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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1949

Page

7

Dedication Set for New LDS Building in Blackfoot

A new three unit LDS building at Thomas will be dedicated Sunday June 12 in Blackfoot. The $180000 complex includes chapel with movable wall to expand seating, social hall, 16 classrooms, Boy Scout room and specialized facilities. The dedication coincides with the Blackfoot stake conference and will be led by Salt Lake City members.

Blackfoot Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Thomas LeRoy Dance Thomas Ward Salt Lake City LeGrande Salt Lake A. K. van Orden

Horace VanOrden 21 Dies in Blackfoot

Funeral services for Horace D. VanOrden 21 of Blackfoot were set for 2 p.m. at the Thomas Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in Bishop Leroy Dance officiating. He died after heart illness at Idaho Falls LDS hospital. Born June 7 1928 in Thomas Idaho he attended Thomas High School class of 1947 and studied at Ricks College Rexburg. Survived by parents and brothers Calvin Hale Melvin Philip Maurice Wayne and sister Carol. Burial in Thomas Riverside cemetery. Burial details to follow at Peck and Ackerman mortuary. Friends may visit at the family home today.

Blackfoot Horace D. VanOrden Jacob L Minnie Steus VanOrden Route No Thomas Church Psus Christ of Latter-day Saints Leroy Dance Horace VanOrden Idaho Falls LDS Hospital Thomas Idaho Thomas High School Ricks College Rexburg Ricks Chorus Tabernacle Salt Lake City Calvin Hale Pocatello Melvin Phillip Maurice Wayne Carol Peck and Ackham Thoms homas-Riverside

Senate blocks move to merge services under defense chief

The Senate rejected an amendment to a unification bill that would grant Defense Secretary Johnson power to transfer personnel and combat assignments among the army navy and marine corps. The 46 to 26 vote preserves separate service control amid efforts to reduce duplication of costs.

Washington Senate Defense Louis Anson Arine Corps Navy Air Force Givn Johnson Army Navy Marine Corps

Garro family sails for three month Europe trip

Rupert residents Mr. and Mrs. John Garro depart for a three month tour of Europe. They will pickup a new car in Flint, ship it to Cherbourg, and travel by air to Madrid. The trip includes London and Italy with sons Larry and Reece visiting relatives during the absence.

Rupert John Garro Europe New York Flint Mich Cherbourg France Garros Madrid Spain Garro London Mrs. Garro

Milton Berle Plans June 16 Re marriage With Joyce Mathews

Milton Berle announces plans to remarry Joyce Mathews on June 16 in New York. The 41 year old comedian and Mathews, a former showgirl, were divorced in Reno in 1947 after six years of marriage and share custody of their adopted daughter Victoria, four. Mathews had prior marriage to Col. Gonzalo Gomez, son of a Venezuelan president.

New York Milton Berle Joyce Mathews Reno Victoria Berle Miss Mathews Col Gonzalo Gomez Venezuela

Provo Kaiser-Frazer Plant to Enter Standby After Last Casting

Provo Utah Kaiser-Frazer plant begins cooling the blast furnace in readiness for a complete shutdown to standby. After a final heat was poured Monday evening the facility will cut workers from about 250 employees as it scales back operations.

Provo Utah Kaiser-Frazer Ironton K F

First Dry Hole In Utah's Ashley Dome Field Reported

Vernal Utah UP The Hollandsworth Travis company said its government No 1 B well in the Ashley Dome field found water and would be abandoned It was drilled by incline methods just south of Stanolind s USA 3 well which recently produced more than 400 barrels of oil daily

Vernal Utah Ashley Dome Hollandsworth-Travis Company Stanolind

Archbishop Beran Threatens Excommunication Over Czech Church Split

Archbishop Josef Beran threatens excommunication for Catholics aiding the Czechoslovak government. He accuses authorities of trying to establish a new Catholic church without its current bishops and the Vatican’s head in Rome.

Josef Beran Czechoslovakia Rome

Fryer Named Secretary Of Chamber In Preston

Preston announces William J. Fryer is chamber secretary effective May to complete reorganization. Judge W. Paul Merrill had handled duties after Vaughn Greaves resignation. Fryer, former Utah Idaho Central railroad manager, now with Idaho state tax department. committees named include agriculture, advertising, aviation, budget, highway, merchants, wildlife with specified chairs and plans to add more as needed.

Preston Preston Chamber of Commerce William J. Fryer Robert Fulton Fryer W. Paul Merrill Vaughn Greaves Utah-Idaho Central Railroad Idaho State Tax Department Agriculture and Reclamation Joe Cushman Jed Lewis Owen Beazley Lionell Merrill Burton Blamires Dean Jensen Don Smith al Carlson Sam Merrill Phil West Eldon Tanner Wesley Petterberg Homer Johnson Bart Bowden Max Norton

BYU to Award Degree to 750 at June Commencement

More than 750 Brigham Young University graduates will receive degrees at ceremonies in Provo Utah on June 7. J Reuben Clark of the First Presidency and Apostle Joseph Fielding Smith are principal speakers for the events with baccalaureate services on June 5 in Joseph Smith Auditorium where Smith delivers the sermon and Clark the commencement address.

Provo Utah Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark First Presidency Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Joseph Fielding Smith Joseph Smith Auditorium Smith Clark

Burley Girls Named Delegates to Girls State

Burley high school juniors Phyllis Novosel and Renee Wintle have been selected by the American Legion auxiliary to attend Girls State in Moscow this June. Both 16, they are active in music and school activities and have ties to Declo and Sandy, Utah. Alternates are Lois Godnour and Genevieve McCarthy.

Burley Phyllis Novosel Renee Wintle Burley High School American Legion Auxiliary Moscow Miss Novosel Mike Novosel Declo Cassia Miss Wintle Earl J. Wintle Sandy Utah Thespians University of Utah Lois Godnour Genevieve McCarthy

Left Handed Americans Estimated At Four Percent

A rough estimate indicates about four percent of the U S population uses the left hand as dominant. Researchers note variability but emphasize the small minority tilt toward left handedness in the national ledger.

The United States

Blackfoot Plans Caravan to Craters of the Moon Opening

The Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce announces a Sunday May 29 caravan to the Craters of the Moon opening ceremonies at 1 30 p m Lt Governor Donald Whitehead will speak master of ceremonies C A Bottolfsen will introduce leaders from sending towns and at least four bands will attend Free coffee and doughnuts will be provided by the chamber with lunches advised for a daylong outing Blackfoot high school will assist.

Blackfoot Craters of the Moon Bob Sarles Chamber of Commerce Chamber Craters Donald Whitehead C. A. Bottolfsen Whitehead Brower Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Blackfoot High School

Summer Homesites Area Under Study

Idaho state land commissioner Edward Woozley will visit Island Park and Big Springs to inspect summer homesites in the eastern part of the state. He will meet with engineers as the land board approves a land survey and considers other matters.

Boise UPI Edward Woozley Island Park Big Springs Idaho State Land Board

Venison Found After Doe Drowns in Fence Incident

Blackfoot sportsman Thane McAllister reports an early venison harvest after a large doe escaped to his pasture. The animal tangled with a wire fence and, fatally knocking itself out, fell into an irrigation ditch and drowned.

Thane McAllister

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