Around Town Highlights And Local Updates
Police report 98 dog licenses issued for 1941 and 1 213 bicycle licenses. P.Y.M. club picnic set for Wednesday at Ross park. Barney Ferry of Seattle visits Pocatello on business, lodging at Hotel Whitman. Anna Keefe attends a niece wedding in Salt Lake City. Justice Hyde files show a complaint against Mark Whitaker for embezzlement. Mrs Mildred Hollett hospitalized after heart attack. Search aid requested for missing Sam Sewell and 15 year old James Stewart. Ameri can Legion junior baseball team loses a mitt valued at $5. Bryant Graham missing from Malad. YWCA rummage sale Friday and Saturday at 125 North Second. Idaho State Medical association convention in Sun Valley June 18 21. An eight pound son born to Mr and Mrs Jans Sanford of Boise. B A Hall in custody for issuing checks without funds. G I A past presidents to luncheon June 18 at W O W hall. Chubbuck road grading finished ahead of oiling. Rio Vista road material being moved. David Jones Jr charged with reckless driving. Baxter seeks divorce from Mary Baxter. Sheriff Gooding county informs of Joe Clark wanted in Gooding.
Wilkinson in Pocatello as Union Pacific to Yellow Stone Park
C Dudley Wilkinson stockyard representative stays at the human hotel in Pocatello on a business trip. Union Pacific trains begin regular run to Yellow Stone Park June 20 amid expectations of a strong tourist season with many reservations. Women’s Union Labor League local 394 schedules a meeting at 8 p m in Labor Temple with hostesses Mrs Constance Huff and Mrs Ethel Nelson. County commissioners set July 12 for election on Arimo cemetery maintenance district creation. George Wilber Young, a Black man, was arrested for morals charges after allegedly forcing entry at 405 North Fourth. he posted bond and was released from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Dudley Wilkinson
Stoseph, Mo
The
Human Hotel
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Women's Union Labor League Local 394
Labor Temple
Constance Huff
Ethel Nelson
Board of County Commissioners
Arimo Cemetery
George Wilber Young
North Fourth
Charles W. Hyde
Notice of Probate Hearing and Creditor Claims in Idaho Estate
Public legal notice from Bannock County Idaho announces a probate hearing for the will of Edward C. Manson and petition for letters testamentary to Lucille Theron Manson. Also published is a six month claims period for Aaron L. Hawkins estate with claims filed at the Bannock County Probate Court and designated offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
State of Idaho
Edward C. Manson
Lucille Theron Manson
I. H. W. Henderson
Pocatello
Idaho
H. W. Henderson
H. B. Thompson
Aaron L. Hawkins
Jessie F. Hawkins
West
Wyeth Street
Anderson, Bowen & Anderson
First Security Bank
Probate Court
Devoe
Jessie E. Hawkins
Anderson
Bowen & Anderson
Attorneys For
Administratrix Res
Embezzlement cases lead to district court actions in Idaho
The state vs Dwight Buchanan, charged with embezzlement, nears jury deliberations in district court this afternoon. Stanley Smith, also charged with forgery, is set for trial before Judge Jay L Downing. Idaho Southern university dietitian Frances Coe lectures on meat cookery at the university auditorium. A second lecture by Ardis Peck of Idaho Power is planned for June 26 as part of a Home Economics series on food economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Buchanan
Stanley Smith
Jay L. Downing
Frances Coe
Idaho Southern University
University
Home Economics Organization For Natural Defense
Ardis Peck
Idaho Power Company
Marriage Licenses and Local Government Fellows In Bannock County
A marriage license was issued to Del R. Lish and Fannie Boys Winn of Pocatello. A certificate records Fred Massie Howard and Mary Bell Flory’s marriage in Hansen. Grange and education items cover Portneuf Grange plans and a Sloan Foundation government fellowship bringing two students to study Bannock County governance for six months starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del R. Lish
Pocatello
Fannie Boys Winn
Fred Massie Howard
Hansen
Mary Bell Flory
Ft. Worth
Texas
Rollo C. Speer
Baptist Church
Bannock County
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
University of
Graduates Assigned to Cities for Master’s Work
The 10 graduates are paired to complete master’s degree work in communities this year. Two will be sent to Kansas City, two to Salt Lake City, two to Grand Junction, two to Cheyenne, and two to Pocatello. In district court, state v Dwight Buchanan re jury result expected today for forging an $8 check on February 17, 1941. Jury members listed include Buehler, Jenkins, Morrison, Lamp, Hatch, Yearsley, Lewis, Sorenson, Lund, Ellsworth, and Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Junction
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pocatello
Dwight Buchanan
Jay L. Downing
Petersen Furniture Company
E. R. Buehler
William Jenkins
George Morrison
Ray Lamp
D. G. Hatch
Calvin Yearsley
Fred C. Lewis
Roy Sorenson
Willard Lund
Lowell Ellsworth
Orson Watson
High Bid Sets Bannock County Hog Pool Record
Grace and Downey pools sold for 10.35 per hundredweight tops to Lear and Co of Los Angeles. Two Grace carloads and one Downey carload were shipped under the supervision of William Dean Boyle and Claude Johnson. Previous high was 10.25. Chief R. M. Pugmire to provide police escort for 65 to 75 cars carrying 300 to 350 people arriving about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday June 24. Caravan includes 17 western states, gathering June 22 at Pond’s lodge on the Buffalo River before traveling June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Grace and
Downey
Tops
Lear & Co
Los Angeles
Grace
William Dean Boyle
Claude Johnson
Bannock County Pools
R. M. Pugmire
Pond’s Lodge
Buffalo River
Odd Fellows to Attend Funeral of Chris P Hansen
The Odd Fellows will gather at the I O O F hall on Wednesday afternoon June 18 at 1 15 to attend the funeral for Brother Chris P Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Chris P. Hansen
AAA tour heads to Idaho with high-level officials
Jerome Evans leads arrangements for the AAA range program in Idaho. The tour includes Grover B. Hill assistant secretary of agriculture R. M. Evans national AAA administrator and N. E. Dodd director of the AAA western division. The group will stay overnight in Pocatello and Chief Pugmire must locate a parking area for the party to depart early on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Evans
AAA
Idaho
Grover B. Hill
R. M. Evans
National Aaa
N. E. Dodd
Pocatello
Pugmire
Firecracker Crackdown Targets Pocatello Youths
The firecracker menace has begun in Pocatello with one boy to appear before him today and six more on Saturday for illegal firing within city limits. The chief urged parental cooperation and forbidding children from purchasing fireworks, warning of danger to homes and surrounding beachlands amid tall grasses on hills planted as soil conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Pugmire
Pocatello
Firecracker Nuisance Prompted City Warning
The fire chief warns against firing crackers days before Fourth of July citing fire risk and nuisance. He urges parental cooperation as officers respond to a complaint at Mrs. Arthur Brower’s home about neighborhood firecrackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brower
Dodd Sues Barkalow Auditor After Dismissal Embezzlement Case
James Francis Dodd, discharged Monday after Judge Downing upheld dismissal of embezzlement charges filed while he served as a Barkalow Brothers clerk at the Union Pacific station, sues I. L. Miller described as Barkalow auditor. Dodd alleges Miller filed a criminal complaint under the name Frank Dodd on February 11, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Francis Dodd
Jay L. Downing
Barkalow Brothers
Union Pacific
I. L. Miller
Barkalow Brothers Company
Miller
Frank Dodd
Plaintiff seeks damages for alleged defamation after prison stay and discharge
The plaintiff spent 17 days in prison and posted bail on February 28 1941. He claims the defendant acted maliciously and that he was discharged from Barkalow Brothers tipping a $100 monthly pay. He states he paid $110 in counsel fees and owes $240 more. He seeks $850 general damages and $10 000 special damages for injury to his good name and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkalow Brothers
Invasion of Scotland May Be Next Move From Bases On Coast
The article notes Axis plans and Allied bombings as Britain reports intensified air attacks. British air forces target Cologne, Duisburg, Dusseldorf, Boulogne, and Dunkerque while Ruhr raids exceed prior year tonnage. German high command concedes plant and rail damage with civilian casualties, amid rising air combat losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
London Air Ministry
Boulogne
Dunkerque
France
Germany
Ruhr
Hitler
High Command
England
London
Air war updates as British losses mount and German air gains
Berlin reports heavy Allied bombing of Germany with Plymouth shipping hit and two ships destroyed or damaged off the Scottish coast. British air raids on Helgoland Bight face heavy losses, while German claims show 53 British planes downed from June 13 to 16 and 22 German planes lost. In East Africa British forces reportedly seized an Italian rearguard near Lake Lakemt, capturing prisoners and weapons. six fascist officers and 180 men captured in Assab area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Germany
Plymouth
Berlin
Helgoland Bight
East Africa
Imperial Cairo Command
Lake Lakemt
Ethiopia
Assab
Crash Ends Life Of Utah Teen In Sideswipe Collision
Utahan Clayton Bancroft, 18, was killed when his light sedan sideswiped a truck on a Utah highway. Police say the impact knocked the truck body from its chassis, spilling eggs. two sedan passengers and two truck occupants escaped serious injury. Truck driver Clifford Drollinger of Iowa survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Utah
Clayton Bancroft
Sam Hatch
Clifford Drollinger
Iowa
Hatch
Hansen Funeral Services Set For Ponatello Resident
Funeral services for Christian P. Hansen who died at his Ponatello home Monday afternoon will be held at the McHan chapel on South Arthur avenue Wednesday at 2 o clock with Rev. Paul De F Mortimore of the Christian church officiating. Mountainview cemetery services will be under Portneuf lodge No 20 Independent Order of Odd Fellows with Albert Grosshans acting noble grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian P. Hansen
Ponatello
McHan
South Arthur Avenue
Paul de F. Mortimore
The
Christian Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Portneuf Lodge No. 20
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Albert Grosshans
Noble Grand
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P.Y.M. Club
Ross Park
Barney Ferry
Seattle, Wash
Mr. Ferry
Whitman
Anna Keefe
D. J. Dolly
Mark Whitaker
Young
Clemmie Brown
Mildred Hollett
West Bridger
General Hospital
H. H. Hughart
Sam Sewell
American Falls
James Stewart
Kenneth Beers
South Lincoln
American Legion
Dave McNichols
Malad
Bryant Graham
Y.W.C.A
Idaho State Medical Association
Sun Valley
Jans Sanford
Boise
St. Lukes Hospital
Sanford
Clarence Rainey
B. A. Hall
Courts of Justice
Charlies W. Hyde
William J. Ryan
G.I.A
Division 423
W.O.W. Hall
W. P. Havener
Chubbuck
Rio Vista
W. D. Hale
Court of Justice
David Jones, Jr
Hale
Downata Hot Springs
David T. Baxter
Mary ©. Baxter
Clair King
Gooding County
R. J. Roubidoux
Carnes Music Co
Pecatello
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Gooding
Portneuf Grange No
Pomona Grange
Portneuf Grange
Table Mountain Grange
Rockland
Mount Hope Grange
Power County
Roy Christensen
Christensen
Bertha G. Farmer
Roland M. Farmer
Preston
U. P
McCammon
Robin Moor
Recife
Brazil
John J. Bannigan
Karl Nilson
Virgil Sanderlin
Buenos Aires
New York
Studebaker
America
South Bend
C.I.T
North Main
L. N. Guniger
Art Rueger
Bancroft
Death Valley
U.S. A
Conocon
Westere
Jon
Purdue University
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
AND
Conocon& Oil
Crash
Utahn
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