Conservation Course Set At College In Idaho
State Forester Roger L. Guernsey joins ISC for a July 19 to 23 conservation course taught by Norman Berge of the U S Soil Conservation Service. The one credit, five dollar course offers lectures on soil and irrigation, game laws, and local soil district progress with films and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Guernsey
ISC
Norman Berge
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Chamber of Commerce
Forester Guernsey
Idaho
Berg
Ray O. Petersen
Boise
E. H. Neal
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Tom B. Murray
Dick D’easum
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Bannock County
Army Announces 21 Month Enlistment Plan
Major E. H. Erikson of the Pocatello recruiting station said the army will enlist men for 21 months. The 19 to 26 age group must be physically qualified with a 70 on the mental test and no prior regular army service. A reserve obligation applies, five years on discharge, unless enlistment is extended by one year. one year terms may be announced later on a limited quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Erikson
Pocatello Army
Erikson
Funeral for Henry W. Henderson Former sheriff probate judge
Henry W. Henderson former Bannock county sheriff and probate judge died in Idaho Falls. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:00 p m at the Fourth Ward church conducted by Bishop Vern Johnson of Idaho Falls. The body arrives from Idaho Falls and lies at Hall mortuary from 3:00 p m until services. Burial in Mountainview cemetery under Williams mortuary of Idaho Falls.
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Henry W. Henderson
Bannock County
Idaho Falls
Fourth Ward
Vern Johnson
Hall Mortuary
Mountainview Cemetery
Williams Mortuary
Funeral notices and obituaries from multi local entries
David John Winters 9 drowned at Indian Springs. services set 2 p.m. Monday July 19 at Second Ward LDS church with Bishop Cromwell Bird officiating. Hall mortuary. interment Mountain View cemetery. Ivo V Boggs 62 dies in Salt Lake City after short illness. born Aug 18 1885 Argos Ind moved to Pocatello 1920. survived by widow Mildred H Boggs sister Mary Boggs daughter Jessie Payne. Downard's funeral home to announce Pocatello arrangements. Viola Terry 38 Cedar City Utah funeral services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David John Winters
Indian Springs
Second Ward
LDS Church
Cromwell Bird
Hall
Mountain View Cemetery
South Eleventh Ave
Ivo Y. Boggs
Ivo V. Boggs
Pershing Ave
Salt Lake City
Mr. Boggs
Argos
Ind
Pocatello
Union Pacific Railway
Keystone Lodge No. 81
Guard Expands Draft Escape Clauses and Enlistments Rise
The national guard will recruit youths under draft law escape clauses with about 20 000 potential enrollees. Pocatello is named a western draft processing center with examinations starting September 22. National guard enlistments surged, 66 422 in the two weeks to June 30, lifting total to 319 663, nearly triple last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
National Guard
Pearl Harbor
Pocatello
Mark W. Clark
Sixth Army
Clark
Kenneth F. Cramer
National Guard Bureau
Lou Haller Undergoes Major Surgery After Rodeo Incident
Lou Haller, sales director for radio station KSEI, underwent a major stomach operation at 2:30 am after being rushed to St. Anthony hospital from the rodeo grounds. He was listed resting well Saturday afternoon, continuing his role on the rodeo board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital
Lou Haller
KSEI
Haller
Rodeo
Rodeo Board of Directors
Former Pocatello Resident Services in Cedar City
Mrs. Terry died Saturday of heart disease after a life that included birth in Blackfoot April 21, 1910 and marriage to H. A. Terry in 1932. Funeral is planned in Cedar City Wednesday. survivors include husband Gary, 13, four sisters and two brothers and her widowed mother Mae Sorensen of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Cedar City
Terry
Mae Sorensen
Blackfoot
H. A. Terry
Salt Lake City
Reed's
Riteway
Gary
L. R. Sorensen
Stanley J. Sorensen
Vera Tolman
E. T. Neilsen
C. O. McGuire
Spokane
Wash
E. C. Cox
Campus Parking Plan Aims at Enforcing Violations
ISC's new student body president William Folsom outlines campus enforcement for parking. Students must register cars next year and violators will have fines deducted from a $12 general deposit. A radio contest offers $30 in prizes to boost interest in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISC
William Folsom
KEIO
Guidance and Council
Folsom
Maurice Girard Recovering After 22 Foot Fall
Maurice P. Girard, 30, son of Fire Chief A. A. Girard, is recovering at St. Anthony hospital from a 22 foot fall from the T A store building at 412 Yellowstone where he was installing an electrical sign. Both feet were broken but officials said softer dirt likely prevented more serious injuries. His mother noted he would have landed on pavement if three feet farther out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital
Maurice P. Girard
A. A. Girard
East
Lewist Street
Girard
T.A
Yellowstone
Newspaper Tax Voided by Law
The Minnesota attorney general ruled a proposed one cent per copy tax on daily Minneapolis newspapers unconstitutional. Alderman George Todd proposed the levy to raise about 2 million dollars for public schools, but the AG said it discriminates against publishers and curtails press freedom under federal and state constitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minneston
Minneapolis
George Todd
J.A.A. Burnquist
Baited Auto Traps Thieves in Farmington Heist
Denis Breen set a trap after his wife’s purse and packages were stolen from his car in Farmington Minnesota. The next day he found an empty purse and packages, and the thief again opened the door. Breen pursued and jailed the suspect whose pocket held a lipstick from the previous theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington, Minn
Denis Breen
Minneapolis
Breen
Nokes Heads to Lewiston Labor Council Meeting
B H Nokes of 436 East Bonneville left last night for Lewiston to attend a labor legislative council session. The meeting set for 10 am Monday will focus on uniting labor groups with farmers to influence the next election. Nokes plans to return to Pocatello on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Labor Legislative Council
B. H. Nokes
East Bonneville
Nokes
Pocatello
Students Grade Instructors At University of Minnesota
Summer session experiments let students rate instructors on a five point scale. Ratings are handed to instructors and seen only by them. If successful this summer the plan may expand to the fall quarter in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Indian Dance Starts Soon at Bannock Creek Fort Hall
Bannock Creek Indians prepare a four day ritual to the Sun God, launching Tuesday at the Fort Hall reservation. Braves and squaws will dance day and night, live on site without food or drink, with a small admission for spectators as tepees and camp gear are moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Creek
Labor Meet Plans Made for Idaho State Labor Session
Local delegates will plan attendance at the Idaho State Federation of Labor convention in Boise on August 2 at a 2 p.m. meeting in the Labor Temple. Bonnie McCullough, third district vice president, says possible resolutions will be discussed and she will then depart for Lewiston to join a state labor legislative group session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Boise
Labor Temple
Bonnie McCullough
Third District
Miss McCullough
Lewiston
Labor Legislative
Unwanted Job Back At Start
In Sauk Centre Milan Frank S. Bonaime, former special municipal judge, agreed to return after C. A. Corrigan, elected, refused to be sworn in. Corrigan had sought the post, then declined. Gov. Luther W. Youngdahl made Bonaime’s reappointment official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Bonaime
Sauk Centre
Milan
Bonaime
C. A. Corrigan
Corrigan
Luther W. Youngdahl
Illness Claims Life of Amy E. Trimming at 64
Amy E. Trimming 64 widow of Albert E. Trimming of 535 North Lincoln died early Saturday at a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born November 21, 1883 in Pershore England, she moved to Pocatello in 1920 and belonged to Trinity Episcopal Church and its Guild and Altar Society. Survived by two sons, five grandchildren, a great grandson, three sisters and a cousin. Funeral 1:30 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev. A. E. Albee. burial Mountain View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy E. Trimming
Albert E. Trimming
North
Lincoln
Pershore
England
William
Sarah Robbins
Robert E. Trimming
Pocatello
American Legion Auxiliary
Jack Trimming
Albert E
Duke) Trimming
Boise
Tone
Coleen
John Jr
Diane Mary
Marie Thornton
Tacoma
Wash
Michael Thornton
Esther Stokes
Birmingham
Elizabeth Clark
Jenny Middleton
Lena Rainey
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. E. Albee
Mountain View Cemetery
Downard Prey
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Picnic Set for Hooper Spring
The southeastern Idaho district lodges plan an annual picnic at Hooper Spring near Soda Springs on July 25 at 1 p.m. Free ice cream and coffee will be provided, guests must bring their own lunch. A short business session precedes games and entertainment for all ages. District includes Montpelier Malad Soda Springs Pocatello American Falls Aberdeen and Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Idaho
Hooper Spring
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Malad
Pocatello
American Falls
Aberdeen
Blackfoot
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Firemen Catching Up On Alarms In Pocatello
Pocatello firemen reported two minor blazes over the past two days. At 7 06 pm Friday they extinguished a car upholstery fire near the Benson hotel, damage slight. Saturday they tackled a grass fire in the 700 block on North Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Benson Hotel
North Lincoln
Kiwanis Picnic In Ross Park This Afternoon In Gate City
The annual Kiwanis picnic for members and families is set for 1 30 this afternoon at Ross Park per committee chairman Ray Craven. Eight Pocatellans will attend Lions International in New York City this week including Bob Purrington and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Park
Ray Craven
Rts
Vets Extended Auto Aid for Amputee Veterans
President Truman signed legislation extending the VA autos for amputees program to June 30, 1949. The extension applies to veterans who lost legs or use of legs during World War II and to those still in hospitals or who have not yet applied. Congress added 1.5 million dollars for 1948-49 funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Truman
Congress
Large Exhibit Planned for Railroad Fair Track Display
Nearly half a mile of track will be laid to host the outdoor track exhibit of eastern railroads at Chicago as the Railroad Fair opens Tuesday July 20. Louis T. Henderson, chairman, says displays will range from early contraptions 120 years old to today’s giant locomotives and sleek streamliners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroads
Chicago
Louis T. Henderson
Havre Drops Close Game in State Semi Pro Tourney
In Havre the local semi pro team fell 5 to 4 to Laurel on day two of the tournament. Earlier Miles City Athletic Club was eliminated by Lewistown DeMolay 4 to 2, ending their hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewiston
Havre
Laurel
Miles City Athletic Club
Lewistown DeMolay
City Police Court Dockets and Local Vehicle Accidents
Francisco Encino fined 100 dollars for vagrancy and ordered to leave town. Joe Perez forfeited 25 dollars bond for disturbing the peace. Lewis Scott pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 50 dollars. John Miller pled not guilty to assault and battery and released to appear July 24. William Weaver pleaded guilty to speeding and fined 20 dollars. William Eaton found guilty of mutilating a coin operated machine and fined 100 dollars. Stanley Rohr found guilty of operating a machine and fined 100 dollars. A Cadillac driven by Max Woodward of Compton California struck a parked car owned by Mabel Raymond on North Main. damage minor, no arrests. A Dodge driven by Robert Fortin of Fargo apartments struck a parked GMC truck owned by R J Barson on Polo Line road. Fortin slightly injured and treated. Births recorded at St. Anthony's: Mr and Mrs Jacob Bunn, 1756 North First, a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Encino
Joe Perez
Lewis Scott
John Miller
William Weaver
William Eaton
Stanley Rohr
Max Woodward
Compton
Calif
Mabel Raymond
North Main
Robert Fortin
Fargo
Edward Wayne
R. J. Barson
American Falls
Polo Line Road
Fortin
General Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Viola Terry
Utah
Pocatello Housing
Maurice Girard
Alameda
Maple Street
ST. Paul
Arthur
Chrysler-Plymouth
Chrysler-Plymouth Engineering
Gate City
Patricia Griffith
Idaho State College
Robert Casadesus
Fontainableau
France
A. H. Griffith
South Ninth
Casadesus
Ricks College
Marriner D. Mortrell
Morrell
Thellma Reynolds
Blue Lakes
Twin Falls
New York City
News of Record
St. Anthony’s
Jacob Bunn
North First
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