Obituaries for Mrs Harriet Esler and Ephraim Nichols
Mrs Harriet Ann Stinger Esler of Pocatello dies after brief illness in a local hospital born in 1873 in Ogden. Survived by two sons four daughters and many grandchildren. Ephraim Nichols 73 retired rancher dies at his Declo home after a long illness born in 1876 in Brigham City. Services planned in Burley with LDS church officials.
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Burley
Lewis
Buddy) Drake
Wayne Drake
Paul
Paul L.D.S
Keith C. Merrill
Paul Cemetery
McCulloch Funeral Home
W. K. Drake
Beth Holybee
Boise
Harriet Esler
Harriet Ann Stinger
Esler
Pocatello Hospital
Ogden
John Henry and
Eliabeth Holist Stinger
William Harrison Esler
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Compton
Calif
Latter Day Saints Church
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Ephraim Nichols Burley
Ephraim Nichols
Declo
Brigham City
Utah
Alvin and
Charlotte Wright Nichols
Elgena Ipson
Iowa
Idaho
Deelo
Central States L. D. S
Venna Pearce
Los Angeles
Hattie Nichols
Ada Matson
L. M. Nichols
Burley First Ward
Joel Tate
Burley Cemetery
Payne Mortuary
Cassia 4-H Fair honors awarded in Burley
County Agent Glenn Bodily and F F A supervisor W L Keller announced special prizes at the Cassia county fair. In livestock judging Alma Turner Wayne Lewis and Dick Lewis Declo earned 15 dollars. Curtis Durfee Joe Durfee and Eugene Ward won 10 dollars. Dennis Weeks Dale Berg and Bobby Stevens Declo won 5 dollars.
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Burley
Farmer Boys
Glenn Bodily
W. L. Keller
Cassia
Alma Turner
Wayne Lewis
Dick Lewis
Declo
Curtis Durfee
Alma
F. F
Roger Elquist
Vaughan Stoker
Jay Wrigley
Bob Heiner
Hal Gorringe
Robert Fitzsimmons
Oakley
Don Oscarson
Charles Darrington
Bossy Dairy Club
Merrell Bingham
Reid Barlow
Derrahl Holmes
Newell Dayley
Wayne Holmes
Wayne Beck
Glen Larson
Jerome Cooperative Creamery
Beverly Bischoff
Garth Brown
Gary Voyce
Wayne
Gayle Beck
Glenn Weeks
Dick Oscarson
Dennis Weeks
Bobby Taylor
Almo
Carolyn Nielsen
O. Neal Richins
Kenneth Craythorn
Bobby Bischoff
Bobby Mahoney
Johnny Chatburn
Albion
Loretta Howard
Muriel Paskett
Louise Wrigley
Amaryllis Hatch
Carol Scovil
Lorraine Andreasen
Linda Lee Sizemore
Laura Jorgensen
Jackie Whittle
David Hanks
Earl Gilliher
Jack Wight
Malta
Joe Durfee
Almodairy
Glen Weeks
Ann Stoker
Gale Bortz
Maurice Darrington
Larry Stevens
LaMar Hurst
Gene* Funk
Eugene Ward
Dairy
David Stoker
Eddie Graythorn
Dick Darrington
Gary Blake
Clifton Taylor
Burnley
Russell Newcomb
Bobby Stevens
Hugh Ottley
Elba
Swine
Johnny Williams
Dale
Berg
Earl Hurst
John Williams
Derrahl
Holmes
Rep
Darrington
Roscoe Ward
Joyce McBride
Laura Anderson
Ora Meline
Donna Hill
Janice Fries
Krafty Kids
Chereen Ingram
Shirley Knopp
Delores McBride
Wanda Caudle
Grandview Club
Ice Lady of Central Falls Runs 100-Pound Ice Pit
Mrs. Celia Duraray, 49, known as the Ice Lady of Central Falls, has spent 25 years handling large ice cakes and now operates an ice pit that services local needs. She is an eight times grandmother and remains active in the trade.
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Cenral Falls
Celia Duraray
Central Falls
Pocatello Voters Elect Trustees for Expired Terms
Voters in Pocatello will vote Tuesday September 6 to elect three trustees for Grant Stowell Zone 2 Clarence Stephenson Zone 4 and the unexpired term of G Nicholas Ifft Zone 3 Art Scott seeks the Ifft vacancy Stowell and Stephenson run for re election Lavern C Johnson names polling places at several schools and says voters may vote in any precinct but polls open 1 p m to 7 p m only on election day.
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Pocatello
Grant Stowell
Clarence Stephenson
G. Nicholas Ifft
Stowell
Board of Trustees
West Side
Pocatello High School
N. Garfield
Oak Street
Bonneville
N. Seventh
Johnson
Doctor Granted Temporary Idaho License in Chehalis Native
Dr. Reid H. Anderson of Chehalis Washington has been granted a temporary license to practice medicine and surgery in Idaho He is the third to receive a temporary license under a new Idaho law He will practice in Idaho Falls Permanent licenses will be issued at the board meeting in January
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Boise
Reid H. Anderson
Chehalis
Wash
Idaho
Anderson
Idaho Falls
State Board of Medicine
Ricks College Plans Opening Week in Rexburg
Orientation activities run September 15 to 20 with freshmen registering September 19 and others September 20. A 9 a.m opening assembly, English and psychology exams, and a Sept. 16 social are outlined. Housing remains available and a new four year curriculum is offered.
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Rexburg
Ricks College
Eldred C. Stephenson
Rexburg Fourth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Stephenson
Claude J. Burtenshaw
Burtenshaw
Albert Piper
Big Improvement Plan Under Way at Lava Springs
Lava Springs begins a major landscaping, surfacing, and terracing program at the state natatorium led by Theo Jorgenson. A 438 by 78 foot pavilion will host summer dances and picnics, with adjoining park area filled with dirt and asphalt for large and small gatherings. A reinforced floor will support dancing and roller skating, possibly ice skating in winter. The pine and juniper hillside terrace project costs about 10000 dollars, with turfing and planting planned. Renovations to the natatorium pool include new overflow drains modeled after Pocatello's pool.
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Lava
Theo Jorgenson
Jorgensen
State Forestry Department
Jorgenson
Pocatello Municipal Pool
Preston Resident Celebrates 83rd Birthday
J Stanley Anderson, born 1866 in Salt Lake City to George and Mary Ann Thorne Anderson, marked his eighty third birthday at a son’s home. He is the sole surviving of nine siblings and spent his life as a photographer with all his sons following the trade. He now also sells books as a hobby. Children: Roy Anderson Seattle Harold Anderson San Francisco Stanley Rexburg Jack Preston Mrs. Jean Stern Los Angeles Mrs. Iva Ross San Francisco.
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Preston
Stanley Anderson
Jack Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
George
Mary Ann Thorne Anderson
Roy Anderson
Seattle
Harold Anderson
San Francisco
Stanley, Jr
Rexburg
Jean Stern
Los Angeles
Iva Ross
First-and-Last-Chance Bar on Oakland Waterfront
The First-and-Last-Chance Bar remains open in Oakland California. The waterfront tavern dates from over sixty years ago and was built from parts of an old whaling ship. Local history and maritime lore surround the establishment as it continues operating.
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Oakland
Calif
First B S and B A degrees to be conferred in June
The college will award its first bachelor of science and bachelor of arts degrees in June. A course schedule will be ready around September 13. Catalogues describing the courses are still to be issued to those requesting them.
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Bugs Bunny
Elsie Krippner
Elsie M. Krippner
Downard Chapel
Roy H. Walker
American Falls
Davis Mortuary
Philco
Mitchell
Radio & Appliance CO
LeRoy Flitton
Jim Ferlic
Bill Bischoff
Betty Walker
Isabel Sizemore
Doris Preston
American Cattle Club
Carl Meline
Woodrow Barlow
Wallace Taylor
Corrine Windes
Jo Ann Phillips
Edele Smith
Ilene Critchfield
Gayla Adams
Rose Okelberry
Donna Gaskill
Sharon Baker
Shirley Starley
Sandra Nisson
Norma Glorfield
Jo Ann Kidd
Mildred Caudle
Linda Sizemore
Margaret
KSEI
A. M
Fargo’s
Pocatellans
Nancy
Life
Time, Fortune
Saturday Evening Post
Montgomery Ward
Corlinieks
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