Enrollment Peaks as Pocatello Schools Add 53 Students
Pocatello public schools report a total enrollment of 6,538 after 53 new pupils joined this term. Superintendent George N. Green notes the increase allows all students to attend full days by reassigning some to different schools. He credits parent cooperation and bus transport to manage longer travel distances.
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Pocatello
Wildings
George N. ‘Green
Green
Papers Filed For Estates In Idaho Probate Actions
Mary Nobles 70 filed in district court to determine time of death heirs kinship and descent of real property in the Nobles estate valued at 12 000 with three lots in Pocatello. The petition claims she is sole surviving heir and asks letters of administration for Carl W Zeiger Lava Hot Springs estate valued at 28 000 with real property. heirs include Helma A Zeiger Greta and Leo W Zeiger all of Lava Hot Springs.
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Mary Nobles
Edward E. Nobles
Nobles
Pocatello
R. G. Hemingway
F. M. Stevenson
G. L. Stowell
Merrill and Merrill
Lava Hot Springs
Carl W. Zeiger
Helma A. Zeiger
Births and court notes from St. Anthony area
Birth announcements list a daughter for Mr and Mrs William Fitzen of 18 Nixon Road and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Earl Zandel of Route 2 both dated Sept 7. Justice Court items report Senna Kaiyou Irene Poca t e lo sentenced to 30 days for jail break from Bannock county jail. others at large include Bernice Myers and Senoretta Marshall. Also mentions bond forfeiture for R S idebotham on indecent exposure and a vagrancy guilty plea by Thomas Herman with $100 fine suspended if he leaves town. Marriage licenses issued to Raymond Thomas Naomi Pursley Ralph Benson Alhe Pierson Harvey Gardner Barbara Lott William Butler Myrtle Carey.
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St. Anthony Hospital
William Fitzen
Nixon Road
Earl Zandel
Justice Court
Raymond B. Thomas
Naomi Pursley
Pocatello
Ralph Benson
Caldwell
A Lhe Pierson
Challis
Harvey Eugene Gardner
Barbara Lott
William M. Butler
Myrtle
Carey
Salt Lake City
Local brief items cover welfare gift and civic notices
The aid for the polio fight sees union and civil service welfare funds donated to Bannock county chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to buy a respirator. Other notes announce a Bannock hotel chamber meeting and a floral association gathering in Twin Falls with named attendees. appointments include a Pocatello reserve corps recruiting officer and a new Boy Scout secretary. a grand lodge delegate election for IOOF. fair entrants urged to contact Portneuf grange. Fort Hall stockyards cattle sale details. a Boston traffic law for blind pedestrians. and Ed Nelson completing the first leg of a Black Canyon rapid traverse.
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Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
Bannock County
National Foundation For
Billings Wins School Board Race in Zone 5
In American Falls Leslie Billings led the zone 5 school board race with 70 votes against Fred Aguirre 67. The current board includes Harold Misenhimer president and members H J Doering Cleon Chapman and S M Paniogue. Separate notices name Dr David Cutler to a three year Preston zone post on Eastside Class A district 201 and DeRalph Perry to a one year Winder district post including Banida and Ridgway Riverdale.
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American Falls
Leslie Billings
Billings
Fred Aguirre
Harold Misenhimer
H. J. Doering
Cleon Chapman
S. M. Paniogue
Preston
David Cutler
Eastside
DeRalph- Perry
Winder
Ee Banida
Riverdale
Tri-Method Progress Squids Use Tentacles Fins and Mantle
Squids advance by three methods including crawling with tentacles, forward swimming, and backward propulsion by expelling water from the mantle cavity. This shows adaptive locomotion in cephalopods.
Official Name United States since Declaration of Independence
The United States has been known officially by that name since the Declaration of Independence, replacing the earlier designation United Colonies.
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United States
United Colonies
Agencies View Budget Discussed By Gate City Board
The Bannock hotel hosts a Community Chest budget committee meeting to review budgets of public service units in Gate City. Board members including Stan Day Harold Ory W C Parker E N Vaughn Mrs John Brennan and C Ed Flandro will confer with agency chairmen on respective budgets. Sessions run from 7 30 p m with the Girl Scouts to 9 p m with the YMCA.
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Gate City
Bannock Hotel
Community Chest Budget Committee
Board of Directors
Stan Day
Harold Ory
W. C. Parker
E. N. Vaughn
John Brennan
C. Ed Flandro
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Campfire Girls
Salvation Army
YWCA
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