Lions Club Luncheon Features Buzz Holt Guest
Buzz Holt, a blind musician and Friday guest at the Hotel Bannock Whitman Roundup Room, spoke on Idaho facilities aiding the blind and deaf and suggested refinements in rearing procedures. He played piano for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Club
Bannock
Buzz Holt
Whitman Hotel
Holt
of Idaho
Ind
E. V. Simison
John Peterson
Twin Falls
A. L. Weese
Bill Riske
T. H. Earnhardt
Ralph Wheldon
Cubs
Howard Tucker
Henry Lundberg
Golf Liaison Unit Formed For City Golf Course
A golfers advisory committee to liaise between the city administration and municipal course users was revealed at a city council meeting. It will include members and non members of the Pocatello Golf Association with final membership pending guidance from golf professional Roy Horne. Previously plans were drafted last December and submitted to city engineer Les Ballif, but only the water system diagram has been completed.
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Pocatello Golf Association
Roy Horne
Horne
Les Ballif
Church Growth in Mexico Cited by LDS Leader
David O. McKay reports steady growth of LDS church activities in Mexico after returning from a month long visit south of the border. He spoke as second counselor of the church first presidency.
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Salt Lake City
LDS
Mexico
David O. McKay
Church
First Presidency
Pool Fund Growth Fueled by Civic Groups in Port Hawkins
Contributions to the swimming pool fund rose to 19013 56 with a 177 addition by four Negro civic organizations. J D Harris exalted ruler of Port Hawkins Lodge 92 AF A M Joe Briggs American Legion Post 120 commander and William Bill Jones AME church trustee donated. City clerk Bert Reese accepted the funds.
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Pocatello
Bert Reese
George Phillips
J. D. Harris
Portneuf
John W. Williams
E. J. Hawkins
Af&am
Joe Griggs
American Legion
William “Bill” Jones
AME Church
George Philip
Port Boutawkins Lodge
AF & ‘Am
Joe Briggs
The
AME
Portneuf Lodge
E. J. Hawkins Lodge
Legion Post
African Methodist Church
Stop sign violations lead to fines and bond forfeiture
Jay Winder, 23, had bond forfeited after running a stop sign and court records show a $2.50 bond. Roland S. Howell pleaded guilty to running a stop and was fined $15 in the same docket.
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Jay Winder
Roland S. Howell
Ication
Marriages Vers Miles and Doris Grimm Run Afoul of Age Rules
A 20 year old man from Lava Hot Springs and a 16 year old girl from Bancroft wed with parental consent. The union raises questions about legal consent and protection for minors in a rural Idaho community. The case is noted in courthouse records and local gossip.
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Miles
Lava Hot Springs
Doris Grimm
Bancroft
Divorce Grants in Three Newton District Cases
Patsy Miller of Lawrence Miller wins divorce on cruelty grounds with no children and no property. Donna Mae Butler gains custody of two minor children and $100 monthly support from Carl Milton Butler on cruelty grounds. Donald R. Huenger divorces Doris E. Huenger on cruelty grounds with no children and no property.
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Patsy Miller
Lawrence Miller
Donna Mae Butler
Carl Milton Butler
Donald R. Huenger
Doris E. Huenger
Local Births Reported Across Several Families
Mr and Mrs Sheldon Ethell of 1825 North Main St welcome a son at General hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold Paysom of 512 Washington Ave announce a son at General hospital. Mr and Mrs Don Palmer of Mackay Idaho report a baby girl born Thursday morning at Beck hospital in Blackfoot.
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Sheldon Ethell
North Main St
Son
General Hospital
Harold Paysom
Washington Ave
Don Palmer
Mackay
Idaho
Beck Hospital
Blackfoot
New Adjutant Arrives at Pocatello Air Force Base
Capt Harvey W. Powell former adjutant of the 93rd Airdrome Group Merced arrives at Pocatello Air Force Base to serve as adjutant accompanied by his wife and son Nicholas.
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Harvey W. Powell
Castle Field
Merced
Calif
Pocatello
Pocatello Air Force Base
Nicholas
McCormick Seeks Republican Nomination for Montana Governor
Washington J. McCormick former U S representative from Montana announced he will seek the Republican nomination for governor He is 64 from Stevensville and said he would file after returning from a vacation trip to Coronado California and the state stream office indicated possible filing soon
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Helena
Washington
J. McCormick
United States
Montana
McCormick
Stevensville
Strea of State
Lewiston Daily News
Coronado
Cal
Nurses To Take Course In Mental Health Training
Five student nurses from St. Anthony Mercy hospital journeyed from Pocatello to Salem Oregon for a three month course in caring for the mentally ill at the Oregon State hospital. Named are Colleen Leigh Wanda Albert LaRue Criss Nellie Hoener and Bess Chilimpis six additional nurses from the hospital had completed the course and were due back in Pocatello Monday. Downey nurses from St. Anthony have been taking the course at Salem since June 1947 as part of their training.
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St. Anthony Mercy Hospital
Pocatello
Salem
Ore
Oregon State Hospital
Frances Clare
Colleen Leigh
Wanda Albert
LaRue Criss
Nellie Hoener
Grangeville
Bess Chilimpis
Los Angeles
Helen Boltz
Norma Ashbaker
Elaine Denny
Downey
St. Anthony Hospital
Salem Mental Institution
Montanan Plans Return From Pocatello Visit
Mrs. Robert V Doheny of Great Falls Montana will return home Saturday morning after a visit with her father J O McWhorter at 935 West Lewis Street Pocatello. She travels on Western Airline at 10:30 a.m.
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Pocatello
J. O. McWhorter
West Lewis St
Robert V.doheny
Great Falls
Mont
Western
Nightclub area theft report lists multiple vehicle crimes
Dan Sherrett reports a break in while his car was parked near a north city nightclub. Items taken include shotgun shells a bass viol accessory and a flashlight. Additional thefts include hub caps from a 1947 Chevrolet and a suburban tricycle.
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Poctatello Police
Dan Sherrett
Rumels Trailer
Sherrett
Funay
S. Albert Johnson
North
Johnson
Howard Wood
West Carson St
Fremont Moun tains Sheriff Posses Form in Idaho
Sheriff posses spread across Idaho with Fremont Mountains forming a new group. St. Anthony leaders Edgar Westerberg Howard Kelly Harold Nagle Francis Terry and Tom Russell serve on the board of directors.
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ST. Anthony, Ida
Idaho
Fremont Mounties
Edgar Westerberg
Howard Kelly
Harold Nagle
Francis Terry
Tom Russell
St. Anthony
Relative Sought in Coeur d'Alene Missing-Body Brother Identified
Sheriff’s deputies hunted Friday for Mrs. Anderson of Pocatello after her brother Ben Mathis or Mathias, 57, died in Coeur d'Alene Wednesday. Officials did not list a cause of death and asked anyone with information to call the sheriff at 135.
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Coeur d'Alene
Group pushes safety education in Idaho schools
Mrs. Lorenzo Hansen of the Associated Women Idaho Farm Bureau says the group has sponsored safety education meetings in 120 Idaho high schools since November 3. The effort aims to promote safety awareness across the state.
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BOISE
Lorenzo Hansen
Shelley
Associated Women, Idaho Farm Bureau
Idaho
Praise for Pocatello Airport Officials Courtesy Letter
A Civil Aeronautics Authority official, Lester A Bolinder of Dillon Mont, commends Pocatello city officials for courteous service at the municipal airport. Bolinder, flying privately February 20 on a cross country flight, notes no credit card and praises FE M Curly Wilson of Wilsons Flying Service for friendly handling and offers.
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Pocatello Municipal Airport
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Lester A. Bolinder
Dillon, Mont
Bolinder
FE. M
Curly) Wilson
Wilson
Pocatello
Rise in Car Ornament Thefts Reported by Police
Police Friday noted a rise in automobile radiator ornament thefts with a shift from Buicks to other makes. Detective Guy Nelson said the thefts appear nationwide and described ornaments possibly used to make bracelets. Juvenile suspects, including girls with bracelets, are under watch as cases spread to other car brands.
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A. R. Spaulding
Elks Club
Garfield Avenue
C. H. Decker
South
Second Ave
Railroad Avenue
R. S. Ricks
West Lander Street
Det
Nelson
Farm Car Visits Pocatello Highlights Union Pacific Agriculture
An Union Pacific agricultural car visited Pocatello to showcase western farming development. A group of Future Farmers of America and veteran agriculture trainees heard talks from Baxter of UP, Drue Dunn, Jack Wursten, and Jess Day. Baxter noted a southeastern Idaho tour and an upcoming Montpelier stop, inviting readers to request pamphlets on potatoes onions dairying storage and related topics.
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Union Pacific Railroad
West
U. P
Pocatello
Baxter
Idaho
Montpelier
Oversize eggs in New Mexico prompt odd pair
Mrs. H A Badbury of Otis New Mexico reports an egg measuring 64 inches in circumference and 8 inches long, found about monthly along with a dead hen, a pattern she says repeats regularly.
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Otis
N. M
H. A. Badbury
Sheriff Deputy Action Has No Replacement Yet
No successor was named Friday to replace Bannock County Sheriff’s Deputy Ray J. Reynolds who resigned to become a special agent for Railway Express Agency in Denver. Reynolds has led the deputy post since 1942 after a 1920 start with the express company and a 1942 shift from cashier in Pocatello. The resignation takes effect Saturday.
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Ray J. Reynolds
Bannock County
Railway Express Agency
Denver
Reynolds
The
Express Company
Pocatello
Sheriff's Department
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FOX Studio
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