Local School Building Projects to Begin This Fall
Construction will start immediately on three elementary additions and a junior high near Roosevelt, funded by a $700000 bond issue. Brennan and Cahoon secured the lowest bids for all units with concrete corridors, wood classroom floors, and brick exteriors. Additions will expand Jefferson, Whittier, and Washington schools, with Jefferson getting the largest eight classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Whittier
Washington
Jefferson
John Brennan
Alameda
Roosevelt
Johnson
Jefferson School
North Grant Ave
Irving Junior High School
Whittier Schol
South Fourth Ave
South Tenth Ave
Public Meet Set On Bannock Franklin County School District
A public meeting is set for April 26 to discuss reorganization proposals affecting East Bannock and north Franklin counties. Scott D Lowe Bannock County Schools superintendent says the meeting will cover creation of Bannock County class A No 3 district incorporating Rural High School No 3 area and issues including bonds transportation voting zones and school locations. Communities named include Grace That cher Cleveland Cove Telluride and Rose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Franklin County
Scott D. ‘Lowe
Lowe
Bannock County Reorganization Committee
Grace
Thatcher
Cleveland
Cove
Telluride
Rose Hill
Alumni Name First Life Member of Idaho State College Association
Theo J. Turner is named the first life member of the Idaho State College Alumni Association. Turner, manager of Bannock Title and Abstract Co., is an Academy of Idaho director who attended the school from 1912 to 1914. Perry Swisher urged other life memberships Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College Alumni Association
Theo J. Turner
Bannock Title and Abstract Co
Perry Swisher
Turner
Academy of Idaho
Swisher
Dedication Service Set For Army Building
Salvation Army hall at 233 South Second Ave will rededicate after January fire. Brigadier Frank Wilmer will lead with Brigadier A P Collier and Major A Koerner assisting. Ceremonies set for 8 p m tonight in San Francisco region report notes rebuilding completed after smoke and smudge damage. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
South Second Ave
Frank Wilmer
San Francisco
Calif
A. Dietz
Pocatello
A. P. Collier
Portland
Ore
A. Koerner
Travel Bug Takes Nip At Young Gate City Girl
Miss Personality at six months now a nine year old planning to fly solo with a doll named Blondie back to Denver to visit grandmother. Vicki Glenn daughter of Sgt James O Glenn and Mrs Glenn travels 800 miles by air via Western Airlines for the first time. Her father is stationed at the Air Base north of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flys
Vicki Glenn
South Tenth Ave
Denver
Western Air Lines
James 0. Glenn
Vicki
Blondie
Sgt
James O. Glenn
Glenn
Pocatello
Rowes Are Top Artists In KEIO Kiddies Klub Kontest
The Rowe family dominates KEIO Kiddies Klub Kontest with 18 month old Launa Rowe winning singing Alice Blue Gown. Cousins Jill and LuGene Rowe also placed, with sisters Sharon and others close behind as their mother accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
KEIO
Boyd Rowe
Rt. 2
Jill
Ted Rowe
Tyhee
Lu Gene
Glade Rowe
McCammon
Council Approves Bids for New Raymond Park Well
Water Superintendent William J. Speir appeared before the city council and received permission to call for bids on a new well at the northeast corner of Raymond Park. He was also authorized to buy a two inch portable emergency unit for 285.46 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Speir
Raymond Park
Radio Programs Sponsor Pocatello Cancer Drive
KEYY station lists three programs tied to the fund drive. Monday at 10 p.m. Not For Publication. Wednesday at 9 15 p.m. A Fool and His Life. Friday at 9 p.m. The Constant Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Cancer Fund
KEYY
Bannock Hotel Manager Planned Pullman Trip for Tourism Meet
W. W. Shields Bannock hotel manager and J. L. Craig chamber of commerce secretary planned a Sunday departure for Pullman Washington to attend a two day tourist convention sponsored by Washington State College. They will travel via Western Airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Shields
Bannock Hotel
J. L. (Ledge) Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Pullman, Wash
Washington State College
Western Airlines
Threat Of Flood Faces City
George Welch district conservationist warns that sudden warm weather after a wet snowpack could trigger flooding in the Portneuf valley. Elk Meadows Mink Creek watershed survey shows 55.5 inches snow depth and 16.2 inches water content versus 1946 conditions with high runoff. Ground saturation is high and irrigation supplies may exceed normal. The annual March April survey, conducted by the Soil Conservation Service with Portneuf district, forecasts flood risk and water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf
George Welch
Elk Meadows
Mink Creek
Pocatello
Welch
Soil Conservation Service
Pocatello High School Volleyball Tourney Winners Named
Pocatello High School reports the Girls Athletic Association team the Nine Muses won the annual volleyball tournament 34 to 27 over Seph Frosh-Sportsters. Captains Kitty Fletcher and Donna Dunn lead the two squads with listed members and club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carolyn Weller
Pocatello High School
Fostine Leach
Girl’s Athletic Association
Nine Muses
Seph Frosh—Sportsters
Kitty Fletcher
Belna Hair
Pat McDevitt
Jackie Cullen
Carol Malbon
Leona Potter
Mabel
Future Homemaker’s Association
Boise
The
Future Homemakers Association
Phyllis Richmond
Nancy Thompson
Amy Sugahara
Shirley Sturman
Ruth Dana
Three Pocatellans Lose Driving Rights
The state department of law enforcement lists three Bannock County residents with suspended or revoked licenses. Donald O. Davis of 456 Wayne Ave is suspended from Jan 17 1948 to Jan 17 1949 for drunken driving. Ray L. Jenks of Route 1 North faces drunken driving suspension starting Nov 30 1948. Ben McLaughlin of 634 West Young St is suspended from March 20 1948 to June 30 1948 for driving with a suspended license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Law Enforcement
Pocatellans
Bannock County
Local Court Fines For Traffic Offenses And Intoxication
Joe Jensen pleaded guilty for expired license plates with a $10 fine. John Strickenfinger had bond forfeited and $10. Frank Bonacci and Dominic Guido faced left turn violations with $2.50 and $5 fines. Glenn E. Cederberg pleaded guilty to stop sign, $10. Matthew Dudenake pleaded guilty for defective lights with $5 and suspended. James Linden Burns and Jarvis Warren pleaded guilty to intoxication with $15 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jensen
John Strickenfinger
Frank Bonacci
Dominic Guido
Glenn E. Cederberg
Matthew Dudenake
Herschel R. Arrignton
James Linden Burns
Intoxica
Tion
Jarvis Warren
Stolen Items From City Parking Areas
Rear view mirror belonging to Howard Tucker 228 Maplewood Ave stolen from a car parked near Fourth Avenue and Halliday Street. Antenna belonging to R. J. Atkinson 396 Pershing Ave reported broken from a car parked in the 200 block South Railroad Avenue. Automobile radio owned by Mrs. Stanley Cleare 1015 North Arthur Ave reported stolen from a white car parked in front of her residence Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rear View Mirror
Howard Tucker
Maplewood Ave
Fourth Avenue
Halliday Street
R. J. Atkinson
Pershing Ave
Railroad Avenue
Stanley Cleare
North Arthur Ave
Justice Court Pleas Guilty On Drunk Driving Flags
Wallace Egbert aged 39 and Devern Harwood 40 pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined 15 dollars each. William R. Mecchio pleaded guilty to running a red light with a 15 dollar fine and 5 dollars suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Egbert
Devern Harwood
William R. Mecchio
Red Light
Petition for letters of administration in Swensen estate
Probate court records show a petition for letters of administration in the estate of Mary Swensen who died intestate at Lago on April 9, 1932. The deceased left about $500 in bonds. Petitioner is Dot Swensen, with attorney Jones Pomeroy and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Swensen
Lago
Dot ‘Swensen
Jones, Pomeroy and Jones
Six Veterans to Spark ISU Spring Show State of the Union
Six veteran actors including three seniors from Idaho State College will star in the Alpha Psi Omega spring show State of the Union set for April 16 and 17 in Frazier Hall. The cast features leads David Hubbard Frank Kleffner Elwin Reynolds and four supporting players from Pocatello and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin C. Reynolds
Idaho State College
Alpha Psi Omega
State of the Union
Reynolds
Frazier Hall
Howard Lindsay
Russel Crouse
Vic Mae Powell
ISC
Department of Speech and Drama
Maureen Jones
Betty Tydeman
Kay Barton Bittick
Pocatello
Miss Jones
Dover Road
Miss Bittick
Eileen
Miss Tydeman
David Hubbard
Frank Kleffner
Hubbard
Fraternity
Pocatello Theater Guild Opens Rehearsals For You Cant Take It With You
The Pocatello Theater Guild begins rehearsals at 4 p.m. today for its first production since formation in January. Mrs. T O Hillebrandt announces the May 21 performance in Frazier Hall at Idaho State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Theater Guild
T. O. Hillebrant
Frazier Hall
Idaho State College
Pocatellans View Plant 200000th Car Celebration
Twelve residents returned from a Wil low Run Kaiser Frazer plant tour and witnessed the 200000th car roll off the line at the assembly plant. The winning Detroit dealer was chosen in a dealer and customer drawing conducted with Tolman noting the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Run
Kaiser-Frazer
Pocatellans
W. ©. Tolman
Alma Tolman
Marvin Tolman
Ray Horrocks
Willis McLaughlin
Leland B. Muir
Jack Clark
Detroit
Tolman
Fez Club Receives Consent for Private Slot Machines
The city council granted the Fez club permission to operate its slot machines without a license for a private party on Saturday at the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fez Club
Memorial Building
Students plan 15-minute April 30 radio broadcast
A group of 12 high school students will present a 15 minute broadcast over KSEI on April 30 as part of Campus Day and the Southern Idaho high school journalism conference. Isaacson notes seven topic choices and 165 to 175 word scripts due April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Isaacson
Idaho State College
KSEI
Isaacson
Freedom Train
Vandals Target Mail in Pocatello Break‑In Probes
Police investigated acts of vandalism in Pocatello involving torn mail from the front mailbox of Mrs. Max C. McNabb at 1155 East Wyeth Street. Checks were among the stolen items. Earlier, at 953 North Main Street, Mrs. Frank Serean reported a tampered lock jammed with powder to block key entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Max C. McNabb
East Wyeth St
Frank Serean
North Main St
Small Blaze in Pocatello Hits North Third Ave Home
The Pocatello Fire Department responded at 10 20 a m Saturday to 833 North Third Avenue to extinguish a fire caused by a defective electrical defect. The house owned by Mrs Birdie Thompson and occupied by Alma Jones sustained no reported damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
North Third Ave
Birdie Thompson
Alma Jones
Tiny Beltone hearing unit fits in the hand
The Beltone device aids the deaf with faint sounds and can be adjusted as hearing changes. The battery pack and wire are unobtrusive and do not require extra garments. Beltone offers free descriptive booklets and home demonstrations from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
Chicago
Ill
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Dietz
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Pole Line Road
Rowes
America
British Empire
Denmark
Switzerland
News of Record
Butig Heating
DELCO
General Motors
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Probate
Kleffner
Maxine Petterberg
John Bickmore
Preston
James Johnson
Lewiston
Mont
Ray Roff
Springfield
Ferrell Lusk
Malad
Alan Nichols
Las Cruces
N. M
Inez Burkhalter
Jerome
Polly Fitch
Idaho Falls
Richard Brown
Menan
John Stones
Downey
Jay Davis
Gene Goranson
Hal Fosses
Allen Blomquist
All of
Pocatellans View Plant
Blair-Fry
East Center
Wallace Garets
Tom Morrison
Twin Falls
ISC Press Club
RCA Victor Phonograph
RADIO
RCA Victor
Ford: Music CO
W. Center
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