Fire crews near containment of Chipmunk Creek blaze in Yellowstone
About four hundred firefighters pushed to close lines around a 2000 acre fire in Yellowstone National Park. Crews planned mop up after perimeter closure with no new manpower added due to minimal overnight spread. A smaller nearby fire near Whitelake was controlled. Regional Forester Frank W. Child and Ranger Ernest Field were dispatched to assist. both fires likely lightning caused in isolated park areas.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Chipmunk Creek
Whitelake
Frank W. Child
Omaha
Ernest Field
Rocky Mountains National Park
Colorado
National Playground
Bakery Chain Names New Local Manager in Pocatello
Eddy bakeries president J. E. OConnell promotes Preston Harker from sales manager to manager of the Eddy bakery in Pocatello. The change, effective April 1, follows OConnell's purchase of John Hart's interest. Harker, 12 years with the Idaho operation, resides at 1134 S Fifth Ave with his wife and son Ronald. The bakery will be renamed Eddys. Pan Dandy and Wheat Treat bread lines remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. O'Connell
Eddy Bakeries
Preston Harker
Eddy Bakery
Pocatello
Mr. O'Connell
John Hart
Hart Bakery
Mr. Hart
Harker
Idaho
Law Intoxication Case Results in Suspended Fine
Arthur McCoy received a $10 suspended fine in police court after conviction on intoxication charges. Ora Roselle and William Flint forfeited $1 bonds for illegal parking offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCoy
Ora Roselle
William Flint
Marriage Licenses for Kenneth Russell and Norma Killpack
Kenneth Wesley Russell and Norma Valera Killpack, both of Idaho Falls, secured a marriage license on Thursday. The item also notes a Utah suit against John Stirling for 2700 dollars with 6 percent interest from 1940 on a Sweet Coal instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wesley Russell
Norma Valera Killpack
Idaho Falls
Continental National Bank & Trust Co
Salt Lake City
John Stirling
Sweet Coal Company
Utah
Town Notes From Pocatello District Proceedings
Residents report visits from relatives and local officials note incidents. Runaway Douglas Dodd returned home with his mother after a Utah chase. bees swarm a home. city clerk on vacation. and a Blackfoot robbery suspect sought by deputies. Community clubs plan picnics, sewing groups form Lagolia room in Lago, and a pistol shoot accompanies the Idaho Peace Officers convention. Subpoenas issued in James McNicholls case for June 26 in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Dodd
Utah
Dave Empey
Pocatello Creek
Skull Valley
Tooele
Police Department
Cusick Creek
Idaho Peace Officers' Association
R. J. Roubidoux
A. L. Oliver
A. R. Nelson
L. F. McKinnon
Y. D. Black
Clifford Curtis
R. M. Pugmire
Pugmire
Department
Peace Officers
Pocatello
Memorial Building
James €. McNicholls
R. S. Callis
William Cavanaugh
H. J. Williams
M. J. Rossiter
H. W. Zimmerman
A. F. Welch
Eugene Colaianni
Bob Hillman
McNich
Local News Briefs From Inkom and Pocatello Area
Frank L. Evans suffered a cut ligaments injury to the third finger at home requiring hospital treatment. Alfred S. Horrocks seeks the Democratic nomination for constable in Pocatello precincts. Howard W. Hyatt reports car damage after striking a truck’s false bottom while passing on highway 30. Farmers file for rasshopper bait as County Agent W. D. Boyle warns of a serious hopper season in Bannock county. Bait stations will operate near the county shop and in Grace on specified days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Evans
West Custer
Alfred S. Horrocks
North Twelfth
Pocatello
Horrocks
Howard W. Hyatt
North Seventh
D. A. McOmber
W. D. Boyle
Grace
Bannock County
Boyle
Morgan asks pardon in Idaho Board of Pardons July meeting
Jack Howard Morgan announces he will apply for pardon or commutation of a burglary conviction from Ban-nock County Idaho. The application will be heard at the Idaho State Board of Pardons gathering at the State house Boise on the first Wednesday of July 1940. Dated Boise Idaho May 14 1940.
John Thomas seeks pardon at Idaho Board of Pardons meeting
John Thomas announces in Boise May 24 1940 that at the Idaho State Board of Pardons next meeting on the first Wednesday of July 1940 he will apply for a pardon or commutation of a burglary conviction dated March 26 1939 in Bannock County court of the Fifth Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Idaho State Board of Pardons
Statehouse
Boise
Idaho
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bannock
Shamrock club charged with illegal liquor and gambling
Ols faces charges over operating the Shamrock club where liquor was dispensed and gambling occurred. Other items note Halliday street closing Friday 6 to 10 p m for cleaning, R L Dixon to speak at First Ward Church, and various local notices.
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Ols
Shamrock Club
Halliday Street
Joe Spillman
Signals to be installed at crossings near Kraft plant
The report notes Union Pacific will cooperate to install signals at road crossings near the Kraft cheese plant and at Portneuf siding. The safety council recently provided a safety sign for installation near the Bancroft school.
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Union Pacific
Kraft Cheese
Portneuf
The
Safety Council
Bancroft
Funeral services set for Verian A. Mariano
Verian A. Mariano, 38, of 547 North Sixth, will have funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Fourth Ward L. D. Eighth church with Bishop G. A. Garbett officiating. Friends may call at Downard mortuary until 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Verian A. Mariano
North Sixth
Fourth Ward
L. D
G. A. Garbett
Downard Mortuary
Funeral services for Chris Angelos and Adolph Marier
Funeral services for Chris Angelos will be Sunday at 2:30 PM at Hall Mortuary Chapel with interment at Mountainview Cemetery. Adolph A. Marier’s service is Sunday at 12:30 PM at the Third Ward L D S Church with burial in Mountainview Cemetery. Viewing hours available at Hall Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Angelos
Hall Mortuary Chapel
Mountainview Cemetery
Adolph A. Marier
Third Ward
W. E. Gee
Hall
Obituary: Joseph Cook 72 Lays To Rest In Albion
Funeral services were held Thursday for Joseph Cook 72 lifelong Albion resident who died in Pocatello Rev A B Parrett officiated Arthur W Hall described Mr Cook's philosophy Music by a trio and soloist with accompanist a male quartet and pallbearers Oscar Cook Doyle Butler Dick Anderson Raymond Wickle Nicholas Horsley Ira Parks Interment at Albion Cemetery
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Albion
A. B. Parrett
Joseph Cook
Pocatello
Arthur W. Hall
Cook
Nan Pierce
Frances Chatburn
Betty Carlton
Maye Anita Johnson
Sollist
Joe Simonson
Wendell Payne
Ward Chatburn
Ralph Rose
Jack Smith
Oscar Cook
Doyle Butler
Dick Anderson
Raymond Wickle
Nicholas Horsley
Ira Parks
Albion Cemetery
Lions Consider District Split Than 40 Clubs Each
Osenbaugh outlines proposed division of the district to better serve about 1,000 Lions at conventions. He says roughly 40 clubs per district would be ideal. Idaho could become Lionism’s 100th district, numbered 39 initially. Sumner Pond would draft a new constitution if the split proceeds. decision due late this afternoon.
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Idaho
Harrison
Sumner Pond
Grace
Card of Thanks for sympathy and flowers
The Hansen and Robinson families extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted offered sympathy and sent floral expressions at the burial of our beloved son and brother.
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Earl. Hansen
Bicycle Parade Set for 2 30 P M Saturday
Scores of boys and girls prepared for a 2 30 p m Saturday bicycle parade starting at Montgomery Ward through city streets. Prizes for the 10 best decorated bikes will be awarded by Chief R M Pugmire Nicholas Ifft and E A Palmer. Over 200 entries so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Ward
R. M. Pugmire
Nicholas Ifft
E. A. Palmer
Donat
Sporting Goods
Arthur
Wyeth
Wreth
Main
Bonneville
Lions Converge in Pocatello for District Meeting
Hundreds of Lions gather in Pocatello at Bannock hotel for presidents luncheon and panel discussion led by chairman Robert H. Hundeley. Reports from secretaries and luncheon committees, district officers elected, and entertainment planned with songs, piano and rituals.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Robert H. Hundeley
Burley
Memorial Hall
Parry Harrison
Robert H. Hinckley
Idaho
Kentril Nielson
Hyrum
Utah
L. Sumner Pond
Grace
Seth Pixton
Salt Lake City
Mont Harmon
Brigham
James Sargent
Panguich
Banquet at Reed Hall on ISU Campus Highlights
F M Bistline presided as toastmaster at a banquet on the ISU campus in Reed hall with dinner singing and entertainment. Introduction of new district governors featured Past District Governor John C Kidneigh in Salt Lake City. Open house followed in the Student Union building at 9 30 p m and Governors hall at 10 p m.
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Central Christian Church Choir
Center Street
Vito Petrone
G. L. Goza
Ray Botts
Bessie Botts
Opal Murray
Eloise Mortimore
F. M. Bistline
Reed Hall
I.S.U
Ernor John C. Kidneigh
Salt Lake City
Governors’ Hall
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Associated Press
Plava
Trentino
Adriatic
Arizona
Winifred Janssen
Glenys Bassett
Bannock County Court House
R. & G. Jewelers
Joseph A. Seibert
North Buchanan
Main and Lander
Seibert
Alma Marley
J. Ward Green
Herbert Falk
Blackfoot
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Craters of the Moon
North Main Street
Joe Willis
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
N.O.W
Marie Willard
Maude Gillespey
Frontier Club
W. E. Schoenfeld
Lagolia
Lago
Harris Mickelson
H. R. Turner
Ida Belle Mickelson
Ardelle Mickelson
la Vora Bitton
Evelyn Rasmussen
Gayle Ruud
Wilma Clarenshaw
Arline Thomas
Jennie Thomas
Neva Turner
Norrie Mickelson
Clarice Mendenhall
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Legion
Pocatello Fire Department
University Stadium
Post
Highway Inn
Inkom
Bohemian Breweries. Inc
Jack Howard Morgan
R. L. Dixon
First Ward
Green Triangle
Yellowstone Highway
Cc. D. Moore
Civil Service Commission
Pocatello Civil Service Commission
Moore
West Center
First Presbyterian Church
Louise Budge
Gounod
Hamilton Gray
W. H. Myers
E. T. Ferry
Aberdeen
National Missions Committee
Delmar Jorgensen
South Main
Jorgensen
North Thirteenth
Irene Lystrup
Gene Parris
W. F. Howard
Polee
Young Jorgensen
Ross Park
Utah Power and Light Company
Turner Road
W. P. Havenor
Havenor
WPA
Merrill Road
McCammon
Robin
Dempsey Creek
Lava Hot Springs
F. A. Palmer
Bannock County Safety Council
Chubbuck
State Highway Department
Chubbuck Business Houses
Palmer
Downard
Lions
Osenbaugh
Jack Robinson
Ylavee
Tropic Isles
Siam
Java
Malaysia
Schilling
West
Garrett Freightways, Inc
America
Kellogg Company
Fen
Oriel
Teteey
Cy A Os i
Lata
FEC
I Ae
Clorox
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