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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1948

Page

7

State Will Assume Education of Indians

Idaho will take over educating about 460 Indian children effective July 1, 1949. The state will receive a lump sum equal to current contracts, likely about eight thousand dollars more, and will assume all Indian schools under the State Department of Education.

Idaho Alton B. Jones State Board of Education L. P. Towle The Indian Agency Towle Blackfoot Pocatello American Falls Fort Hall Bonners Ferry Plummer Craigmont Lapwai Culdesac Worley Kooskia Ferdinand Stites Akashka Kamiah Spaulding

Barley Loans Announced by CCC in Bannock County

Commodity Credit Corporation will offer nonrecourse barley loans at 1.03 per bushel for No 1 barley in Bannock County. Loans apply to farm stored or warehouse stored barley graded No 5 or better, with 2 to 15 cent discounts for No 2 to No 5 grades and a 7 cent warehouse deduction unless prepaid charges are shown. Loans run from harvest to December 31 1948, mature by April 30 1949 or earlier on demand, at 3 percent interest, through county ACA offices.

Commodity Credit Corporation Bannock Ford C. Christensen Agricultural Conservation Committee Christensen ACA

Aberdeen Man in Fair Condition After Route 4 Crash

Morris Matheny twenty four from Aberdeen was injured Thursday when his car left the road near Onyx. He is listed in fair condition at General Hospital in Pocatello with broken bones in his feet and head injuries. Sheriff Earl Cutler said Matheny likely fell asleep at the wheel.

Aberdeen Onyx General Hospital, Pocatello Morris Matheny Probaaly Earl Cutler Bannock County Sheriff's Office Matheny

NOP to Observe Day at Pocatello Plant

The Naval Ordnance Plant at Pocatello will mark its fifth anniversary since commissioning. Rear Admiral A G Noble sent Captain C H Roper a letter of commendation praising the plant’s wartime role and its ongoing contribution to the Bureau of Ordnance both in peace and war.

Naval Ordnance Plant Pocatello A. G. Noble USN Bureau of Ordnance Washington, D. C C. H. Roper Arco Admiral Noble

Knights of Columbus Picnic Set at Ross Park on Sunday

The Pocatello Council of the Knights of Columbus will host an annual picnic at Ross Park upper north bench at 1:00 p.m. Sunday. Committee chair Chris Harame notes games, sodas, ice cream, and transport for attendees. Sons aim to defeat fathers in a post picnic softball clash.

Pocatello Don French John Minardi Everett Cantrell Harame

Mrs L Lint to Leave Soda Springs for Oakland

Mrs L Lint finishes a visit at the R Dygett home in Soda Springs and will depart on Western Airlines at 3 50 p m Saturday bound for Oakland California.

L. Lint R. Dygett Soda Springs Oakland California Western Airlines

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Legal notices and fines from county and city courts

Willie J. Evans pleaded guilty to public nuisance and paid 10 dollars with 5 suspended. Frank Perry fined 25 for vagrancy. Wesley Leach fined 15 for speeding. Elva Neeley guilty of running a red light and fined 7.50. Fred Travis and George Robinson forfeited 10 bonds for speeding and failing to stop at a light. J. B. Hancock Jr. fined 5 for running a traffic light. Marriage licenses issued to D Wayne Follick and Ruth Nicholson of Pocatello. Probate petitions heard for Frank Fredrickson death time and Beulah Strack Neal will. Births reported at three area hospitals. Alameda Police Court fined several for speeding and stop-sign violations. Hartley Wrenn jailed 60 days with 30 suspended for petit larceny.

Willie J. Evans Frank Perry Wesley Leach Elva Neeley Fred Travis George Robinson J. B. Hancock, Jr Hartley Wrenn Charles Hyde Bannock County

Glennons Return From Yellowstone Vacation in Idaho

Judge L. E. Glennon and wife arrived in Pocatello with his sisters Mrs. Mary Ahrens and Miss Susan Glennon of St. Louis after a two week vacation at Yellowstone park. Mrs Ahrens and Miss Glennon will depart for home today.

L. E. Glennon Pocatello Yellowstone Park Glennons Mary Ahrens Susan Glennon St. Louis

Meik to Speak at LDS Session in West Poca stake

Vivian Meik, noted international affairs analyst, will headline the August 15 quarterly conference evening service in the West Poca stake. The English journalist, now based in Salt Lake City, is prominent as a diplomatic and political correspondent with The People and recently joined the LDS Church in London.

Meik LDS Latter Day Saint West Pocatello Vivian Meik People Salt Lake City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints London

Cars Damaged In Collision At Alameda Hatchery

A Thursday night collision in the 400 block East Cedar Alameda involved two cars with minor damage. Kenneth Waugh of 799 Jefferson drove a sedan that struck Alton J. Hancock as he began a left turn into the Frazier hatchery. Waugh’s vehicle sustained $35 in damage while Hancock’s totaled $75.

East Cedar Alameda Kenneth Waugh Jefferson Alton J. Hancock Hancock Frazier Hatchery Vaughn

Man Dives For Pike After Pole Left Behind

In Marinette Wisconsin William Paugh spotted a large Northern Pike in Lake Michigan and jumped in to grab the fish with his bare hands after leaving his fishing pole on shore.

Marinette Wis Willard Paugh Lake Michigan

Former Resident Passes in Utah

Mrs Blodwin Jane Seibert Merklin 27 died Thursday in Brigham City Utah en route to Salt Lake City hospital for sudden illness. Born January 18 1921 in Hawkins Iowa she moved to Pocatello in 1934 graduating from Pocatello High School in 1941. She married Elmer Fred Merklin June 6 1942 at Pocatello. Survived by husband son Joseph Seibert, parents Joseph and Oswein Seibert, Bancroft grandmother Ella Harkins and siblings Evan William Hazel Crouch. Funeral arrangements by Arthur W Hall mortuary.

Blodwin Jane Seibert Merklin Brigham City Utah Salt Lake City Hawkins Iowa Joseph and Oswein Jones Seibert Pocatello Elmer Fred Merklin Richland Joseph Merklin Joseph Seibert Ella Harkins Bancroft Evan William Seibert Hazel Crouch Arthur W. Hall

Double Birthday Observed At Alexander Campbells Home

Their double birthday party was celebrated Thursday by the Alexander Campbells of Rosewood 122 with an informal steak fry. Guests included the Campbells daughter Mrs. Mary Jean Harlow and her son Jimmy visiting from Omaha Nebraska, plus Mrs. Campbell's sister Jean Campbell of Pocatello Miss Olive Sprester and Mrs. Otto Stocker.

Alexander Campbell Rosewood Campbell Mary Jean Harlow Jimmy Harlow Omaha Nebraska Mrs. Campbell Jean Campbell Pocatello Olive Sprester Otto Stocker

Miss Freda Berry Returns Home to Zanesville Ohio

Miss Freda Berry returns to her home in Zanesville Ohio after a week with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs L V Berry of 115 Portneuf Park. She departed on Western airlines 3 50 p m flight Thursday.

Freda Berry Zanesville Ohio L. V. Berry Portneuf Park Miss Berry Western Airlines

Driver Trainer Course Draws Idahoans at Albion

Summer program at Southern Idaho College of Education featured a July 1928 driver training course designed to train prospective teachers in driver instruction. It was a joint effort with New York University center for safety education Idaho Department of Law Enforcement Idaho State Department of Education and Southern Idaho College of Education. Thirty one students enrolled with twenty five already employed as instructors in Idaho schools. Prominent instructors included Milton D. Kramer George E. Vaughn and G H Safety Davis who supplied two dual control cars and training materials. Albion hosted a renovated street course clearly marked for safety instruction.

Southern Idaho College of Education At Albion New York University Center For Safety Education Idaho State Department of Law Enforcement Idaho State Department of Education Southern Idaho College of Education Idaho Milton D. Kramer Center For Safety Education New York University New York City New York George E. Vaughn State of Idaho Department of Law Enforcement G. H. “Safety” Davis Simplot School of Safety Foundation

Pocatellan Attends Camp for National Workshop Directors

Martha M Guenther of Idaho State College Pocatello a Congregational Christian church member has registered to attend the third National Workshop for Directors of Christian Education August 18 at Congee Point Camp Lake Geneva. Sponsored by the International Council of Religious Education the workshop will gather over a hundred local church directors for worship fellowship exchange of ideas recreation and work groups Miss Guenther joins The Director's Job led by Miss Betty McGuffie associate secretary of the National Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women Chicago.

Martha M. Guenther Idaho State College Pocatello Congregational-Christian Church Directors of Christian Education Conwee Point Camp Lake Geneva International Council of Religious Education Guenther Betty McGuffie National Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women Chicago

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