Garrison S-7-3 Set At 2 Today
Funeral services for Orville Dean Garrison Bursar of Idaho State College on leave will be held at 2 pm in Trinity Episcopal church. He died in Boise after a heart attack and will receive full military honors at Mountain View cemetery in PoCatello with 408 club and Kiwanis involved. Survived by wife Lois and four children.
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Orville Dean Garrison
Idaho State College
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. E. Asbee
Garrison
Boise
Pocatello
Ivan Gasser
J. P. Halliwell
H. C. Hinckley
Tom Dolman
E. J. Baldwin
L. E. Glennon
George Smurthwaite
Roy F. Christensen
Tom West
William J. Bartz
John Strong
A. L. Lillibridge
Pocatello American Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
Ralph Comstock III
Pocatello Post
Pocatello 408
Downard Funeral Home
American Legion
408 Club
Kiwanis Club
BPOE
Lois Bassett Garrison
Joan
Portia
John Royal
Charlotte
Joseph Garrison
Palouse
Royal E. Garrison
Jaycees Plan Meet with National President Bagwell
Paul D. Bagwell national president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will speak at the Burley Jaycee meeting Tuesday November 16 Attending will be members from Pocatello and nearby cities Harold Read Burley Jaycee president says Bagwell will also speak at the Coeur d Alene Jaycee meeting Monday November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Bagwell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Burley
Seven WWII Veterans Honor Medal Recipients Named
Seven World War II veterans received Victory medals last week in Pocatello. Five more veterans were awarded both the Victory and American Campaign medals by the local reserve unit. Recipients of the Victory medal were Marshall P. Helm LaVerl A. Johnson Billy R. Kirkbride James W. Haeger Clarence A. Jones Earl a Kirkendall and Frank J. Blazek. Recipients of both medals were Gordon C. Bateman Francis R. MacKenzie William Hill Jr. Arthur R. Shreve and Leslie C. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Organized Reserve
Marshall P. Helm
LaVerl A. Johnson
Billy R. Kirkbride
James W. Haeger
Clarence A. Jones
Earla Kirkendall
Frank J. Blazek
Gordon C. Bateman
Francis R. MacKenzie
William §. Hill Jr
Arthur R. Shreve
Leslie C. Wilson
News Of The Day In Rhyme
A reflective news column notes ongoing wartime vigilance near Pearl Harbor with subwatch concerns. It contrasts Pacific peace talk with winter Idaho scenes and holiday quiet, then recalls the newsroom cadence of deadlines and the daily rush of events before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Mid- Pacific
Pacific Coast
Mother Nature
Idaho
Sheriff Reveals Cousin Found After Quarry Accident
Clarence Green of Amsterdam New York was injured in a quarry accident five miles east of the city. Sheriff William Green, who investigated, turns out to be the long sought cousin.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Clarence Green
Here
William Green
Eddy Bakery Opens New Plant Tour Draws 1200 Guests
Eddy bakery on South Fifth Ave showcases its new facility with 80 000 dollars worth of equipment. About 1200 attendees toured the plant over two days, enjoying cafeteria style luncheon and Eddy biscuits and fruit cake. Officials from Eddy O Connell Anderson James McVey and Sather attended with guests from Preston Malad Soda Springs Montpelier Idaho Falls Lava Hot Springs Blackfoot Rupert Burley Twin Falls.
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Eddy Bakery
South Fifth Avenue
Idaho
Eddy
J. E
Eddy) O’connell
Helena
Mont
Preston
Malad
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
Burley
Rupert
South Fifth Ave
Melvin
Sather
J. E “Eddy
O'Connell
Willard Anderson
Archie James
Joe McVey
Minneapolis, Minn
Pocatello
Melvin Sather
Walter Bazzanella
Jeffersonville Poll Finds Citizens Oppose Gambling
Indiana State Police surveyed 682 Jeffersonville residents with 496 replies. 322 voted against gambling, 174 supported it, sparking debate as Judge Shannon and officials weigh the poll's meaning. Nearby, Barney Herl salvaged 10,000 dimes from a mattress in Hays Kansas as preliminary real estate savings.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Police
Jeffersonville
Ind
Samuel Shannon
Ohio River
Gallup
Robert Roscow
Roscow
Shannon
Clark Circuit
James Bottorff
Hays
Kan
Barney Herl
Reds Ready In Case War Over Comes
A former communist leader warns in Collier's that a US Russia war could trigger general strikes and violence by fifth columns. Louis Budenz says long preparation aims to cripple industry in districts like Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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New York
United States
Russia
Louis Budenz
Communist Daily Worker
Collier's Magazine
Budenz
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Pee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Essay Contest Launched By Pocatello Elks
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks announces an essay contest themed Why Democracy Works for ninth through twelfth graders. Prizes include local state and national awards. Essays 300 to 750 words, in the writer's own handwriting, due by March 1 to the nearest Elks lodge secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk
H. H. Zimmerli
the Pocatello Elks
Zimmerli
Elks Lodge
Cultural Arts Emphasis Highlighted by National Recreation Leader
Harold W. Lathrop, special representative of the national recreation association, urged Idaho State College physical education majors to expand recreation programs with cultural arts and folk dancing. He noted a broad adult and youth program focus and that his work spans 18 states aiding state and land grant colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Lathrop
National Recreation Association
Idaho State College
Lathrop
Recreation Association
Peace urged in Armistice Day address in Pocatello
Monsignor E R Cody told Legionnaires and business leaders at the 20th annual American Legion Post No 4 luncheon that honest effort is needed to act on world affairs and that a firm stand is America s best move. He warned against repeating the two world wars lessons as the crowd sang old war songs and reflected on future peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsignor
E. R. Cody
Pocatello
American Legion Post No. Four
Memorial Building
Monsignor Cody
America
Msgr
Cody
Ralph Comstock III
G. Nicholas Ifft
Josephine Hutchings
Births at General and St Anthony hospitals
In the city, a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John McCrory at General Hospital while St. Anthony's Hospital welcomed a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Karas and another boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Seaman of Fort Hall. A milk bill from 1914 was recovered in an attic cleaning incident involving Mrs. E Victor Bigelow. A banker notes a live wire can thrive with good connections.
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Births General Hospital
John McCrory
North Harrison
St. Anthony's Hospital
Peter Karas
Gordon Seaman
Fort Hall
Quincy
Mass
E. Victor Bigelow
Preston News Notes Of Interest
Preston residents and visitors are listed with travels and family gatherings in Idaho Falls Portland Boise Brigham City and Provo. Notable items include hospital progress for Mrs. Homer Johnson and the death of Mrs. Mary Ann Bowen. A elk hunting trip near Island Park ends with a rescue of a lost hunter.
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A. J. Hart
Idaho Falls
Charles Shumway
Ralph
Shumway Home
Ada Hart
Preston
Grant Condie
Portland
Ore
Caroline Condie
Reed Larson
Salt Lake City
Nephi Larson
Quinton Crockett
Mary Ann Raymond Bowen
Logan
Fifth Ward
J. Ted Kirwan
Provo
Emma B. Merrill
Merrill
Willie Burton
Glen Godfrey
Harold Hansen
Woodrow Rasmussen
Paul Wynn
Island Park
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Ira Z. Mackler
Sunny Gap
Ark
Elmer Paul
Paul
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
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Preston News
WARDS
Rockford
San
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