Malad to Open Schools on September Thirteenth
Oneida county schools announce opening date of Monday September 13 with a fall calendar and staff listings. A county teachers meeting is set for Wednesday September 8 and student registration occurs September 9 for freshmen and sophomores and September 10 for juniors and seniors.
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Simpson
Oneida County
J.S. Halliday
Ralph Harding
Alma Sonne
Shelba Thomas
Ward Thomas
Commercial
A. J. Thomas
Merrill Hermansen
Ralph Crowton
Charles Warner
Garth James
Yeppa Lund
Walter Williams
Lucile Stevens
Jess Thomas
Sarah Smith
H. L. Morrill
Lynn Elcock
George Bush
Mary Zundell
Evelyn Jones
Lucile Harrison
Dale Reese
Pearl Davis
Maria Williams
Mary Lou Jones
Thelma Simpson
Arletta Williams
Annella J. Price
Margueriette Davis
Hazel Lusk
Mary Anderson
Sarah Beeton
Annie Evans
Frank Thomas
Dale Vaughn
Helen Ossmn
St. John School
Helen T. Hill. Holbrook
Samaria
William Waldron
Grace B. Thomas
Stone
Elva R. Anderson
Edith Harris
Malad Stake Officers Gather For Evening of Program
The Malad stake presidency and high council hosted stake officers and partners at the stake tabernacle. Speakers urged greater activity, with musical and entertainment acts, and a reception followed. Over 175 officers attended as committees were named for ongoing work. An upcoming school election for district 351 trustees is set for September 7 with fourteen candidates listed across five divisions. Voting will occur at the Malad farm shop and at the Samaria and Stone schoolhouses.
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Malad Stake
High Council
Malad Stake Tabernacle
Stephen L. Smith
Moyle Facer
G. Howard Neal
Lawrence G. Corbridge
Henry E. Thomas
Samuel A. Hendricks
Leora Brown
Carol
Florence Ipsen
Wendell Camp
Wesley Crowther
Edward H. Crowther
Jesse H. Dredge
Ren Dives
Ann Louise Palmer
Carmen Howell
Mary A. Castleton
Velda Harris
Walter M. Davis
Melvin Richards
Anne R. Burton
Bert Marble
Guy Gleed
Glenn Morris
Ward Thomas
Weldon Jensen
Hugh Griffiths
Lawrence Corbridge
L. R. Budge
Morgan Tovey
Guy Benson
Eight Candidates Enter Mini Doka County Trustee Race
Eight candidates filed for the Mini doka county school trustees race on Tuesday the filing deadline. District 1 incumbent Claude Bowman of Heyburn. District 2 incumbent J C Merrill Paul. District 3 incumbent Herschel Barnes Jackson and Chester Peterman Pioneer district. District 4 incumbent J J Van Every Rupert. District 5 incumbent George Sullivan with Glenn Broadhead and Gordon Roland Acequia. Election set for next Tuesday 1 to 6 pm at polls in Rupert Acequia Minidoka Heyburn Paul Pioneer and Heyburn high schools.
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Rupert
Minidoka County
Claude E. Bowman
Heyburn
J. C. Merrill
Paul
Herschel Barnes
Jackson
Chester Peterman
Pioneer
J. J. van Every
George Sullivan
Glenn Broadhead
Gordon Roland
Acequia
Rupert High School
Acequia High School
Minidoka School
Heyburg High School
the Paul School
The
Pioneer School
American Falls Community News Highlights
Community notices from American Falls cover grand opening of a Masonic temple in Pocatello with local attendees. Rotary garden party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Newton Farrell. bridge club and church society meetings. school board election plans. visits by families to and from Hillsdale Wyoming and Kulm North Dakota. local demonstrations and missionary society activities.
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American Falls
Masonic Temple
Pocatello
Mac. Bowler
Glenn Barnard
Bea
J. P. Mehlhoff
Frank Doerfler
E. E. Jacobs
Gene Madden
Jim Lewis
4-H Girls Eye Costumes in Power County Exhibit
American Falls hosts the Power County 4-H Club Exhibits September 10 and 11 in the high school gym. Entries, including a woolen dress set and other undergarments, must be displayed by noon September 10. Teenagers participate by planning budgets and making garments and accessories as part of the 4-H program.
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American Falls
Chiapiarelli
American Falls High School
Power County
Burley Notes Of Interest
Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson and two sons Charles and Kirby of Moscow visit her parents Mr and Mrs C F Mc Donald. Mrs Brad Phillips formerly Kathleen Coleman leaves for St Louis after visiting her parents. Leonard Scott returns home after major surgery at the Cottage hospital. Lawrence Henry Garner sues Florence Katherine Garner for divorce citing cruelty and seeks custody of one minor son. Retta Payne returns from Las Vegas with her daughter and family. Esther Sessions accompanies her from Syracuse Utah. Dr Carlyle Savage with family leaves for San Diego after visiting Hatch family. Helen Deardorff who spent summer here and in Mexico heads to Eugene Oregon to enroll for her senior year at the University of Oregon.
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Burley
Frank Jackson
Charles and
Kirby
Moscow
C.F. McDonald
Brad Phillips
Kathleen Coleman
St. Louis
A. E. Coleman
Retta Payne
Las Vegas
Nev
Robert Detmers
Esther Sessions
Syracuse
Utah
Carlyle Savage
San Diego
R. O. Hatch
Helen Deardorff
Mexico
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Idaho Leads Among Western States In Per Capita Income Rise
The 1947 per capita income in Idaho reached 1290 dollars, up 193 percent from 1940’s 440, the Commerce Department reports. Only New Mexico rose higher among western states, at 196 percent to 1053 dollars. Nationally, per capita income rose 130 percent to 1323 dollars while total US income hit 190 billion.
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Idaho
U. S. Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
New Mexico
United States
U. S
North Dakota
Quartet Returns From State Platform Convention
Four men from Pocatello Perry Nelson Bill Lasley P C O Malley and Irving D Muir returned Sunday from the state Democratic platform convention at Seattle where they expressed enthusiasm for the party principles and candidates chosen for the November general election.
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Perry Nelson
Bill Lasley
P. C. O'Malley
Irving D. Muir
Pocatello
Demooe
Spy Quiz Readers Study Law
House espionage investigators studied a New York law to compel government employees to answer the "are you a communist" question. The measure aims to bar self incrimination pleas before grand juries or legislative committees. Rep Nixon said the proposal is under study and cannot be retroactive.
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Washington
House
New York
American Activities Committee
Grand
Morris Ernst
American Civil Liberties Union
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
Pocatello Drive In Schedule With Cartoons and News
The listing shows a weekly drive in program with Friday and Saturday screening of My Brother Talks to Horses, plus cartoons and news. Sunday to Tuesday features Elephant Boy and Par don Us, with midweek The Fugitive and a Disney cartoon. Friday and Saturday return with Captain Canton, cartoons and news.
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Pocatello Drive
Cartoon and News
Disney Cartoon
Army Returning Body of Soldier Gaither Who Fell on Attu
The body of Pfc. Camp Gaither, killed in action in 1942 at Attu, is returning to Rupert per war department telegram to his mother Mrs. Susan B. Gaither. Born 1912 in Arkansas, he spent most of his life in Rupert and belonged to the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints. Surviving siblings include Mrs. Ethel Gillespie, Mrs. Nellie Stacey of Rupert, Mrs. Sue Stacey of Yakima, Mrs. Minnie Daly of Vancouver, and John O. Gaither of Indianapolis. Services by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Goodman mortuary chapel, burial in Rupert cemetery.
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Rupert
Pfc
Camp Gaither
Attu Island
War Department
Susan B. Gaither
Gaither
Arkansas
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Ethel Gillespie
Nellie Stacey
Sue Stacey
Yakima
Wash
Minnie Daly
Vancover
John O. Gaither
Indianapolis
Ind
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Goodman Mortuary Chapel
Rupert Cemetery
Reds Pay Tribute Prague Dr Eduard Benes Death
The Czechoslovak communist government announced a state funeral for Dr. Eduard Benes who refused to continue as president. His body will lie in state at his country home in Sezimovo Ust 60 miles south of Prague.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Sezimovo Ust
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