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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1949

Page

16

Arraign Ty Cobb's Son On Manslaughter Charge

Ty Cobb heir Glen Cobb waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial on involuntary manslaughter in the drowning of Glenn A. Linzy during a high speed motor boat capsizing at Thousand Springs resort. The coroner's inquest found negligence and Linzy's widow filed a 126000 dollar damage suit.

Twin Falls Herschel Cobb Ty Cobb Justice Court Justice of the Peace J. O. Pumtao Cobb Glenn A. Linzy Buhl Thousand Springs Linzy

Oneida Sets Opening Of Schools

Oneida county schools will open September 12 under Superintendent Charles O. Simpson. Freshmen register September 8, juniors and seniors September 9, with a full staff except Holbrook vacancy. Names list teachers for high school and grade schools, plus Samaria St John Stone districts.

Charles O. Simpson Oneida County Simpson Holbrook L. Thomas Swason Betty Jane Crowther Horace L. Merrill Ralph Harding Yeppa Lun Yeppa Lund Ward Thomas Charles Warner Sara Smith P. E Merrill Hermansen Alvin J. Thomas Jean Hermansen Thelma Simpson Mary Anderson Marguerite Davis Viola K. Morgan Arletta Williams Anella J. Price Sarah Beeton Effie Pilgrim Phena B. Wright Faye Thomas Samaria — Cenious Waldron D. M. Price Grace B. Thomas St. John Hazel Lush Helen T. Hill Stone Elva Anderson Edith Harris

Palisades Bill Hearing Date Discussed at August Meeting

An open chamber of commerce meeting on Monday evening August 1 will discuss sending a delegate to hearings on the Palisades bill. A. C. Demary reports a wire from Rep. John Sanborn stating the hearing will begin August 8.

Chamber of Commerce A. C. Demary North Side Extension Association John Sanborn

Minidoka Group Plans Fair Exhibit Building

At a 4H and F F A council meeting in Rupert plans were made to raise 1000 dollars for a county fair exhibit building in Minidoka county. A 30 by 60 foot structure would sit on the Posse grounds east of Rupert with support from several county groups and a Kit Kat 4-H club sale raising 11.55. Edwin Ames urges broad civic rural backing. The fair is planned for September 7 with a central committee meeting November 23 to finalize details. Tom Maberly and Keith Merrill lead the F F A division. Mrs Jodie Nealis chairs the garden division. Mrs Hylak Beaver handles girls cooking and sewing.

Rupert F. F. A. Council Court House Posse Minidoka County Farmers Union Kit-Kat 4-H Club Edwin Ames Minidoka County Council Tom Maberly Keith Merrill Jodie Nealis Hylak Beaver

City Park Site Chosen in Malad for Memorial Park

Oneida Memorial park committee reports selecting a creekside site behind the Town House on Main Street for a city park. Land valued at 3000 dollars is donated and an additional 1500 dollar land purchase planned. A landscaper praised the site and bids are being sought for a memorial marker at the park entrance.

Malad Hubert Gleed Oneida Memorial Park Committee Ste Deep Creek Main Street Nature

Medic Group Incorporates In Boise Idaho

Idaho Physicians Service Inc a Boise based non profit will provide medical care to low income groups. Filings with the secretary of state list incorporators D K Worden Asael Tall Casper Pond W D Douglas and Doyle M Loehr. Board actions include headquarter location in Boise and a focus on service to underserved populations.

BOISE Idaho Physicians Service, Inc Secretary of State D. K. Worden Lewiston Asael Tall Rigby Casper Pond Pocatello W. D. Douglas Doyle M. Loehr Moscow

Minidoka First Graders Require Exam And Birth Certificate

Assistant superintendent Rupert Melvin Gruwell announced that all children entering first grade in Minidoka schools this year must have a physical examination and a birth certificate before the August 29 opening date.

Rupert—Melvin Gruwell Minidoka Schools Minidoka

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