Third Alumna From Same Family Attends Mount Holyoke Reunion
Mrs. W Sherman Hunt of Pocatello attends Mount Holyoke College 50th class reunion joining 35 of 39 living members from the class of 1898. The gathering precedes the 111th commencement on June 7 with a report on the Two Million fund campaign. Hunt is daughter and granddaughter of former graduates and plans to visit New England and represent the Pocatello library at the National Library Association convention in Atlantic City.
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South Hadley
Mass
Pocatello Tribune
W. Sherman Hunt
Pocatello
Mount Holyoke College
Mount Holyoke
Hunt
Anna M. Hall
Maria Savage Hood
Mount Holyoke Seminary
Mary Lyon
Pocatello Public Library
Mt. Holyoke
New England
Pocatello Library
National Library Association
Atlantic City
Obituary notices for Wanstreet and Ewing in Bannock county
Funeral services for Charles W. Wanstreet pioneer resident of Bannock county were held Wednesday at McHan Henderson chapel with Rev. Albert E. Beasley presiding. Burial followed at Mountainview cemetery. Also, funeral services for John W. Ewing SF 2/c of 445 South Arthur, killed aboard ship August 5 1943, will be Friday at McHan Henderson with Rev. A R MacDonald officiating. Burial in Mountainview cemetery with full military honors by Pocatello post No. 4 American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wanstreet
Bannock County
McHan- Henderson
Albert E. Beasley
First Baptist Church
Ingard Neilson
T. R. Neilson
Joe Wallace
K. M. Skigaris
C. R. Johnston
Eldred Burwell
Carl Wrensted
Morgan Hawkes
John W. Ewing SF
South Arthur
Algiers
North Africa
McHan - Henderson
A. R. MacDonald
Wesley Martin
Bert Martin
Earl Easton
Robert Atkinson
LaVern Carter
Wayne Atkinson
Mountainview Cemetery
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Funeral rites honor Laura M. Davis in Soda Springs
Mrs Laura M Davis of route one north died last Sunday while visiting in Weiser. Funeral services were held in the LDS Seventh ward church with clergy and local leaders in charge. Casket bearers included Hyram Horton and Ernest Spraker. burial followed in Soda Springs cemetery under McHan Henderson funeral home supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Davis
Route One
North
Weiser
LDS Seventh Ward
Claude W. Stuart
Seventh Ward
Glen Davis
Mr. Stuart
Old Rugged Cross
Earl Balls
Jed L. Ashton
S. A. Dunn
George J. Davis
Joseph Stuart
Beautiful Home
Frank Harris
Hyram Horton
C. T. Ainsworth
Ernest Spraker
Russell Henry
Sam McNabb
Floyd Johnson
Flowers
Seventh Ward Relief Society
Marie Baldwin
Soda Springs
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Kenneth Balls
Petersens spend summer in Pocatello from California visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur Petersen are in Pocatello for the summer after a California home stay while keeping a winter residence near Palm Beach California. George Myers reports six head of horses missing or stolen in Po catello with brands visible per state inspector O J Shaw. Kiwanis bulletin praises Guy Nielson and tree planting on City creek project as Past Presidents Day is set for June 8 with film Alaskan Big Game Hunting and piano duo by Gaylord Sanford and John Taylor. Ray Merman leads the program with R F Goranson on music. Robisons return to Caldwell after Memorial Day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Petersen
California
Pocatello
Palm Beach
Calif
George Myers
Star Route
O. J. Shaw
Boise
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Bulletin
Guy Nielson
City Creek
Pocatello Tribune
Kiwanis Club
Standard Oil Company
Gaylord Sanford
John Taylor
Ray Merman
R. F. Goranson
Funeral services for Sergeant Gene E. Hickman
Funeral services for Sergeant Gene E. Hickman 24 Downey were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 in the Downey high school auditorium with Bishop Heber Olson in charge. Full military honors were given by McCammon VFW D Harris commander assisted by VFW post 735 of Pocatello with R G Putnam commander in charge. Graveside rites followed at Arimo cemetery with VFW grave-side services by Chaplain Jesse Kelley and Commander D Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene E. Hickman
Downey
Len Hickman
Downey High School
Bishop Heber Olson
McCammon Vfw
D. Harris
VFW
Pocatello
R. G. Putnam
Robert E. Cole
Owen Morley
Henry J. Nelson
Abraham Hatch
LDS Church
Arimo
Karen Neilson
Katherine Capell
Katherine Payne
Farrell Neilson
Bert Morley
Evan L. Christensen
Keneath
Charles Capell
Bobby Henderson
Sam John
Darrell Watson
Olson
Jesse Kelley
Robisons and friends tour: from Pocatello to Baltimore
Mr and Mrs T H Robison traveled en route to Pocatello visiting Bancroft and other towns. They stopped in St Louis Washington Alexandria Baltimore Chicago and Glenview with E B Connelly and family. They met relatives including George Woodhall Lor etta Malone and the Arden Andreae and Bruce Lee families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Robison
S. Eleventh
Jim Cochran
Jefferson
Ross K. Creer
E. Lovejoy
Pocatello
Robisons
Bancroft
Arden Andreae
Bruce Lee
Chicago
Andreae
Dorothy Cleave
Lee
Jane Roberts
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages June 2
Marriage licenses issued include Keith Bell 20 and Norma Randall 17 of Pocatello with mother consent, Fay Christensen 25 of Bancroft and Lisa Looper 27 of Clovis NM, Daniel Hernandez 19 and Wilma Garity 19 of Fort Hall, George Bradley 20 of Pocatello and Jessie Mosier 23 of St. Anthony. Robert L. Simpson 23 of Shelley and Vida Adell McAffee 21 of Darlington also licensed Thursday. Births at St. Anthony Hospital reported June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Bell
Norma Randall
Pocatello
C. N. Randall
Fay B. Christensen
Bancroft
Lisa Lee Looper
Clovis
N. M
Daniel Hernandez
Wilma Garity
Fort Hall
George W. Bradley
Jessie Mosier
St. Anthony
Robert L. Simpson
Shelley
Vida Adell McAffee
Darlington
City Reopens Old Well At Ross Park
Mayor George R. Phillips announced the rehabilitation of a Ross park well capable of 1 million gallons daily. Water Superintendent William J. Speir praised the planning and noted total cost near $600 versus $25 000 for a new well. Drilling at the Raymond park well reached 60 feet of an estimated 100 foot depth. Speir said rock would typically occur at 40 to 50 feet. Thirty seven Berlins, twenty one Romes, and nineteen Viennas are listed among U S places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Park
George R. Phillips
Phillips
William J. Speir
Speir
Raymond Park
Melvin and Tizby Hunt Foster Child Photo Ad
Melvin and Tizby Hunt of 482 Park announce a birth for Reed and Evelyn Harris residents of McCammon. A boy and a girl were welcomed into the Harris household, details not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Tizby Hunt
Park
Reed
Evelyn Harris
McCammon
England's First Poet Laureate Honored in 1617
The article notes Ben Jonson as England's first poet laureate in 1617, marking a historic royal recognition of his literary status and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ben Jonson
War Dance to Highlight Pocatello Frontier Rodeo 1948
Indian dances will feature the three day event with a 25 member Bannock Shoshone group from Fort Hall in full feather regalia. The parade and nightly war dance will open performances July 16. Indian village and tepees will be set up on the rodeo grounds for July 16 17 18 with tribal leaders coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Frontier Rodeo
Ray V. Swanson
Rodeo Committee
Fort Hall
Swanson
Bill Shields
Lew Haller
Andrew Honena
John Ballard
Tom Compton
LaSalle Pocatello
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W. Sherman
Mary E.) Hunt
Mesdames
W. R. Fore
Charles Moore
Thelma Etter
John Whitsell
8. E. Brady
Mirae
M. D
Calvin Whiting
Annis Martin
Tony Cuoio
Harry Dudenake
Benny Cooper
Jerry Morgan
Ted Royter
Monte Royter
Ted McCurdy
LaVerne Cardwell
John Baxter
Richard E. Carter
J. Gordon Willes
Jerry Martin
Marsh Center Relief Society
Ada L. Parris
Downard Mortuary
Keith Robison
Caldwell
Sgt
Gene Hickman
Ocean City
Ranger
Martin
West Center
Nate
Morgan Rocaretto
Ura
Bill Spillman
Les Hawkes
Hawkes Transfer and Storage Company
R. C. Killian Plumbing Company
St. Anthony Hospital
Eprrell Shoe CO
U. S
Berlin
Rome
Vienna
Sages
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