Easter Week Plans From Pocatello Churches
Pocatello churches schedule Maundy Thursday Holy Communion at First Congregational with Rev. Walker and Rev. Warford. Pilgrims choir performs The Crucifixion by John Stainer. Good Friday services open at First Presbyterian throughout the day. Easter Sunday at First Congregational includes 7 am bench service, 9:30 and 11 am services with baptisms, awards, and reception of members. Easter music and sermon Forever and Ever. St Joseph’s Catholic church features a grand music program led by Mrs Kleffner and participating choir members for the 9 am mass with detailed liturgical selections and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Holy Communion
First Congregational Church
Leroy Walker
The
Methodist Church
O. R. Warford
Congregational Church
Pilgrims
John Stainer
Lois Cullen
First Presbyterian Church
Clark Street
Watford
Department of Education
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
F. G Kleffner
Joe Primbs
Joe Jenkinson
J. F. Thomas
William Wrasp
Spencer Ford
E Shippert
Clyde Schoonover
R. R. Richmond
John McMahon
Gloria Grigora
Bonita Cotterell
Kenneth de Late
Robert Malick
William Derham
Edward Eldredge
Anthony Ricca
Joe Connaughton
Charles Kleffner
A. H. Rosewig
Korman
Mary Claire Lee
Regina Coeli
L. Bardese
Alleluia
Richmond
Jenkinson
Schoonover
Ricca
Grid Club Scene Two Highlights Local Figures
Scene two features Paul Scott of Pocatello as man of the year and details his winning methods. Bannoc hotel manager Bill Shields, The Hitching Post, Hunting Fever and The First Security Bank scenes are shown. Chris Sorgatz and Lynn Weller portray waitresses in dresses and wigs, providing the opening costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott
Pocatello
Bannoc
Bill Shields
Chris Sorgatz
Lynn Weller
Obituary notices for Douglas G Rowe and Lee Pierce
Funeral services for Douglas G Rowe five year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Rowe will be held Tuesday at 2 p m at the Third ward LDS church with Bishop R K Hart in charge Burial will be in Mountain View cemetery The boy died Friday when he fell into a fishpond while playing The body will be taken to the family home Tuesday morning at 10 a m where friends may call until the time of services Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Downard Funeral home Lee Pierce 57 prominent Lorenzo Idaho farmer and father of two Pocatellans will be held Friday at 2 p m in the Annis LDS Ward church near Lorenzo He died of a heart attack last Friday in his Lorenzo home He is survived by his wife Mary Pierce of Lorenzo one daughter Mrs Ruth Brower 1555 S Fifth Pocatello and four sons Mark Pierce Polo Line Trailer Camp Pocatello Marion and Rey Pierce Lorenzo Kate enzo and Ivan Pierce Pittman N J
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Douglas G. Rowe
Douglas G Rowe
Robert W. Rowe
North Lincoln
Third Ward
LDS Church
R. K. Hart
Mountain View
Downard Funeral Home
Lee Pierce
Lorenzo, Idaho
Annis
Lorenzo
Pierce
Pocatello
Mary Pierce
Leonard
Ruth) Brower
S. Fifth
Mark Pierce
Nelson to Head Group of Pocatello Life Underwriters
Perry A. Nelson of Pocatello was elected president of the Pocatello Life Underwriters association at the annual meeting in the Whitman hotel. Allen Cannon of Blackfoot became vice president and Bert Ficke of Pocatello was named secretary treasurer. Plans were set for the state convention May 6-7 in Sun Valley.
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Perry A. Nelson
Pocatello
Pocatello Life Underwriters Association
Whitman Hotel
Allen Cannon
Blackfoot
Bert Ficke
Sun Valley
Police To Name Board Members
Pocatello police will vote on April 18 to elect three officers to the Police Retirement Fund Commission. Commission Secretary John Perkins said all nominations must be filed by midnight tonight.
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Pocatello
The
Police Retirement Fund Commission
Commission
John Perkins
Mrs. Lovin Taken By Death
Caroline M. Lovin 42 of 1205 E Fremont Pocatello Idaho died Monday in a Pocatello hospital after a lingering illness. She was born November 27 1905 in Rock Creek Idaho and moved from Twin Falls to Pocatello in 1929 where she worked as office manager for Farmers Insurance Co for five years. Survivors include her husband Harold L Lovin parents Charles and Theresa Cline of Hansen Idaho two brothers William H and Thomas Cline Twin Falls one sister Dorothy C Custer Twin Falls and grandmother Ellen Cline of Twin Falls funeral arrangements by Downard funeral home.
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Caroline M. Lovin
E. Fremont
Pocatello
Rock Creek
Idaho
Charles
Theresa Bailey Cline
Lovin
Twin Falls
Farmer’s Insurance Co
Harold L. Lovin
Charles Cline
Hansen
William H. Cline
Thomas Cline
Dorothy C. Custer
Ellen Cline
Central Christian Church
Women of the Moose
National Secretaries Association
Downard Funeral Home
Haunted House three act play at Fifth Ward chapel
The Ninth LDS ward presents a three act play Haunted House Tuesday at 8 p m in the Fifth ward chapel. Klena Palmer directs with cast including Kent Bagley Glenn Fifield Rachel Galloway Gaynor Woodland Laila Millward Dwight Zundel Earl Zundel Gordon Mann Gerald Garrett Gerald Neal and Max Richardson. Small admission charged. public welcome.
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Fifth Ward
LDS Ward
Klena Palmer
Kent Bagley
Glenn Fifield
Rachel Galloway
Gaynor Woodland
Laila Millward
Dwight Zundel
Earl Zundel
Gordon Mann
Gerald Garrett
Gerald Neal
Max Richardson
County Hospital Lot Swap Hinges on State Board Decision
County officials have pursued a land swap with Idaho State College and the Claude Bistline estate to relocate a county hospital. Appraisers for the county and ISC found values offset between the two tracts, and the matter now goes to the state board of education for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State Board of Education
Idaho State College
Claude Bistline
Bistline
University
E. Center Street
W. H
Pete) Jensen
County Board of Commissioners
County
ISC
Grant Stowell
Theodore Turner Jr
Lilienthal outlines atomic energy plans and weapon use
Lilienthal says a materials testing reactor record is needed to develop materials for an atomic aircraft engine. He notes total atomic outlays nearing 4 billion dollars this year, with at most 700 million for weapon only items. He suggests peacetime uses for fissionable materials and that U S monopoly on bombs is not permanent.
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Lilienthal
Subcommittee
Russia
U. S
Trial In Theft Opens Against Carl Paddy
Prosecution to call more witnesses at 10 this morning in district court for the theft of 850 dollars of Indian handicraft and hides from Pocatello Hide Wool and Fur Co last winter. Two officers and the store owner testified yesterday. Detective Perkins said stolen items were found in a hotel room rented under Fred Glenn. Paddy seen in the hotel hall. Six more officers expected to testify today. Assistant County Attorney Lloyd ig leads the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Carl Paddy
Ft. Hall
Pocatello
Fur Co
John Perkins
Isaac McDougall
Fred Glenn
Paddy
Lloydig
Bottolfsen Named Inspector in Idaho Government Reform
Former Idaho governor C A Bottolfsen and ex state auditor Earnest Hansen were appointed investigators by the interim legislative committee on state government reorganization. Sen O E Cannon said the 10 member panel chose two capable figures to streamline and coordinate finances and operations. Bottolfsen will assume duties upon return from Salt Lake City.
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Boise
Idaho
C. A. Bottolfsen
Earnest Hansen
O. E. Cannon
Emore
Cannon
Bottolfsen
Hansen
Suit Filed Over Death in Bannock County
Mrs. Cora G. Roberts sues Delmar E. Palmer in Bannock County District Court over a July 13, 1947 crash at Polo Line Road and Highway 191 near the Green Triangle club that killed her 14 year old son Donald Gray. Damages total 75 532 90 including 50 000 general, 165 motorbike loss, 367 50 medical burial expenses and 25 000 punitive. Attorneys B W Davis and L F Racine Jr represent the plaintiff.
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Bannock County
Cora G. Roberts
Delmar E. Palmer
Roberts
Palmer
Donald Gray
Polo Line Road
Highway 191
Green Triangle Club
Rites For Gone Child Held After Well Tragedy
Autopsy by Dr. Harry L. Deutsch showed the child died of suffocation about two hours after falling into a well hole last Friday. Family did not respond to calls or doorbell. neighbors stayed with friends during the interim.
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Harry L. Deutsch
Flood Aid Fund Approved for Idaho Emergency Work
Senator Glen H. Taylor said a 20 million dollar emergency flood fund was approved in the Senate to cover all threatened areas in Idaho. House approval was expected before Easter recess.
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Idaho
Susan Bona
Glen H. Taylor
Senate
Sen. Taylor
House
Miss Berg Visits Gate City for Week in Pocatello
Miss Anna Laura Berg of Palo Alto California arrived in Pocatello by plane Sunday night for a week with her mother Laura D Berg Bannock county tax treasurer. Berg is executive secretary of the Stanford university department of physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Anna Laura Berg
Palo Alto
Calif
Pocatello
Laura D. Berg
Bannock
Miss Berg
Stanford University Department of Physics
Doctor Diagnosed Death as Suffocation in Child Case
Dr. Deutsch initially said he would wait on microscopic tests before stating how Kathy died but later announced a gross examination showing suffocation as the cause. He noted some lacerations on the body and avoided detailing their severity while Dr. Hanson dismissed rumors of strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hanson
Deutsch
Kathy
Hanson
Morsch Wins Region American Legion Oratorical Contest
Morsch won the regional American Legion oratorical contest sponsored by the Legion's Americanism committee in Boise. Claire Sorrell of Billings Montana and Jack Jones of Beaverton Oregon were runners up. Morsch will advance to the sectional contest in Laramie Wyoming on Wednesday.
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Eee Ee Eesch
Boise
American Legion
The
Legion’s
Americanism Committee
Morsch
Claire Sorrell
Billings
Mont
Jack Jones
Beaverton
Ore
Laramie
Wyo
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