Parole Granted in Frontier Club Theft Case
John Watson, 28, pleaded guilty to armed robbery in the April 26 Last Frontier club holdup and was paroled to the state board of correction. Judge L. E. Glennon cited conditions and the employer’s willingness to rehire as key factors.
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John Watson
Frontier Club
State Board of Correction
L. E. Glennon
Watson
Last Frontier
Vern
Fincher
Glennon
Power County
William Hoehnen
Tom Blazing
Blazing
Bannock
Carnation Day Set For May 8 In Pocatello
Mayor George R. Phillips proclaims Saturday May 8 as Carnation Day in Pocatello and Bannock County War Mothers plan to sell carnations on main streets. Proceeds support a Boise veterans hospital fund and a local World War II memorial fund. War mothers seek volunteers and list contact numbers for Carnation chairman Mrs. R D Lowe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Phillips
Pocatello
Bannock County
Della Beuhler
Veterans Hospital
Boise
Pocatello Man Passes Bar Exam
George Willmore Hargraves of Pocatello is among seven Idahoans admitted to practice law. The Supreme Court authorized the licensed after successful bar examinations, listing recipients including Nodell of Boise Whitney of Moscow Jones of Moscow Hamilton of Coeur dAlene Blake of Lewiston Morrell of Rexburg and Wilkinson of Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willmore Hargraves
Pocatello
Drama Fraternity Pledges Eight at Kappa Tau Chapter
Eight members have pledged to Kappa Tau chapter of Alpha Psi Omega in Pocatello. They will be initiated May 13. Pledges include Gene Goran Helen Jones Pat West Hal Foss Pat Mitchell Emery Skinner Ferrel Lusk and Ara Paul. The fraternity received its charter this winter after becoming a four year school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatic Fraternity
Dave Hubbard
Pocatello
Gene Goranson
Helen Jones
Pat West
Hal Foss
Pat Mitchell
Fruitland
Emery Skinner
Idaho Falls
Ferrel Lusk
Malad
Ara Paul
Newark
N. J
ISC
Fliérs Breakfast Set In Gate City On May 16
The Gate City hosts an annual breakfast flight on May 16 sponsored by the Pocatello Chamber Wilson Flying Service and Pocatello Flying Service. Over 200 planes expected with 10 a.m. breakfast at the Frontier club emceed by John Foreman. Tickets at $1.50 include guest access with prizes for best spot landing best flying and woman flyer furthest distance. Visitors come from Idaho Utah and Wyoming with reservations at the Frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Briggs
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Morris
Wilson Flying Service
Fliérs
Gate City
Capistrano
Ber
Pocatello Flying Service
Frontier Club
John Foreman
Pocatello
ISC
Utah
Wyoming
Chamber
Wilson Service
Frontier
Idaho
Weiser
Community notices and events in Pocatello district
Items from Pocatello Idaho include travel plans of Mr and Mrs C G Kessling guests at the Keystone Hotel. Readers cheer Mrs Rita Smith and Mrs Ray Larsen for children's activities and a china hobby. Updates on LDS missions, school events, German film, nursing staff, and civic group meetings fill the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kansas City
Mrs. C. G. Kessling
Keystone Hotel
Ray Larsen
Jean Slaughter
Fur Sale Nets State Big Fund
Boise Idaho. The fish and game department reported its first fur sale of the season raised over 85 thousand dollars. It sold 2 422 beaver pelts totaling 84 676 dollars with odd lots of fox weasel mink and coyotes adding 550 dollars. Top beaver pelt price was 53 50 and the average 35 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Fish and Game Department
City Band Opens Season With Broad Program In Frazier Hall
Pocatellans hear the first municipal band concert of the season in Frazier hall with Guy Gates conducting ten numbers. The Pinkerton school of dance arts features, and selections include Emblem of Freedom, La Donna, Malaguena, Blue Danube, and Semper Fidelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellans
Frazier Hall
Guy Gates
Pinkerton School of Dance Arts
King
Keler-Bela
Henneberg
Kenneth Harten
George Hart
Jay Slaughter
Malaguena
Lecuona
la Gianerias
Leciona
Diane Cotant
Carol
Bird
Lyorts
Carol Johnson
Patsy Scarborough
Vicki Zwiegart
Nancy Garret
Heather
Billy Scoville
Karen Stedfelt
Margo Ifft
Myrna Ford
Colleen Campbell
Gloria McGinness
Jackie Mitchell
Gloria Haball
Sally McNeil
Lynn Adele’Laffimer
Mary Pat Lyons
Norman Olsen
el Capitan
Sousa
Beethoven
Yoder
Wagner
Birdie Middendorf
Beulah Tolmie
Lillian Cullen
Jennie Lee Zirbel
Lucille Bailey
Marian Johnson
Bertha Frank
Pocatello
Idaho State College Music Department
Name Similarity Causes Confusion at Poca High School
Darold J Brown of 1857 South Fourth Street told the Post he is not Darrell J Brown named as a defendant in a Fifth District Court case. The other Brown, whose address is unknown, faced larceny charges for items stolen from Mr and Mrs James Burns at 939 North Ninth Street on March 7, causing embarrassment for the student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darold J. Brown
South Fourth Street
Pocatello High School
Post
Darrell J. Brown
Fifth District Court
James L. Burns
North Ninth Street
Brown
State board appoints Elmo Peterson to school committee
The state board of education named Elmo Peterson of Parma to the state school reorganization committee, succeeding Ben Tomlin of Payette who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
State Board of Education
Elmo Peterson
Parma
Ben’ Tomlin
Payette
Catholic Church Observes Ascension Day Mass Schedule
Ascension Day is a Holy Day of Obligation. Masses are set at St. Anthony's 505 North Eighth Ave at 7 and 9. Rev. John J. Casby leads. St. Joseph's 539 North Hayes Ave offers 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. with Rev. Edmund Cody.
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St.Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church
North Eighth Ave
John J. Casby
St. Joseph’s R. C
North Hayes Ave
Edmund Cody
Veterans Eye Session Elects Delegates To State Meeting
The Eastern Idaho branch of The Associated Fraternal and Veterans Organization of Idaho will meet at Moose Hall on Thursday at 8 p.m. to elect delegates for the state gathering. Larry Davis reports from Boise on May 16 that Eagles Elks Moose American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Knights of Columbus groups from multiple cities will attend. The association aims to form a statewide body to address fraternal and veterans organizations and improve their public standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Associated, Fraternal and Veterans Organization of Idaho
Moose Hall
Boise
Larry Davis
Rocatello
Eagles, Elks, Moose
American , Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Knights of Columbus
Pocatello
Nampa
Twin Falls
Weiser
Idaho Falls
Jars of Peanut Butter Should Be Turned Upside Down
A piece of guidance suggests turning jars of peanut butter upside down occasionally to allow the oil to mix through the product. This practice is recommended to maintain consistency.
Job openings rise in Idaho regions amid construction boom
Workmen in Pocatello report unskilled positions filled quickly as construction on a Fort Hall spur to the Simplot mines starts. A new overpass between McCammon and Lava begins, Mink Creek road work resumes, and farm labor demand increases in Blackfoot. the Montpelier Irrigation Co repairs canals, while Logan's Carl E Nelson Co wins a bituminous plant surfacing contract for Idaho State College. Nationwide, 1,492 openings for the week ending May 1 mark a 130 gain across construction, public schools, transportation, wholesale and retail, and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
W. B. Cox
Idaho State Employment Service
North Second Avenue
Fort Hall
McCammon
Lava
Blackfoot
Montpelier Irrigation Company
Carl E. Nelson Company
Logan
Utah
Idaho State College
Pocatello Knife and Fork Club Announces 1948 49 Speakers
Laverne C. Johnson says the club will host many distinguished speakers for the 1948 49 season. Kumar Goshal a Hindu official will discuss India and World Peace in November. Wal ter H. Judd a Minnesota congressman speaks on Americas New Role in November. Harold C. Kessinger speaks in January on Can Man Save Himself From His Own Inventions. Ismet Sanli a Turkish UN delegate lectures in February on United Nations conferences. Ed Harding humorist speaks in March on Is America Losing Its Risibility. April Whiting Williams discusses Whats On the Workers Mind.
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Pocatello Knife
Laverne C. Johnson
Kumar Goshal
India
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
America
Harold C. Kessinger
Ismet Sanli
Harding
Whiting “Williams
Midway High Wins Fat Stock Show Title at Idaho Event
Midway high school captured first place with 467 points at the fat stock show in Idaho Falls. Idaho Falls placed second with 263, Shelley Future Farmer team took third with 188, and Doyle Lufkin of Midway was named champion single exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Midway High School
Midway
Shelley Future Farmer
Doyle Lufkin
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Drama Fraternity
The
Pocatello Cham
Donald Cooper
Hyrumper
L.D.S. North Central States
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Downata
Oakley
Calvin D. McOmber
Reed Sower
E. W. Godfrey
West Pocatello
Pocatello General Hospital
J. O. Anderson
Glade Colton
Salt Lake City
Alice Mae Anderson
Richard Kump
Erich Kaestner
Germany
William P. Kitaj
Southeast Deanery
Gerald Sullivan
Sullivan
Emma Henry
Jack Henderson
Burley
Empire Airlines
Scott Henderson
Order of Eagles
Tain K.E. Hathaway
Pocatello U. S. Army and Air Force
North Main Street
Ise
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Lorena Bixby
Vic Mae Powell
Ethel Redfield
Lorene Hendricks
Mary Donna Jones
Mary Louise Carlson
Phi Kappa Gamma
William Folsom
Ralph Swisher
Richard Savage
Aberdeen
Ray Jay Davis
Carl Isaacson
FOE Lodge
North Main St
John Brady
J. Bowman Smith
LDS Stake High Council
Glass Contractors
Gag" Paint CO
Hotel Whitman
Fur Sale
Brennan & Cahoon
Pole Line Road
Associated Fraternal & Veterans Organization
Davis
Cox
Mink” Creek
Ford
Ciel Wie
Ced Flandro
Pip Lees
Fifth & Lewis
Bendix
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