Oneida County School Survey Recommends Abandoning Several Rural Bets
Idaho State College survey finds all Oneida county schools except Malad high school unsatisfactory for continued use. It urges abandoning St John Samaria Holbrook and Stone schools, consolidating staff at Malad, and using buses to transport pupils given better road access and cost efficiency.
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Malad
Oneida County
Idaho State College
Malad High School
St. John, Samaria
Holbrook
Stone
Samaria
Students On Increase in Oneida County Schools
Superintendent Charles O Simpson reports 1092 students enrolled in Oneida County schools as of Sept 23 up 24 from last year. First grade shows the largest gain with 20 more pupils. City Schools enroll 331 in high school and 630 in grade schools with 130 pupils in Samaria St John Stone and Holbrook. Grade by class includes seniors 80 juniors 94 sophomores 83 freshmen 74 and various grades down to first grade 102.
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Charles 0. Simpson
Oneida County
Samaria St. John, Stone and Holbrook
Pontiac Hikes Car Production For Year
R D Gallafent from Bannock Motor reports Pontiac division of General Motors will produce about 361000 cars this year up 80000 from prior records. He and 30 Pontiac dealers toured the expanded Pontiac plant shown capable of producing half a million cars annually.
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Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
R. D. Gallafent
Bannock Motor
Pocatello
Pontiac
Midi
Gallafent
Malad Ward Unit Names New Heads
At the annual ward conference of the Malad Second ward Mrs. Mary Sweeten was chosen as president of the ward Relief Society with Fern Willie and Lile Kern as counselors and Pearl Jones as secretary. Other aides named include Margaret Laws Norma Gleed Cora Sorensen Flora Kent Hannah Peterson Lucille Bush Anna Whitworth Helen Servoss Amelia Spencer Beth Facer and Wanda Napier.
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Mary Sweeten
Ward Relief Society
Fern Willie
Lile Kern
Pearl Jones
Obituaries from Rockland and Burley and Boise water conference
Obituary notices for Henry Jensen 83 pioneer Rockland resident with services at Rockland LDS ward chapel and burial at Rockland cemetery. Also infant Rose Linda Ann Leslie burial details and Fannie Smith Martin funeral in Burley with church service and burial. Boise report: state reclamation engineer says national water conservation conference seeks Congressional probe into officials promoting regional authorities.
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Rockland
LDS Ward
Lee May
Rockland Cemetery
Hall
Melvin H. Walker
Yellowstone Avenue
Burley
Rose Linda Ann Leslie
Carl D
Anna M. Schwartz Leslie
Richardson
The
Assembly of God Church
Carl D. Leslie
John P. Schwartz
Germany
Burley First Ward
Fannie Smith Martin
Cassia County
Isaac Lee
Lloyd Martin
Jay Barrus
Clarence Randall
John Craner
Mose Martin
Hyrum Martin
Hal Matthews
Marilyn Clark
Mrs. Matthews
Burley Cemetery
Vern McCulloch
Gridsons
Luther Boyd
Clarence Nelson
Dan Howarth
Merrill Martin
Charles Martin
John Meyer
Bertha Hill
Lena Taylor
Gail Lewis
Ella Toolson
Boise
Mark R. Kulp
National Water Conservation Conference
Kulp
Chicago
Congress
Special Welding Classes At ISC Begin For Employed Workers
Two evening welding classes start today and Thursday at Idaho State College for employed tradespeople. One class meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 10, the other Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 10. Registration and lab fees apply. contact Roy F. Christensen at 2984 J for details.
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Idaho State College
Roy F. Christensen
Christensen
Jury Finds Air Embolism Caused Fisher Death
A 14 man coroner's jury ruled Mrs. Thomas R. Fisher died from air embolism after an inquest led by Coroner Vern McCulloch. Her husband faces a manslaughter charge and is free on bail after arraignment. Witnesses included pathologist Dr J Woodson Creed and Dr L M Kelly. Fireman J S Anderson testified resuscitation lasted thirty minutes.
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L. M. Kelly
Fisher
J. S. Anderson
Oneida Opens Recreation Center With Games and Snack Bar
MALAD Special. The Oneida recreation center opened Saturday afternoon. Owners Tom My and Ren Dives unveiled a 60 by 150 foot cinder block building featuring bowling alleys, pool tables, shuffleboard, roller skating, a snack bar and a fountain. The front section includes pool tables, shuffleboard, and the snack bar.
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Oneida
Tommy
Ren
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Henry Jessen
Ces
Henry
Neer
ISC
Orig
Shasta
Duran
Ass’t
Hollywood
Southeast Idaho Furniture Co
East Center
S. E. Idaho Furniture
Duncan Phyfe
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