Community notes mix meetings, travel data and trials
Around Town reports the Palm Leaf circle of NOW meets Tuesday night in W.O.W. hall with Irene O Neill in charge. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers hold their Brigham Young dinner Wednesday at 1 30 at May Howard home. Travel to Craters of the Moon attracts 2 613 visitors in May.
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Palm Leaf
N.O.W
W.O.W
Irene O'Neill
Dorian
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Brigham Young
May Howard
Izatta Jenks
Maude Tubbs
Elizabeth Woodland
Rachel Williams
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Arco
Guy McCarty
Brakes Lead to Fine for Laurence R. Stuart in Police Court
Laurence R. Stuart of RFD 2 was fined five dollars in police court after being charged with operating a car with defective brakes. He was arrested at 11 18 p m Friday as his coupe collided with a sedan driven by William O. Doman of Grace on Main Street as Doman attempted to park. A fender and a front tire were damaged.
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Laurence R. Stuart
RFD 2
Main
William O. Doman
Grace
Wichita man seeks search for missing father since 1912
R E Angle of Wichita Kansas asks Chief A L Oliver to locate his father George M Angle 84 who disappeared in 1912 while working as a salesman in New Mexico for the John Deere Powell company. Angle believes his father may have suffered amnesia and notes he is an expert farm machinery mechanic.
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R. E. Angle
Wichita
Kansas
A. L. Oliver
George M. Angle
New Mexico
John Deere Powell Company
Angle
Centralized train control reaches Minidoka area
Union Pacific has cut in the centralized train control system between Pocatello and Minidoka extending to Minidoka. The system operates from a brick dispatcher’s office in the railroad park at West Lewis, with a large light board showing status of equipment on the main line between Pocatello and Minidoka.
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Union Pacific
Pocatello
Glenns Ferry
Minidoka
West Lewis
Fire department responds to 506 North Arthur building
Fire units were dispatched at 12 09 to 506 North Arthur for a fire at a structure owned by Mrs McCarty and occupied by N Stricken.
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North Arthur
Service notices and campus commencement in the region
Public notices report a rash of minor incidents including a rubbish pile fire with no damage. Local youth Tommy Myers broke his wrist on June 12 and will wear a cast about two weeks. Military veterans share homecomings and honors from San Diego to Bremerton with medals and service dates. Northwestern University plans its 88th commencement on June 19 with degree conferrals and remarks by Evan Evans. A saddle theft is also reported in McCammon and surrounding towns.
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Tommy Myers
James H. Myers
East Whitman
Edward Francis Bohrer
South Seventh
R. Hartvigsen
Downey
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Bohrer
Hartvigsen
Evan A. Evans
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Franklin B. Snyder
O Leary Leads Bannock County Primary in unofficial tally
An unofficial canvass from 42 of 43 Bannock County precincts shows Henry C. O Leary leading the county ticket among opposed candidates with 3277 votes while Senator Nellie Cline Steenson trails with 3238 votes for the state senate nomination.
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Bannock County
Henry C. O'Leary
O'Leary
Nellie Cline Steenson
Suit Filed Over Injuries From City Intersection Crash
Grace Bistine sues J. E. Steffan in district court claiming permanent injuries from a June 29 crash at the 8th and Center intersection. The suit seeks damages for the injuries sustained in the automobile collision with Steffan’s machine.
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Grace Bistine
J. E. Steffan
8Th and
Center
Plaintiff alleges injuries from negligent driving in tip car
The suit claims the defendant drove negligently and threw the plaintiff against the car interior causing permanent injury and eyesight impairment with ongoing treatment. Damages sought include 10000 general, 757.45 special, and 105 car damages. Separately, multiple marriage licenses were granted to residents of Pocatello and surrounding areas with various consent details noted. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Ifft plan a trip to New York City and Princeton for a class reunion, with daughter Margot accompanying partway.
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Nicholas Ifft
South Garfield
New York City
Princeton
N. J
Ifft
Princeton University
Denver
Margot
Francis J. Kirchhof
Honor Guests Named for Forest Woodmen Banquet
Dora Alexander Talley national president Clara Cassidy national secretary and Mrs C Ben Ross longtime Idaho state officer will be honored guests at a banquet and special meeting of the Forest Woodmen circle to be held at the venue unspecified in the clipping.
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Dora Alexander Talley
Clara 3. Cassidy
C. Ben Ross
Boise
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Social event notice and local arrivals in Pocatello
At the Bannock hotel a meeting is set for 6 30 p m on June 20 with reservations via Mrs Sylvia Higbee by June 18. Mrs Nelson Howard and daughter Charlotte visit their relatives in town as Mrs Lyman Fargo and Mrs Chester Wells host them. Rolly Thompson reports the loss of a wrist watch at St Anthony's hospital after leaving it with a nurse during treatment.
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Bannock Hotel
Sylvia Higbee
Nelson Howard
Charlotte
San Francisco
Pocatello
Howard
Lyman Fargo
North Garfield
Chester G. Wells
Rolly Thompson
Yellowstone Hotel
St. Anthony'’s Hospital
Mr. Thompson
Navy Seaman James R Richmond Honorable Discharge
James Robert Richmond of 1231 North Harrison was honorably discharged at Bremerton effective May 22. He entered the navy earlier, and this notice records his service completion.
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Clyde Davis
South Twelfth
Bremerton
Navy
Idaho Southern University
James Robert Richmond
North Harrison
Sailor Earns Asiatic Pacific and Victory Medals
July 28, 1945. Service member served aboard the USS Cowpens and USS Webster. He wears the Asiatic-Pacific and Victory medals.
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A. G. Bell
Portneuf Park
32Nd Infantry Regiment
7Th Division
Ft. Lewis
Army
Cowpens
Webster
Amazing Hearing Aid Breakthrough by Beltone
A new one unit Beltone hearing aid is described as ultralight with no battery pack or garment required. It promises self adjustment, clear tone, and up to 50 hours of continuous power with the X-Cell model, reducing battery changes. The Chicago makers offer a free descriptive booklet and home demonstration.
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Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
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