harrison
E. C. Norton
West Center
Teck Stewart
American Falls
Potatello
Pat Patterson
Walter Reid
Boise
Lilia Ely
Juliet Minson
Naomi Fraker
Funeral for Harold Samuel Blundell Held at 2 PM
The funeral of Harold Samuel Blundell was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of Mean Undertaking company with Bishop E P Horefall of the First Ward L D S Church officiating. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery.
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Harold Samuel Blundell
the Mean Undertaking Company
E. P. Horefall
First Ward
Mountainview Cemetery
Church Board to Convene Tonight in Local Notices
The Congregational church board of trustees schedules a regular meeting tonight urging full attendance. The Fourth Ward primary association of the L D and church hosts an Indian festival and Halloween program Friday at 7 PM in Fourth Ward Hall. L D and Fifth Ward plan a dance Friday in Alameda’s Fifth Ward Amusement Hall. Fort Hall Lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias meets this evening. members urged to attend.
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Board of Trustees
Congregational Church
Fourth Ward Primary Association
Jl. D
Hallowe’sn
Fourth Ward
L. D
Fifth Ward
Alameda
Fort Hall Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Y. W. C. A. Meets For Quarterly Membership Program
The Y. W. C. A. quarterly membership meeting is Thursday evening with a dramatic skit What Every Member Should Know About the Y. W. C. A. led by Mrs. Paul Smith. Adelaide Anderson School of Music will provide numbers and a Girl Reserve will lead the candle light service for twenty new members. committees meet at usual hour and industrial groups form under Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Sloan to focus on business and professional girls with invited speakers from local firms.
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E. M. Loux
Paul Smith
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
F. L. Harris
George Sloan
Idaho Technical Institute debates four year course plan
Miss Ethel Redfield argues students at Idaho Technical Institute lack familiarity with state law authorizing the junior college work. The state board of education opposes expanding to a four year program, citing legal control and legislative tensions from 1925. She defends student panel censorship as common in schools.
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Boise
Idaho Technical Institute
Ethel E. Redfield
State Board of Education
Forum Meeting at Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
At the regular forum meeting of the Pocatello chamber of commerce Wednesday noon Clerk Sen ationally known criminal t be the principal speaker. J. Sellars formerly head of the Revelare Secret Service with headqu in Pocatello has now become prominent through his recent work on the coast solving murder cases in California. Jean Bisiling will have charge of the meeting and Paul Pasto coronist give several musical numbers.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
J. Sellars
Revelare
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