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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1948

Page

3

Family party and farm show mark Malad weekend events

Oneida Farm Equipment and International Harvester agency sponsored a Family Party at the Star theatre with free coffee doughnuts and displays of Ford vehicles. Malad Motors celebrated its first anniversary with an open house. The Oneida Rifle Association scheduled a ham goose and chicken prize shoot at the Oneida fair grounds. Community and county agricultural conservation elections saw multiple supervisors elected or re elected, with county committee officers announced. Local residents traveled to Salt Lake City and Boise for medical, business, or personal reasons, and a goiter operation was performed in Ogden.

Oneida Farm Equipment Company International Harvesters Agency Star Theatre Oneida County Malad Motors Ford Oneida Arbon Holbrook and Stone Waldo J. Blaisdell Myron Sorensen George Sweeten Guy Larson Albert B. Bush Cherry Creek Hugh Griffiths Ralph Tovey Raymond Evans Royal Jensen Oren J. Jones Daniels St. John Roy O. Daniels Fred

Wisconsin hunter lands buck in first minutes of deer season

Loren Wilson, a Madison garageman, began hunting at 7 on opening day and, within ten minutes, shot a 160 pound buck. Wisconsin law allows one deer per hunter per season.

Madison Wis Loren Wilson Wisconsin

Mrs Latimer Laid To Rest In Idaho Funeral Rites

Funeral services for Mrs Helen Whitney Latimer 75 were held at Downard funeral home with Rev J Willis Hamblin officiating. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery. She was born July 10 1873 in Brooklyn daughter of Iva and Elizabeth Whitney Day Whitney and lived in New York Illinois Wisconsin before moving to Idaho in 1903 settling in Pocatello in 1927. Her husband James M Latimer died in 1925. She leaves a son James M Latimer and three daughters Elizabeth Rogers Llewelyn Rowlands and W D Buckley five grandchildren and two sisters Ruth Whitney and Elizabeth Knapp.

Helen Whitney Latimer Downard Funeral Home Mrs. Whitney Brooklyn Iva Elizabeth Mary. Day Whitney New York Illinois Wisconsin Idaho Pocatello James M. Latimer City Elizabeth L. Rogers Francisco Llewelyn D. Rowlands Hilo Hawaii W D. Buckley Berkeley Ruth G. Whitney Los Angeles Elizabeth Knapp Toledo Rogers Whitney

Potato Growers Form Paul Potato Co op Inc in Idaho

Boise and Minidoka county potato growers file articles of incorporation to ship and market crops under the Paul Potato Co op Inc. Incorporators include George Graf Heyburn Harper Hunsaker B Neielsen Albert Meyer all of Paul and Mar Heisel of Rupert.

Boise IUP Minidoka County Paul Potato Co-op, Inc George Graf Heyburn Harper Hunsaker B. Neielsen Albert Meyer Paul Mar Heisel Rupert

Toughest Time For Postal Men

At Christmas season 70 postal workers held a party in Trinity Parish hall. Santa distributed treats while adults presented a program. A postal secretary remarked it would be the last party for many until New Year’s.

Trinity Parish Hall Santa Claus

Obituaries: Clara Junkins Everard Sweitzer Annie Edmo

Funeral services are announced for Clara M. Junkins of this city died Friday after brief illness. Rev J Willis Hamblin leads rites at Downard funeral home with Eastern Star members assisting. Burial in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by second cousin Mrs Howard Buckingham of Albia Iowa. Everard Sweitzer former mail clerk dies after long illness in local hospital. Services at Downard funeral home with Rev Hamblin officiating. Burial in Mountain View cemetery. Annie Elk Edmo wife of William Edmo dies last Thursday. Services 2 PM Monday at LDS Seventh Ward Tyhee with Bishop George J Davis officiating. Interment in Lakeview cemetery. Funeral arrangements by McHan Henderson funeral home.

Clara M. Junkins Sydney- Talley Downard Funeral Home J. Willis Hamblin First Presbyterian Church Ruth Chapter No. 3 Order of Eastern Star Jane Pickett Mountainview Miss Jenkins Howard Buckingham Albia Iowa Everard Sweitzer Rev Mountainview Cemetery Sweitzer Oregon Pocatello Postal Department Annie Elk Edmo William Edmo LDS Seventh Ward Tyhee George J. Davis Lakeview Cemetery McHan-Henderson Funeral Home

Aged Pensioner Found Starving in Old Barn

Kathleen French, 80, a widowed pensioner, was found starving in a converted barn in Portland. Fire inspectors reported months of neglect with water and electricity off for nonpayment. she had fallen and broken a leg. Welfare workers had urged relocation for two years, but she refused.

Portland Ore Kathleen French

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Oneida Soil Conservation District John E. Blaisdell Real Ipsen Céléa H. Sweeten William E. John Sweeten James H. Williams Devere Tovey H. I. Mills Salt Lake City Mr. Mills Milbourne Mills Ralph Roghaar Paris Ward Thomas Mrs. Thomas Mr. Roghaar Charles C. Simpson O. H. Mabey John G. Evans George C. Tovey Oakland, California Clarence Kent H. O. Kent Philadelphia William L. Evans Malad Thomas Thorpe Salinas Kansas Evans Mrs. I. C. Stone Tally Hughes The Dee Hospital Ogden Mrs. Latimer Green Bay Potato Group Incorporates Annie Edmo Lewis Leath Robbins N. Main ST Pocatello, Idaho Bulova America Nate Morgan D. Diana C- Christine Jewels Esher F. Susan H. Alice Nate Morgan Pocatello Ad Phovo, Utan Nate Morgan Jewelers Cerral Spen J. Brewster Senator Lexington Cambridge Playboy Douglas Duncan
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