Y M C A Plans Winter Activities and New Committee
The Y M C A in Pocatello outlines a reorganized physical education committee for the upcoming season. Doctors, railroad groups, and church affiliates join forces to expand interdenominational work, with a meeting set for September 17 at 7:30 p.m. Invitations go to all club members to shape schedules and group needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Williams
Department of Pant Education
Williams
Department
Pocatello
Association
Department of Physicial Education Committee
Board of Directors
R. R. Deacon
W. J. Rinkley
Ole E. Bates
Ernest Pearn
A. C. French
F. E. McKenzie
J. Doran
W. C. Perkins
Williard Nd
M. A. Pond
F. C. McGowan
Tr A. M. Newton
S. W. Gliem
Dr. J. Raaf
Clarence Stephenson
F. Tydeman
George Slingerland
Homer C. Martin
George Fish
William
Finis Bentley
J. , Edgerton
G. N. Ifft
Gaylordenford
A. M. Newton
E. N. Kerts
Kiwanis Club Holds Session In Pocatello Luncheon
The Pocatello Kiwanis met at noon at the Hotel Bannock with N Ellis Shorten of Salt Lake City presenting an address on Salesmanship. Pocatello chamber of commerce arranged for Shorten to tour Idaho offering a course in super salesmanship as a class is planned to begin Thursday evening with enrollments available at the chamber office. Shorten is a former Pocatello resident who later moved to Salt Lake City. G H Lines of Union Pacific spoke as a luncheon guest.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Bannock
N. Ellis Shorten
Salt Lake City
Shorten
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
P. L. Goddard
Utah Associated Industries
Idaho
Goddard
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Toggery
C. and A. Amusement Company
G. H. Lines
Union Pacific System
Suspension of Rate Schedule by Idaho Public Utilities Commission
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission suspended a proposed rate schedule for intrastate traffic in Idaho for 120 days beyond September 6 or until further order. Twin Falls chamber, led by secretary Charles F. Dwight, protested rates deemed unfair to Idaho points, noting parity with coast to Utah routes and contention over Boise loading and Pocatello Shoshone distances. Commission members J. M. Thompson, Will H. Gibson, and Frank E. Smith stated investigation and justification required before any implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Charles F. Dwight
Twin Falls
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Montana
Utah- Idaho Central
Butte-Anaconda
Pacific
Commission
Idaho
Coast
Utah
Pocatello
Boise
Ioading
Shoshone
J. M. Thompson
Will H W. Gibson
Frank FE. Smith
Utah Weather Evening Thunderstorms Linger East
Pair of showers possible tonight and Wednesday with thundershowers in the eastern section this afternoon. Cooler conditions expected tonight in the east as winds ease and temperatures dip, with the rest of the state remaining mild.
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Utah
Forum Luncheon Planned by American Falls Chamber
The American Falls chamber of commerce will run the program for a forum luncheon at the Bannock hotel on Wednesday noon. G. Nicholas Ifft will deliver a four minute address and Gaylord Sanford will supervise the music.
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American Falls
St Josephs home to hold tag day on October 3
The children's home board met Sunday and decided to stage the annual tag day on October 3. Committees named to manage sales include wholesale with Mrs. John Hood as chairman and Mrs. C A Valentine and Mrs. Hannah Ash as members. Retail district committee is headed by Mrs C B Onder donk with chairman Mrs fi Ben Ross and Mrs W P McDonald as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home Board
St. Joseph's Children’s Home
John Hood
C. A. Valentine
Hannah Ash
C. B. Onderdonk
Fi Ben Ross
W. P. McDonald
Congregational Juniors Doped Win Sunday School Contest
The upcoming inter Sunday school swimming meet at the Y M C A gathers several churches in a strong lineup. Congregational juniors surge as favorites led by Er nest Pearson with support from Harold and Walter Manning and Garfield avenue swimmers. Methodist and Christian Science teams show depth, Presbyterians and Episcopalians field a few eligibles, while the third ward I D B is crippled by Bill Hall’s absence yet can contest with other clubs. All competitors must be at the Y by 7 15 PM tomorrow for the meet and an intermediate event is planned for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Ernest Pearson
Congregational Flash
Harold
Walter Manning
Garfield Avenue
Congregationals
Vic Ericson
Charles Loux
Kenneth Ridgeway
Christian Science Gungsters
Toward Twins
Marvin Dunn
William Bressell
Ben Thompson
Stacy Smith
Corwine Groom
Jack Trimming
Ralph Young
I. D
Bill Hall
Young Hall
Jack O'Donnell
Jack
Anderson Brother
Weather and Seismic Talk In Small Town Lobbies
A casual exchange about rain versus California quakes frames the day as Twin Falls hosts visitors and a parade of guests at St Marie, Yellowstone, and Bannock hotels. Notables from Rexburg to Ogden stay for business while a flood of arrivals names dozens of guests at local hotels and cites a New York guest, R. W. Montgomery.
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E. H. Melen
Twin Falls
St. Marie
W. K. Turnbaugh
Salt Lake
H. T. Clyne
Boise
Mr. Clyne
Crow Hotel
A. H. Christensen
Downey Stockman
Yellowstone
D. W. Siswell
Rexburg
Mr. Siswell
L. M. Fisher
H. L. Crawford
Bannock
Pocatello
Mr. Montgomery
Botela
Services Tuesday for Infant John Devenberg
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J H Devenberg aged ten months of 328 Washington Avenue died Sunday evening. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 PM from Fourth Ward L D S Church with Bishop J H Radley officiating. Burial will be in Mountainview Cemetery. Arrangements are by Schumacher and Hall. Survived by parents and sister Viola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deane Devenberg
J. H. Devenberg
Banquet honors high officials and athletic judges
At a banquet in Pocatello high officials and representatives from U P and railway units gathered as committees reported on athletic rules. The disputed game was sequenced for Sept 8, then awarded to Omaha under national rules. President Gray praised athletics and the system’s future. Local leaders welcomed guests and presented cups and watches to winning teams.
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Smith
G. Sutherland
Lines
U. P
Omaha
Theodore Turner, Jr
Will Ferris
W. S. Cornell
H. R. Flint
J. K. Damron
Gray
King
Pocatello
Calvin
Union Pacific
W. H. Bohlscheid
Chamber of Commercs
Rotary Club
Frank Brown
The
Idaho State Journal
Jean Bistline
Kiwanis Club
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello Tribune
Ed White
William Jeffry
U P Managers Present Medals at First Meet in Pocatello
Officials from U P L A S L and O B L distribute gold and bronze medals for first and third places in field and track events. Captain Nevins of O B L accepts the cup, while Henry Hoover, 68, receives the horseshoe title. R H Beauchamp and J F Long present rifle and Twilight league trophies as the Short Line team dominates events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Harold Johnson
R. R. Smith
L. A
8. L
G. Sutherland
George Siingerland
H. V. Platt
John Nevins
Nevins
Pocatello
F. H
Indian Chief Honors O. S. L. athletics banquet note
Chief Tendoy of the Lemhi tribe spoke at the banquet translated by George Lavatta of the Short Line. He recalled his grandfather’s kindness to whites and protection of U P workers during the first linen laying in Idaho. Gratitude was expressed to Gray Platt and Hinckley for Indian youths’ railroad employment.
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Miss O
U. P
Idaho
Mr. Gray
Platt
Mr. Hinckley
Mr. Lavatta
Mr. Lavatta Presented A Beautiful Pair of Buckskin Gloves To Mr. Calvin
Calvin
Chief Tendey
Siingerland
Short Line
Mr. Lines
Walter Papke
Union Pacific
T. Bailey
Phil Nash
Pocatello Athletic Club
Guy H. Griffith
G. H. Lines
Meridell Dance Closes Evening With Union Pacific Theme
The party officially closed a dance last evening at Meridell with a program featuring Union Pacific songs. Remarks highlighted a vice president in charge of E ations as a longtime standing factor in the organization and system athletic associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eations
Meridell
Hol li Golden Nugget Tabs Promoted For Constipation
An advertisement from Halliwell Drug Co claiming Holli Golden Nugget Tabs provide quick relief for constipation and headaches. Whitton Pharmacy also appears in the claim, suggesting wide availability and medical use in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halliwell Drug Co
Whittlesey’s Prahmacy
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