Lions Sponsor $100 Tuition Scholarship in Pocatello
The Pocatello Lions Club awarded a $100 tuition scholarship to Miss Maxine Wellard of Pocatello High School 1948 class at a luncheon. Principal E Rip Gledhill introduced her. Guest speaker Rev. F L Lobell spoke on Europe and communism as a threat to peace. Special guests included Mansfield E Picanso and Francis King. Next meeting set for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Hotel Bannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Lions Club
Idaho State College
Maxine Wellard
Pocatello High School
Wellard
E. “Rip” Gledhill
Lions Education’ Committee
al Weese
F. L. Lobell
Europe
Mansfield E. Picanso
Bancroft Lions Club
Francis King
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bannock
Traffic violations list from local records
Varian S Helm cited for running a stop light with $10 fine. Milton L Gardner cited for speeding with $15 fine. Edward J Lords cited for running a stop. Gordon G Webb cited for running a stop sign with $10 fine. Madeline R Criddle cited for running a stop light with $10 fine. Joe Felt cited for running a stop light with $10 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varian S. Helm
Milton L. Gardner
Edward J. Lords
Gordon G.webb
Madeline R. Criddle
Joe Felt
Police Seek Beverley Reed in Pocatello Case
Police seek information on Beverley Reed a male thought to be a service station employee in Pocatello. Reed's brother Charles is hurt in an accident in Cheyenne Wyoming and papers show the brother was in Pocatello. Burgess reports theft of a Ford radio from his car between 7 PM Thursday and 9 AM Friday. Clarence Thomas allegedly had a coat from the Dearborn Hotel and pled guilty to possession of stolen property with a $60 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley Reed
Pocatllo
Reed
Charles
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pocatello
Jewell C. Burgess
North Arthur Ave
Clarence Thomas
Dearborn
Marriages Filed in Idaho: Swisher Nichols and Hammond Mecham
Perry Swisher aged 24 of Pocatello and Isabel Anne Nichols aged 21 of Pocatello obtained a marriage license. Hugh Hammond aged 24 of Blackfoot and Jean Mecham aged 19 of Firth also secured licenses.
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Perry Swisher
Pocatello
Isabel Anne Nichols
Hugh Hammond
Blackfoot
Jean Mecham
Firth
Births of four local babies with parents and dates
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Houk welcome a son born May 6 at General. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson report a son born May 5 at St. Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Tew celebrate a daughter born May 6 at St. Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank announce twin girls born May 6 at St. Anthony.
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Donald Houk
East Halliday St
General
Clarence Johnson
Portneuf Park
St. Anthony
Wendell Tew
West Hayden St
Joseph Frank
North Twelfth Ave
Governor Grants Extradition in Mortgaged Property Theft Case
Boise reports Gov. C A Robbins ordered the extradition of William Griswold to La Plata County Colorado to face charges of larceny of mortgaged property. Griswold was captured in Ada County.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
William Griswold
la Plat County
Colorado
Ada County
Pocatello Women’s Aeronautical Elects Leaders for May 16 Breakfast
The Pocatello Women’s Aeronautical Association re elected Gayle Evans as president Julie Cordon as vice president Helen Brown as correspond ing secretary Shirley Jones as recording secretary and Louise W Rehmer as treasurer. Two board members will be named soon. The group will host a May 16 pilot’s breakfast at the Frontier club with a buffet menu and hundreds of visiting pilots expected. Local firms donate many items for the breakfast and a navy air marker project for the naval ordnance plant in Pocatello is planned to start Monday pending weather.
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Women’s Air Group
Pocatello Women's Nautical Association
Gayle Evans
Whitman Hotel
Julia Cordon
Helen Brown
Shirley Jones
Louise Rehmer
Pocatello Women’s Aeronautical Association
Julie Cordon
Whitman
Louise W Rehmer
Evans
Frontier Club
Chamber of Commerce
O.C
People’s Market
Reno Market
Zweigart Packing Company
O. P. Skaggs
Cottage
Dave Jones
Larry Moulton
State Aeronautical Board
Naval Ordnance Plant
Pocatello
Albert Raymond Burton Aberdeen obituary
Albert Raymond Burton aged 34 died April 17 after a brief illness. Born November 3, 1913 in Butte Montana he moved to Aberdeen with his parents in 1919 and attended schools in Aberdeen Ogden Utah and Burlingame California. A World War II veteran he worked for the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific and was a bus driver. Survivors include his parents three sisters Vera Irene Hadley Thelma Hazel Duffin Greta Neville and a brother Thomas Warren Burton. Burial with military rites was at the Aberdeen cemetery.
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Burton
Butte, Mont
Thomas A. Burton
Aberdeen
Ogden
Utah
Burlingame
Calif
Southern Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Vera Irene Hadley
Butte
Mont
Thelma Hazel Duffin
Greta Neville
Thomas Warren Burton
Model Plane Club Elects Officers in Pocatello
A newly formed model airplane club in Pocatello elected officers last night at the Taylor Hobby Shop. Jim Fiala is president, Frank Serean vice president, Fred Dalton secretary, Warner Busby treasurer, Dick Watkins flight supervisor, and Auburn Taylor general supervisor. The group plans a name, a tentative meet with Twin Falls on June 13, and to create a flying circle to protect spectators. Officials say it is the first club allowing members to participate in team competition.
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Pocatello
Taylor Hobby Shop
Jim Fiala
Frank Serean
Fred Dalton
Warner Busby
Dick Watkins
Auburn Taylor
Twin Falls
Taylor
Ocal
Birds nest size and weight noted in historical soup claim
The text states that the birds nests used by the Chinese for soup measure about an oyster shell in size and that thirty two nests equal one pound, reflecting a traditional valuation of nest quantity by weight.
Idahoans to Attend Pacific UN Meeting in San Francisco
A large Idaho delegation will attend the Pacific regional meeting of UNESCO May 13 to 15 in San Francisco. Delegates include Dr. Boyd Martin of the University of Idaho, Dr. John M. Booth Boise executive secretary of the Idaho Education Association, and representatives from the Idaho federation of women's clubs and Delta Kappa Gamma among others.
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Boise
Pacific
United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization
San Francisco
Boyd Martin
University of Idaho
John M. Booth
Idaho Education Association
Howard J. Maughan
Preston
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Grass sustains on air sun water and soil balance
A short note explains that ninety five percent of grass substance derives from air sunlight and water with the remainder supplied by soil nutrients, outlining the basic balance required for healthy growth.
Spelling Winners Honored in City Contest
The city spelling contest concluded at KEIO studios with awards to top spellers. Nearly 100 entrants competed in a 26 week event sponsored by the city schools and Stratford Furniture of Pocatello. Individual school champs received radios. Franklin team won city champ.
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Gate City
Station
KEIO
Rae Stratford
Stratford Furniture Company
Pocatello
John Taylor
Bob Hoge
Whittier
Howard Smith
Franklin
Ted Deaton
la Juan Holman
Duane Sherwood
Carol Deaton
Edgar Taylor
David Stevenson
Beverly Gumpert
Jo Anne Lieberman
Emerson
Alayne Thurston
Leon Molinelli
Judy Wilson
Sheryl Call
Dennis Blackhurst
Phyllis Henriksen
Irving
Taylor
Dorothy Booth
Emerson School
Elnora Woodland
Washington School
Reva Hill
Roosevelt School
Stratford
Martin
Whittier School
Stratford Furniture Co
Ex Idahean Honored with Missouri Journalism Award
A former Caldwell Iowa girl Friday Inez Robb received the University of Missouri distinguished service in journalism award during Journalism Week ceremonies in Columbia. The United Press and other honors recognized long record of contributions alongside awards to David Lu Don Patterson Jack Shelley Joyce Swan Life magazine and the Atlanta Journal. A note on mineral staurolite mentions twinned crystals forming a cross.
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Caldwell
Central News Agency
Don Patterson
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Jack Shelley
Station Who
Des Moines
Joyce Swan
Minneapolis Star and Tribune Company
Life Magazine
The
Atlanta
Local clubs glow with charity and school events
In Gate City Alpha Pi Omega members adopt a little French girl and a city grandmother, gifting both without revealing the elder’s identity. Cub Scout Gerald Shippert wins a cap and neckerchief. planned marble tournament nears. Leo Roberts to keynote the May 8 council meeting. Birds, local bird expert Jim Phelps praised. Hospital news covers Dr Nichols and Isabel Swisher wedding. Bannock War Mothers carnation sale supported by Girl Scouts. Birthday picnic for Arthur McOmber. Whitman Bank pumps noted. Carnes trip to Chicago.
Carnation Day Drive For Veterans Aid In Pocatello
Bannock County American War Mothers plan a carnations sale on Pocatello main streets to raise funds for war wounded veterans at Boise Veterans Hospital and to fund a war memorial hero. Mayor George R. Phillips proclaims Carnation Day urging support. Over 20 mothers participate with west and east side chairmen at Rite-Way Store and Gorby Appliance Store.
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Veterans Hospital
Boise
Bannock County
American War Mothers
Pocatello
Della Beuhler
George R. Phillips
Lacey Howell
Rite- Way
West Center St
Lillie Woodland
East Side
Gorby Appliance
East Center SE
Scouters Receive Silver Beaver Awards Tonight
Three adult scout leaders will receive Silver Beaver honors for outstanding service to boyhood at a Memorial Hall dinner starting at 7 p.m. Claude Bistline will chair officer nominations after the meal, with awards presented after voting. Current officers include O R Craven president Milton Hartvigsen vice president Dale Strong vice president J W Collins vice president Nate Black treasurer Ralph J Comstock Jr national council representative Mark Tuohy Blackfoot national council representative Nate Block national council representative Ray Eskelsen Blackfoot will present the awards.
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Memorial Hall
Claude Bistline
O. R. Craven
Milton Hartvigsen
Grace
Dale Strong
J. W. Collins
American Falls
Nate Black
Ralph J. Comstock Jr
National Council
Mark Tuohy
Blackfoot
Nate Block
Ray Eskelsen
Air Service Is Assured Amid Strike Tension
Eastern airline executives pledged to fly every available plane if the rail strike proceeds, while the Air Transport Association could coordinate actions to ease any disruption. Local air officials deny orders to expand flights but vow to serve the public under any conditions.
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Oress
United Press
Air Transport Association
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Lions
News of Record
Waffle
Hardware Company
Albert Raymond Burton
Bruce Poe
LDS Church
Abereen
Model Plane Club
Thomas Radio & Appliance
Packard-Bell
Motorola
N. Main
Idahean
Staurolite
Alpha Pi Omega
Alpha Chapter
Bertha Cragan
Paul
Bible Days
Gerald Shippert
E. F. Shippert
Gerald
St. Josephs School
Cubs
Leo Roberts
Tenday Council
Ray Baumforth
Geen
Jim
James H.) Phelps
East Carter
Wev
General Hospital
John R. Nichols
Nichols
Dean Nichols
Edward
Swisher
Patricia D
Persnickety
Casper
Lee Fawson
Fawson Music Company
Fawson
Arthur F. McOmber
Ross Park West
Portneuf
W. C. Carnes
F. W. Carnes
Western Air Lines
Chicago
Broilers
Lewis Appliance CO
Blair-Fry Motor CO
E. Center
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