Around Town Update from Pocatello Area
County Superintendent Scott D Lowe visited McCammon and Arimo on school matters. Mary Lund daughter of the Probate Judge returned to Pocatello after BYU commencement in Provo. Mrs Clair B Young from San Fernando arrived to help care for her mother released from St. Anthony's hospital. Barbara Kelly returned from Linfield College McMinnville for summer in Pocatello. Madeline Garvin plans Idaho Falls Day camping and July camp at Nodding Pine. A blue tool box and tools valued at 60 stolen from 553 S 10th. Judge Isaac McDougall granted divorce Morris W Ray from Elizabeth Ray for cruelty. Roy Horne reports No 7 iron stolen from Bud Thurston at Whitman hotel course valued 10.50. E V Brookshire reports tire valve stems and two hubcaps stolen in neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lund
Willard Lund
BYU
Provo
Pocatello
Clair B. Young
San Fernando
Calif
Charles Percival
N. Harrison
St. Anthony's Hospital
Barbara Kelly
C. A. Kelly
South Ninth Avenue
McMinnville
Oregon
Linfield College
Madeline Garvin
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Nodding Pine
Roy Horne
Bud Thurston
Whitman Hotel
Baptism Teaches New Life in Christ at Pocatello Church
Minister D L Harquess outlines baptism as remission of sins and the entering of a new life in Jesus Christ, citing Acts 2 38 Romans 6 4 and Colossians 2 12. The Church of Christ at 407 E Benton St invites questions and hosts a Young People's meeting Sundays at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Paul
Church of Christ
E. Benton Street
Pocatello
Young Peoples
Local Crime, Custody Ruling, and Vehicle Thefts Reported
Donna Verna Harris wins a divorce from John Phillip Harris with custody of three children. Hub caps taken from a neighbor’s Chrysler and a Studebaker theft noted. Two soldiers from Pocatello Army Air Base apprehended for AWOL. Set. William E. Cochran remains at large. Police report two traffic collisions on North Main with minor damage and an illegal parking forfeiture list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Verna Harris
John Phillip Harris
L. E. Glennon
Pocatello Army Air Base
William E. Cochran
Jack A. Evalina
Charles A. Clark
Vehicle damage and a bar attack lead to police reports
The rear of a sedan and a front fender of a coupe were damaged. Officer Lonchar reported Leroy Fournier, 37, Detroit, suffered an attack at the Oasis bar and was taken to General Hospital. Fournier, a chartered bus driver for Indian Trail Bus, was visiting Pocatello. Also noted are travel plans of local residents to Boise for an Odd Fellows meeting and a Montana alert for 16 year old Walter Foster with two companions, plus a $50 reward and details from Sheriff Osborne. Two equalization actions were filed in Bannock county court by Sam Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyle Ward
Route 2 North
Ward
North Main
G. R. Lonchar
Leroy Fournier
Detroit
Oasis Bar
General Hospital
Fournier
Pocatello
Volney Watts
Guy Hanson
F. D. Willard
Boise
Canton
Odd Fellows
Wheeler
Idaho
W. H. Osborne
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Mont
Alma Marley
Walter Foster
Montana
Foster
Gordon Boyd
Robert Wagner
Osborne
Bannock County
Fifth District
Sam Nixon
Nixon case set for hearing before district judge
Against the county commissioners acting as a board of equalization, a hearing is scheduled before District Judge L. E. Glennon at 10 a m Friday. Attorneys for Nixon are Jones, Pomeroy & Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
L. E. Glennon
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones
Nixon
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Moscow
University City
Quentin C. Murdock
Murdock
Joyce Hudson
Myrtle Heidenreich
Downey
Shirley Hendricks
Jennie, Hogan
Grace
Scott D. Lowe
McCammon
Arimo
Richard Morril
S. 10Th
Isaac McDougall
Morris W. Ray
Elizabeth Ray
E. V. Brookshire
North Arthur
D. L. Harquess, Jr
DeLite Bakery
Studebaker
Chrysler
Girl Scout Council
Chief Sales & Service Store
Merlin J. Findley
George Huth
Clarence Stephenson
Markhams Inc
H. R. Anderson
Curt Hall
Earl Spahr
Frank R. Kleffner
B. QO. Garretson
Albert L. Pucket
Mackey
Main
Aston C. Croft
Bryan Street
East Center
Oyder
Wate Electric
L&h
Pop
Pharmecy
Rexall
West Center
Penney
Penney’s
Prisocillas
RAYON
Oloi Cael
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