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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
10
The Silhouette Autumn 1925 promotes a graceful silhouette in fashion with flowing lines and flared sides creating fullness at the sides and rear. It emphasizes a youthful feminine charm and smart styling for an Autumn wardrobe in correct style.
The fifty-eighth annual communication of the Grand Lodge A F and A M of Idaho opens with Grand Master Frank Knox presiding. About 75 lodges are represented, 150 visiting members attend, and reports highlight the opening with two-thirds of lodges paying assessments for the George Washington memorial.
All Masons with carts are asked to attend at Ban. The notice mentions an important committee and a mock event at 8:30.
The Bannock hotel hosts a planned 7 o'clock gathering with members of the order who have cars and can carry passengers, expected on hand to transport visitors to the agency for an unusual entertainment outing.
Ila, ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Peterson, was struck by a front and rear wheel of an empty grain truck while stepping from a grain pile near Pauline. She suffered severe internal injuries and was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. the truck, part of a fleet operated by Edward Davis, was being repaired nearby.
A nine pound boy was born this morning at the General hospital to Mr and Mrs John B Mullen of the Woolsley apartments. Mr Mullen is head timekeeper on the Utah division of the Short Line.
Mr and Mrs Allen of Fort Hall are the proud parents of a daughter born Monday. Mr Allen serves as chief clerk at the Fort Hall Indian reservation office.
Imy Garfinkle and Wild Bill Farrell of Salt Lake City fought to a six round draw Monday evening in Montpelier. The bout headlined the Harvest Festival sports feature, drawing local fans and adding excitement to the annual event.
Mrs Marie Howard assistant secretary of the local chamber of commerce and Miss Jassie Rawson a public school teacher returned from a Yellowstone park tour this morning. The trip was described as delightful and the travelers noted their professional roles.
The funeral of John Deane Devenberg ten months old son of Mr and Mrs J H Devenberg of 338 Washington avenue Alameda was held at 2 pm from the Fourth ward L D 8 church Bishop I H Radley officiating Interment followed at Mountainview under direction of Schumacher Land Hall company
Ed Idetch manager of the Pocatello chamber of commerce received a letter from Donald Mele secretary of the Idaho Wool Growers Association reminding a public land hearing in Pocatello on September 15 at 10 o clock. The meeting should interest livestock interests farmers and homesteaders of Idaho with developments expected.
Masses of delegates Bertha Atkin Bertha Hays Hope Thomp son Barie Aukerman Lillian Spo and Mrs Vera Holman retire on day evening from the Utah state convention of Business and Professional Women’s clubs Miss Fraker attended then to Salt Lake City spending several days there in Salt Lake City.
Federal officers arrested Sam Camilli who claimed to own a hotel in Ogden. They seized a gallon of moonshine and a two quart fruit jar and found a case of illegal liquor in his possession. Camilli was arraigned today.
Mr. Macnee reported on the recent national convention in Spokane attended by Blackman association leaders and vision delegates. A convention resume was presented by Mr. Macomber. Addresses were given by Senator Moses Representative Kelly and Postmaster General New of Indiana.
Mr and Mrs E J Fieldster spend days in Twin Falls as Fieldster handles preliminary tasks for the eastern Idaho district fair in Blackfoot. September dates noted with reference to fair preparations and related activities.
The local Elks lodge plans to resume weekly sessions this Tuesday, signaling renewed activity for the fall season. Officers installed last spring anticipate an eventful year with a large initiates class next month and a busy schedule of dances and entertainments.
Athletic commission rules after rain halted an Overland Park game, declaring no contest while upholding national rules. Omaha earns a 4 to 3 win as U. P. unit takes the meet by two and one half points amid disputed scores. Track winners include Banks and Nestlebush, with U. P. leading team totals and L. A. & L. securing several titles. Tennis cup awarded to Short Line. matches featured Gibbons and Mary Gannon.
Engineer Haws reported seeing a man across the rails as a train curved into Idaho Falls freight yards. Bronson was struck, dragged several feet, then taken to L D hospital for treatment. No clear explanation given for how he ended up on the tracks amid conflicting claims and prior fatal incidents nearby.
Myers of Pocatello will depart for Seattle with manager Spider Reach for a bout with Aberdeen’s Young Kratche, a ship to stave off a title contender, expected around October 1. They will then head to California for four contracted fights. A note from Roach mentions an offer from Australian champion Collins at Sidney, but Myers must finish current engagements first. They will travel by auto, after months of rest, Myers in strong condition for the tour.
After touring 23 states ward Mitchell, 23, lies in a local hospital with possible concussion after colliding with a truck driven by Fred Orville at Main and Bridger. Mitchell, a Glasgow resident, traveled with 17 year old Australian companion B K Rhodes. Rhodes reports Mitchell was careful and this was his first mishap.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names Miss bee Biréges ogee Lh and Gibbons with a near seven score. No clear event or full details available, but suggests a sports or contest score reading.
Miss Alma Kasemeyer and Richard Evans of Gooding were married in Pocatello Saturday morning and left for Salt Lake for a short honeymoon. Kasemeyer is known in Pocatello and has worked with her father at Gooding Packing. Evans is national vice president for Idaho of the Business and Professional Women's clubs.
Pocatello was hit by the season’s heaviest storm Monday night with a wind gusting to 28 miles per hour lasting five minutes and heavy rain and hail. A quarter inch of moisture fell during the deluge and rain continued to about 1 am for a total of .58 inches. Pedestrians sought shelter as the wind and rain drenched passersby and drivers in open cars faced poor visibility and a cold bath. Jupiter then dissipated the storm and it eased within the next half hour.
Announcements invite reservations for a Legion district meet banquet Thursday at Bannock hotel. Call F E Tydeman George D McClintock or R D Merrill by Wednesday. Women of Mooseheart Legion meet September 9 at 8 p m at the K C hall. Baptist ladies auxiliary meets Thursday at 2 30 p m in the church parlor with officer elections and a large turnout hoped for.
Dr H 4ugh scheduled to appear at the Bannock Hotel on Wednesday September 9. Local patrons are urged to attend for a talk and book signing event.
Miss Adelia Prichard, past president of the National Federation of Business and Professions Women’s clubs, arrives this evening en route to Portland Oregon after Utah convention in Logan. She will be honored at a dinner in her honor at the neck hotel with prominent hosts and guests.
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