Educational Program Tops Realtors Plans in Idaho
Idaho real estate men wrapped a two day meeting in Pocatello by outlining the Idaho Real Estate Association program for 1948. Plans include forming an Boise office to oversee state real estate activity, a three point educator program, potential university courses, and library book recommendations. Speaker John Homer cited high building costs and urged efficiency, while J A Van denbark outlined Idaho development ideas. About 300 delegates attended the southeastern and southwestern district convention, praising Pocatello facilities.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Real Estate Association
Boise
Idaho Real Estate Brokers Board
Brokers Board
Ofdaho
University of Idaho
College of Idaho
John Homer
Idaho Falls
Homer
J. A. Vandenbark
Pective
Idaho State College
Obituary notices for Nelson Boyce Storer and fellow residents
Funeral services are set for Ewald Nelson 80 of American Falls at 1 30 p m February 23 in the Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Easley. He died February 20 in Schiltz Memorial Hospital. He leaves three children and three sisters. Burial by Davis Mortuary. Also listed are Albert Myron Boyce 93 Lava Hot Springs who died Wednesday with services at 2 p m Sunday at the Lava Hot Springs LDS church and interment in Lava Hot Springs cemetery. Harvey Storer 64 Blackfoot who died Tuesday in Santa Maria California with services at 2 p m Monday in Peck and Packham Chapel and burial in Grove City cemetery.
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American Falls
Ewald Nelson
Charles Easley
Nelson
Schiltz Memorial Hospital
Sweden
Power County
Fred
Gordon
Trene
George Thompson
Santa Rosa
California
Arthur Thompson
Modesto
E. DeRoberts
Davis Mortuary
Albert Myron Boyce
Lava Hot Springs
LDS Church
J. R. Maughan
Arthur W. Hall
Harvey Storer
Blackfoot
Santa Maria
Calif
Peck and Packham
J. J. Frey
Blackfoot Baptist
Grove City
Peck and Packham Mortuary
PLAN POOL OPENING AT LAVA HOT SPRINGS
The State Natatorium at Lava Hot Springs will reopen for Easter after painting and redecorating. Supervisor Theo M. Jorgenson, superintendent of the Natatorium, oversees the renovation work.
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Lava Hot Springs
Theo M. Jorgenson
Civic Leaders Cheer Michaud Flats Irrigation Progress
Local leaders praise a key step in the Michaud Flats project as landowners pledge to sell to the government. Landowners will be bought at fair value and resold only to war veterans, with a maximum of 160 acres per owner. Water for irrigation will come from the Palisades project via gravity canals or pumping from the American Falls reservoir through the Snake River system.
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Michaud
Pocatello
American Falls
William E. Hess
The
Power
Michaud Flats
Bureau of Reclamation
Snake River
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Tops Realtors
General Motors
S. Second
Michaud Project
Ward Meadows
Vern Eames
Knights of Columbus
St. Anthony Hall
Columbian Squire
Columbian
William Childs
James Cullen
Domingo Equiliar, Jr
Michael Myers
Eddy van Vleck
Richard Wallin
Tom McDevitt
James Martin
Lloyd Spiker
James Schatz
Kenneth Crandall
Lue
Richmond
Harold Liday
Richard Black
Patrick Eldridge
Edward Eldridge
Don Callaway
Jerry Greco
John Swisher
Luke Lamb
Bob Spiker
John Brennan
Jack Webb
Charles Kleffner
Ronald Kleffner
St. Joseph’s Church
Bistline Agency
Arthur
America
Martin’s
Erchandise
Juvenile Furniture
Child’s Fiber Board
Palisades
Barney Goldberg
Jeweler
South Main
Uteco
Tire Service
Utoco
Utah Oil Refining Co
Guy Lombardo
David Ross Kido
KSL
Salt Lake
Utah
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