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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1948

Page

2

Scout Heads Hold Session Scoutmast ers Meet in Blackfoot

The second monthly training session for Scoutmasters took place in the Second Ward LDS recreation hall under Ellis Oram. About sixty Scout leaders from Blackfoot and nearby towns attended. district commissioner Marlin Bingham led recruiting instruction and a post meeting chicken dinner was donated by Hen ry Hicks and Jorgenson hatchery. John son praised the round table results as highly satisfactory with attendance more than doubling.

Blackfoot Second Ward LDS Ellis Oram Marlin Bingham Riverton Rose Moreland Groveland Riverside Thomas Ensign Call E. E. Bingham Clarence Pack Douglas Parkinson Ray Eskelson Weldon Payne Charles Nixon James Clark Oram Lloyd Young Holly Manwaring Cluff Johnson Tenday Council Henry Hicks Jorgenson Hatchery Clark Johnson

Malad Wards Stage Two One-Act Plays

The Malad weekly MIA meeting featured two one-act plays: Sally Takes a Bow by the Malad first ward directed by Mrs Eunice Willie and Mrs Lorraine Dives with Jesse Dredge as stage manager. Bee Hive Girls of the Malad Third ward performed My Cousin From Sweden directed by Mrs Lily Hess and Mrs Tia Holmes. Barbara Budge sang a solo between plays.

Sally Eunice Willie Lorraine Dives Jesse Dredge Cheryldene Vaughan Edith Dives Paul Mills Melvin Evans Cora Lee Neal Reed Call Ben Dives Muriel Dredge June Williams Bee Hive Girls Sweden Gay Harding Gaylene Williams Sharon Evans Medeline Jones Shirley Atkinson Nadine Gleed Arlis Jensen Lily Hess Tia Holmes Barbara Budge Ernest Horst Stewart England

Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce holds director nominating votes

Nominating ballots counted for four vacancies on the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce board. Eight top nominees were Warren Holt, Jimmy Bowns Jr, Dr Kenneth A MacInnes, Frank Fullmer, Douglas Parkinson, Pete Kimball, Lester Hopkins, Conrad L Borreson. Ballots mailed Dec 6. due by Dec 15. Four carryovers are Al Barrett, Tom Smith, W H Furchner and Tom Hemming.

Blackfoot Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Warren Holt Jimmy Bowns, Jr Kenneth A. MacInnes Frank Fullmer Douglas Parkinson Holland al Barrett Chamber Tom Smith W. H. Furchner Tom Hemming

Pastor equips car with radio telephone in Tulsa

The Rev. Paul McBride of East Side Christian Church outfits his Tulsa car with a radio telephone to run a 24 hour service as an on road office for church business.

Tulsa Okla Paul McBride East Side Christian Church McBride

Benny Dismisses Maid Then Takes Over Chores

In a tense domestic scene Benny fires the maid who handles all housework and later notices illness in Louis. A wife proposes a nightly eggnog tonic with brandy, insisting on the ritual as a remedy while she maintains a cheerful, controlling grip on events.

Benny Durand

Potent Milk Tonic Turns Sinister in Dark Romance

A woman offers two milky tonic drinks to a man, one tasting velvety and pleasant, the other shared. After a toast to health, the night turns tormenting as the tonic lingers in his stomach, causing searing pain and sleep loss. Morning reveals dried blood as the tale continues.

Week of Geor ge family visits noted in local notices

Mr and Mrs Frank Hayes spent a day in Pocatello this week. Dinner guests included James Craine and others from Soda Springs and Montpelier. Several locals attended the Farm Bureau convention in Pocatello and a new baby was born to Mrs Floyd Clark.

Georgetown Frank Hayes Pocatello James Craine Lewis Humphries Larry D Roger Soda Springs Eva Dalyrmple Joseph Montpelier David C. Bacon Idaho Falls Elwood. Payne and Bill McCammon Ada Payne Albert Bacon Lloyd Derricott Venna Nelson Bloomington Evan Hoff Salt Lake City Reda Clark BYU Marvin Clark Guy Caldwell State Farm Bureau

Police Court Minutes and Marriage Licenses

Verno S. Egbert pleaded guilty to faulty brakes and was fined five dollars. Bert Broncho admitted operating an automobile under the influence and was fined. Kenneth Marchetti pleaded guilty for failing to observe a stop signal and was fined two dollars fifty cents. Marriage licenses issued to Farnsworth and Bonner, Bratton and Gibson, Bell and Duke, Nelson and Hopkins. A bulletin notes someone stole large disc hubcaps from Arthur Annes’s car. Births announced at St. Anthony's Hospital: a boy for Avila family, a boy for Kelley family, a girl for Fleming family, and a boy for Christ family.

Verno S. Egbert Rt. 1 South Bert Broncho Fort Hail Indian Kenneth G. Marchetti South Arthur Ave Lewis D. Farnsworth Spaeth Cecilia Bonner Poca James K. Bratton Pocatello Parethy Ferguson Gibson Oseph N. Bell Pacific Grove Calif Vernie Duke Pacific Calif Jack D. Nelson Sylvia M. Hopkins Ene Arthur Annes East Clark St Nelson St. Anthony's Hospital Owen Kelley Lava Hot Springs Jose Avila North Harrison William Fleming North Tenth William “Christ Roosevelt

Blackfoot CAP Studies Code in Place of Film Strip

Blackfoot Civil Air Patrol members began a code study session replacing a film strip planned for the meeting. Dennis Olson said the film will be shown at the next meeting on December 8. The group started a radio code familiarization course with surplus equipment and will hold regular code classes soon. Olson announced a state CAP communications conference in Boise on December 12, urging all members to attend.

Blackfoot Civil Air Patrol Dennis Olson Olson State Cap Boise Blackfoot

Rockland Mission Honor Ties Local Service to Canadian Call

Rockland man Bernell Ralphs was honored at a church service before leaving for a Canadian mission. Speakers included Bernell Wrigley and L. T. Ralphs. Local attendees and out-of-town visitors gathered, with musical numbers by Glendora Halling and Gail Ralphs. Also noted is the funeral of 90-year-old S. N. Morris and various social visits in the community.

Rockland American Falls Ed Morris Denver Jennie Anderson Boise Clifton Robinson Ray Robinson Clifton Clinton Curtis Robinson Larry Anderson Shirley Benson Linda Oleen Stokes Logan

Spud Growers Plan Co-op In Kent Area

At a Rupert meeting of 30 potato growers the Paul Potato Co-op Inc was formed to fund a new warehouse. Secretaries and directors named include Harper Hunsaker Vern Nielson Albert Mayer and Matt Heisel. Membership drives have begun.

Rupert Paul Potato Co-op, Inc Kent Harper Hunsaker Vern Nielson Albert Mayer Matt Heisel

Blackfoot JayCees Start War Memorial Bond Drive

Blackfoot Idaho junior chamber of commerce begins security bond payment toward War Memorial Fund to honor members killed in World War II. Bond set at 79 dollars with a dollar per member. joining the Buck or Better club. Also plans for Rubinoff and His Violin concert in Blackfoot.

Blackfoot Blackfoot Junior Chamber of Commerce Idaho Blackfoot Jaycees Jaycees Rubinoff Russia Warsaw Conservatory of Music Victor Herbert Will Rogers Eddie Cantor

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Blackfoot C Nate Morgan Elli Bulovas Rts Ld University of Chicago U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Argonne National Laboratory Chicago Louis Lou William Irish NEA Service, Inc Pocatello Drug Co Main & Center John Charles H.S Fawson Music Co. Pocatello News OF Record Clifton Robinsons Lovell Thornton Trent Twin Falls Beth Robinson Aberdeen Max Robin Junior Sis Spud
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