Leaders for School Take Office in 1948 Inaugural Assembly
High school student body officers for the 1948 49 term will be inaugurated at a morning assembly in the auditorium. Gary Paxman will be president Tim Brennan is vice president and Tom Flint is school attorney. The program includes remarks by Rev Cunningham and introductions of executive legislative and judicial heads.
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Inaugura High School
D Cunningham
First Congregational Church
Cunningham
Santa Cruz
Calif
Gary Paxman
Tom Flint
Tim Brennan
Blaine Huntsman
Huntsman
Paxman
Brennan
Phyllis Pack
Paul Gledhill
Marion Clarke
Ed Brennan
Red Cross
Cecil Ames
Harold Horrock
Harold Paige
Leo Gill
Ralpheyn Kearsley
Bill Ryan
Gary Spidell
Peggy Vickery
Evelyn Brydon
Clifford Sato
Tom West
Richard Jenen
Bill Craven
Jimmie Pugmire
Flint
Dorothy Borton
Sued Dele Jensen
Jack Bonner
Bob Booker
Bob Dudley
Wesley Skidmore
E. “Rip” Gledhill
Pocatello Senior High School
Two Cars In Collision In Alameda Intersection
A Thursday afternoon two car collision at the Yellow stone highway and Maple street in Alameda left both vehicles damaged with no injuries. Mrs Corrie Blanck 31 of Ware Shoals NC drove a 1941 sedan injuring right side and rear fender estimated at 100 dollars while Jesse B Longan of 821 South Arthur St drove a 1930 Plymouth coupe with left front wheel and bumper damage estimated at unknown amount.
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Yellowstone Highway
Maple Street
Alameda
Corrie Blanck
Ware Shoals
North Carolina
Jesse B. Longan
South
Arthur St
Blanck
Longan
Bannock County Republicans Set Evening Meeting
A joint meeting of all Bannock county Republican candidates and the Bannock county Republican central committee is scheduled for 8 p.m. today at the party headquarters in Pocatello. Executive committee attendees include Roy F. Miller as chairman Twayne Austin Mrs Ethyle Garrett Ed Nunn H P Lenkersdorfer and J P Halliwell. A follow up precinct committeemen meeting is planned for Monday at 8 p.m. in the local headquarters.
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Bannock County
Republican
Republican Central Committee
Pocatello
Roy F. Miller
Twayne Austin
Ethyle Garrett
Ed Nunn
H. P. Lenkersdorfer
J. P. Halliwell
Cordon Addresses Bancroft Lions on Waste Elimination
Alfred Cordon, Republican candidate for Idaho's second district county, spoke at Bancroft Lions urging savings of taxpayer money. He outlined four goals: stronger county city cooperation, highway and farm-to-market road program, county official collaboration, and tax relief with business economy. Max Cohn praised his experience with county duties and legal roles.
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Alfred C. Cordon
Pocatello
Bancroft Lions Club
Cordon
Max Cohn
Lava Hot Springs Foundation
Jefferson County
Idaho
Senate
Rev. W. C. Moore to Speak at First Methodist Nampa
Rev. W. C. Moore, newly named director of Christian Education for the Idaho conference, will address the 11 a.m. service at First Methodist Church. He will lead the Wesley Foundation annual retreat and outline the coming year's program aimed at aiding college age people. Moore succeeds Rev. Donald S. Campbell, now with Nyssa, Oregon, church.
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W. C. Moore
Christian Education
Idaho Conference
First Methodist Church
Leroy H. Walker
Methodist Church
Moore
Wesley Foundation
Nampa
Lava Hot Springs
Donald S. Campbell
Pocatello
Campbell
Methodist
Nyssa
Ore
Tenants Evacuated After Gas Leak at South Harrison Street
Tenants at 605 South Harrison Street were awakened by fire sirens and a gas smell in the early morning. Firefighters repaired a broken gas line in the refrigerator, forcing residents to stay outside briefly until fresh air entered the home.
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South Harrison Street
44 Whales Beachside Spectacle Draws Crowds in Florida
In St Augustine Florida a group of 44 pilot whales stranded on the beach attracting thousands. The 16 to 24 foot creatures weighed 5000 to 6000 pounds each and efforts ranged from removal to preservation attempts. Local officials warned bulldozers could bury the carcasses if not removed.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Wiles
James Barge
Pocatello High Elects New Class Officers in Student Ballot
About 1700 students at Pocatello senior high voted for class officers. Senior class president is Reid Jensen with Heber Hanson vice president Leslie Dawson secretary and Arlen Burbank treasurer. Juniors elect Lynn Holladay president and Bob Petit vice president with Audrey Weese secretary and Donna Sue Stall treasurer. Sophomore leaders are Jimmy Wise president with Joan Sebesta vice president Joyce Snyder secretary and Lola Smith treasurer. Freshman officers are Steve Detmer president Alice Delivern vice president Diane Jones secretary Ruth Yost treasurer. The results were announced over the loudspeaker by principal Rip Gledhill and inauguration is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Senior High School
Reid Jensen
Heber Hanson
Leslie Dawson
Arlen Burbank
Lynn Holladay
Bob Petit
Audrey Weese
Donna Sue Stall
Jimmy Wise
Joan Sebesta
Joyce Snyder
Lola Smith
Steve Detmer
Alice Delivern
Diane Jones
Ruth Yost
E. “Rip” Gledhill
GOP Eyes Chances In Election District Meeting in Bannock
Idaho Republicans express confidence in a likely November victory while stressing vigilance. Ezra Hinshaw chair proclaims an overwhelming GOP win and praises Perry Swisher, Morgan Hawkes, Theo Turner, Dr. Forrest Howard, and Earl Wright. Numerous county chairs and attendees from Bannock to Oneida participate under District Sixth leader Twayne Austin.
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Idaho
Ezra B. Hinshaw
Bannock Hotel
Bannock
Power
Bingham
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oneida
Hinshaw
Earl Wright
Dubois
Perry Swisher
Morgan Hawkes
Theo Turner
Forrest Howard
Roy Miller
Pocatello
A. A. Kelly
Soda Springs
W. E. Evans
Malad
C. C. Cox
Blackfoot
E. J. Cutler
Preston
Twayne Austin
K. O. Merrill
C. L. Swenson
Doug Bean
Republican
Pointer Field Trial Planned for Fort Hall Reservation
Annual fall field trials for pointing breed dogs, sponsored by the Southeastern Idaho Field Trial association, run tomorrow and Sunday on the Fort Hall reservation. Entries close 8 p.m. today via Clyde Schoonover. first drawings tonight at Schoonover home and Sunday runs at 9 p.m. tomorrow at American Legion club. Open puppy stake starts at 1 p.m. tomorrow with $3 entry. all age stake at 7 a.m. Sunday with $5. derby stake for dogs whelped after Jan 1, 1947 with $5 entry. gun dog stake Sunday afternoon open to any pointing breed.
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Southeastern Idaho Field Trial Association
Fort Hall Reservation
Yellowstone Highway
Tilden Bridge Road
Blackfoot
Clyde Schoonover
West
Clark St
Schoonover
American Legion Club
North Main St
VA worker will visit Blackfoot for veterans aid
A Blackfoot visit will help veterans and dependents air problems with county and state reps. James A. Hampton will meet at the Blackfoot Idaho State Employment Office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday October 11 to listen and assist callers.
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Blackfoot
James A. Hampton
Pocatello
Hampton
Blackfoot Idaho
Local Court Fines In Speeding Stop Signal and Vagrancy Cases
Wilbur C. Neifert of 719 East Fremont Street pled guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars. Dave H. Byington of Lava Hot Springs forfeited a 5 dollar bond for failing to observe a stop signal. James Cecil Lowery, 44, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was fined 100 dollars with the fine suspended if he leaves town immediately.
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Wilbur C. Neifert
Fremont St
Dave H. Byington
Lava Hot Springs
James Cecil Lowery
Alameda Receives Plans for 100000 Theater Expansion
Alameda officials announced a new theater project to be owned by William B. Jones and T. D. Jones. The reinforced concrete structure, about 120 by 50 feet, will seat just over 600 and is slated for completion around April 1. Excavation and footing cement work began with Arrington Construction of Idaho Falls, weather permitting, at Warren and Oak streets.
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Alameda
William B. Jones
T. D. Jones
Idaho Falls
Arrington Construction, Company
Warren and
Oak Streets
Bomber Crash in Waycross Kills Eight Officials Say
A B-29 bomber exploded over Waycross Georgia during a secret experiment flight likely related to cosmic ray research. Thirteen aboard. eight confirmed dead and several survivors parachuted to safety before the crash’s high altitude ruin. Civilians among those aboard.
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Waycross
South Georgia
Warner- Robins
Macon
Billings residents named in separate records
W. R. Beshears aged 31 from Billings and Ann Payne Steele aged 27 from Billings are listed. Paul J. Calegar 39 from Pocatello and Birdeon Matthews Polland 32 are also recorded in the same notice.
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W. R. Beshears
Billings
Ann Payne Steele
Paul J. Calegar
Pocatello
Birdeon Matthews Polland
Births at several area hospitals this month
At General Hospital Mr and Mrs Charles Carlson of 803 South Fifth welcomed a girl. St Anthony's Hospital reports a girl for Mr and Mrs Leo Behrend route 1 North and a boy for Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson of 141 South Twelfth. Mr and Mrs Byron Garritson of 11 University Club greet a boy and Mr and Mrs Charles Overdorf of 182 Portneuf Park greet a boy. Louis Lindsey unveils a new Bryan road building worth 1500 dollars. H S Gill debuts a new Ebony dwelling valued at 8000 dollars. Moving permit issued for John Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Charles Carlson
South Fifth
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Leo Behrend
Robert Patterson
South Twelfth
Byron Garritson
University Club
Charles Overdorf
Portneuf Park
Louis Lindsey
Bryan Road
H. S. Gill
Ebony
John Johnson
Twenty New Teachers Added to School Staff
The high school reports 62 staff after adding 20 new teachers this year. Chase Anderson and Esther Chute become senior class advisors, with Beryl Tallmadge in charge of the junior class and Eileen Hurley as sophomore advisor for 1948 49. Mary Flynn guides freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Senior High School
Chase Anderson
Esther Chute
Beryl Tallmadge
Eileen Hurley
Mary Flynn
Bernice Andrews
Lois Bartells
Pocatellian
Betty Brown
Girls’ Athletic Association
Francis M. Dotzour
Lando J. Derkson
Hi-Y
Rulon Martell Ellis
Eugenia Holcombe
Maurene Jones
Martha Kennedy
Mendel Lucatcky
Ralph Matthews
J. V
Paul Roe
Betty Phelps
Jeanne H. Sahlberg
Merinda Sparks
Assembly
Bess G. Weyler
Peggy Willard
Loraine Wilson
George Wood
Board Eyes Best Drive For Pocatello Chest
The Pocatello community chest board of directors plans its biggest program of the year as the drive will close in late October. Members of the 1947 48 board include Walter E. Brown A J Banyard Mrs John Brennan Nate Block A L Baker Charles Bhohrer O R Craven W C Carnes Kenneth Delate William gg Mrs Lillian Hod Mrs D D Parke Dr E N Roberts Mrs Thelma Roberts and Mrs W H Stanley.
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Pocatello Community Chest
Walter E. Brown
A. J. Banyard
John Brennan
Nate Block
A. L. Baker
Charles Bhohrer
O. R. Craven
W. C. Carnes
Kenneth Delate
William Gg
Lillian Hod
D. D. Parke
E. N. Roberts
Thelma Roberts
W. H. Stanley
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