Funeral services for John Joseph Infanger 62
Funeral services for John Joseph Infanger 62 of 624 N 12th will be held Monday at 2 pm in the Fourth Ward LDS church with Marion L Coleman officiating. He died Friday after a short illness born Sept 14 1886 in Denver Colorado son of John and Marie Infanger came to Idaho 41 years ago homesteading at Arbon. He was a carpenter and resident of Pocatello 25 years married to Lizzie April 21 1913. Survived by widow children Reece Infanger Mary Harris Roy Twila Infanger mother Marie Infanger Roberts brothers Adolph Infanger William Infanger sister Nellie Beatty half siblings Edna Sweeney Jerry Roberts Charles Roberts Joseph Roberts Arthur Infanger and other relatives. Burial Mountain View cemetery under Arthur Hall mortuary.
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John Joseph Infanger
Fourth Ward
LDS Church
Marion L. Coleman
Infanger
Denver
Selo
John and
Marie Amabiel Infanger
Idaho
Arbon
Pocatello
Carpenters
Mountain View Cemetery
Arthur Hall
C of C Plans Fashion Show for Idaho Ladies
Pocatello's Chamber of Commerce arranges a ladies fashion show noon on the 25th at the merchants bureau event during the Idaho section association convention. A tea at 3 p.m. on the 24th at Graveley hall Idaho State College will be hosted by Dean of Women Mrs. Art Young.
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Pocatello’s Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Section Association
Merchant’s Bureau
Chamber
Assation
Graveley Hall
Idaho State College
Art Young
Retail Bureau
Alameda Man Seeks Mayoral Office In Alameda
James K. Shoppe of Alameda phoned the Post to say he may enter the mayoralty race next week. Shoppe, office manager at Bannock Motor Co., cited urging from friends and neighbors and noted he is interested in the political scene but did not specify the office.
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Alameda
James K. Shoppe
Roosevelt Lave
Shoppe
Bannock Motor Co
Post Carrier Boy and Father Win Hollywood Vacation
Pocatello post carrier boys and their fathers compete in a subscription contest to win an all expense trip to Hollywood. The winning pair will tour Universal Studios three days and watch movie sets, with entries due by April 28 and the trip planned for early May.
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Pocatello Post Carrier
Hollywood
California
Universal Studios
Sugar-Salem Wins Debate at Pocatello Invitational
Sugar-Salem debaters claimed top honors at the Pocatello high school invitational Saturday with nine of 10 rounds. Thirty-five debaters from seven southeastern Idaho high schools took part in a practice session, with Lava winning seven rounds and Pocatello and Blackfoot six each. Other schools included Rexburg St. Anthony and Burley. Judges listed and the debate topic was Should the United Nations Be Revised Now Into A Federal World Government.
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Sugar-Salem
Pocatello
Intermountain lumber dealers elect leaders for 1931
M L Horsley of Soda Springs Ida is named president for the coming year by the Intermountain Lumber Dealers Association. W A Spear Provo Utah is elected first vice president, M E Ray Elko Nev second vice president, Melbourne Romney Salt Lake City secretary treasurer. Directors are Sherman C Robinson Salt Lake City E D McCaslin Burley Ida and Vance Peterson Gunnison Utah. The resolutions committee opposes federal regional or valley authorities, backs federal housing authority, opposes public housing and opposes changes in the 1930 fair labor standards act.
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Salt Lake City
Intermountain Lumber Dealers Association
M. L. Horsley
Soda Springs
Ida
W. A. Spear
Provo
Utah
M. E. Ray
Elko
Nev
Melbourne Romney
Sherman C
Robinson
E. D. McCaslin
Burley
Vance Peterson
Gunnison
Rotary program highlights Westvaco merger talk
Gilbert Miller of Westvaco Chemical, Pocatello manager, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon about the company origins and its merger with Food Machinery and Chemical Corp of California. Bruce Coke of Idaho State College sang several numbers with Mrs. William S. Hill accompanying.
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Gilbert Miller
Pocatello
Westvaco Chemical Company
Westvaco Company
Food Machinery and Chemical Corp. of
California
Rotary Club
Bruce Coke
Idaho State College
William S. Hill
Kraft Cheese Manager Outlines Growth Plans
Kraft Cheese plans to boost business by 37 percent this year after a strong previous year. A new Salt Lake City warehouse expands capacity, with several new products noted. The Intermountain sales team earned a safety award for driving 360000 miles without a chargeable accident, praised by local police officials. Attendees included managers and representatives from Salt Lake City Boise Pocatello Idaho Falls Ogden and Boise areas.
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Utah-Idaho
Kraft Cheese Co
J. F. Bedingfield
Idaho State Police
M. R. Morrison
Salt Lake City
R. M. Pugmire
Potatello
Mendy
Morrison
Intermountain Territory
Pocatello
E. R. Wyllie
A. E. Gilleran
J. K. Reich
R. M. Hartman
D. R. Brown
G. R. Price
E. L. Kearns
G. B. Merrill
Carl Bockweg
C. S. Delahunty
M. A. Ingalls
Boise
O. Hoffman
Idaho Falls
A. Klander
Ogden
C. Sherwood
Legion Oratory Contest Set for Monday Evening
Malad Idaho to host the sixth district American Legion oratorical contest for high school seniors Monday at 7 30 p m in the American Legion building Jerry Williams Ida ho district commander announced the event aims to showcase student speakers.
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Jerry Williams
Idaho
American Legion
Rupert Boy Choir Soloist Sings With ISC On Idaho Utah Tour
Rupert Olsen a sophomore at Idaho State College will sing a baritone solo with the ISC a capella choir during its spring tour of Idaho and Utah from March 14 to April 8. He will perform Monday March 14 at Rupert High School with fellow singer Carol Cunningham. Aaron Hansen of American Falls shares the solo in The Cry of God.
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Rupert
Norman Olsen
Idaho State College
ISC
Idaho
Utah
Rupert High School
Carol Cunningham
Roy Cunningham
Olsen
Aaron Hansen
American Falls
Dentists and Parley Conclude 12th Mid Winter Meet
Southeastern Idaho dentists gathered 16 cities for a two day Upper Snake River Dental society convention ending with a banquet and dance at Hotel Bannock. Dr Sam Ballinger led a child dentistry lecture while Dr J L Mauk presided and was to be succeeded as president by Dr L L Nissen. Mrs Merle Evans directed the auxiliary bridge party and fashion show.
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Southeastern Idaho
Upper
Snake River Dental Society
Hotel Bannock
Sam Ballinger
Salt Lake
J. L. Mauk
W. Lovejoy
Pocatello
L. L. Nissen
Idaho Falls
Britain protests Bulgaria over pastors trial in Brussels
Britain condemns Bulgaria for prosecuting 15 Protestant ministers in a move the foreign office calls an attack on religious freedom. A note to Bulgaria’s Kolarov denounces the verdicts as evidence Bulgaria will not honor postwar freedoms. Britain may retaliate by recalling a Bulgarian diplomat in London.
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London
Great Britain
Bulgaria
Europe
Sofia
Britain
Kolarov
Ex Utah Official On Trial Monday
Ray H. Leavitt former Utah state road commission chairman faces first degree perjury trial starting Monday in front of Judge A H Ellett. He was indicted by Salt Lake County grand jury for giving false testimony and denying receiving five hundred dollars from an asphalt salesman in June 1947.
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Salt Lake City
Ray H. Leavitt
Utah State Road Commission
Third District
A. H. Ellett
Leavitt
Salt Lake County
Grand Jury
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J. J. Infanger
Defeabe
C. of C. Plans
Ion
Rotary
Kraft Cheese
Legion’s Oratory
Ksé
Henriksen
Nat Tane
Frigidcire Electric Ironer
Radio and Appliance Co
Rupert Boy Choir
Press Harker
O. P. Skaggs
East Oak
Meda
Boayon
Fireball
Buick
Fisher
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
GEM State Auto Company
Arthur
Hill Bros
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