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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
2
The autopsy on H. F. Rain a 67 year old painter who died Sunday in the city jail found a basal skull fracture caused by a fall Coroner Arthur W Hall said the fracture was not from a heavy instrument A hemorrhage on the opposite side of the skull was noted and could only be seen with an X ray.
Funeral services are announced for Anna Furbush Douglas 71 of Pole Line Road with burial in Mountain View. Howard E. Grooms 24 of Pocatello, killed in an Idaho crash, received full military honors and a Mountain View burial. Rev Dorotheus Papakostas 68 of Pocatello Greek Orthodox church died. rites led by Greek priests with friends from Boise Payette and beyond in attendance. Services were conducted by Downard mortuary directors with cemetery burial arrangements notarized.
The Clyde Beatty circus arrives for two shows at South Main Street grounds in Pocatello with gates opening at 1 30 p m and 7 p m. Audiences will see famed trainer Clyde Beatty with a tiger and lion act alongside elephants and a large menagerie. The big caravan arrives from Twin Falls by morning rail, unloading on Oak street.
Prize winners named in city picture coloring contest include Tommy French Bonnie Hall and Darlene Riedel. Opera training accepted for Betty Branch Morimoto and Petrone Studios students at Rossini school New York City. VFW post funeral services and Rotary district assembly plans noted. Technical film viewing by Pocatello Jaycees and a Farm Bureau picnic announced.
Partly cloudy Thursday with scattered thundershowers. Highs near 85 to 95 and a low around 50 to 60 tonight. About 20 million bushels of potatoes were used by the potato chip industry last season.
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