Local notes and notices from Pocatello
Community items include Schenk returning to work at Celis beauty salon, Beverly Fry visiting from Stephens College, gift sale at Atkin Florist, and court case set for Miles Elson of Bancroft for disturbing the peace with a $50 bond. Also reports on junior police watermelon event, Girl Scout camp plans, escape from Blackfoot asylum, barbecues reopening, marriages licenses, and railroad land condemnation proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Elson
Bancroft
Henry McQuade
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Elson
Roe White
Beepers to Queen Contest and County Labor Plans
The county labor office reopening invites workers to July 15 enrollment while Mexican nationals relocate from the summer pool. A beef inspection tour near Pocatello drew about 20 men, visiting Tyhee Tyhee farms and Downey ranches to view Herefords and Angus calves cared for by 4 H club members since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Parm Labor Association
W. J. Steele
Mr. Steele
Pocatello
Quentin Murdock
Chamber of Commerce
Bob
Joyce Hudson
Tyhee
Johnsons
McCammon
Brim's
Cambridge
Dean Barnes
Downey
4-H Club
W. W. Shields
Bannock Hotel
Jack Wursten
Simplot Fertilizer
Harold Ory
Purina Mills
Amos Chase
Idaho Lumber and Hardware
J. L. Craig
Rudy Willecke
Farmers Feed and Seed
Boyd Baxter
The
Union Pacific
Drew Dunn
Leavitt
Local notices list thefts and fines in county region
Watermelons were reported stolen from Fred Brandt’s warehouse Friday night. Licenses filed for H J Alvord and Howard Bernhagen with Herman Levinson. Dick Smith leaves for Seattle to spend summer with parents. Local officials fined several individuals for vagrancy intoxication and speeding. Sam Gardner forfeited bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brandt
N. Grant
H. J. Alvord
Ford's Sporting Goods
Howard A. Bernhagen
Herman M. Levinson
Bob's Top Hat
Harlie Wilkins
Charles W. Hyde
Victor W. Jacobson
Bobby J. Forrest
Sam Brown
J. Patrick Seaver
D. D. Humphrey
John Smith
Wayne Stout
Willam R. Ewing
N. V. Edwards
Samuel Gardner
Forfeited Bonds Tie to Stop Sign Violations
Speeding and failing to observe stop signs and traffic signals led to bond forfeitures for Florence Peter son Edwin F. Kase and David Bybee. Albert M. Weese Jr studies law at University of Colorado Boulder this summer. Roy B. Johnson and Mrs Johnson visit California relatives. Rev Le Roy Walker discusses church leadership changes with Rev Brooks Moore in Salem Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Peterson
Edwin F. Kase
David Bybee
Albert M. Weese, Jr
Albert M. Weese
University of Colorado At Boulder
le Roy Walker
The
Methodist Church
Brooks Moore
Trinity Methodist Church
Idaho Falls
Oregon Methodist Conference
Portland
Walker
Moore
First Methodist Church
Salem
Ore
Willamette University
West
Former Pocatellan Dies in California Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lish returned from Woodland California where they attended the funeral of their cousin. The brief item notes a family death and travel for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lish
Woodland
Calif
Pocatello Man John Murphy Dies in Car Crash
Pocatello resident John Perry Murphy of Yolo California was killed June 22 when the car he rode in overturned. He had worked as a mechanic for Jesse M. Chase until 1934 then moved to Woodland and was employed by Tracy Motor Company in Woodland at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Parsch
Pacific Fruit and Produce Company
Parsch
R. M. Pugmire
Mer Pocatello
John Perry Murphy
Yolo
Calif
Mr. Murphy
Jesse M. Chase
Woodland
Tracy Motor Company
Obituary: Leonard Ray Macklin 8 days old
Leonard Ray Macklin died in a local hospital on Saturday. Born in Pocatello on June 20, he was 8 days old and lived at 429 S Twelfth. Survived by parents Frank Leroy and Nelda June Madsen Macklin, maternal grandparents Neils C. and Mrs. Madsen of Pocatello, paternal grandmother Ethyl Johnson of Republic, Kens. Grave side services at Shelley cemetery at 2 pm Sunday, Hall mortuary directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ray Macklin
Frank Leroy
Nelda June Madsen Macklin
Pocatello
Neils C. Madsen
Ethyl Johnson
Republic
Kens
Shelley Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Funeral Services for Infant Leon Lockyer
Funeral services for infant Leon Lee Lockyer, son of Prank R and Rose Bentley Lockyer, were held at 2 p.m. Friday at the McCammon ward LDS church. Bishop Ver Hall officiated. invocation by Bert Green and benediction by Lester Marley. The grave was dedicated by Arthur W. Hall with music by the McCammon LDS choir and solos by Gladys Brown and Lucille Hall. Speakers included Lyndon Green, President Leo O. Hansen, and R. T. Hale. Pallbearers were Ray and Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Lee Lockyer
Prank R
Rose Bentley Lockyer
McCammon Ward L.ds
Ver Hall
Bert Green
Lester Marley
Arthur W. Hall
McCammon L.ds
Gladys Brown
Lucille Hall
Lyndon Green
Pres
Leo O. Hansen
R. T. Hale
Ray and
Dale
Funeral Details for Hoshine Ferris and Verne Pannell
Gary Hoshine Verne Pannell and Lois Williams honored by McCammon Relief Society at services. Burial at Robin Cemetery directed by Hall Mortuary with flowers cared for by the relief society led by Lois Williams.
Aluminum Transmission Cable Miles Noted in U S Survey
A United States survey notes about 750000 miles of aluminum electric transmission cable in use nationwide. The figure highlights aluminum’s prominence in power lines and grid infrastructure across the country.
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United States
West Point graduates served actively in World War II
About 8,800 West Point alumni served in active World War II roles. Their widespread assignments spanned Europe Africa and the Pacific theaters. Many earned commendations while contributing to major campaigns and postwar reunions documented in official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
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Ie Schenk
Celsis Beauty Salon
American Legion
Preston-Pocatello
Halliwell Park
Beverly Fry
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
Atkin Florist
Adv
Gordon
Irvin
G. I
North Main
P. G. Hall
St. Mary's
St. Anthony's Church
Agnew
C. P. Jones
R.S. Ashby
Mesdames
Harry Oviel
Leo Rush
Dan Agnew
Harry DeLate
Frank Rieger
R. W. Brennan
George Murphy
Priscilla McNichols
R. 8. Ashby
Ida Gilmore
Hart Nursery
Stirling Coal
Nodding Pine
C. 5
Bosquet
Sunset Auto Court
Frank Golob
Girl Scouts
Golob
Howard McNeely
State Mental Institution
Blackfoot
Priday
McNeely
Stauffer’s Bar
Anna Keefe
Charles T. Durham
Wolf Point
Mont
Margaret Morrell
James A. F. Burr
Hanford
Vardelia Wiles
Dwayne A. Davis
Ocatello
Basalt
Mildred Mitton
Firth
R. O. Young
J. Bh. Craig
Fiske Flag and Decorating Company
Tacoma
Wash
Pocatello Frontier Rodeo Committee
Craig
Chuck
Oregon Six Line
Union Pacific Ralliee
Fredregill Road
Ross Park
BUICK
Hill Bros
GEM State Auto CO
Arthur
Mr. McQuade
Atkin Plorist
James Anderson
Advo
Charles E. Waring
Hebgen Lake
Mr. Waring
Union Pacific Railroad
Dick Smith
Northwestern University
Seattle
E. V. Smith
Pocatello High School
Roy B. Johnson
Oakland
Pocatellan
Betsy Rosl
Molinelli
Vernonware
California
Molinelli’s Jewelers
Bondex
Bannock Lumber & Coal
South First Ave
Boise Payette Lumber Co
North Fifth Ave
Calligan
South Main St
Centre Paint Co
Idaho Glass & Paint Co
Main and Clark
Idaho Lumber & Hardware Company
East
Nter St
Pocatello Hardware & Canvas, Inc
North Main St
Tri-State Lumber Co
Tigso
South Main
Shortie
COATS
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