Eagles Assure 1951 Idaho convention site in Pocatello
Local group meets in Caldwell to confirm Pocatello as the site for the 1951 Idaho Eagles convention after a 1949 meeting with 21 delegates. K Shoppe, local president, notes strong support from chamber and town leaders. Jane Cox reelected state treasurer of the auxiliary. Pocatello delegates arrive for the Caldwell convention with several official and auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Caldwell
K. Shoppe
Pocatellans
Gate City
Shoppe
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Jane Cox
Eagles
Ruth Decker
Louise Myler
Anona Belile
Dorothy Ohman
Lee Shoppe
Elma Triplett
eBatrice Plain
Mary Green
Pocatello Airman Promoted to Corporal Rank
Dorain S. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moore of 1541 S Fourth, has won promotion to corporal as announced by Col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Airman
Dorain S. Moore
E. J. Moore
S. Fourth
Moore reenlists. serves at Yokota Air Base Japan
James R. Gunn Jr. commands Yokota Air Force Base while Moore remains assigned to the 6106 boat unit as radio operator. Enlisted October 1942, served in Europe from February 1943, discharged December 1945, worked for Railway Express at Pocatello, reenlisted June 1948, and has been on duty in Japan since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Gunn, Jr
Yokota Air Force Base
Moore
Fifth Air Force
Occupational Air Arm
Japan
6106
Corporal Moore
Railway Express Agency
Pocatello
U.S. Air Force
Legion Auxiliaries Elect New President In Meeting
Mrs. Mark Shurtleff was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at a Memorial building meeting Monday evening. She succeeds Mrs. John Morris and is joined by officers Mrs. Al Ebel first vice president Mrs. James K Shoppe second vice president Mrs. Lloyd Haight secretary Mrs. H A Burtgon treasurer Mrs. Lillian Cullen historian Mrs. Don Bailey and Mrs. Melvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Shurtleff
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
John Morris
al Ebel
James K. Shoppe
Lloyd Haight
H. A. Burtgon
Lillian Cullen
Don Bailey
Melvin
PTA School Draws Fifty Officers In Pocatello
The annual PTA school in Pocatello gathered about 50 new officers and committee chairmen from 13 local associations. Mrs. William Orr said the session at the Methodist church aimed to brief leaders on upcoming duties and challenges for the year. Council, district officers and school leaders announced July council meetings to appoint a general chairman for the 1950 state convention to be held in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Pocatello Pta
William Orr
Central Council
Orr
L. L. Faber
Ronald Reed
Jack Holladay
Oscar Carlson
Delos Thornock
Shirley Lemmon
Nicholas Ifft
Jed Ashton
Tyhee Pta
James Leese
Whittier Pta
Ezra Hawkes
Irving Pta
Local club announces officers and delegates for state convention
Mrs Leland Freckleton and Mrs Ida Mae Coates were elected as delegates to the state convention in Weiser in July with D Smith and Mrs John Black as executive board members. A picnic is planned for July 18 at the home of Mrs Irene Sahlberg. Audrey Weese and Cleo Pat Price reported on the Girls State meeting. Refreshments were by Mrs William Wade. door prize won by Mrs Gertle Myers. An unrelated note states the 1948 American meat consumption averaged 145 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Smith
John Black
Leland Freckleton
Ida Mae Coates
Weiser
Irene Sahlberg
Audrey Weese
Cleo Pat Price
William Wade
Gertle Myers
Livestock Production and Medical Extracts Overview
The excerpt notes 5 million independent livestock growers and mentions an extract from thyroid glands of slaughtered animals used to treat goiter. It explains a chigger feeds on skin rather than blood, and reports that 20,000 cattle are needed to produce one pound of crystalline insulin.
Board Completing Arrangements For Annual Rodeo
Khalil Hansen of the Oneida County Fair and Rodeo board said preparations near completion for the annual rodeo on July 8 and 9 with events starting at 8 p m each night. Promoter Marion McBride notes top stock and that several of the west s leading cowhands have indicated their participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malad—Khalil Hansen
Oneida County
Clowns and Riders to Enter Prize Money Show
Spectators will enjoy a program featuring clowns, trick riders, ropera and other novelty acts as part of the prize money event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropera
Dissolution of Radio TEC Partnership in Idaho
Notice announces the dissolution of the partnership of William H. Shiflett and Isaac F. Gutzman operating as Radio T.E.C. at 415 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho. Creditors must present claims within the time provided by law. Dated April 26 1949. W H Shiflett Isaac F Gutzman J 28 30 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Shiflett
Isaac F. Gutzman
Radio
T.E.C
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Isaac PF
Isw
W. H. Shiflett
From where I sit My Joe Maresh Now I'm Going Back To High School
A reader describes attending the newly formed Self-Improvement Club at the local high school. Buzz Ellis speaks on television while Hap Thomas explains the club's purpose. The writer joins and plans to speak next week on running a newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz Ellis
Hap Thomas
Hap
Buzz
Busy Ellis
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Weatherbird
SPE
Hotel Whitman
California Apparel Creators
Los Angeles
Janet Steele
Francis Leyden
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Berger Grocery
COX Grocery
del Monte
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Fifth Ave
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H. & S. Grocery
Irving Grocery
North Side Grocery
Okay, Inc
North Main
South Fifth
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Safeway Stores
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East Center
Star Grocery
Subway
Lynn Weller
West Side Market
Wyz-Way
Alameda
Frazier Grocery
Handee Grocery
T. A. Stores
Stuart's Market
H. W. Evans & CO
J. B. Corneilson
Melhaaf
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Peterson’s Market
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