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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
5
Community notices include a Monday 10 a.m. sale at the colored USO on N First with baked goods and rummage items. Local happenings list bond forfeitures for traffic violations, a magician show tickets, bar association meeting in Sun Valley, and various police reports and license applications.
William A Casper and Engel M Boheim were involved in a intersection collision at Third and Clark with Casper reporting a bent fender and Boheim’s car sustaining front frame damages. MacKenzie Auto Equipment announces a new Blackfoot Idaho store opening June 30 1947 managed by H Hezel with longtime auto experience. W H Jensen to attend Idaho public lands meeting in Boise after a Washington D C trip report.
Forrest E. Cooper representative for eleven western states in the interstate association of public lands counties will attend a meeting. Cooper resides in Lakeview Oregon. American Legion Junior baseball Preston Potatello Halliwell Park 4 p m today. Adyv Mrs Augusta Curtis who visited with Mrs Etta Hansen and Mrs L S Williams and family left for Los Angeles after four weeks plus accompanying Mrs Hansen to Ogden for funeral services for her aunt Mrs Alice Ohlson who died at Paradise California. Floyd Parker and Leo A Keele fined 20 dollars after hearing before Judge Charles W Hyde in police court this morning. A fine of 15 dollars for appearing on streets intoxicated imposed on Russell C Jackson and Willie Lopez. Sam Brown Indian pleaded not guilty trial set over until Saturday. Ball Preston Pocatello Halliwell Park 4 p m today Adv. City recreation dancing classes moved from Caldwell park to Reed hall gymnasium on Idaho State college campus due to building access issues. Wayne Booth recreation director. Police called Thursday to assist a man beaten and robbed near Tyhee. The caller from sheriff's office was Earl Adkins. The man Bill Patrick Strover 57 of Dearborn hotel was picked up by State Patrolman C R Dexter and found wandering 32 miles south of Tyhee with blood on his face from a nose injury. no medical attention required. Strover said car with three or four young men invited him to ride. they robbed him of 50 dollars.
Beatrice Helms asks police to locate daughter Bonnie Lee Dalton 12Who left grandmother's trailer behind 155 S Third heading to Blackfoot to live on a farm with a nice lady The girl is 4 11 tall weighs 80 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes She may be with Carrol Lun green, mother says Park at 4 p m today Trustees of Bannock County school districts will meet Saturday to elect county board of education Five members will serve terms of one two and three years and new members will be chosen yearly to fill vacancies The board will supervise county schools under the state board as an intermediate unit between state and local districts
William Walker Company of Pocatello opposes Senate Bill 47 and House Resolution 872 proposing new national cemeteries. He argues the project costs exceed 120 million dollars plus upkeep, finds 77 cemeteries underutilized, and notes most veterans prefer local private burials with many already owning plots.
Gov. C A Robins is due in Buhl to attend the night rodeo sponsored by the Buhl Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Buhl Riding Club. He spoke earlier at the Idaho State Bar association in Sun Valley and will depart for Boise tomorrow. Arena director Guy Cash Pollock coordinates the show with the Jerome Sheriff’s Posse tonight and the Twin Falls Posse tomorrow night.
A collision between a car driven by Vernon Vance and a motor scooter killed Bill Ellis, 14, of Caldwell. Coroner William Talley said Ellis died from injuries sustained Wednesday night in the crash.
The Little Church of the Pines at Mack's Inn will hold Latter Day Saints services starting Sunday at 11 a.m. and continuing each Sunday through August 31. O. D. Hendrickson is presiding elder with J. Nixon and William H. Dahistrean as first and second counselors, Violet Hendrickson as secretary and chorister. The church operates under the Yellowstone stake missionary society, with John M. White as opening speaker.
Former president of the Yellowstone stake announces July 6 services with speaker Dr. D. H. Smith of Shelley and July 13 services with speaker Jacob H. Traynor of the Idaho Falls temple. Area residents vacationing in Island Park are invited to attend these sacrament services.
Early notes show buttons began as decorations and evolved into fasteners by the 15th century, marking a shift in use from ornament to functional garment closure.
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