Poky High students parade at Eastern Idaho State Fair
Pokotello High School sends the entire band to the Blackfoot fair for a parade and free entry after a fine performance. FFA students listed include Val Ashton Gary Carlson Robert Hudson and Norman Smith who earned top honors at the Bannock County 4 H fair. The first assembly of the year swore in Lynn Holladay as student body president with Vern Herzog as VP and introduced senate cabinet and school court members.
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Poky High
Blackfoot
Mendel Lucatsky
F.F.A
Bannock County Fairgrounds
Val Ashton
Gary Carlson
Robert Hudson
Norman Smith
Stuents
Blaine
Californian Killed In Auto Crash
Norman D. Brown 40 of Pasadena Calif died from injuries after a car crash on U S Highway 191 near McCammon Idaho while riding with his brother Howard. Alfred Nogo said speed and a seven fold turnover caused the vehicle to plunge down a 25 foot embankment. Howard Brown survived with minor injuries. Funeral services and interment will be in Hobbs New Mexico with Downard funeral home handling arrangements.
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Idaho
Normand. Brown
Pasadena
Calif
Brown
Pocatello
McCammon
U.S. Highway 191
Howard
Arco
Alfred CC. Nogo
Norman Brown
Boswell
Okla
John T
Frances Crowder Brown
Bataan
Methodist Church
V.F.W
American Legion
Ben Osterhold
Hobbs
New Mexico
Joshua
Lloydsburg
Ella B. Bowling
Downard Funeral Home
Obituaries for Herbert Howell and Oscar Jones Jr.
Funeral services are announced for Herbert Smith Howell 56 of 733 S Garfield died Friday with 11 am Wednesday services at Downard chapel led by Bishop Henry G West. Interment follows in Sugar City Idaho. Also graveside services 10 am Tuesday for Oscar Jones Jr infant son of Oscar and Mosse Donnelly Jones of 438 E Fremont, Mountainview Cemetery,Rev J Noble Lee officiating. Survivors include two grandmothers Ollie Anderson and Minnie Williams. Funeral arrangements by McHan Henderson.
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Herbert S. Howell
Herbert Smith Howell
S. Garfield
Downard Chapel
Henry G. West
Eleventh Ward
LDS Church
Sugar City
Idaho
Oscar Jones JR
Oscar
Mosse Donnelly Jones
E. Fremont Street
Mountainview
J. Noble Lee
Ollie Anderson
Arkansas
Minnie Williams
Mississippi
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Kendel Baby Born in St Anthony Area
Mr and Mrs Julius Kendel of 426 West Day welcomed a son born September 18 at St Anthony. The newborn adds a new member to the Kendel family and joins the local community.
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St. Anthony
Julius Kendel
West Day, Son
Gate City News Briefs Include LDS Mission Move and Local Notices
Gate City reports Harold Hancock to depart Sept 10 for the LDS mission in the Eastern states with headquarters in New York City. Farewell Sept 22 in Fifth Ward. Also Portneuf Grange 229 holds booster night Sept 22 with George Hersley speaking. Veterans post to plan membership drive. FBI agent Kimball to transfer from Pocatello to Coeur d Alene. Norma McLeod enrolls at University of Utah. H J Satterfield returns from central states mission. Fred J Debeer notes no highway changes for 91 and 191 through Pocatello. Fall Idaho Wool Growers meeting features Clyde of Heber and J M Jones. Rotary awards $125 scholarships to Leo Gill and Annette Jensen at Idaho State College.
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Pocatello
LDS
New York
Harold
Doc” Hancock
Alma Hancock
Richland Avenue
Fifth Ward
Portneuf Grange 229
Grange Hall
North Seventh Avenue
George Hersley
Boise
Louise Spraker
Ante Wool Growers Association
Pote Clyde
Heber
Utah
Utah Wool Growers
J. M. Jones
National Wool Growers Association
J. H. Breckenridge
Idaho
Denver track denies use of Harvey name for mechanical rabbit
At Denver's greyhound track the mechanical rabbit nicknamed Harvey by the announcer upset the play's copyright owners They refused to grant permission to use the title or character name for the track feature indicating a rejected naming joke.
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Harvey
Denver
Rusty
Novelist Doro Canfield Fisher Sees Disappointment in Work
At Marlboro College fiction writers conference Doro Canfield Fisher says she dislikes all her books each new work being a dreadful disappointment. She admits frustration with her own writing and questions her creative choices.
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Marlboro
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Marlboro College
Enrollment at 1428 for Idaho State College
Enrollment at Idaho State College reached 1,428 on Friday, with 1,056 men and 372 women. The liberal arts and pharmacy colleges total 1,268 students, and division breakdowns show athletics and education departments as well as 274 in pharmacy. A sizable share of pre-registered students have yet to pay fees, possibly pushing totals over 1,500.
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Idaho
State College
College of Liberal Arts
College of Pharmacy
Liberal Arts
Agriculture
Education Department
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Pocatello High School
Mary Carolyn Weller
Vern Herzog
Senate
Audrey Weese
Bob Jensen
Lynn Davis
Georgia Kortum
Dennis Dalton
Ted Tyler
Richard Jensen
Alicé Oelwein
Bob Pugmire
Roscoe Frost
Bill Ames
Carolyn Jones
Bill Ryan
Peggy Vickrey
Darlene Olsen
Miss Hoffman
Lynn Holladay
Gary Spidell
Gary Smith
Sharon Ann Kearsley
Red Cross
Richard Davis
Rip” Gledhill
Gary Spidel
Cleo Pat Price
Lois Magleby
Grace Allen
Harry Shimada
Robert Schneider
Dave Haller
John Ramish
Eva Wallin
Mr. Ellis
Gledhill
Jay Hawkes
Beverly Edwards
Anita Cutler
Wayne Whitlow
Holladay
Dottie Cripple
Bugs
Bugs Bunny
News of Record
NBC
Ksei-Fm
NEA
Vannevar Bush
Samuel Caldwell
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Gate City
Veterans of Foreign War Post
Memorial Hall
FBI
Charles H. Kimball
Cypress St
Coeur d’Alene
Kimball
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Norma McLeod
M. L. McLeod
Central States
H. J. Satterfield
A. Y. Satterfield
Washington
Washington, D. C
Glen Taylor
Fred J. Debeer
The
Highway Improvement Association
Pocatello Rotary Club
Leo Gill
Annetta Jesen
Idaho State College
Studebaker
E. Clark
Tudebaker
America
Castle Gate
Pocatello Lumber Co
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