Aberdeen High Band Thrives As Community Favorite
The Aberdeen High School band, revived in December 1946 by Davis, now boasts a 62 piece all girl band, a 35 member pep band, a five member German band, 26 majorettes, seven mascots, and a 37 member beginner group. They perform weekly in the municipal park, march in parades, and have appeared at a July 4 rodeo. They have a standing invitation to play for Blackfoot state hospital patients and earned a second division rating at the Pocatello music festival last spring.
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Secomberonce
Seead Memo
Davis
O Bers
Jean Weston
Blackfoot State Hospital
Val
Pocatello
Aberdeen High School Band
Marilyn Furniss
Thelys Clinger
Jackie Clinger
Irshal Davis
Aberdeen
Stolen Wagon Report Near 520 North Ninth Ave
Mrs. W. D. Haworth reports a large red and black coaster wagon stolen from her home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wood plan to move from Pocatello to Idaho Falls on February 4 after Mr. Wood bought the Jesse M. Chase store. Joe A. V. Niemiec left Pocatello Friday by Western Airlines for Great Falls, Montana, after two days in town conferring with Pioneer League baseball officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Haworth
North Ninth Ave
Mrs
L.E. Wood
Pocatello
A. V. Niemiec
Western Airlines
Great Falls
Montana
Mr. Niemiec
Pioneer League Baseball
Keystone Lodge Held A Fraternal Called Communication
Keystone Lodge No 81 AF and AM conducted a called communication at the Elk's Temple on Friday with members in attendance.
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Keystone Lodge No
The
Elk’s Temple
Union Men State Meet On Politics
Idaho Railway Labor Legislative Association calls a Monday February 2 meeting at Hotel Bannock to act on political and economic matters. Homer Martin, chairman, says representatives from Idaho cities and labor groups will attend including officers of the Idaho State Federation of Labor and Pocatello Central Labor Union. Mayor George R. Phillips invited to give welcome address. ladies auxiliaries will participate.
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Idaho Railway Labor Legislative Association
Bannock
Homer Martin
Martin
Idaho
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Pocatello Central Labor Union
Funeral services set for Warren E Reese of Salt Lake City
Warren Evan Reese 50 brother of Claude and Eugene Reese of Pocatello died recently at his Salt Lake City home. Funeral services Monday at 2 pm officiated by Rev N R Simpson with Downard mortuary handling arrangements. Burial in Mountainview cemetery. Born 1892 in The Dalles Oregon. Lived Abilene Kansas 1898 1917 Army sergeant major ordnance department. Unmarried Christian church member. Survived by two brothers in Pocatello Lloyd W Reese St Marys Kansas and sister Mrs L B Fitt Salt Lake City. Jack Henderson of McHansen Henderson Funeral Home left Pocatello Friday for Great Falls Montana on week end trip.
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Warren Evan Reese
Claude E
Eugene Reese
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
N. R. Simpson
Downard Mortuary
Mountainview Cemetery
Mr. Reese
Dalles
Oregon
Abilene
Kans
Army
Ordnance Department
Toole
Utah
Reese
The
Christian Church
Lloyd W. Reese
St. Mary’s
L. B. Fitt
News Of Record Briefs From Local Court and Hospitals
Minnie Racehorse and Snyder Wishop pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct with suspended sentences on condition to leave town. William Aldrich and Calvin Pusley faced intoxication charges with fines and short jail terms. Milton Nielson's case was dismissed. James Allen and Lyons faced vagrancy and intoxication charges with bond forfeiture. Birth notices report several babies born to local residents at St. Anthony hospital, including families of Nu sent, Harvey Henderson, Lynn Ewing, William Holcomb, and Lynn Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Wishop
William Aldrich
Calvin
Pusley
Milton Nielson
James Allen
Martin
Lyons
Bond
Births Reported From Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Leland Stinger Rt 2 North welcome a girl at General hospital. Mr and Mrs Donald F Nichols 211 Campus Dr ve greet a girl at General hospital. Mr and Mrs Earl Hamilton Chubbuck have a boy at General hospital. Mr and Mrs Lynn Nelson 1250 East Lewis St girl born at St Anthony's. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Mansfield 20 Portneuf Park.
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Ben. Nusent
Fourth
St. Anthony Hospital
Harvey Henderson
North Garfield Ave
Lynn Ewing
North Hawthorne Ave
William Holcomb
Portneuf — Park
Lynn Nelson
East Lewis
Leland Stinger
Rt. 2
North
General Hospital
Donald F. Nichols
Earl Hamilton
Chubbuck
East Lewis's
St. Anthony’s
Thomas Mansfield
Portneuf Park
Marriage Licenses Issued in Idaho Towns
Bill J. Fillmore, 20, of Pocatello and Connie Ewer, 19, of Blackfoot. Willis F. Henderson, 31, of Pocatello and Charlotte Kuhn, 32, of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill J. Fillmore
Pocatello
Connie Ewer
Blackfoot
Willis F. Henderson
Charlotte Kuhn
Potatello
Arimo Praise Fund Drive Raises 456 Dollars
Arimo praises a fundraising drive led by T. M. Woodland director of the March of Dimes. The drive raised 456.65 dollars from an approximate village population of 375.
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Arimo Praises Fund
Arimo
T. M. Woodland
March of Dimes
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Aberdeen High Band
Henriksen
Frigidaire
Fargo
Service For
Pioneer Motors CO
S. Arthur
Gate City
Jack Henderson
McHan- Henderson Funeral Home
the Clinic
W. Center
News of Record
Minnie
East Center
Honers
Oo Sostina
Philco
R.C. A
THOR
Youngstown Steel
Johnson Sea’ Horse
Higgins
Tronrite Ironers
Clark Water Heaters
Lindsay—Water Softeners
Therm
BEALL
Pocatello 218
S. Main
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