Community Roundup Lists Local Events and Incidents
County Agent Boyle conducts potato jogging demonstration at Grace. Pocatello Ladies plan birthday luncheon in YWCA club room Thursday at 1 30 p m. New offices for Dr W L Olsen slated for July 29 at 303 Carlson building. Arman Vertucci trains in Port Hueneme. Police report thefts, traffic accidents and a baby birth. Black Rock school consolidation approved by county commissioners. VFW to hold annual picnic in Ross Park. Former ISU students Bro and Phoenix assigned in Italy. Gold Elgin watch stolen. two 17 year old suspects sought.
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Vance Archibald
Driggs
Jon
Pocatello
Frank Richmond
Jim Balboa
Richmond
Whitman Hotel
Notice of Sale in Foreclosure District Court Idaho
Public auction to satisfy a 1944 foreclosure decree. Owen Marley as plaintiff sells real estate in Bannock County Idaho including parts of Section 14 Township 10 South Range 36 East Boise Meridian. Sale at the courthouse steps August 12 1944 at 10 AM. Proceeds to satisfy $1908.67 plus costs under writ of execution.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bannock
Owen Marley
L. Marley
Phoebe C. Marley
L. B. Marley
Emma Marley
Lydia M. Weston
Gwen Lewis
Dessif US
Mathews
Wilford Marley
W. W. Marley
John Marley
John H. Marley
Bannock County
Idaho
Boise Meridian
Jack
Saechand
Court House
Pocapot
United States of
Amer
Canning film and local notices in Pocatello Idaho area
Thelma Lee will present a film Canning the Victory Crop at 2 p.m. Monday in the Idaho Power auditorium with a Q and A on canning. The event invites all women from Pocatello, Fol lowing the film James Morgan is named pound master for Pocatello and Alameda. Morgan notes dog licenses due by May 1 with fines for unlicensed dogs. license fees vary by gender and city. Three gasoline ration books were reported lost or stolen in Pocatello. specific cases involve T and A gas books and a 1940 driver’s license.
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Thelma Lee
Idaho Power
Pocatello and
James Morgan
Alameda
Glenn W. Hadley
Morgan
Pocatello
E. A. Grover
Portneuf Park
Sam Vigliaturo
South Third
Edward Snyder
Richland Acres
Obituary of Mary Jane Morris Sheldon
Mrs Mary Jane Morris Sheldon died Saturday in Los Angeles. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at McHan chapel with Rev Joseph Baird Gleason officiating. Music by Prof Rudolph Goranson and Mrs Goranson. Pallbearers included Mont Amos William Smith Ivan Sellers A E Giesler C M Jeffery J C Acheson. Honorary pallbearers were C E Rush Tony Smith William Dillon James Scott C M Christenson Chris Christenson. Ivy Rebekah lodge No 23 members arranged flowers. Concluding services at Mount...
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Mary Jane Morris Sheldon
Los Angeles
McHan
Joseph Baird Gleason
Rudolph Goranson
Goranson
Mont Amos
William Smith
Ivan Sellers
A. E. Giesler
C. M. Jeffery
J. C. Acheson
C. E. Rush
Tony Smith
William Dillon
James Scott
C. M. Christenson
Chris Christenson
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No
Bess Andrews
Priscilla Smith
Margaret Lopez
Anna Kamm
Zella Dillon
Maude Slingerland
Moun
Mrs Ruth M. Johnson 43 Dies After Short Illness
Ruth M. Johnson of route 1 North Pocatello died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born October 25 1901 she married Henry Johnson in 1919. Survivors include her husband two sons William and Henry two daughters Claudia and Carol Joyce and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Ruth M. Johnson
Route 1
North Pocatello
Clarence
Hattie Mohler
Henry Johnson
Burr Oak
Kansas
Phoenix
Ariz
Pocatello
Army Air Corps
Southwest
Pacific
Claudia Burton
Carol Joyce Johnson
Downard Mortuary
Rotary President Names Committees in Pocatello Club
Fergus Briggs president of the Pocatello Rotary club in the 110th district announces 1944 45 committee appointments. Officers include William B Cady as vice president Finis Bentley secretary treasurer and E J Potter sergeant at arms with Briggs Lund Garrett Wells and others as directors.
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Fergus Briggs
Pocatello Rotary Club
Gomer P. Peacock
Price
Utah
Briggs
William 8. Cady
Finis Bentley
E. J. Potter
John Lund
J D. Buehler
Archie Gesas
Paul Nash
LeRoy E. Jones
L. C. Johnson
Henry Fletcher
E. A. Dufford
H. E. Dulaney
C. R. Petersen
W. S. Cady
Henry H. Fletcher
Rotary Education
A. L. Baker
S. E. Brady
C. G. Wells
J. B. Blackhurst
Community and service group rosters listed by months
A long list of people organized by service categories and monthly program committees. Names include Angland Walter E Brown Yearsley Burton and many others across International Youth Child welfare Student loan Inter club relations and monthly schedules from August to June, with several officers and chairpersons repeated.
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E. R. Prevol
Finis Bentley
E. N. Roberts
Jos
Ralph Moon
Paul Roberts
G. D. Moyle
H. B. Yearsley
M. T. Deaton
Roy L. Getty
Robi. G. Hemingway
Homer Irvin
Clarence Stephenson
Jos. Clothier
Wm. L. Clothier
T. R. Neilson
E. T. Ferry
A. B. Parrett
Murmansk Temperatures Similar to Moscow Despite Distance
A report notes Murmansk and Moscow share similar temperatures, with Moscow located about 930 miles farther south. The comparison highlights regional climate patterns and implications for travel and lifestyle in northern Russia.
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Murmansk
Moscow
Murtaugh Hero Killed Overseas
Marine Captain Samuel Cordell Turner 25 of Murtaugh was listed as killed in action. He went overseas July 1942 and was wounded October 1942, serving as a lieutenant before later attaining captaincy. He married June Browning in December 1942. Parents Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Turner received the telegram.
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Murtaugh
Twin Falls County
Samuel Cordell Turner
Tananboga Island
Guadalcanal
Navy Department
D. R. Turner
New Zealand Marine Officer From Murtaugh
Native of Murtaugh volunteered for the Marine Corps in 1938. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in May 1942 at Camp Elliott, California.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Murtaugh
Marine Corps
Camp Elliott
California
Flags carried to North Africa amid Allied landings
The report notes American flags brought into North Africa by allied troops, described as sand-proofed for the desert environment. It also mentions Mohammedans using coffee to stay awake during long religious ceremonies.
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North Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Dean Boyle
Grace
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies
Y.W.C.A. Club
W. L. Olsen
Carlson Building
Adv
Arman Vertucci
Idaho Southern University
Port Hueneme
Calif
H. L. Jenkins
Wayne
John Neeser
North
Garfield
Alice Toston
Dee Hospital
Ogden
Ian Cowie
East Lewis
Henderson
LaRene Young
Mary B. Renberg
West Lander
Boise
Mountains
Bert Weston
Twin Falls
Weston
Hunt
Anna Keefe
Masashi Kusuda
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Aiko Okamura
A. R. Maestas
Lucy Valdez
Durango, Colo
Clayton FE. Coley
Washington
North Main
Ooley
Robert Wilson
North Arthur
Union Pacific
Black Rock
Scott D. Lowe
Sam J. Maynard
J. S. Maynard
East Center
Maynard
Mink Creek
City Water Department
Clarence M. Rainey
Rainey
Pocatello Fire Department
C. L. Yelton
N. Lincoln
St. Anthony Hospital
Grant Housley
East Lander
Chesley Duncan
Duncan
Marines
Wendel
Dean Whitaker
Downey
Charles Brown
Clyde Clinton Dell
Embre
Leon Vinene
Eddie J. Maken
William Barnicle
Joe Geswich
Frank Spade
Stephen Talbot
C. Neider
Joseph C. Crowley
Pocatello Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wil
Ross Park
University
Pfc
J. C. Bro
Couer d'Alene
Chilton Phoenix
Jerome
Italy
Bro
ISU
Pfc. Phoenix
Bengal
Balboa
Tainview Cemetery
E. A. White
Rebekah Lodge
V. 5. Watts
Harry A. Lintelman
Rotary
Smoky Mountain
4 Furniture CO
Nabisco
Psiz
Norwich
THE
Ford Drug CO
Pocatello Drug CO