Bankers Elect Moss President At Idaho Convention
The Idaho Bankers association closed its wartime conference in Boise and elected Carl L. Moss of the Weiser branch as president. Other officers include J. L. Driscoll named to the executive council of the American Bankers association for a three year term. Idaho officials elected to ASA posts cover nominating and bank division roles across multiple cities. The report also notes service members’ leave and family news including births, marriages, and upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Bankers Association
Carl L. Moss
Weiser
Idaho First National Bank
J. L. Driscoll
First Security Corporation
American Bankers Association
Idaho Association
J. H. McNally
First National Bank
Bonners Ferry
M. F P. Jellnek
Bank of Orofino
Idaho
A. R. Dawson
Burley
Steve M. Meikle
Ashton and Driggs
W. W. von Canon
Standpoint
National Bank
Hawkin Melgard
Moscow
Savings Bank
BE. W. Largillere
Soda Springs
State Bank
W. Guthrie
Trust
Women in Service Notes from Pocatello Area
Brief items on local women in the service: Lt Dorothy Varner WAC daughter of Mr and Mrs I A Varner teaches in Des Moines Iowa. Deane Wright Chapin wave 8K/2 from Pasco Washington assigned to V-12 naval office. Jean Lowe and Mavis Green daughters of local families mentioned in connection with service postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello and Vicinity
Dorothy Varner
Wac
I. A. Varner
Des Moines
Iown
Deane Wright Chapin
Pocatello
Pasco
Wash
Jean Lowe
Scott D. Lowe
Mavis Green
Warrant Officer's Son Graduates at Naval Air Station
Herbert Carter Baxter son of Mr and Mrs David Crockett Baxter of Pocatello recently graduated from the aviation radioman school at Jacksonville Florida and was promoted to private first class in the U S Marine Corps. Entering the Marine Corps March 15 1943 he received recruit training at San Diego before transfer to the naval air technical training center. Baxter is now a qualified aviation radioman and is scheduled for operational training likely to serve as a marine air crewman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Mayor names city clerk in Pocatello council action
Bert D. Reese, a Union Pacific clerk living at 455 North Lincoln, was appointed city clerk and treasurer by Mayor C. D. Moore with city council approval to replace Maud Worel. The council also approved a one year weather bureau lease, carnival licenses, tennis court plans, and city insurance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert D. Reese
North Lincoln
Union Pacific
C. D
Dinty) Moore
Maud Worel
Pocatello Weather Bureau
United States Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Herzog
Harry Gorby, Jr
Liebrand Carnival
Pocatello
Herzog
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ball Park
J. D. Brad
Army Air Field
Bistline Realty Company
Why Chatterer the Squirrel Believed Sammy Jay Stole Nuts
A tale of Chatterer the Red Squirrel angry over a robbed beechnut stash in an old crow nest. He accuses Sammy Jay of theft and swears revenge, but the outcome remains unfinished as his fury chokes off his threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerer
Happy Jack
Sammy
Chatterer
Green Forest
Red Squirrel
Blacky the Crow
Sammy Jay
Mrs Rush Hosts St Marys Circle Gathering at South Eighth
Mrs Leo Rush entertained St Marys circle Tuesday afternoon at her South Eighth street home. After luncheon five hundred was enjoyed by the members, with Mrs A W Busco taking the high prize. Attendees included Mrs Frank Rieger Mrs H Belisle Mrs Dan Agnew Mrs P J McDermott Mrs J W Thomas Mrs P G Hall Mrs Harry ONeill Mrs P F Schwarz Mrs Donald Rush and Mrs Buscu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rush
St. Mary's Circle
South Eighth
A. W. Busco
Frank Rieger
H. Belisle
Dan Agnew
P. J. McDermott
J. W. Thomas
P. G. Hall
Harry O'Neill
P. F. Schwarz
Donald Rush
George Murphy
Buscu
Pocatello Delegates To Attend VFW Encampment
J. D. Shiave commander of Pocatello post 738 will lead a local delegation to the Idaho VFW encampment in Idaho Falls from today through Wednesday. The program includes an address by Carl J. Schoeninger national commander and a band concert by the Pocatello army air field band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Shiave
Pocatello
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Idaho
Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Post
Carl J. Schoeninger
Detroit
Pocatello Army Air Field Band
Leonard W. Hooper
Wiliam W. Alley
J. A. McQuillan
W. M. Roades
G. R. Eldredge
Fred C. Olsen
James C. Bangs
Joseph Desquadri
Hugh Hahn
Fred Smullen
Lester Willard
Lester Mittelstedt
W. H. Steed
Duane Alldredge
Emily Schmidt
Blanche Gidney
Livia Shiave
Ange D'Amicio
Ruby Rhodes
Bill of Rights for the Handicapped Child
A voiced call to aid socially handicapped children including those hindered by race poverty and snobbishness. Citing 1929 work by Commissioner Ellis and Vineland New Jersey, the piece urges reading and adoption of a rights code ensuring vigorous bodies suitable education independence and respectful treatment without scorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ellis
White House
Vineland Training School
New Jersey
Square Deal for All A Call to Rights for Disabled Children
The piece urges that every child regardless of color race or creed receive full rights and opportunities in American life. It warns neglect harms both the child and nation, urging concrete action beyond talk and promotes a leaflet by Angelo Patri on coping with bashful children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Patri
P. O
Station
New York 19
N. Y
Bluejackets Earn Officer Ratings at Great Lakes
Recent graduation ceremonies at Great Lakes naval training station recognized Clyde R. Dickson aged 18 as eligible for electric ian's mate third class, Talbot McLaughlin aged 31 and Richard LaMonte Royter aged 17 qualified as motor machinist's mates third class. The graduates await active duty orders to sea or shore stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Clyde R. Dickson
Cc. J. Dickson
South Second
Talbot Mc-Laughlin
W. McLaughlin
North Hayes
Richard LaMonte Royter
South Grant
Greaves Promoted to Major by Panama Canal Command
Major Melvin J. Greaves of Preston receives promotion to major from the Panama coast artillery command. He commands antiaircraft and harbor defense target detection gear and has served since April 1, 1942. He studied at Utah State College and Cornell University. His wife Bertha and two sons live in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal Department
Melvin J. Greaves
North West Street
Preston
Panama Coast Artillery Command
Coast Artillery
Panama Canal
Utah State College
Preston Preparatory School
Cornell University
Major Greaves
Bertha Cheaves
Melvin Greaves, Jr
Thomas William Greaves
Pregerton
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Bankers Hold
Grant Green
Hunter College
W. T. Reeves
England
London
Anita Tolimie
J. A. Tolmie
Oakland
Calif
Wm. T. Bartlett
Pocatello Air Field
Ieef Briefs
Legion OF the Moose
Moose Hall
Pocatello, Idaho
Sonotone
Roy W. OR
Naomire. Martin, Consultants
Sonotone of
South Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Rush
St. Mary’s Circle
VFW
Buster Brown
Metz
Bluejackets
Cook Drug CO
West Center
Chen Yu
America
Hug H
Meun Els As
Molinelli’s Jewelers
Cal
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