Around Town Notes and Local Happenings in Pocatello
Bethel No 1 prepares a steak fry at the high school at 6 30 p m Anna Keefe county clerk and recorder is home with influenza baby girl born at General hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Wayne Anderson Lorraine Armstrong is the former Mrs Robin Anderson maternal officer 2 c Anderson stationed at Seattle board of county commissioners held equalization protests and set tax rules.
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Bethel No. 1
Order of
Job
Anna Keefe
Charles Wayne Anderson
General Hospital
Anderson
Lorraine Armstrong
Robin
Seattle
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Horace Alilshie
North Garfield
G. H. Rasmussen
North Thirteenth
J. D. Roberts
Blackfoot
Portneuf Park project eyed as temporary housing for war workers
Under construction at Portneuf Park observers believe the site will serve as a temporary housing facility to meet war worker needs. The Bannock County records show $5,996 in fines since January 1 1945 from sheriff’s arrests including gambling liquor and intoxication. Housing officials and Builders club members plan a meeting at 8 30 pm with requests for more street lights and repairs at the project and Ada E Baker notes growing resident interest in a lawn contest sponsored by the authority.
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Portneuf Park
Bannock County
H. G. Berryman
Pocatello Housing Authority
Builders Club
Ada E. Baker
Family Me
Lockers Sought for Fruit and Vegetable Storage Units
Women on the project urge storage lockers in a new housing unit under construction for preserving fruits and vegetables. Police report two traffic crashes on North Main. A car with license 1M-1280 hit a vehicle entering traffic at 10:10 p.m. Tuesday in the 300 block, injuring no one. The Hitler sedan suffered a damaged right front fender. A separate collision at 5:36 p.m. involved a sedan driven by William Walker, damaging the other driver Sidney Geisenberg's right rear fender.
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David Bowser
North Garfield
Doug Nielsen
North Main
T. G. Hitler
West Clark
Main
Hitler
William Walker
South Fifth
Sidney B. Geisenberg
East Halliday
Geisenberg
Requiem Mass for 11-Year-Old Edward Shippert
Edward Wesley Shippert 11 of Pocatello died in a drowning accident at Rainbow Beach Monday. A high mass will be said Friday at St Joseph's church with burial in mind. he was born July 12 1933 in Dixon Illinois and survived by his parents Elwin and Katherine and three siblings.
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Edward Wesley Shippert
Rainbow Beach
Edmund R. Cody
St. Joseph's Church
Downard Chapel
Dixon, Ll
Elwin
Katherine Shippert
Pocatello
St. Joseph's School
Boy Scouts of America
Roger E. Shippert
Gerald Shippert
Mary Louise Shippert
Mrs Edith Estella Colling Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Edith Estella Colling 37 wife of William G. Colling died Tuesday at her sister’s home in Lava Hot Springs after a lingering illness. Born March 13 1908 in Oska loosa Kansas she was a Tribble by birth. Surviving are the widower three children and multiple relatives. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm at Downard chapel with interment in Mountainview cemetery.
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Edith Estella Colling
William G. Colling
Ben Chapin
Lava Hot Springs
Oskaloosa
Kans
James and
Elizabeth Bell Tribble
Winchester
Kan
Pocatello
Idaho Southern University
Albion Teachers College
Inkom
James Tribble
Lucretia Donahue
Kimberly
J. W. Lusk
Kaysville
Utah
Harold Tribble
Kennett
Lyle Tribble
Joseph Tribble
Duane M. Tribble
U.S. Army Air Corps
Italy
Downard Chapel
Mountainview Cemetery
Jewelry as a Middle Ages craft in monastic and town workshops
In the Middle Ages jewelry arose as an industrial craft. Monastic workshops served church needs and later guilds of jewelers in towns expanded the craft for secular commerce.
Saurey Receives Air Medal for Aleutian Service
Sergeant Stanley N. Saurey of 333 Wayne Avenue earned the Air Medal as an aerial engineer with the Eleventh Air Force. He flew cargo and passenger planes in Alaska and the Aleutians for 22 months overseas and is now stationed in North Carolina.
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Stanley N. Saurey
Wayne Avenue
Aleutian
Eleventh Air Force
Alaska
Aleutians
Army Air Forces
Saurey
North Carolina
Peace Plan Waits Approval By Participating Nations
The article notes ten delegation chiefs including those from the United States, Russia, Britain, China, France, Mexico, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Czechoslovakia and South Africa presenting at the San Francisco conference. They praise the charter as better than expected and emphasize that its effectiveness in securing peace hinges on how it is used by nations.
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Mr. Truman
United States
Russia
Britain
China
France
Mexico
Brazil
Saudi Arabia
Czechoslovakia
South Africa
San Francisco
Truman urges united nations for a lasting world peace
President Truman, making his first formal appearance on the international stage, lauds allied unity and the new world order. He warns against selfish use of the peace instrument and calls for a global rule of reason to secure enduring peace under God.
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Truman
Germany
Japan
Pioneer Succumbs in Lewiston At 84
Frank Mc Crane of Grangeville Idaho stock raiser and pioneer merchant died of a heart attack in a Lewiston hotel yesterday. He had worked as a cowpuncher in the Salmon river country and was a former member of the state planning board.
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Lewiston
Frank McCrane
Grangeville
Central Idaho
Lewiston Hotel
Salmon River
State Planning Board
Scott Transfers to Verviers Belgium
Mrs. James Sorenson of West Fremont reports her son Pvt Bruce Scott 21 is now stationed in Verviers Belgium at a replacement depot he expects to be home soon. A paratrooper overseas 18 months he fought in the Rome campaign southern invasion and the Battle of Armageddon. He was wounded at the Siegfried line and spent three months in hospital before return to duty. He attended Poca High School before joining the Army years ago.
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James Sorenson
West Fremont
Bruce Scott
Belgium
Rome
Argonne
Siegfried Line
The
Army
Poca High School
Mowing Hair and Dairy Pastures Decline and rye varieties
Farmers are advised to consult county agents on rye varieties for dairy operations. Balbo is widely grown, but regional preference influences choice. New rye strains outperform older ones in many areas, potentially boosting milk revenue.
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Myron Wilson
North Tenth
St. Anthony's Hospital
Henry B. Johnson
Logan
District Court
H. A. Pedersen & Company
Bonnie Forbes Bell
St. Anthony
Mrs. Bell
Lassie Rooksby
East Center
Consolidated Freightways Company
Jack J. McNutt
Portneuf Grange
1.C.C.F. Hall
V. W. Beter
North Johnson
L.D.S. Hospital
Salt Lake City
Reed
Aspen
Colo
Keter
Clara C. Kelly
Walter J. Kelly
Gerald L. Finke
Pocatello Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pocatello Tribune
Bud E. Anderson
V.F.W
Pocatello Voiture of
Forty & Eight
Halliwell Park
Bud Anderson
James C. Bangs
Rainbow Dance Hall
Rainbow Old-Time Orchestra
Adv
Lee Ann Hawkes
Morgan S. Hawkes
J. C. Gardner
L.D.S. Church
Lee Ann
Jule
Rosemary Walters
Pocatello Gardens
Joe T. Ayre
Katherine Bloxham
Arimo
Marlin E. Hocking
Leora Merrill
Chas. W. Hyde
North Eleventh
Harry G. Berryman
Cook Drug CO
West Center
J. Ballantyne
Spokane
Bureau of Naturalization and Immigration
R. C. Thomas
Pocatello Police Department Detective Bureau
Herb Williams
Lester A. Betty
James D. Wallace
Theodore Jones
Arthur Daniel Cain
Harry Thomas King
Monroe
Maple
North Fifth
G. B. Crewshaw
Fred J. Tripp
G. Catledge
H. Luskinsky
Corby’s
Corby
U.S.A
Jas. Barclay & Co.,Limited
Peoria, Illinois
Benen
Stirling
W. W. Shippert
Dixon, Ill
Downard Funeral Home
Just
Hite
Chile
Scott
Verviers
McOmber
Uncle Bob
Kraft Dairy Farm Service
Indiana
Mississippi
Unck, Bob
Kraft Cheese Company
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