Relief in Housing Promised for Pocatello Project
Harley B. Kham of Pocatello Industrial Housing, Inc. announced a 400 unit low cost housing project for West Bead tract near Highland Park, subject to FHA approval. Total cost $3.6 million with plans for 74 units by July 10 and construction to begin by August 1 under Cedric Allen. Debenture holders exceed $50,000 and a $10 prize seeks a project name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Bridges
Pocatello
Harley B. Kham
Pocatello Industrial Housing, Inc
West Bead
Highland Park
East Pocatello
Cedric Allen
Markham
New Scout Canoes Promise Lively Vacation Days Ahead
Scouts in the Tenday Council will soon enjoy four new canoes bought by local sponsors. The Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce funded the Stalker while the Pocatello POST backed the Adventurer and the Blackfoot Lions Club supported the Pathfinder. A fourth boat has no sponsor yet and all area scouts may use the canoes. Balmforth said temporary plans for first use are forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenday Council
C. R. Balmforth
Blackfoot
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Post
Pathfinder
Blackfoot Lions Club
Balmforth
Pocatello
Lew Harrison
Harold Read
Zendell Hale
Police Bulletin and Court Docket Highlights
Strychinine suspected in the death of a small dog during Mrs. Leo Lambert’s absence. Sheriff reports three horses missing from Inkom seen near Pocatello. Court fines set for vagrancy, disturbing the peace, and traffic violations. several cases involve speeding, no muffler, and stop sign adherence. Probate hearing set for Tony Torres over Monica Zamora Torres estate. Alameda Court reports speeding bonds forfeited by Ralph B. Lloyd and John L. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Lambert
West Custer St
Ted Talbot
Floyd Nichols
Earl Edward Kirkland
Edward Wallace McCloud
Lawrence James Smith
Floyd Paige
Robert Vaughn
Louis B. Corbett
H. W. Evans
Herbert Wagner
Edgar A. Harman
Kenton R. Kincock
Dean William Robertson
Sherman D. Roper
Lynn L. Davis
Willard Lund
Tony Torres
Monica Zamora Torres
Alameda
Ralph B. Lloyd
Boise
Idaho
John L. Roberts
Yakima
Wash
Notable visitors and house guests in Pocatello area
A long list of local residents and visitors is reported, including Willis McLaughlin and family at Yellowstone, the Sweat and Stinger groups from Heber City and Pocatello, J W Huber recovering from a stroke in Long Beach, and several travelers visiting Cardston, Canada, Long Beach, and various Idaho towns. The notes include weddings, vacations, conferences, and summer plans involving multiple households and extended families.
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Zeniff Cox
Cox
Boyd E. Sweat
Heber City
Dale
Pocatello
J. W. Huber
Union Pacific Railroad
Long Beach
Calif
D. W. Davis
South Fifth Ave
Canada
Clarence Richardson
Cardston
Lava Man Injured In McCammon Crash Near Detour
Arthur Peck, passenger, sustained chest neck and possible head injuries when a Dodge pickup rolled off U S 30 five miles east of McCammon. Driver Miles was uninjured. Peck remained in critical condition at Lay a hospital after being freed by Miles and given first aid at the scene.
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Lava Hot Springs
Arthur Peck
McCammon
U. S. Highway 30
Peck
Miles
Lara
U. S. 30
Fred Lindenschmitt
Laya Hospital
E. A. Brower
Howard Cowlishaw
Lindenschmitt
Red Cross
Funeral services held for former Mayor Charles A Brown
Charles A. Brown 75 of 255 North Twelfth Street died Friday. Services were at Central Christian Church with Rev. N R Simpson and Rev. J Willis Hamblin. Music by Arnold Lintelmann Rex Eaton and J C Gardner. Pallbearers listed. Flower ladies named. Gate City Commandry Knights Templar honored escort. Graveside at Mountain View Cemetery with Keystone Lodge A F and A M. Downard Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Charles A. Brown
North Twelfth St
Central Christian Church
N. R. Simpson
J. Willis Hamblin
First Presbyterian Church
Arnold Lintelmann
Rex Eaton
J. C. Gardner
James Gregory
Frank Hughes
R. Ernest Olson
Earl Spahr
Tom Norris
Ben Lowrie
O. T. Garrison
F. E. MacKenzie
J. M. Hansen
Lillian Botts
H. A. Lintelmann
H. C. Davis
C. M. Duncan
Gate City Commandry
Knights Templar
T. F. Anderson
Mountainview Cemetery
Keystone Lodge
A. F
A. M
Downard Funeral Home
Bannock County Embryo School Model Highlighted at Moscow Conference
At the County Superintendent's conference in Moscow June 21 to 26, Scott D. Lowe cited Bannock county's embryo school setup as a model for Idaho. The plan includes a child guidance specialist, proposed safe driving instruction, consolidations, and safe driving enforcement, aligned with Peabody survey recommendations. The resolutions committee supported Idaho's new education laws and proposed placing kindergarten under county supervision and appointing county superintendents in a non political, nonpartisan framework.
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Bannock County
Idaho
Moscow
Scott D. Lowe
Lowe
Bannock
Resolutions Committee
Infant Dies at Blackfoot Hospital
Kathleen Turner infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Turner Route No. 2 Blackfoot died four hours after birth at 7:15 p.m. June 27. Survived by parents three sisters Charlene Karen and Brenda paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Turner and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Louis Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Kathleen Turner
Stuart L. Turner
Route No. 2
Charlene
Karen
Brenda
J. M. Turner
Louis Barnes
Beauty and the Beast at Second Ward chapel play
The Merry Mummers present Beauty and the Beast at the Second Ward chapel on Wednesday June 30 with a 8:00 p m curtain. Cast includes Colleen Campbell as Beauty Vicky Zweigart as Ayesia Daisy Johnson as Zulieka Raymond Lowe as the Father Michael Gesas as the Beast and Nancy Garrett as the prince’s servant. Mrs Gladys Pinkerton will direct. A pie social with pies cakes ice cream and candy follows to raise funds for the church welfare program.
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Merry Mummers
Second Ward
Colleen Campbell
Vicky Zweigart
Ayesia
Daisy Johnson
Zulieka
Raymond Lowe
Father
Michael Gesas
Nancy Garrett
Prince
Gladys Pinkerton
Church Welfare
VFW Auxiliary Officials Elected at Lewiston Encampment
Miss Lola Tripp, president of the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 735 in Pocatello, reported from Lewiston that the state department encampment was a success. New state auxiliary officers include Alice Herman Wallace president Ruth Sprouse Moscow senior vice president Ethel Ramaklus Boise junior vice president Lurline McNeil St. Maries chaplain Norah Evans Sandpoint guard Edna Imburn Lewiston treasurer Beulah Schwartzkopf Orofino conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Tripp
Ladies Auxiliary of
Pocatello
VFW
State Department
Lewiston
Tripp
Alice Herman
Wallace
Ruth Sprouse
Moscow
Ethel Ramaklus
Boise
Lurline
Man Surrenders to Police for Drunkenness in Pocatello
In Pocatello Idaho a man asked to be jailed and the police obliged. He was charged with drunkenness after entering a patrol car and sitting in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello
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