Obituaries From Pocatello Area Notice Multiple Deaths
Caroline Spente Wright 63 died after a short illness in a local hospital. She lived in Pocatello since 1905 and married William Wright in 1905. Survivors include her husband four sons five daughters a brother and a sister. Funeral arrangements by Arthur W. Hall mortuary. Also Bessie O. Smith died after a short illness and is survived by a sister and three daughters and one son with services at McHan Henderson funeral chapel. Mary C Zezza 45 died after lingering illness born in Wisconsin moved to Pocatello as a child member of St. Anthony church survived by her father three sisters and one brother with services arranged by Downard mortuary.
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Caroline Spente Wright
Bluffdale
Utah
Iles E
Caroline Madsen Jensey
Idaho
Chesterfield
Rigby
Pocateti
William Wright
Pocatello
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Sixth Ward
LDS Relief Society
Union Pacific Railroad
Lytle C. Wright
William J. Wright
Floyd L. Wright
Eugene J. Wright
U. S. Army Combat Engineers
Germany
W. M. Murphy
Kemmerer
Wyo
Bessie O. Smith
Arthur Ave
Smith
New Hampton
Glen W. Buckingham
Clarence Rush
Orrin Bell
W. E. Chambers
Norman C. Smith
Redman
Wash
First Congregational Church
Union Pacific Old Timers Club
McHan-Henderson
O. R. War
Mary C. Zezza
Carmen
Tom
Emma Grille Zezza
Nampa
Cumberland
Wis
St. Anthony Church
C. H. Tolman
H. A. Dotts
Grants Pass
Ore
Mrs Winnifred Edgley Phillips 39 dies in Twin Falls hospital
Mrs. Winnifred Edgley Phillips 39 of Twin Falls died Wednesday in a Twin Falls hospital. Born November 6 1909 in Pocatello she moved to Twin Falls in 1939 and was married January 1 1938 in Pocatello. She leaves her husband Leo and Ethel Edgley two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at the Fourth Ward LDS chapel Saturday at 2 30 p m with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Friends may call at Hall mortuary Saturday morning.
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Winnifred Edgley Phillips
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Leo
Ethel Harrison Edgley
Max Phillips
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Leo H. Edgley
Phenoi H. Edgley
Ellen Roberts
Preston
Farris L. Edgley
New York
Howard H. Edgley
Fourth Ward
LDS
William P. Whittaker
Mountainview
Hall’ Mortuary
Funeral services for Margaret Hansen Miles
Funeral services for Margaret Hansen Miles 66 Lava Hot Springs will be held at 11 a m Saturday at the Lava Hot Springs LDS ward chapel with Bishop J R Maughan officiating. Interment will be in Hyrum Utah cemetery. Survivors include her husband and nine children plus 21 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services are under Arthur W Hall mortuary direction.
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Margaret Hansen Miles
Lava Hot Springs
LDS Ward
J. R. Maughan
Hyrum
Utah
Miles
Hans C
Marie Hansen
Lava
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Relief Society
Mutual
Reece Miles
Salmon
Dave Miles
Mackay
Tom Miles
Cascade Locks
Ore
Joseph Miles
McCall
Keith Miles
Boise
Mattie Warner
Verna Ashbaugh
Roseburg
Margie Marler
South Gate
Calif
Nina Hearsome
Oakland
Arthur W. Hall
Billfold Lost in O. K. Store
Albert Dunn of Route 2 reported a billfold containing $30 and personal papers missing from the O. K. store. Police were notified about the loss.
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Albert Dunn
Route 2
O. K
Theft Reported of 1937 Black Dodge Pickup in Malad
Malad police report a 1937 black Dodge pickup stolen from the city. The vehicle carries Idaho license 10 411 FT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Labor Council Nominates Two For Labor Commissioner
The Idaho joint legislative labor council recommended two men for state labor commissioner. One hails from the AF of L and the other from the CIO. identities and exact positions with their groups were not disclosed. The office was reactivated this year after vacancy since 1923 except for a brief period in 1946.
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Boise
Idaho Joint Legislative Labor Council
AF of L
CIO
Arnold Williams
Britannica Notes On Baby Teeth Whiter Than Permanent Teeth
Britannica states that baby teeth are whiter than permanent teeth. It notes enamel thickness and translucency differences influence shade perception and appearance in early-year dentition.
Training School Inmate Arrested for Rifling Mail
A 17 year old inmate of the Idaho industrial training school at St. Anthony escaped for three days, stole autos and four sacks of U S mail, rifling contents before being recaptured three miles north of Fort Hall. Postal inspectors and police traced the spree from Rigby to Feratello and Blackfoot, with most parcels likely gifts.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Industrial Training School
St. Anthony
U. S
Rigby
Milton Rackham
Union Pacific
Feratello
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Blackfoot
Preston Price
Wapello
M. M. Bodell
Commissioner Did Not Read Petition From Fort Hall Indians
John R. Nichols did not read a petition carried by Milton Quinn on a Fort Hall delegation visit. About 300 Fort Hall Indians sought to appoint Tom Pee-Saw as their representative in all Indian affairs in Washington and before the Interior Department. The authorization had not yet been finally approved, Quinn said.
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John R. Nichols
U. S
Suitor Hangs Self After Rejected Marriage Proposal
In New York, Steffan Wakulenko said Olga Piragova proposed marriage during a daily visit. When he refused, she attacked him with an axe and chased him outside. He sought hospital treatment for head and face wounds. Police found Piragova dead by hanging in her living room.
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New York
Steffan Wakulenko
Olga Piragova
Wakulenko
Miss Piragova
Steffan
Masons to Confer First Degrees Tonight
Keystone lodge No. 81 A F and A M will confer first degrees tonight at seven thirty. This will be the last meeting until the first Friday in September. Masons of all degrees are urged to attend.
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Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A. M
Woman Confirmed as Treasurer of the United States
The Senate confirmed Georgia Neese Clark of Kansas to be Treasurer of the United States succeeding the late William A. Julian. There was no dissent or debate in the vote.
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Washington
LLP
Senate
Georgia Neese Clark
Kansas
The
United States
William A. Julian
United States buys Florida from Spain in 1820
The United States purchased Florida from Spain in 1820 for five million dollars, transferring territorial sovereignty and ending Spanish control in the region. The sale marked a major expansion of U.S. territory and reshaped regional borders. Local authorities and settlers began integrating Florida into the young nation’s governance.
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United States
Florida
Spain
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Caroline Sophia Wright
Chris Vilardo
Sacramento
Michael Zezza
Salt Lake City
Downard Mortuary
Billfold
M-G-M
Red Cross
Ella Mae Robertson
Los Angeles
Ella Mae
Clark Gable
Walter Pidgeon
Brian Donlevy
Charles Bickford
van Johnson
Chief
Labor Council
Fred McCabe
Legislative Council
Office of Labor Commissioner
NORGE
Hiales Appliance CO
Yellowstone Ave
Masons
Jim Beam
Keniucky
James
Beam Distilling CO
Clermont
Nergn Wirey
Ayy Ie
Dad
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