Putnam Installed as Post Commander at VFW Election
John Putnam 245 Portneuf Park was elected post commander at Memorial hall after a spirited VFW election in Pocatello. Other officers named include George Parker senior vice commander Luverne Cardwell junior vice commander E E Morgal quartermaster Monte Royter chaplain John Long judge advocate Maurice Manning guard J A McQuillan three year trustee and Dr Hyrum Hartvigsen post surgeon. Four new members were initiated Ted McCurdy James Payne Patrick O Donoghue and W O Granger. Putnam a Marine veteran and Northern Life Insurance employee pledged to work for post welfare.
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Pocatello
VFW
Memorial Hall
John Putnam
Portneuf Park
George Parker
Luverne C. Cardwell
E. E. Morgal
Monte Royter
John Long
Maurice Manning
J. A. McQuillan
Hyrum Hartvigsen
Ted McCurdy
James O. Payne
Patrick J. O'Donoghue
W. O. Granger
Marine Corps
Northern Life Insurance Company
Putnam
Shanghai
John, Jr
Leroy
Elsie
College Choir Plans Seven Town Spring Tour
Idaho State College 65 member A Capella choir led by Wesley M. Harris will tour April 13 and 14 visiting American Falls Rupert Burley Buhl Wendell Gooding and Shoshone. Violinist Virginia Francis twins and pianist Joe LaRue join as featured performers. The tour ends April 29 in Frazier hall with pieces including Drop Slow Tears Hallelujah Chorus Gloria in Excelsis All the Things You Are and Keep in the Middle of the Road. Lorraine Dilworth Carey is the accompanist.
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Idaho
Idaho State College
Wesley M. Harris
American Falls
Rupert
Burley
Buhl, Wendell, Gooding
Shoshone
Virginia Francis
Joe LaRue
Frazier Hall
Harris
Mozart
Jerome Kern
Lorraine Dilworth
Carey
Junior Cattlemen Plan New Organization at Idaho Meet
Boise event to form a Junior Cattlemen's Association during the Idaho Cattlemen's 34th annual convention. Garth Eckert, temporary chairman, calls all youths ages 12 to 21 to attend Monday noon meeting for a luncheon and drafting of a constitution and by laws. About 30 young cattlemen are expected. The main convention opens with registration Monday.
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Boise
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Garth Eckert
Cattlemen and Sons of Cattlemen
Eckert
Cattlemen's Association
Aberdeen Music Program Slated
Idaho State college musicians will present a program of music at the Aberdeen Presbyterian church Sunday. Faculty members R. F. Goranson and Wesley M. Harris will be featured in a vocal duet. Students include Virginia Francis Twin Falls violin Mary Jane Royer Idaho Falls piano Kay Bittick Pocatello reading Paul Ewer Pocatello trumpet Aaron Hansen Pocatello vocalist.
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Idaho State College
Aberdeen Presbyterian
R. F. Goranson
Wesley M. Harris
Virginia Francis
Twin Falls
Mary Jane Royer
Idaho Falls
Kay Bittick
Pocatello
Reading
Paul Ewer
Aaron Hansen
Pharmacy professor to speak on state schools
Idaho State college professor E. E. Roscoe will address the district meet of the American Association of College of Pharmacy on April 26 27 in Salt Lake City. He speaks on why each state should have its own school of pharmacy.
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E. E. Roscoe
Idaho State College
American Association of College of Pharmacy
Salt Lake City
City plans new well in Raymond park to boost water supply
W J Speir head of the water department says a 100 foot well will be drilled on the east side of the field in Raymond park adding about 112 million gallons per day. A 1500 foot 12 inch cast iron main will tie the unit to the district system and chlorination will occur at the site. Ross park well, drilled in 1928, will be reperforated and brought back into service this year after steel mains were replaced with cast iron. separate bids will be asked for drilling and reperforation work.
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Raymond Park
Ross Park
W. J. Speir
Water Department
Speir
Alameda City Council Awards Sewer Contract
Bids opened for the Alameda sewer project and Mountain States Construction Co. won the contract for district No. 10. Work may begin within two weeks, with city clerk Alton M. Alexander noting potential water improvements including a new well and mains at an estimated cost. Councilman Louis Henderson resigned. J. B. Dahlstrom filled the unexpired term. Meanwhile Laurene Hendricks and Ethel Adfield attended the Inland Empire Education Association conference in Spokane.
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Alameda
Mountain States Construction Co
District No. 10
Alton M. Alexander
R. J. Briggs
Boise
Alexander
Briggs
Louis FE. Henderson
J. B. Dahlstrom
Funeral for Pocatello Man Harry C. Paige Held Saturday
Funeral services for Harry C. Paige 53 of 1333 North Main Street will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Downard Mortuary chapel. He died Wednesday in a Boise hospital. Paige a former Union Pacific conductor served in World War I and is survived by his widow a daughter a son and a granddaughter. Full military rites will be given at Mountain View Cemetery by the Pocatello American Legion Post.
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Harry C. Paige
North Main Street
Boise Hospital
Downard Mortuary
Brookville
Kans
George
Fanny Bates Paige
Ashton
Frances Freid
Pocatello American Legion
Pocatello
R.T
Union Pacific Railroad
Don Morris
Donald Paige
Mountain View
Local Court Records Include Fines for Run Stop Sign and Expired Plates
Leon Bodily pleaded guilty to running a stop sign with a $10 fine. Melvin L. Martindale admitted to operating a vehicle with expired plates and was fined $10. James Kooken Jr., 22, pleaded innocent to reckless driving as the case was dismissed. Property notices include C H Elle at 455 North Hayes Ave with $1400 for a two stall garage. R L Blodgett at 500 Ebony with $8000 for a new house. Zeph Jones at 631 North Tenth Ave with $1100 for adding three rooms. Paul Ritzman at 300 West Say Street with $1000 for a storage building.
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Leon Bodily
Melvin L. Martindale
James Kooken Jr
C. H. Elle
North Hayes Ave
R. L. Blodgett
Zeph Jones
North Tenth Ave
Paul Ritzman
West Say Street
Local Birth Announcements From St. Anthony’s Hospital
The notice lists William Ray Redmond an 18 year old from Ann Arbor and Betty Jean Hambley 19 from River Rouge along with Mrs. Kenneth Leger of Wisautfourteenth Ave. It records births at St. Anthony’s hospital with dates April 7 and April 8 and mentions Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Reed of 580 West Clark Street delivering a girl.
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William Ray Redmond
Ann Arbor
Mich
Betty Jean Hambley
River Rouge
Kenneth Leger
Wiswauth
Ave
Roy
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wilson Reed
West Clark St
Remodeling basement at 1106 East Clark Street
W. J. Knowles of 1106 East Clark Street plans a basement remodeling project valued at about 1500 dollars.
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W. J. Knowles
East Clark St
Pocatello Rotarians elect Mal T. Deaton to head club
Pocatello Rotarians elected Mal T. Deaton, last year’s vice president, to lead the club for the coming year at Thursday’s meeting. Deaton succeeds L. C. Johnson whose term ends July 1. Also chosen were Carrol Petersen as vice president Rae P. Stratford as secretary and new directors Harry Yearsley Harold Ory and Ed Dufford.
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Pocatello Rotarians
Mal T. Deaton
Deaton
L. C. Johnson
Carrol Petersen
Rae P. Stratford
Harry Yearsley
Harold Ory
Ed Dufford
Ontonagon County Lacks Concrete Highways
Ontonagon County in Michigan's upper peninsula spans 1,800 square miles with no paved roads and a population near 12,000.
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Ontonagon
Mich
Ontonagon County
Michigans
Upper Peninsula
Rabbi Gumbiner Addresses Jews as Minority in U S
Rabbi Joseph H. Gumbiner of Temple Beth Hillel San Fernando Valley speaks at Idaho State College Little Theatre to students and guests on The Problem of the Jewish People as a Minority in the United States. He emphasizes internal cultural education and external democracy as antidotes to anti semitism.
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Idaho _—_ College
H. Gumeen
Temple Beth Hillel
San Fernando Valley
United States
Little Theatre
ISC
Rabbi Gumbiner
Gumbiner
Joseph H. Gumbiner
San Fernando
Calif
Idaho State College
Collision Leads to Charge Over Defective Brakes
Joe Miller, 43, Rte 2 North, faces charges of operating an automobile with defective brakes after a Wednesday afternoon crash at Main and Gould. His 1941 sedan struck the rear of Herbert E. Hancock, 22, of 650 West Whitman St, who was turning right. both cars sustained front and rear bumper damage.
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Joe Miller
Rte. 2
Main
Gould Streets
Miller
Gould Street
Herbert E. Hancock
West Whitman St
Hancock
Forfeits Bond After Intoxication Charge
Bond of 15 dollars was forfeited in police court Thursday morning by John William Miller forty one. Miller was arrested Tuesday in his automobile which had earlier been reported stolen. Original drunk driving charges were reduced to the lesser offense.
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John William Miller
Miller
Orpheum Advertisement Promotes Show Listings
Advert says it pays to know what’s playing at the Orpheum. Listen for your phone call to get show information and listings.
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The
Orpheum
Adv
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ISC Department of Education
Ethel Adfield
Spokane
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Inland Empire Education Association
Elvis Hart
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Sauler
Hart Landscape. Nursery
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Laverne C. Cardwell
Gordon Willes
Hastings
Neb
Central Nebraska Wild Life Asociation
Worthy Woods
News of Record
County Concrete
SHY
Oxfords
Modern Shoe and Sporting Goods
Rabbi Gambiner
City Motor
Utah
Idaho Brand Purity
Argentina
Kentucky
Idaho Lumber
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