Four Generations Of Lindsays To Observe Birthday
MORELAND Idaho July 22 marks Warren Parks Lindsay birthday with four generations on his male line. The family includes son James Russel Lindsay grandson Rex Lindsay in Minneapolis pursuing a doctorate and great grandson Gary Lindsay six months old. Lindsay, born 1862 in Kaysville Utah, moved to Moreland in 1896 and ran a mercantile business, later handing over management to son W Jessie Lindsay. He was bishop of Moreland ward for ten years and served on irrigation and school boards.
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Moreland
Idaho
Warren Parks Lindsay
Mr. Lindsay
James Russel Lindsay
Blackfoot
Rex Lindsay
Minneapolis
Minn
Gary Lindsay
Lindsay
Kaysville
Utah
W. Jessie Lindsay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Warren Jessie Lindsay
Russell Lindsay
Ora E. Lindsay
Lola Hatch
Maude Benson
Jennie Williams
Riverside
County Officials Seek Re-election in Blackfoot Race
Blackfoot County Clerk W E Wootton says Joseph M Bowler and Sheriff Charles Belnap have filed to seek re election for the fall general elections. Positions open include sheriff assessor treasurer probate judge county superintendent of schools prosecuting attorney and coroner with a July 10 filing deadline.
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Blackfoot
W. E. Wootton
Joseph M. Bowler
Charles Belnap
Miss Sally Kurz Visits Po Town Houseguest Exit
Miss Sally Kurz, guest at the Chester G. Wells residence, left Po Town this morning for Glen Ellyn Illinois after visiting since Thursday. The Stanford graduate joined by Fargo Wells family at breakfast hosted by Mrs. Lyman Fargo at 709 North Garfield.
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Sally Kurz
Chester G. Wells
Glen Ellyn
Iinois
Stanford Unlcatello
Fargo Wells
Kurz
Lyman Fargo
North Garfield
Pocatellan Enrolls In Airline College At Abilene Christian
Abilene Christian college in Abilene Texas opens its 1948 summer school on June 8 with 591 students from 26 states the District of Columbia South Africa Australia Mexico and India. The second summer term starts July 20. Among enrollees is Luke W Shira of Pocatello a freshman majoring in Bible.
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Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Tex
District of Columbia
South Africa
Australia
Mexico
India
Luke W. Shira
Pocatello
Columbian Squires Charter Night Set in Pocatello
Bishop Gorman Columbian Squires Circle 582 in Pocatello receives its charter on Wednesday June 16 at 8 pm in St Anthony's parish hall. Chief Squire Don Callaway will accept the charter from Worthy Grand Knight Lawrence J Cowen amid a social evening with talks, entertainment and refreshments. Parents and interested locals invited. The circle is the state's only Columbian Squires unit. The tomato note appears misplaced.
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Bishop Gorman Columbian Squires Circle
Pocatello Council Knights of Columbus
Don Callaway
Lawrence J. Cowen
St. Anthony’s Church
Bishop Gorman
Pocatello
Thomas Couple Wed at Bride's Parents Home
Gwendolyn Wood and Theodore Serr wed Thursday at the bride's Thomas home with Bishop Leroy Dance officiating. The ceremony featured peonies and iris decor, a slipper satin gown, and a three tier cake. The couple will honeymoon undisclosed and live in Thomas after returning.
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Thomas
Gwendolyn Wood
M. E. Wood
Theodore Serr
Jake Serr
Bishop Leroy Dance
Donna Serr
Rayola Plant
Homer Anderson
Serr
Moreland High School
Soroptimists Begin Interesting Sketches at Luncheon
Dr. Vic Mae Powell head of the dramatics department at Idaho State college opened a biographical sketch series during a Soroptimist luncheon at the Hotel Bannock. She mixed human interest stories with the challenges of producing plays and spoke of her vocation. Lucille Manson presided in Henrietta McGlone’s absence. Miss Phyllis Pack, sponsored by the Pocatello club, to Girls' State.
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Vic Mae Powell
Idaho State College
Bannock
Lucille Manson
Henrietta McGlone
Phyllis Pack
Soroptimist Club of
Pocatello
Peace through music at home highlighted by federation president
Mrs. Royden J. Keith, president of the National Federation of Music Clubs, gave a home centered talk on peace through music at a Monday luncheon at the Hotel Bannock. Performances by state winners Thomas Hutchings Barbara Kelly and Margo Gates, plus Evelyn McLeod’s composition, framed the event.
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Royden J. Keith
National Federation of Music Clubs
Keith
Hotel Bannock
George W. Smith
Music Club
Evelyn McLeod
William S. Hill
W. C. Carnes
Lucille Kuhre
Thomas Hutchings
Stuent
Barbara Kelly
Hill
Margo Gates
Edgar Stillman Kelly
Idaho
Cheyenne
Chicago
West
PTA Organized Clinic Vaccinates 73 Children
Public health nurse BLACKFOOT-Beverly Bowns reports 73 children were vaccinated at a PTA organized clinic. A follow-up clinic is planned in six weeks and the program will be extended when school opens with assistance from Mrs. Wallace Bradley and others along with two physicians.
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Blackfoot
Beverly Bowns
PTA
Bowns
Wallace Bradley
Lois Harker
Geneal Kirkham
LaRee Turner
Isabelle Baird
Beulah Christiansen
Mary Peeler
Blanch Dick
Nina Fielding
Club to hear featured speaker at June 23 meeting
A featured speaker will address the club at the June 23 meeting to be held at the Hotel this week.
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Bannock
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Airline College
Latin America
Veterans of Foreign Wars
E. L. Gaumer
Idaho Department
John Dudenake
District 10
T. W. McMabe
James D. Chivers
Richard E. Carter
J. A. McQuillan
Hudson’s
America
Shoe World
Viking
SKOS
MacNeil
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