Local notes and incidents around town
County official Clegg Raymond reports haying in progress in the McCammon area. Burglaries reported on East Clark and a dog bite at Main and Gould. An accident on Highway 91 north of town caused no injuries. Bannock County moves toward a new county shop on South Second. Coast Guard Specialist Gayle Davids discharged after service in Palm Beach and Washington D C.
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Clegg Raymond
McCammon
Bannock
South Second
W. P. Havener
Fred S. Cook
Benson Hotel
Jed Ashton
Pocatello
Gayle Davids
US Coast Guard
St. Louis
Spec. Davids
Palm Beach
Florida
Washington, D. C
Drive against cars without tail lights to continue
Chief of Police A L Oliver announces a continued indefinite program to check lighting on cars. One day each week the city police will conduct systematic tail light inspections on our streets. The Darwin case Bloxham vs Robinson jury verdict awards the plaintiff 1565 plus 6 percent interest from July 23 1945 and costs.
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A. L. Oliver
District Court of
Darwin O
Discharge of Pvt William McLaughlin at Fort Douglas Utah
Pvt William McLaughlin of the 9223rd technical service unit is discharged from the separation center at Fort Douglas Utah. He is noted as wearing the victory medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
William McLaughlin
South Lincoln
9223Rd Technical Service
Fort Douglas
Utah
McLaughlin
Tech
John A. McDaniel
North Hayes
943Rd Signal Service Btn
McDaniel
Thirty Club Floor Show and Music Announcement
Advertisement promises floor show and good music every night at the Thirty Club with Oren performing at noon.
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Oren
Adv
Fireman Roy Marler Receives World War II Victory Medal
Fireman Second Class Roy Marler of 940 North Lincoln was discharged from the personnel separation center USNB Bremerton Washington. He is entitled to wear the World War II Victory Medal.
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Roy
Marler
North Lincoln
USNB
Bremerton
Wash
Seaman
James Lavern Barrus
Randolph
Bremerton, Wash
Seaman Barrus
Gaylen
Pond
USN
Marriage Licenses Issued In Pocatello And Aberdeen
Yesterday two pairs received marriage licenses. Matthew G Fifield 48 of Pocatello wed Leah Hale 38 of Pocatello. Calvin D Westover 21 of Aberdeen married June Christensen Lott 16 of Aberdeen with written permission from her mother Mrs Rex Lott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew G. Fifield
Pocatello
Leah Hale
Calvin D. Westover
Aberdeen
June Christensen Lott
Miss Lott
Rex Lott
Faycettes Discuss Rodeo Ceremonial at YWCA Meeting
At the YWCA meeting the Faycettes planned the Rodeo and Indian ceremonial and formed a committee to help with arrangements. The committee includes Ethel Otto Eileen Hill Velda Herzog Ve Bell Mildred Banyard Martha Johnston Ione Tucker Sally Hill and Ellen Kunz. Lavern Kunz reported on the recent Jerome state convention. Bernice Smith led entertainment and attendees participated.
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YWCA
Ethel Otto
Eileen Hill
Velda Herzog
Ve Bell
Mildred Banyard
Martha Johnston
Ione Tucker
Sally Hill
Ellen Kunz
Jerome
Lavern Kunz
Bernice Smith
Local Furriers Advertise Storage Amid Event Winners
A brief item notes Mildred Banyard won the high prize and Ellen Hill the low score in a local event. We Bell supervised refreshments. Leeney Furriers at 126 S Second offered fur storage with hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the promotion.
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Bug
Mildred Banyard
Ellen Hill
We Bell
Leeney Furriers
Veterans and officials listed with medals and duties
Discharges noted for Alfred E Hargrave at Fort Lewis Washington Seaman 2C James Barrus at Bremerton and Seaman First Class Gaylen Pond at Bremerton with campaign medals listed Also John A McDaniel and others noted for service at other separation centers Includes county officials at Cincinnati and a Father’s Day Eve event at Moose Dence with Joe Ortega orchestra and a $1 per couple admission Adj.
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Moose Dence
Joe Ortega
Bannock County Reports No Bonded Indebtedness
The 1945 Bannock County annual financial report states there are no county bonds outstanding and no sinking fund balance. It notes Sgt. William N. Hatch of Bancroft was discharged at Fort Lewis with multiple service medals. Paul Nash of Pocatello chamber receives surplus B24 planes notice from War Assets Administration as mementos for municipalities.
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Bannock County
W. H. Jensen
Board of County Commissioners
Paul Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
War Assets Administration
Army
Navy
Pocatello
Eastern Star to Hold Initiation and Reception at Masonic Temple
Radient chapter No. century Order of Eastern Star meets in the Masonic temple Saturday at 8 for initiation. Newly elected grand matron Patience A. Curtis of Weiser and grand patron Walter Oelwein of Pocatello will be the honored guests. a reception follows. All OES members invited.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Patience A. Curtis
Weiser
Idaho
Walter Oelwein
Pocatello
OES
Moose Dance Saturday Night With Joe Ortega Orchestra
A Moose dance event Saturday features live music by Joe Ortega Orchestra. Patrons are invited to join the community dance night with classic tunes and a lively program.
Wanted man signs name of Commander Bell USNR in Utah
A man about 48 years old, six feet tall and 180 pounds, with hazel eyes and a fair complexion, is sought in Cedar City Utah for issuing worthless checks. He wears a blue naval uniform with three stripes indicating full commander and a bronze oak leaf insignia for lieutenant commander. He is described as slightly bald and smooth shaven with a gold filling in an upper front tooth.
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Cedar City
Utah
Charles Bell
USNR
Upon This Rock Sermon at First Congregational Church
Ed Cunningham announces Sunday worship at 10 50 a m at First Congregational Church with the sermon titled Upon This Rock. The service features soloist Mrs J E Schaefer and ends a summer hiatus until August 4 with faith anchors for life and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Ed Cunningham
J. E. Schaefer
Accident at Second and Clark involves Buick and bus
An accident reported yesterday between a Buick with license 1B 52 45 driven by C D Moore and a Motor Transit company bus driven by Rex H Kirkham occurred at the Second and Clark streets intersection. Buick damage included front bumper grill right front fender right head light and right side of hood. Bus damage affected left front fender and front of the body.
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Buick
C. D. Moore
Motor Transit Company
Rex H. Kirkham
Second
Clark Streets
Local notes mix license offense and community events
A driver was charged with operating a car bearing license 4B 413 in a 20 mile zone at speeds up to 40 mph from South Fifth to South Fifth. Main is open for Aerons from Penney's. Recent visitors in Pocatello were Mr and Mrs Roy C Thoma of Spokane. Their daughter Mrs V J Cline, returning from Buffalo NY, attended a graduation at Idaho Southern university where daughter Margaret Thoma earned a pharmD. Another daughter Joan recently graduated from Lewis and Clark high school in Spokane. Thoma was known as a mountain climber with climbs including Kinport peak Mt Borah and other peaks in OR WA. Rotary Club secretary Finis Bentley reports four new members will be welcomed at the June 27 meeting and president elect C G Billmeyer will report on the Atlantic City convention at the June 20 meeting. No meeting on July 4 and at the July meeting.
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South Fifth
Pocatello
Roy C. Thoma
Spokane
V. J. Cline
Buffalo
N. Y
Los Angeles
Margaret Thoma
School of Pharmacy
Idaho Souther University
Joan
Lewis and Clark High School
Thoma
Kinport
Oregon
Washington
Finis Bentley
The
Pocatello Rotary Club
C. G. Billmeyer
Atlantic City
N. J
New Officers to Take Charge After Ensign Pelton Returns
Ensign Ralph V. Pelton has returned to his mother's home at 205 West Buell and is on inactive duty with indefinite leave. He completed three and a half years of active service including time in the Galapagos Islands and Panama. Pelton is a graduate of Pocatello High School and studied two years at Idaho Southern University, enlisting in December 1943.
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Ralph V. Pelton
West Buell
Galapagos Islands
Panama
Pocatello High School
Idaho Southern University
Senate Nominees Share Veteran Political Roots in Idaho
Idaho Senate hopefuls Henry C. Dworshak and George F. Donart share extensive political backgrounds. Both are veterans in public life, married with American Legion and Masonic ties. Dworshak, 51, has four sons while Donart, 57, has two. Dworshak served four terms as Second District congressman and Donart six terms in the House.
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Boise
Idaho
Henry C. Dworshak
George F. Donart
American Legion
Dworshak
Donart
Theft of triangular flags at Ross Park golf course
Harry P. Jacobsen reports the loss of red cloth triangular flags with white numerals used to mark hole positions at Ross Park golf course last night. Police say boys or souvenir hunters likely behind the theft and note caddies must wear badges on duty at the course. In court Wilford George pleads guilty to intoxication and pays a $15 fine while Grace Pierce forfeits $2.50 bond for a tail light violation. J. R. Bagwell forfeits $1 bond for illegal parking and Harold T. Barnes forfeits $20 for speeding. Mr. Darnes was
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Harry P. Jacobsen
Public Parks
Ross Park
Wilford George
Grace Pierce
J. R. Bagwell
Harold T. Barnes
Mr. Darnes
Donart Captures Democratic Senate Nomination After Turbulent Primary
The article notes Donart, former state Senate minority leader, sought the Democratic senatorial nomination in 1940 but lost to Glen Taylor who supported him. Donart then defeated Charles C Gossett in the Democratic primary Tuesday, with Gossett resigning as governor November 17 to take a federal vacancy created by Senator John Thomas's death. Gossett heads to Washington after a seven week campaign.
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State Senate
Glen Taylor
Donart
Senate
Charles C Gossett
Gossett
John Thomas
Idaho
Washington
Mourners to receive dollar at Coffin funeral
One hundred twelve mourners who attended the funeral of Charles Coffin, 58, are scheduled to receive a dollar apiece. Estel Funeral Home of Marengo handles arrangements in Le Grand Iowa.
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LE Grand
Iowa
Charles Coffin
Estel
Mar
Coffin Arranged Mourner List Before Death
Shall town disclosed today that Coffin arranged before his death that a list of mourners be compiled and the payment made.
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Shalltown
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East Clark
Evan Jones
N. Garfield
Bobbie Jones
Main and
Gould
Adyo
West Center
Bonneville
SUN
Tennessee
Alfred E. Hargrave
J Street
Idaho Falls
3105Th Sig. Sv. Btn
Fort Lewis
Sgt
Hargrave
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Aljers
Grace
Laura Berg
Pocatellans
Salt Lake
Ogden
William N. Hatch
Bancroft
Co. C 1269Th Eng. Bn
Hatch
Germany
Tiny Tickletoe
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Grandma Wrinklenose
Pocatello Airport
Aerons
Penney's
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