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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1948

Page

6

Famed Violinist Rubinoff Set For Pocatello April 15

The famed violinist Rubinoff will appear April 15 at the Pocatello high school auditorium under American Legion sponsorship. Barney Goldberg announces ticket locations and special committees soon. Rubinoff performs nationwide and on radio with Eddie Cantor and in films. The Stradivarius violin is insured for $100.

Rubinoff Pocatello American Legion Barney Goldberg Eddie Cantor Goldberg Gate City Stradi

Record of City Court Guilty Pleas and Fines

Jerome C Turner pleaded guilty to operating an automobile with defective lights. Fine $5, suspended. William Kaiyou pleaded guilty to intoxication. Fine $15, suspended. Darlene Marietta pleaded guilty to intoxication. Fine $15, suspended.

Jerome C. Turner William Kaiyou Darlene Marietta

Parker and Roe Appeal in Peace Disturbance Case

George A. Parker Jr. and Thelma Roe appeal police court conviction on a disturbance of the peace charge. The appeal is filed by James Cobia.

George A. Parker, Jr Pocatello Thelma Roe James Cobia

Fishermen Plead Guilty On Closed Waters Violations

Frank Drogher pleaded guilty to fishing in closed waters and paid a $25 fine. E. R. Stone also fined for similar offense. Richard Sander admitted speeding and paid a $5 fine. Births reported for Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace a boy born March 11 at St. Anthony's hospital.

Frank Drogher E. R. Stone Richard Sander James Wallace East Fremont St Boy St. Anthony's Hospital

Obituary for Henry C. Johnson 48

Funeral services for Henry C. Johnson age 48 who died in Twin Falls on Monday will be held Saturday at 10 30 am at Downard's Chapel. Rev Leroy Walker of the First Methodist church will officiate and burial will be in Mountain View cemetery.

Henry C. Johnson Twin Falls Downard’s Chapel Leroy Walker First Methodist Church Mountainview Cemetery

Hearing Waived in Grand Larceny Case

Preliminary hearing waived for Darrell James Brown 40 charged with grand larceny in the Sunday theft of an automobile and three fur coats from James L Burns address 939 North Ninth Ave He was bound over to district court after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Charles W Hyde Brown was arrested Tuesday night and property missing from the Burns home was recovered by Wednesday night Det C C Sailor Evans reported Also a note on judo injuries to Atlanta police candidates with equipment gym incidents.

Darrell James Brown James L. Burns North Ninth Ave Brown Charles W. Hyde Burns Home C. C Sailor

Sheep Move From California to Idaho and Midwest

United Press reports W P Wing of the California Wool Growers Association says 40 000 to 50 000 lambs are being shipped from the San Joaquin Valley due to drought. About 256 000 of 2 072 000 sheep are n eed prior feeding leaving 1 860 000. destinations include Idaho Kansas and Nebraska with future shipments uncertain.

Idaho California United Press W. P. Wing Association San Joaquin Valley Gem State Kansas Nebraska Wing

Educators discuss state county roles in Indian education meeting

March 18 Boise meeting will examine joint responsibilities of the state and county in educating Indian children. Scott D. Lowe Bannock schools superintendent attends by invitation from state schools superintendent Alton B. Jones. Attendance includes E. Morgan Rhyse R. M. Tising er from Portland Indian affairs, Kenneth F. Dean, Fort Hall Lapwai officials, and other county city superintendents from Boundary Lewis Nez Perce counties.

Boise Scott D. Lowe Bannock Alton B. Jones E. Morgan Rhyse R. M. Tising Portland, Ore Office of Indian Affairs Fort Hall Lapwai Boundary County Lewis County Nez Perce County Idaho Lowe Andrew H Johnson Bingham County Clifford Evans Blackfoot Bonners Ferry

Salesman Forfeits Bond In Pocatello Court

Blaine Anderson a 29 year old salesman from Salt Lake City forfeited a 50 bond in Pocatello police court on a charge of per petrating a nuisance. He allegedly represented a jewelry firm and went to private residences to solicit jewelry sales without owners consent violating city ordinance 858.

Pocatello Blaine Anderson Salt Lake City Anderson City of

Wickiup yearbook near completion at Idaho State College

Idaho State College yearbook staff plans to finish the Wickiup by March 15 under editor Kenneth Spiekerman. More than 90 percent is done with 1750 copies to print and distribution set for May 15. The 208 page volume features over 350 photos and queens and kings of college events, including ski queen Jo Ann Criss and Homecoming queen Thora Larsen.

Idaho State College Wickiup Kenneth Spiekerman Pocatello Spiekerman Jo Ann Criss Thora Larsen Danny Lou Higgins Howard Higgins Idaho Falls Ted Maheras King of Hearts Mary Day Twin Falls Dennis Price Don Pugmire

Paul E Rider Dies at 72 in Idaho City Hospital

Paul Elwood Rider, 72, of 827 South Arthur Ave, died Thursday in a local hospital after a long illness. Born June 9 1875 in Martins Ferry Ohio, he married Eva May Coley in 1904 in Tuscola Illinois. He worked as a telegrapher and timekeeper for the Burlington Railroad starting 1911, moved to Pocatello in 1919 to join Union Pacific as timekeeper until 1940 retirement. Survived by widow, three sons Paul B Rider Portland Oregon Harry E Rider San Diego California and George C Rider Oconto Falls Wisconsin. two brothers Eugene E Santa Barbara California and Neville M Kansas City Missouri. two sisters Kate Orr and Eleanor Holcomb Kansas City. four grandchildren. Funeral under McHan Henderson Funeral Home.

Paul Elwood Rider South Arthur Ave Mr. Rider Martins Ferry Ohio George E Julian Martin Eva May Coley Tuscola Illinois Burlington Railroad Pocatello Union Pacific Railroad Rider Paul B. Rider Portland Ore Harry E. Rider San Diego Calif George C. Rider Oconto Falls Wisconsin Eugene E Santa Barbara Neville M Kansas City Missouri Kate Orr Eleanor Holcomb First Methodist Church McHan-Henderson Funeral Home

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