Pocatello High School Grads Hear World Brotherhood Call
Graduation exercises featured Dr. George A. Selke urging world brotherhood to guide graduates in life’s competitive world. Salutatorian Harold Paige and valedictorian Phylis Pack spoke on progress and direction as diplomas were awarded by Lavern C. Johnson.
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Pocatello
Montana
George A. Selke
Greater Montana University
Selke
Harold Paige
Phylis Pack
Lawrence Steller
Assembly of God Church
India
Bob Swanson
Beryl Jensen
Rhea Hansen
Nancy Harrison
Janis Burton
Virginia Kelly
Carole Jacobsen
Elgar
26 Win Honors At Commencement
The article reports top honors at commencement with 14 seniors and 12 juniors named by Superintendent George N. Green before a near full high school auditorium. It lists the seniors Phyllis Pack Harold Paige Norma McLeod Roger Knowlton Reed Jensen Marian Clarke Francis King Owenetta Talbot Leo Gill Jessie Hollenbeck Wesley Skidmore Jeanine Barrow Kimiko Shimada Robert McCarty and 12 class of 1950 scholars Gary Spidell Grace Allen Dale Vesser Amelia McDougall Peggy Vickrey Richard Davis Lois Magleby Rosalie Hancock Bonnie Ligh Billie Reed Cleo Pat Price Marilyn Hubble.
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George N. Green
Phyllis Pack
Harold Paige
Norma McLeod
Roger Knowlton
Reed Jensen
Marian Clarke
Francis King
Owenetta Talbot
Leo Gill
Jessie Hollenbeck
Wesley Skidmore
Jeanine Barrow
Kimiko Shimada
Robert McCarty
Gary Spidell
Grace Allen
Dale Vesser
Amelia McDougall
Peggy Vickrey
Richard Davis
Lois Magleby
Rosalie Hancock
Bonnie Ligh
Billie Reed
Cleo Pat Price
Marilyn Hubble
Obituaries from Blackfoot Idaho Falls area
Funeral services for David LaVon Ellis 40 a livestock buyer who died Sunday were held in Idaho Falls. He died while branding sheep near Morgans bridge in Bingham county. He was born April 5 1909 in Grantsville Utah and married Es ther Pieper in January 1934. They lived in Idaho Falls since 1948. Ellis bought livestock for Cudahy and Swift packing in Blackfoot and Idaho Falls. Survivors include his widow two children David and Mary Lee five siblings and several relatives. In Blackfoot the infant daughter of Earl J and Thora Brown Bigler died in a Pocatello hospital. She was born May 25 in Pocatello. Surviving are parents a brother Kenneth Bruce Bigler 9 and a sister Nancy Lee Bigler 5, maternal grandfather Laune Brown and paternal grandmother Mrs Violet Coumerilh. A graveside service was held Tuesday at Grove City cemetery.
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Blackfoot
David LaVon Ellis
the Woods
Idaho Falls
Mr. Ellis
Higley Lakes
Morgans Bridge
Bingham County
Grantsville
Utah
Esther Pieper
Ogden
Cudahy and
Swift Packing
David and
Mary Lee
Lloyd G. Ellis
Los Angeles
Joe Ellis
Delta
Hollie Ellis
Coleville
Earl Ellis
Salt Lake City
Ed Housser
Aurora
Colo
Bor
Pocatello
Kenneth Bruce Bigler
Nancy Lee Bigler
Laune Brown
Violet Coumerilh
Grove City Cemetery
Died In Alaska Eli Karabelnkoff of Pocatello
Eli Karabelnkoff of Pocatello died Saturday in Kodiak Alaska where he was to be buried Wednesday He was inducted January 18 1943 served five months in the Continental service spent over two years overseas in campaigns including Sicily Rome Arno Southern France Rhineland and Southern Europe Discharged October 16 1945 he earned several medals Sole survivors include his brother John K 145 So Fourth and cousin Nellie E Davis Arlington Va born July 29 1905 in Eagle Harbor Alaska He had been ill for some time
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Eli Karabelnikoff
Pocatello
Kodiak
Alaska
Sicily
Rome
Arno
France
Rhineland
Europe
Eagle Harbor
John K
Nellie E. Davis
Arlington
Private sale of Elizabeth Kirkendall estate in Pocatello Idaho
Ruth M. Anthony Thomas executrix will private sale the decedent's Lot 15 Block 323 4200 sq ft at 234 South Lrd Pocatello Idaho. Ten percent bid at sale, balance cash, sale subject to probate court confirmation on June 11 1949 at Jones Pomeroy Jones Central Building Pocatello. Written bids to executrix or clerk before sale.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Elizabeth Kirkendall
Ruth M. Anthony Thomas
Messrs. Jones
Pomeroy & Jones
Central Building
Center
Main Street
Pocatello
City of
County of Bannock
State of
Idaho
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones
City of Pocatello
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of John Harrison Lynn Sr
The Executrix Gladys Potete Lynn notifies all creditors and claimants of the estate of John Harrison Lynn Sr also known as J H Lynn to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at the office of Robert M Terrell attorney 201 203 Pioneer Terrell Building Pocatello Idaho the executrix place of business as of May 25 1949 publication May 26 1949.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
John Harrison Lynn
J. H. Lynn
Robert M. Terrell
Pioneer-Terrell
Pocatello
Idaho
Seid Estate
Pirot
Gladys Potete Lynn
Executrix
Bannock
Fannie McCarty
Rose Lewis
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones Attorneys At
Roy Lindley Bags Two Bears on British Columbia Hunt
Roy Lindley, a Grange and rodeo leader from Pocatello, hunted in British Columbia with a guide and cook wrangler. He killed a grizzly and a black bear during a 14 day trip, adding to two Kodiak bears he bagged in Alaska last year. The party started from Wardner and traveled via Hamilton Montana Coeur d Alene to Cranbrook. The Lindleys returned to visit friends in Pulace Washington and attended a pioneer reunion in Dayton Washington.
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Pocatello
Roy Lindley
Grange
Rodeo Associations
Lindley
British Columbia
Alaska
Wardner
Cook
Lindleys
Hamilton
Mont
Coeur d'Alene
First centralized glassware center in New Amsterdam
The earliest centralized industry formed in New Amsterdam on Manhattan where handmade glass ware was produced continuously from 1645 to 1767.
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New Amsterdam
Manhattan
Press Club at College Elects New Officers
Hal Foss of the Bengal in Pocatello was elected president of the ISC Press club succeeding acting president Bob Birdsall of Fruitland. Other officers include Ed Amundsen of Pocatel lo as vice president, Naomi Chugg of Rupert as secretary, Bill Harwood of American Falls as treasurer, with Prof. Wallace E. Garets of the journalism department as sponsor.
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Hal Foss
Pocatello
Idaho State College
the Bengal
ISC Press Club
Bob Birdsall
Fruitland
Ed Amundsen
Wicklop
Naomi Chugg
Rupert
Bill Harwood
American Falls
Wallace E. Garets
Mary
Fraternity Elects Alpha Psi Omega Officers at ISC
Alpha Psi Omega at Idaho State College elected officers for next year at the final semester meeting. Bud Skinner of Idaho Falls was chosen president to succeed Alan Blomquist of Pocatello. Other officers include Vice President Julia Ward of Melad and Secretary-Treasurer Jean Gottfredson of Pocatello.
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Alpha Psi Omega
Idaho State College
Bud Skinner
Idaho Falls
Alan Blomquist
Pocatello
Julia Ward
Mae Lad
Jean Gottfredson
Journalism sponsor honored with press club plaque
Helfant, an instructor in journalism, served as sponsor while Archie LeDuc, head of the print shop, was named honorary sponsor and presented a press club plaque for his cooperation.
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Helfant
Archie LeDuc
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Earl J
Thora Brown Bigler
Pocatello Hospital
Sunnybank
Roun Safeway
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
George Clough, II
Wiiamson
Western Coal
Iliamson Funwacis
Bioxton Stokers
Pocatello, Idaho
No. 234 South Lrd
Pocatello, Ida
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Summery
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