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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1948

Page

3

Lynn Rites on Tuesday

Funeral services for Dr. J. H. Lynn 70 physician and surgeon of 532 North Garfield will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Downard chapel with Rev. Joseph F Hogben officiating. He died Friday at home after a heart attack. Burial will be Mountain View cemetery. Survivors include his widow two sons John H Lynn Jr New York and Ted Lynn Pocatello brother I W Lynn Compton Calif and sister Mrs James Miscampbell Churchill Canada. He was born January 1 1878 in Barrie Ontario and married Gladys Grimes April 26 1915 in Vicksburg Miss.

J. H. Lynn North Garfield Downard Chapel Joseph F. Hogben Episcopal Church Lynn Lynn Hospital Barrie Ontario Canada United States Gladys Grimes Vicksburg Miss John H. Lynn Jr New York Ted Lynn Pocatello I. W. Lynn Compton Calif James Miscampbell Churchill Mountain View Cemetery

Obituary notes multiple WWII service deaths and a Kimberly widow

Obituary notices list Pvt Howard C Miles killed in action 1943 in North Africa with the Armored Division, services today at Mountain View cemetery Lava Hot Springs. Sgt Raymond Bouvia killed in action on Luzon 1945 with full military honors. Mrs Mary Elizabeth White of Kimberly Idaho dies at 65 with funeral arrangements and relocation details included.

H. G. Miles Lava Hot Springs Howard C. Miles Mountain View Cemetery Lava L.D.S. Church American Legion Miles Armored Division U. S. Army Ray Miles Edith Roselie Orofino Elsie Perkins Seattle Carrol Crump Robin Roy Vere Verl

Old Abbey Theater to Be Remodeled Into National Stage

Dublin plans to remodel and extend the Abbey Theater to form a new national theater. The historic building on Marlborough and Lower Abbey streets will be incorporated into a larger complex after wartime delays. The aim is a bigger space to produce works and reach larger audiences while preserving its intimate character.

Dublin Abbey Theater Hollywood Marlborough Street Abbey Street National Theater

Eisenhower Takes Month Vacation To Colorado For Fishing

General Dwight D. Eisenhower president of Columbia University left Thursday for a month long vacation in Colorado to do some fishing. He will be accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower and plans to slip out of town quietly according to Columbia University public relations.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University Colorado Eisenhower

Winter Time To Replace Oil Filter Cartridges

Motorists are advised that winter is a good period to replace the oil filter cartridge in vehicles. Regular replacement helps maintain engine performance and longevity during colder months.

Grace county fair plans ninth annual Black and White Fair

Preparations are under way for Gem Valley's Ninth Annual Black and White Fair at Grace on August 20 and 21 guided by Mrs Verna Merrill chair of the Art and Crafts division Entries are invited in oil landscapes still life and portraits as well as photography and tinting divisions A new junior art division offers soap carving ink and pencil drawings water color pastel poster textile painting crayon drawings and posters with several craft categories listed including ceramics and wood carving

Gem Valley Grace Verna Merrill Kodak

Dewey and Truman Dedicate New York Airport in Spectacle

President Truman and Governor Thomas E. Dewey dedicated Idlewild International Airport in New York as hundreds of fighters roared overhead in a non political ceremony. The event drew more than 215000 spectators for the largest peacetime aerial demonstration in U S history.

Idlewild International Airport New York Truman Thomas E. Dewey America

Thirteen Month Calendars Gain Use in US Firms

More than 700 business firms in the United States have adopted thirteen month calendars, expanding date tracking and scheduling options across industries. The trend reflects shifts in clerical practices and planning horizons.

United States

Preston-Whitney Irrigation completes new dam and reservoir

The Preston-Whitney Irrigation company finished Dam No 2 on the Lamont site east of Preston with a 2300 acre foot reservoir to augment the Glendale supply. The $100000 project uses modern equipment and a seven mile canal to carry Cub river water to both reservoirs for about 8000 acres of east Bear River lands. Engineer Wendell Smith of Riverdale, contractors Parson and Fife of Brigham City. the firm organized in 1926 to conserve water for Preston flats.

Preston Preston-Whitney Irrigation Company Bear River Franklin County Wendell Smith Riverdale Parson and Fife Brigham City Cub River Worm Creek Canal Cub River Middle Ditch Glendale Preston Flat

Drafts Expected When Incoming Air Is Eight Degrees Cooler

If incoming air runs more than eight degrees cooler than room temperature, noticeable drafts occur.

Molotov Returns to Moscow After Berlin Crisis Talks

Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov cut short a vacation to confer with American British and French representatives on the Berlin crisis. U S officials had not been officially informed of the talks by Ambassador Bedell Smith. Molotov's return sparked speculation of a possible agreement to resolve the Berlin crisis.

Washington Viacheslav M. Molotov United States Britain France Berlin State Department Walter Bedell Smith Molotov Moscow

Pocatello Chamber Promotes Monthly Sales Events

Members of the retail bureau of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce will meet on Wednesday August 4 at 12 30 p m in the Hotel Whitman to plan monthly promotional community wide sales events. The plan aims to boost sales and strengthen Pocatello as a shopping center with Sales Management noting city retail sales 1947 at 35 545 000 vs 24 847 000 in 1946 and 11 733 000 in 1939.

Retail Bureau The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Bureau Whitman Pocatello Chamber Sales Management

Judges Sharpen Up For Contests

County home demonstrators in southeastern Idaho gathered in the Gem room of Hotel Bannock to practice judging at county fairs. Marion Hepworth led sessions on canning preserving baking sewing with Mildred Haberly Doroth Stephens and others detailing criteria and methods. First county fair set for Weiser August 7 to 9 with further fairs through late September across Idaho.

Idaho Gem Hotel Bannock Marion Hepworth Mildred Haberly Dorothy Stephens Lenore Choules Leatha Christensen Weiser

Traffic toll and electrification reach in postwar era

In 1946 traffic accidents caused 33,500 deaths and 1,150,000 injuries with property losses around 750 million dollars. Meanwhile 53 percent of U S farms had electrical service.

Miss Saltonstall Weds Dover Scion Byrd Jr

Miss Emily Saltonstall daughter of Governor Leverett Saltonstall of Dover marries Richard E. Byrd Jr. son of explorer Richard Byrd in Dover Massachusetts ceremony. The bride is connected to Republican leadership and the groom is the son of a famed explorer.

Dover Mass Emly Saltonstall Massachusetts Leverett Saltonstall Richard E. Byrd Jr Byrd

Early Roman household roles shift chores to daughters

In ancient Rome a wife could not grind grain or cook for her husband, leaving these chores to the daughter in the household. The arrangement shows early gender-based divisions of labor within the family and societal expectations of female roles in domestic life.

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