Memorial Day Plans Mapped for Pocatello
Pocatellans will observe Memorial Day Sunday May 30 with a parade and cemetery services. The march forms at Memorial buildings at 1 p m proceeds to Center Street bridge fires a salute and drops flowers into the Portneuf river. Memorial services at Mountain View Cemetery follow with Capt. William C Specht as master of ceremonies and Lt. Col. W R Williams as speaker.
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Pocatellans
Mountain View Cemetery
O. B. Parrott
Bannock
Center Street
American Legion
Portneuf
Center
Fifth Avenue
William C. Specht
W. R. Williams
Dr. Parrott
Cecil Worel
Mark Shurtliff
Guy Burgon
Jerome Worth
United Spanish Amrican War Veterans
Col. Williams
USMC
Funeral services for Lucinda Kendall
Funeral services for Lucinda Kendall who died Thursday will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the McHan Henderson chapel with Rev Ollie Tigner of the Corinth Baptists Church officiating. Burial follows at Mountain View cemetery. Virginia Stoddard Idaho Falls won 320 acres of state range land in Bingham County for 3200 dollars in a land department auction. Land located 6.12 miles east of Firth.
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Lucinda Kendall
McHan-Henderson
Ollie Tigner
Corinth Baptists Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Woman Wins Land
Boise
Virginia Stoddard
Idaho Falls
Bingham County
Land Department
Firth
Pocatel lian Yearbook Shares Loyalty Song Theme
Poca High School students issue the Pocatel lian yearbook a leather bound red and blue volume inscribed with the motto Were loyal to you Poky re The staff including Dick Harvey Bruce Markham Jim Varley Leonard Williams Joyce Anderson Dorothy Halpin Bet Campbell and others contributed photos and copy under the guidance of Miss Bee Thompson and Mrs Berrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Pocatello High School
Pocatellian
Poky
Dick Harvey
PHS
Bruce Markham
Jim Varley
Leonard Williams
Joycenderson
Dorothy Halpin
Bet Campbell
Keith Reynolds
Lar Sorensen
Stan Sabin
Gary’ Dell
Ora Geddes
Bill Brydon
Kara Rasmussen
Jack Lintel
Shirley Nelson
Norma Pat McDevitt
Ford Paul- Claire McQuillan
Dorothy Ora
Dean Nielson
Diann Er
Rozilla Berrett
Evan Jones
Ronald Neilson
Missey Bee Thompson
Mrs. Berrett
Traffic light violations and a stop sign offense noted
Records show Ruben J. Christensen cited for running a traffic light with a $10 fine, G. Lloyd $18 for the same offense, Rosetta M. Johnson $10, A. G. Lloyd for failure to stop at a stop sign with a $5 penalty. St. Anthony area lists May 14 entries for Mr. and Mrs. George Humble and Mrs. Hall of McCammon with a May 14 date and a baby girl.
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Ruben J. Christensen
A. G. Lloyd
Rosetta M. Johnson
Stolen Motorola radio from car in 547 South Main lot
George H. Rogers reports a Motorola car radio valued at 65 dollars stolen from an automobile in the used car lot at 547 South Main Street. The radio was taken Thursday night.
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Motorola
South Main St
George H. Rogers
Downey
Adna Thompson
Paul Worth
Bonneville St
Margarite Marshall
Fremont Ave
Property Repairs and Costs Listed for Local Addresses
Austin Anderson Jr at 100 East Bryan St. owes 8500 for dwelling work. Nestor Fowler at 1322 South Fourth Ave. reports 1000 for remodel. L M Young at 840 North Main St. lists 500 for remodel.
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Austin Anderson, Jr
East Bryan St
Nestor Fowler
South Fourth Ave
L. M. Young
North Main St
Four Young Couples Named in Idaho Utah Notice
The notice lists J Hulme Dunford age 24 of Bloomington Idaho and Vera Marie Holyoak age 20 of Moab Utah, with Robert W Feld age 21 of Aberdeen and Beverly Brillhart age 17 of Pocatello.
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J. Hulme Dunford
Bloomington
Idaho
Vera Marie Holyoak
Moab
Utah
Robert W. Feld
Aberdeen
Beverly Brillhart
Pocatello
Justice Justices Fined For Uncased Gun Charge
Justice of the Peace C. W. Rands and N. D. Parks were fined 15 dollars each plus costs on charges of carrying an uncased gun without a license.
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C. W. Rands
N. D. Parks
Births in St. Anthony Area Reported
Mr. and Mrs. George FE. Wilson at Reed Apts. welcomed a girl on May 13. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hintz of 406 South Third Ave. welcomed a girl on May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Don Keane of 624 East Bonneville St. welcomed a girl on May 14.
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George FE. Wilson
Elna Crouch Wins Idaho State College Art Scholarship
Miss Elna Crouch of 124 South Johnson Ave won the One year Idaho State College Art department scholarship with expenses and materials. Richard Beasley and Virginia Beck earned first and second honorable mentions. Irving junior high School students Crouch and Beasley were finalists chosen by area art teachers and judged by a panel led by Mrs. Leon Burgon.
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Art and Travel Club
First Methodist Church
Elna Crouch
South Johnson Ave
Idaho State College Art Department
Francis E. MacKenzie
Richard Beasley
North Arthur Ave
Virginia Beck
Franklin Junior High
Miss Crouch
Young Beasley
Irving Junior High School
MacKenzie Said
Bethel Farley
Russell Mann
E. N. Roberts
Leon Burgon
Hollyhocks Introduced to English Gardens in 1573
In 1573, hollyhocks were brought from Syria into English gardens marking an early act of plant transfer. The note highlights historical introduction of this ornamental species and its spread in European horticulture.
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Syria
Here and There a moral story of a cat and kittens
A moral snippet recalls a long haired mother cat sheltering newborn kittens in a neighbor’s garage. A child entered and killed two kittens, prompting the family to relocate the surviving animals. The piece also notes local items from Pocatello including a hospital patient, school events, community notices, and social happenings.
Car Collision Damages Nobee Auto on Fifth Ave
Police report details a 12:58 p.m. Thursday collision on Fifth Avenue where a Garrett freight lines truck driven by Robert Miller sideswiped the car of Cora A. Nobee at 426 West Day Street. The truck and trailer escaped damage.
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Cora A. Nobee
West Day St
Garrett Freightlines
Robert Miller
Portneuf Park
Fifth Ave
Nobee
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Bobbie Rhondeau
Central Labor Committee
Memorial Hall
Southeast Idaho’Furniture Co
Danny Pullos
Reliance Oil Co
Stephenson's Music and Electric Co
Martin Furniture Co
News of Record
St. Anthony
George Humble
South Eleventh Ave
Wayne Hall
McCammon
Justice OF the Peace
Howard Armstrong, Jr
Mary Louise Bastow
Bernell Powell
Dixie Clays
Charlotte Mullen
Anauah
Stevie Lutzker
M.N. Lutzker
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Garfield Avenue
the General Hospital
Lola Lée Laign
Paul Laign
Rt. South
Luella Firkins
Hazel Firkins
Route One North
Sarah Jones
Emerson
Miss Jones
H. A. Pearson
T. J. Yondo
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Bay Area
Gate City
George N. Green
Betty Cox
Ladies of the Pocatello Pioneers
General Hospital
Jefferson School
Henry C. Dworshak
Evelyn Ayres
American War Mothers
Arlington Cemetery
Ed Patz
Route 2
Moline
Ill
Harold E. Patz
Patz
Army Air Forces
Mary Lou McIntosh
Rock Island, Ill
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San Diego
Ronnie Siler
Linda Sue Patz
James H. Bowns
William Folsom
Twin Falls
Idaho State College
Howard Higgins
Tempi
Arizona
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Pacific
University of Idaho At Moscow
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Ellen Walton
E. T. Vernon
Joan
Kent
Helen West
Sandra
Joycell
Watson School
Chris and
LaRaine O’laughlin
Lost Valley Ranch
Darlington
South
John R. Nichols
Pocatello General Hospital
Nichols
Ralph J. Comstock
South Seventh
Real Farmer
Jimmy
Jerry
Alan
Leonard Seeles
Lincoln Avenue
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Gibson
Emil
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Germany
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Salt Lake
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Harry Nelson
City Motor
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Corner of Main & Center
Paris Co
International
Intermountain Equipment
Pocatello, Idaho
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