Hospital Bond Sale Faces Latest Suit In Bannock County
Local bond issue of one million dollars for Bannock county hospitals may proceed despite ongoing litigation. Attorneys Pershing Bosworth Dick and Dawson were consulted. if the latest suit is meritless the county commissioners plan to sell bonds locally with up to 3 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Denver
Colo
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick and Dawson
State’ Supreme Court
Board of County Commissioners
Carl C. Christensen
Torney
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Commission
F. M. Bistline
Bannock County Planning Board
C. M. Jeffery
Mr. Christensen
Elvin Christiansen
Downey
Harry Bowen
Downey State Bank
Golden Wise
Milton Hyde
Bannock
Bistline
Food Store Marks Second Anniversary in Idaho Expansion
Associated Food Stores, Inc. celebrates its Southeastern Idaho wholesale grocer group reaching 60 members after two years. The Pocatello meeting, led by F. C. Gledhill, heard profit and membership growth, with Donald P. Lloyd predicting steady prices and favorable business. About 60 members and spouses attended at the Pocatello warehouse. the Idaho region spans from St. Anthony to McCammon.
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Associated Food Stores, Inc
Idaho
Associated
Pocatello
South First Avenue
F. C. Gledhill
Associated Now
Donald P. Lloyd
Salt Lake
Mountain States
Lloyd
Russell, Black
Verle Moser
Twin Falls
Howard Knapp
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Salmon
Buhl
Montpelier
McCammon
Associated Group
Record of Court Actions and Local Notices
Bond forfeitures and guilty pleas recorded including Eugene Garrety and others with fines ranging from 15 to 100 dollars. Reports of stolen car radiator ornament and a 1947 Cuchi motor scooter. Births announced for March 12 13 at St Anthony's and General hospital with local residents named.
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Eugene Caleb Garrety
Gaylord Deavilla
Florence Dixie
Joe Lee
Joe Mendoza Leon
Nona Beth Rushlow
Betty O’neil
Jack Eads
John B. Forrest
Samuel A. Grayson
South Eighth Ave
Clark Street
Dodge
Grover Chatterson
Jefferson Ave
Idaho
Hawthorne Ave
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dominic Manfredo
North Fifth Ave
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Lionel Evans
South Fourth Ave
General Hospital
Wallace L. Chandler
Rifle Stolen From Punchboard Display in Salt Lake City
Clyde Stewart of a Salt Lake novelty firm reported his car in the 300 block West Lewis Street prowled. A .22 calibre single shot rifle and several punchboards were taken, total value about 43 dollars. The rifle was part of a punchboard display.
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Clyde Stewart
Salt Lake City
Lewis Street
Stewart
Salt Lake
Valentine spending peaks at thirty million dollars
It is estimated that 30 million dollars was spent on valentines. The message to declare affection has long been costly.
Pioneer Farmer Dies in Idaho Rites
William Alma Byington 74 of R F D 2 North Bannock County pioneer farmer and school leader died Thursday in a Boise hospital. Born July 20, 1873 at Bedrock he married Emma Higgins in Pocatello 1897 later wed Ida Bybee Edwards 1939. Survived by one son and five daughters and several siblings. body to arrive in Pocatello Saturday. funeral arrangements pending.
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William Alma Byington
Bannock County
Boise
Mr. Byington
Bedrock
Joseph Henry
Nancy Avery Byington
Emma Higgins
Pocatello
Ida Bybee Edwards
McCammon
Grace
Harold Byington
Ogden
Utah
Elvira Kelly
Lava Hot Springs
Velma Moss
Rockland
Reba Cederholm
Delpha Kirby
Salt Lake City
LaVern van Vleet
Priest River
Charles Byington
Logan
Parley Byington
Susan Wilbur
Ririe
Martha Reed
Alexander
Hall Mortuary
Mrs Hannah S P Blackfoot death services announced
The Sandberg mortuary reports funeral services for Mrs. Hannah Sarah Paul Blackfoot who died Wednesday. Services will be held Saturday at 11 AM from the Pingree L D S church with Bishop Rulon Cammack presiding.
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Blackfoot
Sandberg
Hannah Sarah Paul
Pingree L. D. S
Rulon Cammack
Dames Club Meet Planned at Manwaring Home
Special to the Post reports the Blackfoot Faculty Dames Club will gather at Mrs. O Elwood Manwaring residence Wednesday evening March 17. Jay Reader Moreland faced a driving without a muffler charge and pled guilty with a $2 fine.
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Blackfoot — Faculty Dames Club
O. Elwood Manwaring
Blackfoot
Jay Reader
Moreland
Father of Pocatellan Dies
Michael Jordan of 336 East Whitman Wilkes Barre Penn reports the death of his father John Jordan 55 353 McLean St Wilkes Barre at noon Friday He is survived by his widow and three sons Richard Michael and John all of Pocatello.
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Michael Jordan
East Whitman
John Jordan
McLean St
Wilkes Barre
Penn
ISC Asks Civic Help From Pocatello Lions
Idaho State College student body president Howard Higgins urged the Pocatello Lions to boost town support for ISC to shift from a two year path toward stronger four year potential. Lions Club president Bob Purrington pledged full backing to promote the college in every possible way.
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Idaho State College
Pocatello
Idaho State
Howard Higgins
ISC
Pocatello Lions
Higgins
Lion
Bob Purrington
Lions Club
Four Die in Idaho Industrial Accidents in February
Idaho industrial accident board reports four February deaths, three in the lumber sector. The board also logged about 1,140 non fatal accident claims filed during the month.
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Boise
Industrial Accident Board
Idaho
Japanese American Citizens League Contributes to St Anthony Mercy
Representatives of the Japanese American Citizens League donated 100 to the St Anthony Mercy hospital fundraising drive Friday morning. Sister Mary Vincent and Sister Mary Laurence accepted the gift from a league committee led by Shiozawa president Kunitsugu chairman and Yamashite. The group said civic participation justifies community benefits already enjoyed.
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Pocatello
St. Anthony Mercy Hospital
Blackfoot Scout Board to Convene
The Boy Scout board of review meets March 14 at 2 o clock in the court house. Holley Manwaring chairs. other officers include Cluff Johnson field executive Marlin Bingham district commissioner Elwood Manwareing achievement chairman Douglas Parkinson court of honor chairman and neighborhood commissioners Ellis Oram and James Clark.
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Blackfoot
Boy Scout Board of Review
Court House
Holley Manwaring
Board of Review
Cluff Johnson
Marlin Bingham
Elwood Manwareing
Douglas Parkinson
Court of Honor
Ellis Oram
James Clark
Squirrel blamed for power outage in Andover substation
In Methuen Mass the report notes brief power interruptions for Andover and a permanent outage for a squirrel that chewed a switch panel at a local electric company substation causing a short circuit.
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Methuen
Mass
Andover
Electric Company
Day One Collision Report in Pocatello
A rear end automobile crash occurred in the 400 block East Center Street at 6 10 p m Thursday. Clayton C Smith 19 of 1455 East Lewis Street drove a 1941 sedan into the rear of a 1946 coupe driven by Jack M Murphy 22 of 50 Campus Drive. Murphy stated he slowed to avoid the vehicle ahead. Front end damage to Smith and a bent trunk lid on Murphys car were noted.
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Pocatello
East Center Street
Clayton C. Smith
East
Lewis St
Jack M. Murphy
Campus
Murphy
Bear Lake Hospital Receives $100000 Federal Grant
Bear Lake Memorial hospital gains a $100,000 federal grant toward construction, the first Idaho county to win Hospital Construction Act funds. Bond sales of $200,000 are planned with bids on the project set later. construction expected to start this summer and finish in about six months, expanding capacity to 35 to 40 beds for roughly 10,000 residents.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Bear Lake
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
Sam V. Tunks
Idaho, Hospital Advisory Council
State Department of Public Health
Memorial Hospital
Bear Lake Basin
L. J. Peterson
Idaho Department of Public Health
Fire destroys chick brooderhouse at Riverside farm
Firefighters responded at 2 20 a m to E F Abnot farm in Riverside. The chick brooderhouse burned extensively and about 80 chicks perished. Fire Chief Earl Rogers cited an overheated stove as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
E. F. Abnot
Riverside
Earl Rogers
Patrolman Resigns Over Parking Meter Flak
Lebanon Indiana patrolman Alva Lundy who enforced a new parking meter ordinance handed in his badge. He said he received constant censure with every ticket and could not bear the criticism any longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ind
Alva Lundy
Lundy
Blackfoot Irrigation Leaders Elected At Annual Meeting
Stockholders from the Blackfoot Irrigation, West Branch, and East Branch companies met in the chamber of commerce offices to elect officers and boards for 1948 and discuss canal futures. Elijah Clark was named president of Blackfoot and West Branch, with George Brower as vice president, and Frank Berlin presiding for East Branch. The meeting noted canal capacity, storage plans from Palisades Dam, and a $40,000 subscription to Palisades space with government aid for flood control wildlife refuge and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Irrigation Company
West Branch Company
East Branch Company
Chamber of Commerce
Elijah Clark
George Brower
Walter C. Buell
Irving Anderson
Albert Whitten
Henry Henscheid
O. H. Gerdes
Walter Bithell
West Branch
East Branch
Frank Berlin
Neil Bithell
Henry Felt
LeRoy Barclay
Blackfoot Irrigation ‘Company
Shelley
Kimball
Blackfoot Company
Palisades Dam
Bithell
Palisades
Esperanto Taught as Elective in Budapest General Schools
Esperanto is introduced as an elective in Hungary's general schools in Budapest, aligning with American grade school structures. The move signals formal acceptance of the language in mainstream education and may influence future linguistic curricula.
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Budapest
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News of Record
Keith C. Christensen
Mildred V. Goodnough
Inkom
Hannah S. Paul
Dames Club
Pocatellan
Blackfoot Scout Board
Bear Lake Hospital
Riteway
Gals
Glidden
W. Center
Pharmacy
Main
NYE Center Drug
Gibson
ALL Brands Cigarettes
Ingeriol
Klenzene
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