Idaho D A R Holds 36th Idaho State Conference in Pocatello
The Idaho Daughters of the American Revolution opened their 36th annual state conference in Pocatello with a move to complete the Valley Forge Bell Tower project. National DAR historian general Mrs. Van Court Carwithen spoke as about 40 delegates attended.
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Idaho
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pocatello
Valley Forge
America
National Group
van Court Carwithen
DAR
Old Fort Hall
Blackfoot
Wyeth
Samuel C. Skiller
Lewiston
J. Franklin Bales
Caldwell
W. W. Brothers
Trinity Parish Hall
George R. Phillips
Hotel
Bannock
Harley Mathisen
St. Margaret’s
Holm Highlights Idaho Branch Stations At Aberdeen Talk
Dr. Glenn C. Holm of the University of Idaho emphasized the value of branch stations in Idaho at the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. He noted Idaho has five stations to capture varied rainfall, altitude and climate, with Aberdeen founded in 1913 as the second oldest. Nearly 175 attended the Aberdeen high school gym banquet with guests from Pocatello Blackfoot and Grandview. Ralph Knight led the Aberdeen station portion and Rev. Toeves gave the invocation as the chamber planned a spring city cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Holm
University of Idaho
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Aberdeen High School
Pocatello
J. L. (Ledge) Craig
Pocatello Chamber
M. L. Day
Montgomery Wards
C. Ed Flandro
Irene Teeves
Blackfoot
Grandview
George Woolley
Aberdeen Chamber
Ralph Knight
Aberdeen Branch
E. E Toeves
Aberdeen Presbyterian Church
Woolley
Distressed List Of Intoxication Cases In Record
Pablo Sunega bond forfeited for intoxication. Eugene George pleaded guilty with a $15 fine. Earl Tanoso pled guilty with a $25 fine. Vivian Mae Hardy bond forfeited for intoxication. Robert O'Dette intoxication charge and Louis Schofield running red light with $5 bond. Harold R. Smith running red light listed.
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Pablo Sunega
Eugene George
eRoy Nichols
Weasel Wildcat
Earl Tanoso
Vivian Mae Hardy
Robert O’dette
Louis Schofield
Harold R. Smith
Will of L. Sumner Pond filed for probate
Harold J. Griffin and Betty Poulsen named as creditors or interested parties in the probate of Grace Sumner Pond who died February 23, 1948. Keith G. Pond is named executor. Attorneys for petitioners listed as Jones Pomroy and Jones. Also notes births: Carlson couple at Brennan Avenue March 19, Radford at Taft Avenue March 18, and Dye at Portneuf Park March 19.
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L. Sumner Pond
Grace
Keith G. Pond
Jones, Pomroy
Jones
James Carlson
Brennan Ave
General Hospital
Zane Radford
Taft Ave
St. Thony’s Hospital
Odell Dye
Portneuf Park
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pocatello Coca Cola Bottling Co Seeks Repair and Expansion
The Coca Cola Bottling Co of Pocatello at 1003 North Main St seeks to repair and enlarge its facility for a project valued around $10,000, with work to be performed in the city of Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Coca. Cola Bottling Co
North Main St
Ex-state officer Vermillion sells Texas farm and buys New Mexico parcel
Roy Vermillion, former New Mexico state policeman, sold a farm at Dimmitt, Texas, and bought another west of Portales. A stranger arrived while he was tidying the new property, inquiring about buying it, and the sale closed.
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Portales
N. M
Roy Vermillion
New Mexico
Dimmitt
Tex
Veterans group to study vacation law for returning railroad workers
A Veterans of Foreign Wars post 735 committee will investigate laws requiring annual vacation and pay time for veterans returning to railroad jobs after military service. The committee, set up on Chester Martin’s motion, was announced at the Thursday meeting in Memorial hall along with reports from boxing freedom train and relief committees. Recruits Charles L Brown ing, Charles P Fairbanks, C L Hough, Osborne D Mullins, and James D Chivers were initiated. Nominees for upcoming posts included Dick Carter and a Putnam for post commander, George Parker, Chester Martin, and Laverne Cardwell for senior vice commander, Clifton Wells and Chester Martin for junior vice commander, E E Morgal and George Parker for quartermaster, Pete Contas, George Parker, Raymond O Neil, and Monte Royter as chaplains, John Long, Edwin Pierce and John Black as judge advocate, Laverne Cardwell and Maurice Manning as guard, Gordon Willis and J A McQuillan, and Dr Hyrum Hartvigsen as post surgeon.
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Chester Martin
Memorial Hall
Charles L. Browning
Charles P. Fairbanks
C. L. Hough
Osborne D. Mullins
James D. Chi
Maurice Manning
Gordon Willis
J. A. McQuillan
Hyrum Hartvigsen
Simplot Establishes ISC Scholarship at Idaho State College
The Simplot Fertilizer Company of Pocatello will fund an annual 500 grant for Idaho State College students. O A Power, manager, announced three $100 freshmen awards and two $100 upperclass awards. Geology students are the focus though awards may go to allied sciences.
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Simplot Fertilizer Company
Pocatello
Idaho State College
O. A. Power
Allied Sciences
Power
Bowlers Banquet Slated March 31 in Pocatello
Annual Pocatello City Bowling Association banquet set for March 31 at 8 p.m. in the American Legion club. Election of officers for the coming year and prize presentations to City Tournament winners will highlight the evening, as the tournament continues this week starting Monday.
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Pocatello City Bowling Association
American Legion Club
In Ontong Java copra used as money
In Ontong Java copra or dried coconut meat functions as money, serving as a form of exchange in the local economy and shaping trade among island communities. The practice reflects traditional value systems and resource-based currency in the region.
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Java
Dream Girl to Play in Pocatello Monday
Dream Girl a New York production will show in Pocatello Monday sponsored by the Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce for civic betterment announced by Mayor George R Phillips. The Jaycees plan two more productions Made in Heaven on May 12 and Kiss and Tell on June 9 with tickets on sale at Fan Music Co and Carnes Music.
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Pocatello
Dream Girl
New York
Cars Collide At Intersection North Of Pocatello
A two-car collision occurred at 10 30 a m near Atwood s service station on U S highway 91 north of Pocatello. Mrs Jimmy Bowns 26 of Blackfoot driving a 1947 coupe struck Roy Bledsoe 49 of Twin Falls in a 1948 sedan left turning across the highway. No injuries were reported and rear fender and front end damage were noted.
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Atwood
Pocatello
Carl Muir
Muir
Jimmy Bowns
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Roy Bledsoe
Twin Falls
Bowns
Bledsoe
Service Station Man Faces Charge In Crash
Reese Enfanger 20 of 107 North Grant Aves faces leaving the scene of an accident after a rear end crash in the 300 block West Lander street. The 1947 Buick sedanette owned by Frank Reese was found damaged at the station while Enfanger denies driving. Police linked him to the driver and 1:35 am burglary at the same station.
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Reese Enfanger
North Grant Aves
Lander Street
Enfanger
Frank Reese
Salt Lake City
Bingham Roberts
Lewis St
Arthur Avenue
Pocatello
Reese
Blackfoot
Charles Wrenn
Wrenn
John Stucky
North Arthur Ave
Englanger
S. M. Cook
Vidalia residents burn corn cobs to beat fuel shortage
During a cold spell in Vidalia Georgia residents improvised using corn cobs as fuel after supplies ran low. Hugh Thompson a milling company executive organized the pile and reported hot fires with little smoke. The note about Seminole Indians in Florida appears as a separate detail with no clear connection to the fuel story.
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Vidalia
Hugh Thompson
Garrett Freightlines Stockholders Meet Tonight
Ray A. Hendricks announced the annual stockholders meeting for Garrett Freightlines at 6 PM tonight in the Basnock hotel. Board election is the main business. The firm, started in 1913, now employs 650 people and operates 408 vehicles with Idaho payroll nearing 1.0 million dollars.
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Ray A. Hendricks
Garrett Freightlines, Inc
Basnock Hotel
Hendricks
C. A. Garrett
Pocatello
Oscar W. Garrett
Idaho Falls
Norman W. Stedfeldt
Wain Garrett
Adrian Curtis
Carl Sahlberg
Portland
Ore
Idaho
Garrett Brothers
Sys
4 H Leaders Convene Training Session in Bannock County
Bannock county 4 H leaders gather for a training session set for 10 a.m. next Wednesday at the Bannock hotel. County leader Quentin Reynolds announced the event with principal speaker D E Warren of Moscow, state club leader, and invited speakers Martha Opedahl and Leatha Christensen.
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Bannock County
Bannock
Quentin Reynolds
D. E. Warren
Moscow
Martha Opedahl
Leatha Christensen
Murdock
Pocatello
Perry Swisher
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D.A.R
Holm
Aberdeen
News of Record
Harold J. Griffin
Rexburg
Betty Poulsen
Probate
Simplot
ISC
Pocatellans
U. S
Greece
Evi Illas
Main Street
Roberts
Everglades of
Florida
Sherwin - Williams
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin
Garrett Freightlines
Reno
Volk Pilsner
Fresh Ranch
Carton McGrath
California
Reno’s
Frank & Doris Serean
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