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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1949

Page

6

Around Town items note thefts and events in town

Irene Manos reports a bicycle stolen from the 100 block of South Third. A rummage sale by L. D. S. girls of Fifth ward at U. S. O. rooms on No. First avenue at 9 a.m. Friday. Bethel No. 1 plans a swim party at Indian Springs on Thursday June 23. attendees meet at 9 a.m. at Masonic temple. Circles 3 and 4 WSCS meeting postponed. Eddy Sladeland, 19, and Mary Lee Appleton, 13, missing from Salmon riding in a 1941 green Chevrolet with plate 2L-570. Fire department responded to a blaze near the police station. Mary Green’s Ford V-8 burned from a short in the battery cable. no damage. Collision at 10:40 a.m. in East Center 300 block. Mabel Smith’s car westbound hit Frank G. Greenberg’s parked sedan. bumper damaged. Dr. Carl W. McIntosh travels to Spokane to address Independent Telephone Association of Oregon and Washington. to speak Saturday and attend pharmacy convention at McCall June 19-21. return to Pocatello June 23. Odell Lowder reports fender skirts valued at $15 stolen from his car on Monday night or Tuesday. Binny Stout, 14, and M. L. Stout, 10, missing from Burley since 10:51 a.m. Tuesday.

Eddy Sladeland Mary Lee Appleton Salmon East Center Mabel Smith RFD 2 North Frank G. Greenberg Salt Lake City Utah

Special Legion Post 4 meets and rose show planned

A special meeting of American Legion post No 4 is scheduled for Thursday at 8 p m at the Memorial building with entertainment and refreshments after the session. A rose flower show featuring new specimens will be held at Briggs Nursery on Cedar Street off the Yellowstone highway next Saturday and Sunday with public invitation. Mrs Jess Pedersen and baby daughter Pam arrived from Caldwell Monday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W A Gilyeat at 348 Washington and other relatives. Roger Smith a truck driver for Idaho Lumber and Hardware Co reported a stolen lawn mower valued at 25 from his truck while he was inside the store at 427 East Center between 4 30 and 5 p m Tuesday.

American Legion Post No. 4 Memoria Briggs Nursery Cedar Street Yellowstone Highway Jess Pedersen Pam Caldwell W. A. Gilyeat Washington Pedersen Genevieve Gilyeat Roger Smith East Lewis Idaho Lumber & Hardware Co Fast Center East Center

Obituary for Aris Wesley Leach Pocatello civic leader

Aris Wesley Leach, vice president of Block's Inc., died after a brief illness. A prominent local figure, he belonged to BPO Elks Lodge 674 Keystone Lodge 81 AF&AM and the Scottish Rite. Funeral services will be at the Masonic temple Friday at 2 p.m. under McHan Henderson. Body lies in state in the temple Red Room from noon. Interment in Mt. Moriah Cemetery.

Aris Wesley Leach Eleventh Avenue Block's, Inc Pocatello BPO Elks Lodge Keystone Lodge Af&am Scottish Rite Order Masonic Temple McHan- Henderson Mt. Moriah

Harris couple earns Glacier Park trip through sales honor

Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Harris of 312 McKinley depart Friday for four days in Glacier National Park. They will attend a convention of officers and representatives of the Pacific National Assurance company of Salt Lake City. Harris earned the trip by surpassing sales goals and becomes a member of the companys $200000 club.

O. W. Harris McKinley Glacier National Park Pacific National Assurance Company Salt Lake City Harris Park

Local Names Listed Across Idaho and Utah Hotels

A compilation of individuals linked to hotels and cities across Idaho and Utah appears, naming Stephen L. James in Twin Falls, R. W. McCullough in Jerome, C. A. Simpson in Malad, and others including Gerald R. Amon sen, Salmon, W. H. Kniefel Cald well, Andre Talbot Malad, R. E. Anderson Boise, J. G. Jones Salt Lake City, HE. P. MacDonald Boise, Richard G. McGraw Ogden, Mrs. Carl Pershaw Arco, Norma M. Brewer Ft. Douglas, J. N. McHugh Nampa, W. W. Ladwig Boise.

Stephen L. James Twin Falls R. W. McCullough Jerome C. A. Simpson Gerald R. Amonsen Salmon W. H. Kniefel Caldwell Andre Talbot R. E. Anderson Boise J. G. Jones Salt Lake City HE. P. MacDonald Richard G. McGraw Ogden Carl Pershaw Arco Norma M. Brewer Ft. Douglas Utah J. N. McHugh Nampa W. W. Ladwig

Local Names Listed in Court Documents

W V Green of Idaho Falls Joseph A Budman of Salt Lake City William J Mendenhall of Clifton Ida Stanley Whitehead of Salt Lake City Christiana Udane of Burley J H Barton of Idaho Falls John McManaman of Buhl Idaho cited in the records.

W. V. Green Idaho Falls Joseph A. Budman Salt Lake City William J. Mendenhall Clifton Ida Stanley Whitehead Christiana Udane Burley J. H. Barton John McManaman Buhl

Markets Rally As Stocks Rise and Commodities Move

New York stocks gain on broad buying with pockets of strength in steels and motors. Bonds rise on rails demand while cotton edges up on short covering. Chicago wheat firm as Oklahoma yields disappoint, corn and oats steady. hogs hold near 21.25, cattle down up to 1.0.

New York Chicago Oklahoma USDA Board of Trade

Market ends near days best as mixed week unfolds

Trading closed at or near top prices with a rebound after failing to test four year lows. Steel and Motors led gains while rails oil rubbers and non ferrous metals lagged. cattle hogs and sheep also showed varied moves as markets paused for rests and demand slackened.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Irene Manos South Tenth South Third L. D. S. Girls of the Fifth Ward No. First Avenue Bethel No. 1 Order of Job's Daughters Indian Springs Circles 3 Women’s Society For Christian Service of the Methodist Church Mary Green Carl W. McIntosh Idaho State College Spokane Wash Independent Telephone Association of Oregon McIntosh General Sesson Davenport College of Pharmacy of ISC McCall Odell Lowder North Arthur Binny Stout M. L. Stout Wehr All Fei Se Jons Far Alas General Electric Lea Hess AGU U. S Meotela Idaho State Chiropractors Association Lewiston Bannock M. H. MacDonald J. L. Harrison Whitman Benson Bob Jackson Targ Clube v Rex Dorren Komedy KLASS M. C Miss la Verne Ruth Howell North Thirteenth Miss Howell Tribune Wall Street Io & Haig Say Haig House of Haig Scotland Renfield Importers, Ltd Idaho Range Idaho Ranch Frye Idahovy
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