Burley Community News Highlights And Events
Mrs. Robert Hering from New York visits her Burley relatives as Christian Home Week prompts a church service. Local PTA officers are installed at Overland school while district delegates attend Sun Valley convention. Concert schedule announced with Solveig Lunde and other artists scheduled through March. Burley couples receive licenses and divorces noted amid community notices and lodge planning for state assembly.
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Burley
Robert Hering
New York City
Katie Schoessler
Burton Holcom
Sirle Powers
Harley Maggart
Jimmy
Benny
Boise
Burley Presbyterian Church
Martin W. Crabb
Orvis Dilworth
Carey
Ida
Emer Winward
H. O. Hall
Forrest Hall
LDS Church England
August Lindquist
H. O. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Walter Short
O. E. Mecham
Milwaukee
Wis
George Espe Jr
Espes
Overland School Pta
Rulon Ramsey
Minnie Brown
Effie Boren
Buelah Daysey
Sun Valley
Lucinda Ramsey
Brown
Dayley
Ida Gee
James Butterfield
Leona Girdner
Mini-Cassia
Solveig Lunde
Actin
Fran
Ricardo Odnoposoff
Vienna
Brussels
John Carter
Metropolitan Opera
Ross Kenneth Anderson
Declo
Mary Jane Dixon
Glen Fox
Viola Craner
Theresa Aldrich
Victor Aldrich
Lodge
Hala Lindquist
Hazel Schwaegler
Bertha Hunt
Cora Thompson
Callous Killer Convicted of Murder in Rio Grande Death
Eighteen-year-old Franklin Lester Lindemuth of Harrisburg Pennsylvania was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Lucille Ramirez a 29 year old nurse on a Rio Grande riverbank near Albuquerque New Mexico last July A district court jury urged life imprisonment. The state portrayed Lindemuth as a vicious killer who lured Miss Ramirez to the river and killed her for her money.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Franklin Lester Lindemuth
Harrisburg
Lucille Ramirez
Rio Grande
Here
R. F. Deacon Arledge
Lindemuth
Miss Ramirez
Pekingese Mr Herman Cries at Organ Music
Waukesha Wisconsin report notes Mrs Flora Weber's Pekingese named Mr Herman hates organ music and Clair de Lune. When hearing organ sounds he hides under the bed and vocalizes his misery.
Preston News Notes Full of Visiting Friends and Relatives
A long column lists Preston residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends across Utah Idaho Oregon and California. Names include Ralph Esplin Victor Bell Sophia Lorentzen A. B. Purton Don Greavey DeVar Farnes Vera Symes Stuart Campbell and many more with trips to Portland Pocatello Salt Lake City and New York City.
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Ralph Esplin
Thanseee
Victor Bell
Portland
Ore
Thomas Boyle
Sophia Lorentzen
Los Angeles
Mary Hansen
Ogden
Jennie Johnson
Helga Johnson
Logan
Lorentzen
Boyle
A. B. Purton
Jack Purton
Jack Day
Salt Lake City
J. J. Sanford
Ted Ritchie
Howe, Ida
Elmer Palmer
John Taylor
New York City
Sam Merrill
Edith Hillstead
Cleone Smith
Hazel Beddinfield
Pocatello
Jean T. Walton
Leo Palmer
Darlene Hart
Montpelier
A. J. Hart
Anna Hillstead
Provo
Springville
Charles Porter
George Brown
Howard Johnson
R. Kern
Emily Evang
Brown
Rosa Kern
Orion Follett
Aberdeen
Don Greavey
DeVar Farnes
IGA
Newhouse
Vera Symes
Judy
Joel
North State St
Preston
Stuart Campbell
Los Anne
Campbell
Washington
Oregon
Lamar Shrives
Astoria
LeGrande
Vancouver
Lucy Christensen
Parley Allred
Bountial
D.G. Eames
Ruby
San Francisco
Kenneth Carpenter
Max Parker
Joseph
Utah
Eames
Carpenter Home
Ralph Laycock
Jolane
Linda Joyce
Lucy Tanner
Laycock
Juiliard School of Music
Perry Nielson
Mount Clemens
Mich
California
Leon Hawkes
Lois
Leon R. Hawkes
Howard Hall
Lamoyne
Blades
Jackie
Barbara Geddes
Bill Geddes
USAC
Gloria Evans
New Plymouth
Ida
Richard Rosengall
Boise
D. A. Snow
Lava
Herman Gibbons
Rose Hawkes
Gibbons
Ernest Johnson
Crockett
Goldie Pe
Lavelle Hansen
Lillias Monson
Hansen
Gary
Last Peak
Obituary: PFC Morris O Currence Funeral Held
Funeral services for Private First Class Morris O Currence killed August 5 1944 in St Lo France were held at the McHan Henderson chapel with Rev N R Simpson officiating. Military honors provided by Pocatello Post 735 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Interment at Mountain View cemetery. Also funeral plans announced for Oscar B Chalmers retired railroad employee with rites at McHan Henderson and Mount Moriah cemetery.
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M. C. Currence
Morris O. Currence
St. Lo
France
U. S. Army
McHan-Henderson
N. R. Simpson
Central Christian Church
Rex Eaton
Joe Edwards
Dale Wakley
Herman Lish
Ronald Thomas
Galand Merrill
Jack Bowen
Reed Bloxham
Richard Newbold
Marvin Tillotson
Monte Royter
Marie Garner
Thelma Garrison
Lilian Botts
Eunice Burgon
Mary E. Hoult
Bessie Botts
Mountain View Cemetery
Pocatello Post
William Steed
Sray
Tony Cuoio
Benny Cooper
Jerry Margal
Paul Dudmake
Dick Carter
Charles Crump
Jake Miller
Robert Lappel
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Oscar B. Chalmers
Pocatello
Ed Cunningham
First Congregational Church
Mount Moriah
Keystone Lodge No. 81
A. F
A.M
Weather Outlook for Southern Idaho and Utah
Southern Idaho: clear and slightly warmer Tuesday with highs 60 to 70 and lows 25 to 35. Utah: increasing high cloudiness in the north and scattered showers in the south, with highs 60 to 70 and lows 30 to 40, except near 48 in the tie.
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Idaho
Utah
Tie
Twin City Grain Strike Settled
MINNEAPOLIS UP The 1200 workers from five major Twin Cities grain processors ended a strike after the local AFL union approved a 13 cent wage increase. Three quarters of union members participated, with nine other mills not striking as they awaited wage decisions that could affect them.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
AFL
Inc
Markets Show Mixed U.S. Trading Amid Steel and Grain Moves
Stocks advanced in higher volume on favorable industrial news while steel lenders slipped late. Wheat and corn futures rose in Chicago trading with Board of Trade gains led by rye and soybeans. oats and hogs edged lower in parts of the market as cattle and utilities held steady.
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United Press
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
American
Corn Products
Standard Oil
N.J
Santa Fe
Standard Gas
American Can
Atlantic Gulf & West
Indies
Chicago
Board of Trade
Cor
Oregon
Malad PTO Holds First Meeting and Plans Homecoming Week
The Malad High PTA held its first meeting at the high school with President A LaVen Williams presiding. Officers include Erma Evans as first vice president and Lucille Harrison as secretary, plus a long list of committees and a Sixth District American Legion convention chair announced for Malad. Homecoming events are set for Friday October 22 with a parade, floats, football game against Montpelier and a gym dance, while the Malad Lions Club honored long-time members at a luncheon.
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A. LaVen Williams
Melvin Atkinson
Irene Atkinson
Fern Willie
Williams
H. E. Thomas
Charles O. Simpson
Simpson
June Jones
Howard Neal
Dee Williams
Dale Vaugham
Dale Evans
Loyal Hess
Walt Williams
Keith John
American Legion
Milton L. Evans
Malad
Boyd Thomas
D. P. Jones
Gordon Reynolds
Wm. D. Clark
al Sonne Jr
Ed Scott
Ben Dives
W. W. Thomas
Marion Hansen
Jack Butler
Grant Christopherson
Jess Crowther
Wilford Parry
T. D. Jones
Caleb Nibert
Warren Jones
Farrel Lewis
Grant Thomas
Harry O. Scott
Burnett Smith
John G. Nielsen
Roland Evans
Wm. B. Jones
Steve Thomas
Dale Daniels
Donna Jones
Luann Williams
Carolyn Williams
Helen Rutter
W. W. .Thomas
Ira Stone
Hubert Gleed
Ward Thomas
Dragons
Montpelier Bears
Mr. Daniels
Lloyd Waldron
Neil Griffiths
Margene Sturat
Bob Harrison
Leonore Crowther
Joyce Harrison
Davy Anderson
News Of The Day In Rhyme: Highway Safety Reflections
A rhymed meditation on road danger and safety checks. It contrasts railroad hiring scrutiny with lax automobile licensing, condemns reckless driving and drunk driving, and laments rising death tolls as careless motorists threaten lives. The piece critiques political influence and calls for stricter driver standards.
Five Die in Car Train Crash Near KOATS Indiana
Five people died when a car was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at a grade crossing two miles east of KOATS. Victims were Albert Freel 23 Louis Freel 19 Mathew Freel 69 and brothers George Broda 11 Wayne Broda 9 all from South Bend. The crash happened at the Summers Road crossing in a wooded area.
About 295 navigable streams in the United States
A reference note states that there are about 295 navigable streams in the United States. The figure reflects the scope of waterways deemed navigable for commerce and travel, highlighting the breadth of U S waterways.
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United States
Gala Harvest Moon Dance Is Planned
A gala harvest moon ball is scheduled for Thursday evening November 9 in the LDS recreation hall. Hart's orchestra will provide informal music with a novelty moon decoration and a door prize. Proceeds support West Pocatello Stake MIA activities with Mrs M B Howard chairing and multiple officers assisting. Tickets available from ward special interest officers.
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LDS
West Pocatello Stake
MIA
Hart
M. B. Howard
Edna Lundgren
Bob Dye
Leone Martindale
Marion Martindale
V. C. Hurst
Leone Baldwin
Glen Crouch
Dan Martin
Bertha Cragin
Joe Halford
F. J. Reese
Howard Wood
Vern Hough
Nancy Judd
Helen Strawn
Howard
Bob Fredrickson
Fred Cox
Delbert Banks
Smith
Alex Tubbs
Matilda Galloway
Christensen
John A. Toombs
W. E. Gee
George Pugmire
Wm. C. England
Inflation’s alluring tease hides looming cost increases
The quote from Comptroller Preston Delano notes inflation’s initial stimulation and excitement before the eventual adverse effects become clear, warning that the bubble may burst and reveal lasting economic damage.
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Preston Delano
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Montrose
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H. J. Anderson
Leon Anderson
Tremonton
Ernest Brutenbeker
L. M. Mendenhall
Devon
J.D. Moser
N. R. Nelson
G. A. Hancock
Downey
Alfred Kern
Reese Kern
Port Townsend
Wash
James Moore
Mahonri Larsen
Amg. Carlson
Roy Harris
Fred Thompson
Denver
Csesses
St Angeles
Steeeanenen
Omaha Coven
Phoenix
Sins
Salt Lake
Seattle
West Yellowstone
Twin City
Jerry Briggs
Norman Olson
Malad News
Texas
State Highway Department
Warnick and Sons Welding
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