Frank L. Cole Honored by American Medical Association
Dr. Frank LaMont Cole was inducted into the American Medical Association’s 50 Year Club on June 11 receiving a congratulatory certificate from his alma mater University of Illinois for half a century of medical service. He held licenses in Idaho and California and served in the U S Army Medical Service rising to Brigadier General with key roles at Letterman Johns Hopkins Hospital Walter Reed and other posts.
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Frank LaMont Cole
American Medical Ass’n’s
University of Illinois
Dr. Cole
Idaho
California
U.S. Army Medical Service
Idaho Falls
Army Medical Division
Letterkins University School of Was
Army
Trinvler Hospital
Honoluhi
Letterman Hospital
San Francisco
Johns Hopman Hospital
Walter Reed Memorial Hospital
Cole
The
American College of Surgeons
House
Upcoming Local Meetings and Friday Football Clash
In The Offing lists events for Thursday and Friday Oct 8 and 9 Teachers Institute. Monday Oct 12 County Commissioners meet and School Board at 7 30 p m Montpelier City Hall. Business and Professional Women Club 7 30 p m Hacienda. Paris Lions Club 7 30 p m Friday Oct 16 FHS football vs South Rich.
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Montpelier City Hall
Business & Professional Womers Club
FHS
South Rich
Trueblood Receives 1963 Award for Wildlife Conservation
Ted Trueblood of Nam pa, associate editor of a national outdoor magazine, receives the Award of Merit from the American Association for Conservation Information in Boise. John R. Woodworth of the Idaho Fish and Game Department presents the honor, noted for Trueblood’s leadership in Idaho and national wildlife conservation. E. K. Brown, the department’s information chief, also serves as a director of the national organization.
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Ted Trueblood
Nampa
John R. Woodworth
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Trueblood
American Ass’n
Boise
National Wildlife Federation
Idaho
Department
E. K. Brown
National Conservation Organization
Car Tractor Mishap Near Bennington
Last Thursday evening a car driven by Henry J. Harvey of Pocatello struck a 14' Graham Hulme plow towed by a tractor driven by Lyle C. Stephens of Montpelier while both were southbound on U.S. 30N. The Hulvey auto left 74 feet of skid marks yet could not pass due to oncoming traffic. Passengers Robert A. Schiers Charles C. Wilson and Eugene Grant received first aid at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Stephens had no injuries. Sheriff’s Dept investigated.
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Henry J. Harvey
Pocatello
Graham Hulme
Lyle C. Stephens
Montpelier
Hulvey
Robert A. Schiers
Charles C. Wilson
Eugene Grant
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Stephens
Sheriff’s Dept
Vic Barfuss Assigned to Boise Post
Downey Idaho patrolman Vic Barfuss accepted a sergeant position with the Idaho State Police in Boise. He will oversee about 28 or 30 patrolmen in an administrative role. The Barfuss family moved to their new home on October 1. Mrs. Barfuss has been Downey village clerk for six years.
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Downey
Idaho
Vic Barfuss
Idaho State Police
Boise
Barfus
Barfuss
Robert
LaDawn
April
Dree
Brock
Scott
Opening social of Second Ward Relief Society
The Second Ward Relief Society held its opening social on Wednesday October 30 with 55 women and 28 children in attendance. The program featured songs, readings, a vocal trio, solos, and a rummage sale skit organized by Leona Bird and performed by Fern Eborn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward Relief Society
Orbie Poulsen
President Eborn
Jackie Passey
Nadine Lutz
Sandra Passey
Jemima Parker
Blanche Wallentine
LaRae Sorenson
Fern Eborn
Velma Hansen
Leona Bird
Eila Taggart
Oletha Ward
Ann Vallentine
Twila Lewis
Twila Kulicke
Waterfowl Season Opens Saturday with New Regulations
The migratory waterfowl season begins Saturday at sunrise and runs to January 7 1965 with a five duck bag limit, including two wood ducks redheads or canvasbacks, and a Canada goose limit of two. A three goose bag is allowed if one is not a Canada species. A new rule requires one fully feathered wing to be kept on each field dressed bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Raymond H Burton Dies at VA Hospital
Funeral services were held in the Montpelier 3-5 Ward Chapel Thursday for Raymond H. Mickey Burton who died Monday at the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Raymond H
Mickey) Burton
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Fielding Loses Homecoming Game to Kemmerer 34 6
Fielding suffers a 34 6 defeat at home to Kemmerer as Ranger backfield dominance and shielding defense push the visitors ahead. Stucki scores Spartans lone TD on a 25 yard run. Stucki gains 91 rushing yards.
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Fielding
Kemmerer
Wyo
Rangers
Richard Stucki
Spartans
Stucki
Dave Matthews
Melvin Parker
Allen Webb
Spartan
Ranger
Soda Sprgs
Grace
Westside
North Gem
Novelty Theatre to Remain Open in Paris
The Novelty Theatre will stay open after selling 75 memberships for a six month period. Manager Jim Hawkes says thanks to supporters, ensuring two shows per week in Paris until March 1965.
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Jim Hawkes
Paris
Services for Rosa H Rosen Held in Paris Ward Chapel
Rosa H Rosen 96 of Paris died in Pocatello last Thursday from age related causes. She was born in Switzerland on October 17 1867 and wed Alfred E Rosen in 1886 Logan LDS Temple. Survivors include several sons and daughters with many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral services conducted by Bishop William Rich were held Saturday at 2 00 p m in the Paris Wards Chapel with burial in Paris City Cemetery.
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Rosa Hoffman Rosen
Paris
Pocatello
Rosen
Switzerland
Peter
Jackelena Dahler Hoffman
Alfred E. Rosen
Logan
Lester Rosen
Soda Springs
Hyrum
Pasadena
Calif
Frank
Spokane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank L. Cole
American Medical Association
Teachers’ Institute
Paris Lions Club
Bennington
Relief Society
Raymond H. Burton
VA Hospital
Laraine Stuck
Rosa H. Rosen
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