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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1949

Page

6

Teaching Career to Close For Mrs Wood Bonneville

Mrs Helen Wood of the Bonneville school faculty will retire at the end of the current year. She was honored at a banquet at Shanghai cafe where Superintendent George N Green and former principals paid tribute. Miss Lillian Cullen and others spoke of Bonneville as a melting pot and her two sons in Pocatello towns were noted.

Pocatello Helen Wood Bonneville Shanghai Cafe Lewis B. Dunn Wood Gladys Horsley Bonneville School Shanghai George N. Green Lillian Cullen C. A. Wilcox F. R. Barber Max Harker John Henderson Nev Thomas Spokane Wash Genevieve Bistline Lucile Leigh Leah Barrett Ann Wagner Flora Byrd Julia Reay Elizabeth Fagan Nola Robbins Ada Barber Anna Gottier Betty Moldenhauer

PEO State Parley Set for Bannock Hotel June 1 3

Idaho chapter of the PEO sisterhood will hold its state convention in Pocatello at the Bannock hotel June 1 to 3 with hosts Pocatello AK group. Delegates from across Idaho will attend and events include sessions at the Congregational church and Trinity Episcopal church plus a June 2 banquet in the Bannock hotel.

Pocatello Bannock Hotel Idaho PEO Sisterhood Otto C. Stocker Pocatello AK Group Bannock Pocatello Chapter Congregational Church Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Parish Hall Stocker State Board Idaho State Chapter E. FE. Moberly R. E. Manning Joseph Sebesta Wedgewood

Newsboy Arrives In Moslem Land

Fifteen year old Donald Olson on a world girdling mission to distribute Star and Tribune papers arrived in Karachi after weather delays. He is 26 hours behind schedule and hopes to reach Calcutta to connect for a Sunday return to Minneapolis for a plant dedication ceremony.

Karachi Pakistan Donald Olson Minneapolis Star and Tribune Pan- American Airways Donald Calcutta Minneapolis Star and Tribune

Damage suits filed in district court by Johnson and Peterson

Two damage suits filed yesterday with Anna Keefe county clerk for hearing in district court. David L. Johnson of Preston seeks 10000 punitive and personal damages from Casperson brothers for May 11 1949 assault on his homestead 11 miles north of Preston. Dagney E. Peterson seeks 1640 from the City of Pocatello for loss of business and damages to her beauty shop after a January 25 1949 water main rupture at her home.

Anna Keefe David L. Johnson Preston Walter H. Anderson John Nathaniel Quentin Casperson Bannock County Dagney E. Peterson No. Main St Gee and Hargraves Pocatello

Embezzler Crowe Pleads Guilty in Bank Theft Case

Richard H. Crowe admitted embezzling 883,660 from National City Bank where he served as assistant manager. The plea ends the trial with sentencing set for June 14. Most funds have been recovered, leaving 6,171.70 outstanding. Crowe had fled with the money on March 25 and pleaded innocent in April with an insanity specification.

New York Richard H. Crowe Husky U. S Irving H. Saypol Crowe Broadway National City Bank

Pocatello Firm Names to Citizens Auto Inter-Insurance Board

John R. Black of Pocatello was named to the general council of the Citizens Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange at its Salt Lake City meeting. Three Salt Lake City men joined the 1949 board: Lee R. Pearson president and GM, H. C. Pappenfuss executive vice president, Nephi N. Evenson secretary treasurer. Also named were Charles S. Halles of Denver and Harry Elliott of Colorado Springs as vice presidents. The firm, now in its second year, reports capitalization from 50 000 to over 430 000. Salt Lake City home office staff from 3 to 30. local agents from 5 to over 500. Officers forecast further expansion in 1949. A new chemical crystal calcium tungstate is being produced in water-white form for detecting and measuring radio activity.

John R. Black Pocatello Citizens Automobile Inter- Insurance Exchange Salt Lake City Utah Lee R. Pearson H. C. Pappenfuss Nephi N. Evenson Charles S. Halles Denver Colo Harry Elliott Colorado Springs Mountain West

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