Bond Issue Plans Circulate for Bannock County Hospital
Bannock county leaders and Henry McQuade prepare for a $500,000 hospital bond issue. Commissioners and the prosecutor meet to map organizational plans and check petition requirements before calling a September election. Lowest hospital bid exceeded the $1,000,000 bond total approved in 1946. The bid by C. H. Elle totaled $1,197,210.
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Bannock County Hospital
Bannock County
Henry McQuade
C. H. Elle
Gospel Soloist Opens Series Here
Mrs. Birdie Faye Gibson a former Pocatello resident now in Los Angeles appears this week at Allen AME Church as part of a singing evangelist tour. She and her missionary husband opened the series last night with another recital at 8 o clock tonight and again on Sunday. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Birdie Faye Gibson
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Cal
Alten Ame ‘Church
Local Court Records Show Multiple Guilty Pleas and Fines
Jerry D. Knox pleaded guilty to OS and was fined. David D. McCorquodale admitted drunken driving and received a $100 fine plus license revocation for one year. Cecil J. Pate aged 30 and Leon M. Pate aged 25 were charged with vagrancy. both pled guilty with $100 fines, suspensions if they leave town. Richard B. Choate pled guilty to vagrancy with a $100 fine and town departure condition. Eddie Erritt Warren pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and fined $25. Also noted: St. Anthony hospital. Wendell Marshall and wife of Pocatello Heights welcomed a boy on July 7.
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David D. McCorquodale
Cecil J. Pate
Leon M. Pate
Richard B. Choate
Eddie Erritt Warren
Gate City Gleanings Echo Local Trips and Meetings
Local residents report Detroit and New York trips, returning from visits with relatives. Camp plans include Rev. Leroy Walker and high school youths heading to a Boise river area camp. New officers to be installed at Port Neuf Lodge. Five Pocatello youths depart for a ten day McCall youth camp. Air force reserve members gather at Idaho State College. Rodeo preparations lift at county fairgrounds. Local 370 meeting postponed due to illness. Verda Barnes promotes Bannock CVA league in Pocatello.
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South Fork
Boise River
Leroy Walker
Methodist Church
Walker
Pocatello
McCall
A. Albee
Sue Brookhart
George Kortum
Larry Whitlow
Bill Craven
Jimmie Reay
Air Force Reserve 403 Composite Squadron
Idaho State College
Air Force
Pocatello and
Vicinity
CVA League
Inn Yj Pocatello
Bannock County
Verda Barnes
Boise
OOF Plans Ceremonies at Dead Horse Cave
Portneuf Lodge No. 20 I O O F members plan to attend ceremonies at Dead Horse Cave near Gooding on July 16. Three candidates from the lodge will receive the second degree, and a large gathering of Odi Fellows is expected. Sovereign grand lodge officers and Pacific northwest grand lodges are invited. Electric lights will operate from 2 p m to 6 p m for public inspection of the cave.
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Portneuf
United States
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Pacific Northwest
Attempted Burglary Reported at Scout Headquarters
Police investigated an attempted burglary at the Boy Scout headquarters Thursday after Flora Dotson, secretary, found the office lock jimmied but no entrance gained. The lock was badly damaged and required help to unlock. This marks the fourth such incident in two days.
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Flora Dotson
Boy Scout Headquarters
Youth Caught Prowling at Municipal Pool
Plain clothes officers were called to the Municipal pool on Thursday by pool manager Orval Baker to investigate two young negro boys caught going through clothes baskets in the men’s dressing room. The offenders were taken to the station and questioned with the father of one present. Baker said no action now but warned they would be barred from the pool if repeated.
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Orval Baker
Baker
Bannock Officials Plan Boise Meeting on Federal Payments
Bannock County Commissioners Chairman W H Pete Jensen will travel to Boise to confer with Forrest Cooper and William Hendrix. They will supply data for Idaho’s congressional delegation on federal payments in lieu of taxes to state and local units for federal lands.
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W. H
Pete) Jensen
Bannock County
Boise
Forrest Cooper
William Hendrix
Idaho
Doctor Refuses Bad Check After Arm Treatment
In Everett Massachusetts a physician treated a patient who offered a $10 check for a $3 fee. The doctor gave $7 in cash back after realizing it cost $1 per stitch for seven stitches. The check proved useless.
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Everett
Mass
Short-Changed Theatres Cashier Reports $10 Shortage
Police hunt a suspected short-change artist after an Orpheum theater cashier reported losing ten dollars. Assistant manager Lou Butehorn aided the investigation as a man bought a ticket and then walked away with the bill, leaving the cashier unable to identify him.
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Lou Butehorn
Orpheum Theater
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Mendy
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Earl Wilson
N. Garfield
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Charles A. Brown
Clarence Griffith
Portland
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Portneuf Lodge No. 20
IOOF
Po‘catello
George Sponberg
Beverly Hills
Pocatello Frontier Rodeo
County Fair Grounds
Fred Radonske
Becker
Ogden, Mian
Duraglas
Creamery
Wayonnaise
Utah
California
Armour
Campbells Tomato
White King
N. Main
A Utee 30S
Happy
Ronald F. Klein
Cooper
Public Lands Association
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