Carlson couple announce birth of daughter at General Hospital
Mr and Mrs George H Carlson Rt 1N report the birth of a daughter on March 6 at General Hospital.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1948
Page
5
Mr and Mrs George H Carlson Rt 1N report the birth of a daughter on March 6 at General Hospital.
Francis B Sherman faces bond forfeiture after making a left turn where prohibited. Harry M Johnson pleads guilty to running a red light and pays a $10 fine. Wayne Warner pleads guilty to intoxication with a $15 fine. DeLyle Hull pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and is fined $7.50. Norman Tino and John Karabelnikoff both charged with intoxication have bonds forfeited totaling $15.
Josephine Hutchings Sabin is granted a divorce from Bernard J. Sabin on grounds of cruelty. The couple had no children and no property disputes noted.
Enor Wray files petition for administration of Jerry Kinney who died intestate September 13, 1928 in Bannock County The hearing is set for April 12 with Bistline and Bistline serving as attorneys for the petitioner.
Royal W. Cragan admitted passing on an overpass and paid a $10 fine. Hugh Drennen pled guilty to speeding and was fined $15. Charges resolved in justice court.
In Lava Springs Idaho residents found plenty of hot water when the city mains were shut off, drawing from Chicken Soup Spring on Main Street. Housewives who ignored the warning carried water home in barrels and teacups to perform daily ablutions.
Labor market in eastern Idaho shows 132 job openings from Ashton to the Utah border as the Idaho State Employment Service notes shortages in teaching trades and skilled positions. Bannock county seeks a superintendent of schools for a new class A district while construction, seed industry layoffs, and mining openings shape regional employment.
Reported stolen from Buick se dan of W. J. Neff at 153 North Johnson while parked in the 100 block North Garfield Avenue a radiator ornament shaped like a torpedo circled by a ring. Also reported stolen from Aberdeen a 1941 Ford pickup truck license 4B 644. Names listed include Russell G. Horrocks 38 Salt Lake City Helen Cocainas 26 Salt Lake City Arnold Fredrickson 27 Pocatello Esther Rogers 19 Pocatello James M. Oakey 57 Montpelier Wanda Stelicia Thornock 56 St. Ignatius Mont.
Jackie Cullen ten years old won a shiny new red bicycle during the Kid's Club KEIO radio show at the Chief Theater after subscribing to POST. His mother called it a miracle and joked about family luck while a friend recalled he almost fainted. Jackie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cullen, lives at 654 West Greeley St. and attends Lincoln school in fourth grade. His grandfather in Wyoming built his previous bicycle by hand.
Walter Oelwein, Idaho Grand Chapter junior-past patron, attended the Ruth Chapter No. 3 O E S meeting at the Elks Temple and was welcomed by Jane Pickett and Jack Bowen. Thirty-one January February and March birthday celebrants were introduced and gave their birthdays, with refreshments served at three tables in a Valentine motif.
Pocatello firefighters responded Saturday morning to a gasoline delivery truck fire caused by a short in the pump wiring at the corner of Maih and Greeley streets. The blaze prompted efforts to control fuel flow and prevent spread. No injuries are reported.
Five candidates including Jay Olsen and Jay Slaughter of Pocatello Leslie Lambson of Mackay Mary Day and Bill Folsom of Twin Falls filed to seek the Idaho State College student body presidency Balloting is set for March 22 Olsen backed by the Verity party promotes men students association stronger women students organization annual freshman initiation and a more efficient athletic department Slaughter heads a ticket with Gene Dalton Hazel Johnson Orval Baker and Jim Blake Lambson runs with Bob Pence John Kelly and Marion Clark as independents Day an ISC yearbook associate editor avoided issue questions Folsom backs a playground in veterans Village a graduate athletic manager and equal funding for athletics to balance sports offerings.
In Sante Fe Mike Callegos, director of the motor vehicle division, could not recall his license number when questioned. A reporter later found it to be 12345. In Chicago the American Medical Association faulted the National Health assembly called by Oscar Ewing for political stigma similar to a Washington event ten years prior.
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