Pocatellan Honored At Reunion
American Falls reports J W Kirkman of Pocatello, long-time Union Pacific employee, was the guest of honor at a large family reunion in Logan Utah hosted by Wallace G Kirkman. Seventeen relatives and spouses attended, with members in varied professions from Wallgreen manager to jewelry, power line foreman, and military staff. The gathering celebrated the family’s first full reunion since Christene Kirkman’s death ten years prior.
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American Falls
Melvin Koompin
J. W. Kirkman
Pocatello
Wallace G. Kirkman
Logan
Utah
Christene Kocherhans Kirkman
Kirkman
Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wallace G. Kirman Jr
Mr. Kirkman
J. W Kirkman
U. P
Wallace Jr
Carol Ann
Wallgreen
William H. Cox
Bill
James
Veda
Cox
Union Pacific
Cedar City
William Abendroth
William Jr
Abendorth
Abendroth
Army
Arlington
Virginia
LeRoy Kirkman
Bob
Reno
Nevada
Ney's Tumber Co
Cook
Noy
Western
Raymone
Joan
Christie
Jack
Crescent Manufacturing Co
Myron Larsen
Sacramento
Calif
Melvin
Dean
Mr. Koompin
Idaho Power Line
Idaho teachers seek state aid for retirement fund
Dr. John Booth of the Idaho Education association said the group will ask a special legislative session for about 1 million dollars to cover deficiencies in the state teachers' retirement fund. A meeting of IEA standing committees is set for next Monday in Boise.
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Boise
Idaho
John Booth
Idaho Education Association
Booth
IEA
Noted Wisdom on Action and Judgment
A historical remark quotes Bishop ale on judging actions by outcomes versus judging by intentions and moral rules. It contrasts fools who measure after the act with wise men who foresee by reason, urging examination of the act and its ultimate ends before God.
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Ale
English couple bring crippled daughter to United States for treatment
A Southampton family arrives in New York with five year old Janice Dawe who uses heavy leg braces after polio. They sold all possessions to seek a Chicago surgeon's help after British officials reportedly refused funds. Janice hopes to walk again and dreams of American candy shops.
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New York
United States
Chicago
Janice Dawe
America
Kenneth Dawe
Southampton
Janice
Dawe
Phillip Lewin
Dawes
U. S
Dave
England
Time of hearing God’s voice stated in Hebrews passage
A biblical verse from Hebrews 4 7 cites a specific day to exhort readers not to harden their hearts and to listen for divine guidance. The text recalls a familiar phrase Today is ye will hear his voice emphasizing immediacy and obedience.
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David
Anne Hurd 53 dies at Snowville burial set in Utah
Anne Hurd 53 of Rockland Idaho died July 23 at Shiltz Memorial hospital after a lingering illness. Services 2 p.m. at Snowville ward chapel with burial in Snowville Utah. She was born Sept 7 1895 at Stone Idaho and worked as assistant postmaster and postmaster in Snowville. She is survived by her daughter Mrs N K Moss and many Hurd siblings.
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American Falls
Anne Hurd
Shiltz Memorial Hospital
Snowville
Utah
Snowville Ward Chapel
Carl Cobin
Stone
Idaho
William and
Mary Elizabeth Webb Hurd
Rockland
California
Norman Ross
Stake and Ward Relief Society
Mutual
Snowville Ward
N. K. Moss
Horton
Edmund
William
Lorenzo Hurd
Wilford Hurd
Elizabeth Larkin
Ogden
Ruth Baird
Layton
Lysle H. Hamilton
Provo
Archie Hurd
Pocatello Forms Optimist Club Aims at Youth Civic Good
A group of Pocatello men formed an Optimist club under the Boise sponsorship. The first pre charter meeting at the Whitman hotel named Read as membership chair and Karrick and Henry as membership captains. Charter meeting slated for late August.
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Whitman Hotel
Dr. W. L. Olsen
James E. Karrick
Harold J. Read
Milford Merrill
Bernard B. Henry
Owen F. Karstad
Harold O’braun
Read
Karrick
Henry
Boise Optimist Club
Pocatello Optimist Club
Labor Stall Is Rapped in Idaho by Democrat
La Vera Swope Democratic state vice chairman condemned Gov. Robins for stalling on the labor commissioner appointment. Speaking in Lewiston on the way to Boise she charged the governor mirrors national Republican tactics to delay the labor post.
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Lewiston
Ida
la Vera Swope
C. A. Robins
Crash Injuries Fatal To Woman
Twin Falls Idaho July 14 accident injuries fatal to Mrs Ray Ragdell 51 Route 4 Buhl listed broken shoulder and four broken ribs. She was a passenger in a truck driven by her husband in an intersection collision near Buhl with a car driven by Raymond Bennett.
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Ray Ragdell
Route 4
Buhl
Jim Perkins
Raedels
Raymond Bennett
Perkins
War Mothers Set Actions for National Convention Session
War Mothers to map session in Malad City as plans for the national convention are announced by Mrs. Laura Jones. The biennial Idaho convention will discuss plans in August with the national gathering scheduled for October 10 at Sun Valley.
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The
War Mothers Association
Laura Jones
Jones
Idaho
Sun Valley
Mines Still In Operation During Labor Talks
Hailey Utah UP Union and Triumph mine officials call a 10 day recess in wage and hours negotiations to avert a strike. A H Shoemaker general manager says work continues until the next joint meeting while Huck Greighman union representative returns to Salt Lake City. Miners voted for strike Sunday night and mediation failed. Local 281 of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers is involved.
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Hailey
A. H. Shoemaker
Huck Greighman
Salt Lake City
The
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Further Drop In Farm Price Seen
Boise report from University of Idaho extension economists Virgil D. Kennedy and Robert W. Wilcox notes farm prices in Idaho have fallen since April and may drop further in 1949. They say crop production was high and a drastic setback is unlikely, with prospects reassuring avoidance of a serious recession.
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Boise
Idaho
University of Idaho Extension
Virgil D. Kennedy
Robert W. Wilcox
No Action Taken On Car Parking
The Twin Falls city council tabled a proposal to test parallel parking in part of the business district. Mayor Schwendiman and local businessmen opposed the plan while traffic expert George Barton had urged a switch from angle to parallel parking and an off street lot. Public officials urged weighing farmers needs and traffic flow considerations.
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Twin Falls
Rulon J. Schwendiman
George Barton
Northwestern University
Barton
Granges United
Public Safety
Orval E. Chaney
Magic Valley
Lee McCracken
Prominent Idaho Dentist Blondel Dies at 66 in Caldwell
Dr. Louis Blondel, 66, longtime Caldwell dentist and former president of the Dental Association of Idaho, died Tuesday evening. Practiced since 1911 and charter member and exal ted ruler of Caldwell Elks Lodge in 1927-28. Survived by wife and sister Fan Blondel of Carroll. Funeral Thursday at Peckham Dakan chapel.
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Caldwell, Ida
Louis Blondel
Idaho
The
Dental Association of Idaho
Blondel
Dental Association
Caldwell Elks Lodge
Fan Blondel
Carroll
Ida
Peckham-Dakan Chapel
Lack of Work At Arco Emphasized
The Idaho State Chamber of Commerce and Atomic Energy Commission officials warned that no jobs are open for the reactor plant project near Arco. Construction will not start until sometime in 1950 and there probably will be no openings until then. Clyde Davis of the Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce provided the information.
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Boise
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Atomic Energy Commission
Arco
Clyde Davis
Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce
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Edith Mae Zilli
Edith
Hollywood
Melvin Edwards
Namcoki
Mies
Optimist Club
Optimist International
Snake Time
Man In
Louis T. Hardin
Enna
Lee
Girl’s School
Oxfords
Entire Stock Sporting Goods
W. Center
Packard
Colton
Pioneer Motors CO
Arthur
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