Indians Readying for Rigorous Sun Dance at Buffalo Lodge
Tribal warriors prepare for a three day Sun Dance at Buffalo Lodge on Fort Hall reservation. Ceremonies also occur at Eagle Lodge and Bannock Creek with dates pending. The rite, rooted in ancestral belief, seeks health and welfare through drum, chant, and center pole ritual.
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Buffalo Lodge
Buffalo‘lodge
Fort Hall
Eagle Lodge
Bannock Creek
F Saad
Sue
Yellowstone Park tourism climbs as roads improve
Tourist traffic to Yellowstone Park hits new highs with daily increases and over five percent yearly gains. Road conditions improve inside the park, though routes from Idaho to the entrance lag behind. park revenues fund general Treasury operations and officials say fees, if kept, could make the park self sufficient and extend services.
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Yellowstone
Eady
Pitt
Idaho
U.S
Epreniet
Yellowstone Park
Congress
Six Local Men Enter Naval Ranks This Month
Six Pocatellans among local graduates age 17 to 31 enlist in the U S Navy this month. The group includes Jack Swanson Robert Lundstrom Richard Harvey Robert Pehrson and Merton Williams sons of area residents. They will pursue specialized training and may receive commissions.
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Pocatellans
E U. 5
Navy
Ree
San ‘Alors
Stanton
Thelma ‘Foster
Jack Swanson
Swanson
West
Clark Ave
Robert Lundstrom
Gladys‘ Hansen
Park
Richard Harvey
Main
Robert Pehrson
Joseph Pehrson
RFD No. 1
North
Merton Williams
Neo ‘Merton E. Williams
Rth
Arthur’ Ave
Obituary notices for Hall and Mowrey in Grove City area
Funeral services for William Ellis Dad Hall were held July 5 in the Second ward L D church with Bishop George Brower officiating. Burial was in Grove City cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral arrangements by Peck Packham mortuary. Funeral services for Joseph Allen Mowrey were held at the Arthur W mortuary chapel with Rev A E Beasley officiating. Burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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William Ellis
Dad” Hall
L. D
George
Brower
Ernest R. Geisler
Usic
Jenee Packham
Howard Packham
Irene Robertson
Grove City
Billie England
Joe
Leo Olesen
Lorin “Hansen
Charles
Ray Ockerman
Ernest Cal
Joseph Allen Mowrey
Chubpuck
Arthur W. Mortuary
A. E. Beasley
First Baptist Church
Kessie Mowery
Tyhee
Mountain View Cemetery
Bannock County Republicans Form Dewey Club
Henry McQuade a Pocatello attorney and GOP leader says Bannock county Republicans will form a Dewey for President club. The group will hold its first meeting tonight in the hotel Bannock room to discuss joining and organizing efforts.
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Bannock County
Henry McQuade
Pocatello
GOP
Bannock
McQuade
Amount Of Damage In Blaze Being Probed
The Benting family home area near Pocatello suffered extensive fire damage Tuesday night. Six outbuildings and five acres of pasture burned while about 200 acres were reported affected. Railroad adjustors investigated with C C Benting 71 claiming he needed a couple of days to assess losses. Sheriff Alma Marley provided figures but lacked a precise damage total.
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C. C. ‘Benting
Benting
Marouiletnge
Court Dismissal and Multiple Charges Highlight Local Police Court
Wendell Brown of 445 North Lincoln Avenue faced peace disturbance charges that were dismissed on motion of the prosecutor for securing a witness. Lois Brown accused of assault with an open hand. Frank L. Rexford of Salt Lake City cited for speeding. Earl Edward Kirkland and Edward Clarkson Jolmsor listed for vagrancy with $100 bonds each. Divorce proceedings granted custody of one minor to Mrs Ames with $300 monthly support. A warrant issued for Richard Spencer and Devalesen in connection with a burglary at Glenn's Motors, 335 North Main, dated July 5.
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Wendell ‘Brown
North
Lincoln Ave
Lois
Frank L. Rexford
Salt Lake City
Earl Edward Kirkland
Edward’ Clark
Jolmsor
Ivan J. Ames
Elle “Ames
New Post Bob Watson Joins KOB Albuquerque as Announcer Actor
Former Pocatello announcer and advertising executive Bob Watson accepts a position at 50 000 watt NBC outlet KOB Albuquerque as announcer actor under producer Robert Fuller. Watson plans to buy a home in Albuquerque with his wife and two children after selling their Maplewood Avenue house. He has spent most of his life in Pocatello except for wartime service and earlier stints at KSEI KEIO stations.
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Bob Watson
Pocatello
KSEI
KEIO
KOB
Albuquerque
Mexico
NBC
Watson
Robert
Maplewood Ave
Idaho Public Employees Push Pension Plan
An Idaho association plans to seek old age pensions for state county and municipal workers not covered by Social Security and other retirement benefits. The drive follows a letter to the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce, outlining aims to add pension principles and public employee mutual interests, with Boise as a focal point and Burley as a listed contact.
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Idaho Foelic Emb
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
B.D. Reese
Pocatello
W. Murphy
State “Chamber
Reése
Boise
Ie Works
Idaho
Westvaco Plant Begins Construction On Fertilizer Unit
The Westvaco Chemical corporation started the new 4 million dollar electric furnace fertiliz ing units with 8 a m start under Harley J Smith. Local labor will man the project with about 1 000 workers at peak. The plant aims to produce phosphorus for flea disease fertilizer and is scheduled for completion in the near term.
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Westvaco Chemical Corporation
Harley “J. “Smith
Hige’constructee
Curtis Seeks Sheriff Post In Pocatello Race
Curtis, 37, a Pocatello Flour Mill employee and former railroad worker, announces his sheriff candidacy. He pledges to maintain good administration with some changes and vows to provide the best service from the sheriff's office.
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N Curtis
Pocatello
Elegatihi
Union Pacific Railroa
Curtis
Advonhe
Sheriff's Office
Groups To Hold Outing At Lava Jay Hot Springs
Pocatello chapter No. 238, Order of Ahhépa and Ladies Chapter No. 156, Daughters of Penelope, plan an annual joint summer outing at Jay Hot Springs. N. A. Binaris, president, will lead. Peter Dokos, chairman, with Nick Beno, Peter Pattis, and Mrs. Dorothy Morris assist. Games and swimming planned.
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Pocatello
Order of
Ahhépa
Txion
Penelope
Jay Hot Springs
N. A. Binaris
Ted
Peter Dokos
Nick Beno
Peter Pattis
Dorothy Morris
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