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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1948

Page

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Masons Dedicate New Building in Idaho City Saturday

Dedication of the Masonic Building Association temple in Idaho occurs at 2 p.m. on Saturday October 23. The event includes tours from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a 2 p.m. Grand Lodge opening in the William Walling room. Governor Robins speaks at banquet with tickets $2.50 and limited seating.

Masonic Building Association Surysiand M.W. Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M Idaho William Walling Red M. W. Grand Lodge AF. & A.M Temple Carnes Music Store Halliwell’s J. P. Halliwell Portneuf Lodge No. 18 C. A. Robins Rudolph F. Goranson Keystone Lodge Masonic Building Association, Incorporated Roy F. Miller, Jr Scottish Rite Rudolph R. Willecke York Rite Frank L. Evans the Radiant Chapter No. 61 Order of Eastern Star Robert S. Hunter Sally Johnson

Lions Club Chooses Cast for Cavalcade of Mirth and Music

The Lions Club announced committees for the Cavalcade of Mirth and Music to be held Oct 22 and 23 at the high school auditorium. Proceeds fund a Hammond organ purchase with Pep club selling tickets under Dorothy Wood.

Lions Club Dorothy Wood al Weese Clare Hansen Floyd Eckert F. M.bistline Ralph Wheeldon Henry Henrickson Mel Sather Parry Harrison Mike MacButch Lew Harrison Roy Miller Lafe Bingham R. R. Witlecke Flash Neilson Bob Purrington Ed Barrett Roy Brown Leon Burgon Ralph Hobson Wayne Brower Melvin Graves Fred Dalton Lud Pollak Press Harker Eugene Siler Jim Hopper LaVern Clark Henry McQuade John A. Cox A. G. Hill John Grossman K. H. Meyers Pete Tuma Henry Lundberg de How Tucker Bill England Demitri Roulas Ralph Garrett Dr. Vinton, Merrill W. R. Burtoch del Holland Dick Severan Rulon Gassman Pete Carlson

Concert by Galla-Rini at Pocatello High School Auditorium

Anthony Galla-Rini, regarded as the greatest accordionist today, will perform at 8 15 p m on Tuesday Oct 19 in the Pocatello high school auditorium. The 20 30 club sponsors the event and will donate half the proceeds to the community chest drive. Tickets are available at downtown music stores or from club members. Fifteen pieces include works by Chopin Handel Rameau and Johann Strauss.

Anthony Galla-Rini Pocatello High School 20 80 Galla-Rini Pocatello Salt Lake City Geryl Lindberg Chopin Handel Rameau Johann Strauss

Street Proves Good Mechanic in Idaho Homecoming

David Street, famed Idaho State homecoming host and singer, saved KEIO radio after a tube burned out during a Friday night broadcast. He located the faulty tube, performed quick repairs, and restored the 45 minute quiet with a brief singalong, finishing the hour.

ISC Joyce Greed Mary Beth Hughes King David Street Beth Street Miss Hughes Miss Gleed David Street Idaho KEIO Street

Williams Reported In Better Shape After Hunt Incident

Thomas E. Williams of 1615 South Second Ave. is reported in satisfactory condition at General Hospital after being moved from Milton Bear Lake hospital following a deer hunting incident near Montpelier on Friday.

Thomas E. Williams South Second Ave Montpelier General Hospital Montnoe Bear Lake Hospital

Woman Survives Hotel Leap After Assault Attempt

May Frances Hale, a young Black woman, leapt from a second story hotel window to escape an unidentified assailant in the Porters and Waiters hotel on South First Street. Letta May Stokes aided her. Hale was treated for hip abrasions after the escape.

May Frances Hale Porters and Waiters South First St Letta May Stokes May Hale Letta Stokes Wrenn and Mahon

Five Dollar Prize Given For Quick Tip

The Pocatello POST awards five dollars weekly for the best tip phoned in about news such as the fatal shooting of Montpelier deer hunter Earl Jones of 436 West Sherman Street. The notice urges readers to report tips to editorial offices at phone 3530.

Pocatello Post Montpelier Earl Jones West Sherman St the Post

McGrath Sends Best To Alaska

Democratic National Chairman J How ard McGrath hailed Alaska election victory as a trend in our direction in a telegram to Howard Lyng the Alaska Democratic committeeman. He pledged to replicate the win here on Nov 2.

Washington J. Howard McGrath Alaska Howard Lyng McGrath

Trucking Thefts Bared By Arrests

Five trucking company employees were held by the sheriff in Los Angeles as leaders of a gang that stole about $200,000 in merchandise from Sears Roebuck and Co and other department store shippers over the past two years.

Los Angeles Sheriff's Day Sears Roebuck and Co

USC Bengals Devastate Colorado State In Homecoming Rout

Idaho State College overwhelmed Colorado State 38 to 6 before about 4000 fans in the Homecoming crowd. Pete Richardson, Larry Gale, Jake LaRue, Bob Hilliard, Parr Sainsbury and Sainsbury scored for ISC with a key 97 yard run by Sainsbury. ISC's win marks their third including wins over Western State and Colorado Mines.

Idaho State College Bengals Colorado State College USC Colorado State Bengals Johnny Vesser Bears Pete Richardson Larry Gale Jake LaRue Bob Hilliard Parr Sainsbury Ale Gale Jim Blake Jake la Rue Blake Harry Dickson Lenor Seppi Bengal ISC Western State Colorado School of Mines Wyoming Colorado College

Death of William H. Dodge Sacramento Union Leader

Beverly Hills California resident William H. Dodge 68 president and publisher of the Sacramento Union and former Scripps Howard executive died Saturday at home of a heart attack.

Beverly Hills Calif William H. Dodge The Sacramento Union Scripps-Howard Newspapers

Pocatello Road No U S 91 Ranked Most Traveled in Idaho

Idaho motorists hit parade shows U S 91 north of Pocatello as the busiest road in September with a daily average of 4345 vehicles, a nine percent rise. Other high traffic routes include U S 30 north of Chadron, U S 20 near Boise, U S 30 near Twin Falls, and state No 25 near Jerome with 6240 vehicles daily on the west Cheur d ups counter.

Pocatello Road U.S. 91 State of Idaho U. S. 91 Pocatello Alameda Idaho U. S.no U. S. 20 Boise U. S. 30 Twin Falls Jerome U. S. 10 Kingston

Idaho State College Homecoming Draws Thousands

Idaho State College celebrated its second homecoming as a four year school with a football win 38 to 6 over Colorado Bears at the Spud Bowl. Alumni events included a dance, a breakfast, and honors for Governor Robins and ISC boosters.

Idaho State College Bill Folsom ISC Bengals Colorado Bears Mary Beth Hughes David Street Joe Sudy Idaho C. A. Robins Idaho State Scho Governor Robins Theodore Turher Danny Pullos Perry Swisher Association

Dispatcher Oscar Thalmers Dies at 73

Oscar B. Thalmers, 73, retired Union Pacific railroad dispatcher, died at 11 15 p m Saturday night in General hospital Survived by his wife and two sons Hollace and Allen both of San Francisco Funeral arrangements by McHan Henderson funeral home

Oscar B. Thalmers Union Pacific Railroad General Hospital Hollace Allen San Francisco McHan-Henderson Funeral Home

Newspaper circulation growth in Southeastern Idaho

The piece notes a rising net paid circulation for the paper from 5834 three months ago to 6738 one month later and 7170 on October 17, asserting the gains come by honest newspaper methods rather than pressure. It emphasizes the count of 7170 readers in Southeastern Idaho.

Southeastern Idaho

Police Holding Suspect From Coast In Case

Coast case grips Power county as 72 year old Aberdeen bachelor Max Streifling vanishes amid suspected foul play. Sheriff Hoehnen calls for 200 person posse to scour lava sagebrush to find him, while Frank Leppert is jailed on embezzlement and linked to Streifling's cabin.

Aberdeen Max Streifling Power County William Hoehnen Streifling Jack Harvey POST Snake River Hoehnen Carl Muir Frank Leppert Caldwell Leppert New York City Streiflings

Odd Fellows Rebekahs Begin Idaho Grand Lodge Assembly in Pocatello

Official opening of a five day grand lodge assembly for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Idaho in Pocatello with about 1200 members expected. Activities include Decoration of Chivalry at Pocatello High School gymnasium banquet at Masonic temple services at First Congregational church and multiple social events and open houses through the week.

Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Rebekahs Idaho Pocatello Portneuf Lodge No Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. 23 Masonic Temple North Arthur St Militant Ed Cunningham First Congregational Church Guy E. Hanson Volney Watts Rebekahs Lillian Hughes of Gooding Rebekah Assembly Ella Self Lewiston Department Association of the Ladies Auxiliaries Patriarchs Militant Ladies Auxiliary Boise Elwood Potter Eagle Odd Fellows Hall

Girl Told of Loss After Fatal Car Crash

Trene Morrison, 19, survived a crash that killed her mother, father, fiancé, and two sisters on August 28. Doctors expect she may walk by Christmas but face a long road, as she remains in a wheelchair with casts while relatives in Salt Lake City prepare to care for her.

Trene Morrison Forrest Howard Ilene Salt Lake City

Pocatello Truck Slowdown Hurts California Rider

Fred Peverly 50 of Chula Vista California suffered possible hip injuries after a truck jolt in Pocatello. He had been hitching a ride on the back of the farmer’s truck while returning from Idaho Falls to Twin Falls and was taken to St. Ant hospital in resting condition.

Pocatello Fred Peverly Chula Vista California Peverly Shelley St. Ant Hospital Sheriff's Deputies Idaho Falls Twin Falls

Taylor Denies He Will Be Picket At Dayton Rubber

Hugo Delacey the Ohio Progressive party campaign manager said Senator Glen Taylor has no intention of joining the United Rubber Workers picket line at the Dayton Rubber Co. visit in Dayton. Ray Crider president of striking Local 178 said Taylor had not been invited and would not walk the line. Crider’s remark followed Dick Kent Progressive party secretary’s claim that the senator would be taken to the company upon arrival.

Cleveland Hugo Delacey Ohio Progressive Party Glen Taylor United Rubber Workers (Cio Dayton Rubber Co Dayton Ray Crider Taylor Crider Dick Kent Montgomery County City

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Ene Williams Best ISC Tramples Community Chest YMCA Max Parrish Irving Junior High School St. Josephs Mary Ellen Taylor King Midas St. Joseph School Sainsbury Bear U. P BY Steve Lamoreux Odd Fellows Odd Fellow Rebekah Pocatello Chamber of Commerce G. L. Andrews
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