Bert Marley Orchestrates Music for Event
Music will be furnished by Bert Marley's orchestra for the upcoming event.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
2
Music will be furnished by Bert Marley's orchestra for the upcoming event.
Special to the Post reports eight delegates from the Blackfoot and Star Valley chambers plus the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce held a camp session at the quarry.
Discussion covered improving the Jackson Hole to Alpine road built by the CCC. It follows a water level route through 28 miles of scenery with no sharp curves and was open year round last year. Also mentioned were a July 24 barbecue and committee members J S Gardner Elmer Haggard Grace Hoster and Bob Sarles.
Malad man Karl Smith injured when a horse he rode fell on him while gathering cattle in the Holbrook area about a mile from town. He suffered a broken hip and was treated after the incident on Monday.
An initial report states that essential aid was provided and Mr One's condition is described as good. No further details are available in the fragment.
Lois Bush and Donna Jones returned from the annual Girls State program in Pocatello. Lois is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bush and Donna is the daughter of Henry D. Jones.
Miss Jessie B. Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Jones and former Phi Chi Theta president attends the annual convention in Washington DC as a delegate representing BYU.
Pocatello Knothole Club, with about 500 members, ordered youth shirts but received adult sizes large enough to overwhelm a player. After failed correction, the 600 shirts will be stored, sold at half price after baseball season, or donated. A new youth-size order is due next week.
Officers of the Oneida County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis were announced at the annual Malad meeting led by Henry W. Thomas. Claude Kent Maude Jones Ludline James Ethel Thomson and others named on the leadership and education committees.
Captain William G Avery will officiate at a funeral Saturday at 2 p m at Fort Hall mission for John Book Ballard Shoshone Indian chief. Interment will be at the bar cemetery on the reservation. Survivors include widow Jemima Stevens Shoshottie daughter Mrs Daily St Clair Fort Washakie Wyoming and no sons. A number of Pocatello friends plan to attend as Indians are expected to turn out in force.
State Agricultural Commissioner Dave Stubblefield announced reduced track buyers license fees from 25 dollars to 10 dollars and cut agents licenses from 10 dollars to 5 dollars. The track buyers law grants authority to set these rates for licenses to buy non perishable farm products like grain, dry peas and beans.
Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson are parents of a girl born June 22 at Schlitz Memorial Hospital.
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