Better City Theme For Contest Endorsed By Local Leaders
Civic improvement essay contest for high school and college writers in Pocatello announced by merchants and civic leaders. May-or George R. Phillips, Chamber of Commerce president C. Ed Flandro, and Junior Chamber of Commerce president Lew Harrison endorse the effort. Prizes donated by merchants. details in the Pocatello Post classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Merchants
George R. Phillips
Chamber of Commerce
C. Ed Flandro
Lew Harrison
Pocatellans
Phillips
Pocatello
Flandro
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harrison
The
Pocatello Post
Plans Made For Tourney In Pocatello
High school students from southeastern Idaho will attend the state high school debate tournament and southern Idaho declamation and dramatic meet April 15 16 and 17 on the ISC campus in Pocatello. ISC coach Carl Isaacson heads the event expected to draw over 300 students with judges including Harold Hanson Steven Meadows Ed Cunningham Mary Donna Jones Berne Bobard bent G Nicholas Ifft June McOmber Dave Hubbard and Don Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Nicholas Ifft
June McOmber
Dave Hubbard
Don Larsen
Idaho State College Paper Earns First Class Rating
Idaho State college weekly Idaho Bengal earned a first class rating in a national contest for first semester editions. The four page paper edited by Steve Lamroeux of Orifino competed with four year schools for the first time. staff includes Barbara Swisher Earl King Charles Clerc Hazel Johnson and Bob Birdsall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Idaho Bengal
Wallace E. Garets
Steve Lamroeux
Orifino
Barbara Swisher
Pocatello
Earl King
Charles Clerc
Hazel Johnson
Bob Birdsall
Enlarged ISC Course Planned
Idaho State College plans to expand the vocational program from 15 to 18 courses next fall. Three new classes are to include plumbing and pipe fitting, sheet metal, and furniture upholstering, contingent on the readiness of the emergency classroom building on the upper campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Roy Christensen
Christensen
Unusual Baby Ties Bannock County Kin Across Generations
Grant Alan Bowman, a six week old red haired blue eyed boy, links five generations in Bannock county within Lava Hot Springs and Vir a. The eight relatives include LoRene Potter Bowman age 18 and Glen Potter 39, John Potter 68, Mrs C F Potter 85, and on the other side Grant Bowman 18 and Mrs Alton Bowman 42. Mrs Jachau 84 traces England. Mrs Potter 68 years in Bannock county. Born Perry Utah.
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Bannock County
Grant Alan Bowman
Grant Alan
C. F. Potter
John Pot
Lava Ao Springs
Vira
LoRene Potter Bowman
Glen Potter
John Potter
C.F. Potter
Grant Bowman
Alton Bennett Bowman
Amy Jachau Bennett
Elizabeth A. Jachau
Juchau
England
Potter
Perry
Utah
Young GOP Meet Tuesday at Hotel Bannock
The Young Republicans group plans a meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Bannock. Les Lambson, chairman, said Lloyd Haight a Pocatello attorney and former American Legion commander will speak on City Management. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republicans
Bannock
Les Lambson
Lloyd Haight
Pocatello
American Legion
Lambson
Radio gear to be installed at municipal airport tower
Radio equipment for the new CAA tower at the municipal airport will be placed in operation next Wednesday. Stan W. Dila tush, chief traffic controller at the tower, reported Friday.
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CAA
Stan W. Dilatush
Water Woes Hit Koch Family After Pipe Rupture
Mr and Mrs R A Koch of 1026 East Center St face water service disruption after Patton and Linton construction workers accidentally ripped their supply line while clearing a basement on a vacant lot at Ninth Ave and Center. The family questions trenching depth and planning, yet does not fault the crew.
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R. A. Koch
East Center St
Kochs
Patton and Linton Construction Company
Pocatello
Ninth Avenue and
Center
Koch
Local Court Docket and Birth Announcements
Tom Croxall pleaded guilty for expired plates with a $10 fine. Eugene G. Smith pleaded innocent to a red light charge, was found guilty, fined $10 with $5 suspended. LeRoy J. Ward pleaded guilty to running a stop sign, fined $5. George H. Rogers owed $10 for running a stop, Quinn forfeited a $2.50 charge for trespassing with a car. Blackfoot reports births: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tominaga new girl Fileen on April 6 at Parsons hospital. Blackfoot couple Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Anthony have a boy born April 7 at Beck hospital. Mr. and Mrs. LaVon McKinley of 316 South Eighth Ave report a girl born April 8 at St. Anthony’s. Army Air Base resident Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sierks welcomed a girl on April 9 at General hospital.
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Tom Croxall
Eugene G. Smith
Running Red Light
LeRoy J. Ward
George H. Rogers
Quinn
Sam Tominaga
Fileen
Parsons Hospital
Calvin Anthony
Blackfoot
the Beck Hospital
LaVon McKinley
South Eighth Ave
St. Anthony's. Hospital
Raymond Sierks
Army Air Base
General Hospital
Return of Two Los Angeles Burglary Suspects
Alma Marley of Bannock County Sheriff reports the return of two burglary suspects from Los Angeles, John Hemingway 25 and Alfred Hale 19. They were linked to the Feb 8 burglary of Charley Sarvor’s house at 245 North Third Avenue, with $3000 seized and about $2200 used to buy a sedan from a Pocatello dealer. Extradition hearing occurred April 5 in Los Angeles.
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Alma Marley
Bannock County
Los Angeles
Calif
Guy Nelson
Pocatello Police Force
John Hemingway
Alfred Hale
Charley Sarvordis
North Third Avenue
Pocatello
California
Peace Disturber To Face Court
Lester Lee Phillips 32 faces a police court trial on disturbing the peace charge. He was arrested Thursday night in the 300 block North Main Street after reports he molested an usherette at the Chief theater and caused a disturbance. Bond set at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lee Phillips
Main Street
Phillips
Motorist Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
Wily J. Smith, 36, of 315 Jefferson Ave., paid a $50 fine in Pocatello police court after admitting reckless driving. A $25 portion of the fine was suspended. The charges stem from a late Thursday crash at the Polo Line road intersection with U S Highway 91, where Smith’s southbound sedan struck Nile C. Jepson, 24, of Idaho Falls, who was stopped at a traffic sign. Damaged were the left front wheel and fender areas of both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wily J. Smith
Jefferson Ave
Pocatello
Smith
Polo Line Road
U. S. Highway 91
U.S. 91
Nile C. Jepson
Idaho Falls
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Packard
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News of Record
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Smith Machine
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Selacom
Fellas Sinn
Schwinn
Don
BASIK
Boy Scout
Three Brothers Separator
Springfield
Winchester
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Lemei
Pine
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Ond
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