Contract Is Awarded On New Well
The Po catel City Council awarded a new well drilling contract for a 100 foot well in the northeast corner of Raymond Park and a 7 inch casing in Ross Park to A. J. Schoonover Baston. Work to start by May 6 and finish in 40 days. H N Hubbard for Bryan and Co proposed a blanket liability policy with first year premium of 3884.35 covering city autos trucks liability and property claims. The council asked Hubbard to submit policy to City Attorney F E Tydeman for review. Healy proposed spending 1600 as the city share for laying 6 inch water pipe in Valley View townsite west of the naval ordinance plant. Turner Insurance would cover other labor and material costs and system will be given to the city once installed. Water superintendent Speir supported the plan to size pipes for future needs. Neal Chase reported curb and gutter and oiled street contracts awarded for Highland Park subdivision and asked to install 150 boulevard lights at about 200 each with maintenance costs around 100 monthly. Mayor Phillips signaled cautious consideration. Fereday obtained permission to dig across Fourth Street for a storm sewer at the Idaho Bank site with the street to be restored. Ten property owners on North Thirteenth Avenue petitioned for curbs and gutters. 25 owners on North Main Street sought an improvement district for curbs gutters and sidewalks. Both requests forwarded to the city engineer for cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Park
Ross Park
A. J. Schoonover
Baston
Pocate Hoay Council
H. N
Zeke) Hubbard
Bryan and Co
Hubbard
F. E. Tydeman
W. Lyon Healy
Speir
Neal Chase
Highland Park
Chase
George Phillips
Maurice Fereday
Fourth Street
Idaho Bank
Fourth and
East Center
Fereday
North Thirteenth Ave
Gould and
King Streets
North Main Street
Farm losses show 14 percent hog feed wasted
Five year farm records indicate about 14 percent of all hog feed is wasted due to pig deaths.
Miss Marjory Rayborn Tops Declamation Festival
Miss Marjory Rayborn of Filer earned an excellent rating for her dramatic reading during the opening day of the Southern Idaho Declamation and Debate Festival at the Idaho State College Student Union building on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Rayborn
Filer
Alameda Starts Clean Up Drive
Alameda begins a city cleanup with six trucks and five Boy Scout troops. Work starts at Jefferson and Oak, moving north under an inspection committee led by Mayor Thurston, John Marshall, and A. M. Alexander. Drivers include McDermott, Saxton, Robinson, Thornock, Christiansen, Williams, and Ricks. Citizens are urged to meet at Jefferson and Oak Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda City
Jefferson and
Oak Streets
Thurston
John Marshall
A. M. Alexander
Bill McDermott
Bert Saxton
Whit Robinson
Delos Thornock
Neil Christiansen
Ray Williams
Dave Ricks
Alameda
Four Schools Vie in Finals of Southern Idaho Debate Meet
Four schools enter finals at Idaho State College with Burley Sugar Salem Blackfoot and Nampa each fielding two or one teams. Final round starts 9 am in ISC Student Union Building for a debate on arbitration of labor disputes. About 250 students from 35 towns began the three day event. now about 20 remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Rexburg
Fairmount
Southern Idaho High School
Idaho State College
Burley
Sugar Salem
Blackfoot
Nampa
ISC
Stake Conclave Set Sunday by LDS West Pocatello
About 110 young women from the LDS West Pocatello stake will sing at the Sunday afternoon stake conference in the First Ward Recreation Hall. The weekend events include a 6:30 p.m. welfare discussion and an 8 p.m. priesthood leadership meeting, with all sessions at the First Ward church or recreation hall at Center and Garfield. The conference opens Sunday at 10 a.m. and resumes at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS West Pocatello Stake
Stake
First Ward Recreation Hall
Twayne Austin
First Ward
Center
St. and
Garfield Ave
Death Takes Ex-Resident from Pocatello to California
Former Pocatellan Mrs. Helen Josephine Smith died at 50 in Sacramento California on April 8 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held in Sacramento and ashes will return to Mountainview cemetery in Pocatello for burial. She was born May 5 1898 in Pocatello daughter of John and Minnie Ennis and lived here until 1929 before moving to Wattis Utah then Sacramento. She married Abe Smith in Pocatello June 3 and is survived by her husband five sons three brothers and six sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellan
Helen Josephine Smith
Alfred Smith
Sacramento
Calif
Pocatello
Mountainview Cemetery
Helen Josephine Ennis Smith
John
Minnie Ennis
Wattis
Utah
Abre Smith
Alfred
David
Danny
Dean
Boise
James
Japan
David Ennis
Lorenzo Poulsen
Olive Ellis
Loretta Grady
Daniel Ennis
Stockton
James En
Record of Minor Offenses and Pleas in Kent County
Kent J Parrish age 15 pled guilty for running a red light with a $10 fine. John Butterfield Jr pleaded guilty to operating track without safety arm and to dumping refuse, fines $15 each. Hugh J Foster 33 speeding. bond forfeited for $20. John J Katzman Everett O Snooks running red. Donald Denkers 36 operating unlicensed pinball machine pled guilty with $10 fine. Stanley Warren 19 disturbing peace pleaded guilty, $50 fine. Tony Torrez 25 disturbing peace pleaded guilty, $100 fine. Tommy Cavelli 37 adulterty asked for preliminary hearing. date not set. Norma Steinway 24 adultery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent J. Parrish
John Butterfield Jr
Hugh J. Foster
John J. Katzman
Everett O. Snooks
Donald
Police bulletins list thefts and a missing person in Blackfoot district
Reported stolen from automobile of Russell Hadley at 1231 North Harrison Ave Vaniity mirror. Missing person from Blackfoot Wanda Ames 15 brown hair brown eyes believed wearing Levi’s red scarf red coat brown oxfords. Reported lost Union Pacific railroad pay check by Burr C Brown 228 West Buell St. Reported escaped from Utah state penitentiary Abraham Jack Dean 27 5 feet 7 inches tall 137 pounds medium complexion. Wanted by Blackfoot sheriff’s office John Brandon 40 6 feet tall slender brown suit some teeth missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hadley
North
Harrison Ave
Vaniity
Blackfoot
Wanda Ames
Levi’s
Union Pacific Railroad
Burr C. Brown
West Buell St
Utah State Penitentiary
Abraham Jack Dean
Blackfoot Sheriff's Office
John Brandon
Marriage Licenses for Clifford Walker and Elizabeth Schultz
Clifford V. Walker aged 23 of Blackfoot and Elizabeth Schultz aged 19 of Poca tello received a marriage license. Elmo D. Adams aged 19 of Tetonia and Marie Vreeland aged 18 of Poca tello also obtained a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford V. Walker
Blackfoot
Elizabeth Schultz
Pocatello
Elmo D. Adams
Tetonia
Marie Vreeland
Justice Court Docket Reports Plea Outcomes
William Ransom pleaded guilty to speeding and paid a $20 fine. Francis Dixie pleaded innocent to passing a school bus while unloading. trial not set. Melvin L. Martindale pleaded guilty to fishing in closed waters with a $25 fine. Eldon Martindale pleaded guilty to fishing in open waters with a fine amount not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ransom
Francis Dixie
Melvin L. Martindale
Eldon Martindale
Local Birth Announcements From Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices list new arrivals on April 15 and 16 at General hospital and St. Anthony's hospital. Families named include Clyde SQPassiore of 845 North Garfield Ave with a girl, Phillip Styhl of Aberdeen with a boy, George Rossiter of 305 East Center St with a girl, Mike Rivera of 469 Randolph Ave with a boy, John C Hepworth of 45 Campus Drive with a girl, and J H Barbie of Route 2 North with a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sqpassiore
North Garfield Ave
General Hospital
Phillip Styhl
Aberdeen
St. Anthony’s Hospital
George Rossiter
East Center St
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mike Rivera
Randolph Ave
John C. Hepworth
Campus Drive
J. H. Barbie
Process for making fine paper pulp from wheat straw
A new method produces pulp from wheat straw at lower chemical costs and higher yield than previously thought, advancing paper production efficiency.
Students Plan Trips For State College Leaders
William Folsom of Twin Falls and Howard of Idaho Falls will attend two May meetings of student body presidents. They will travel to Tempe Arizona on May 7 and 9 for the Pacific Student Presidents association meeting and then go to Lewiston for the state student body president convention on May 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Folsom
Twin Falls
Idaho State College
Howard Idaho Falls
Folsom
Tempe
Ariz
Pacific Student Presidents Association
Lewiston
Dog with charge account at Everett drug store
A husky collie owned by Police Lieut. Fred H. Gillis keeps a running charge account at a Broadway drug store. Skipper visits daily for a scoop of ice cream and the owner settles the bill at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Mass
Fred H. Gillis
Skipper
Broadway
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Thomas Radio & Appliance
N. Main
Packard-Bell
Motorola
State Hardware Co
North Main
News of Record
Tommy Cavelli
Norma Steinway
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BASIK
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U. S. Rubber
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