Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 2

09 A Idoho Slot. Journal POCATF.LLO, IDAHO, MONDAY, AUGUST 18 1969 OBITUARIES Sarah S. La sen John P. Jensen m.ACKI'-OQT Kunoral ser. vices arc scheduled at 2 Tuesday in tho Howard Packham Mortuary Chapel In Rlackfoot for John Phillip Jensen, 80, of Lower Presto, north of foot, who died Friday at his rancy of an apparent heart attack.

He was born at I Utah, Nov. 17, I a son of Michael Alfred and Gunilda Olive Ilanscn Jensen. The family came to the Lower Presto area when he was a small boy.and homcslcadcd on tho farm where he lived ho rest of his life, married Clara Jorgcnsen at II lack foot on March 1, 1913. She died on June 24, 19.16. They were parents of two sons.

He then' married Amber IIawes of Hyrum, Utah, who also preceded him in death. He later ried Solma Pctersen of Hyrum, Utah, she died in 19G9, He was proficient at cooking, canning and (attlng and enjoyed reading tho Dlblc. Ho Is survived by his two sons, Virgil Jenscn Idaho Falls; Clifford Jensen, Shelley; six grandchildren! nlnogreatgrand- children; two sisters, Mrs. A thur (Anna) Malm. Ulackfoot.and Mrs.

Esther Anthony, Paclflca, Calif. nurlal will he In the Firth Cemetery. The family will greet friends at the mortuary from to 9 p.m. this evening, George R. Bercter Jr.

HLACKFOOT George Itay- mond Bcrcier two-rnontli- old son of George and gavo Rercler, died at lhe family homo at ,183 Alder Street early Sunday of apircnl quick pencil- monla. He was born June 20 I a foot. In to his parents, he Is survived by grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Hngavo, Fori Washaklc, and Mrs. Rosa. Herder, Dlacktoot. ijiMvusiuu jiinerai services will lie Tuesday at the Grove CityComctcry, Illackfool. hy Hishop Sterling Madsen ot the Glackfoot Third LDS Ward Cluircli.

The family will in eel with friends at the and 1m rg-11 111 Funeral Home at 2 p.m., then proceed to the cemetery for the services. Vernon W. Jensen m.ACKFOOT Vernon Wilford Jensen, GO. of Sunday of Emphysema at Dingham Memorial Hospital, Mr. Jensen was born Jan.

35j 1909, In Mn plot on, Utah, the son Former McCammon resident Sarah S. Larsen, 85, of 154 Cypress In Pocatallo, died Sunday In the St. Anthony Community Hospital in pocatello following a lingering Illness. She was born 3, 1883, In Ulah to David andMary LcVenla Gregory Davis. She was married lo Nels l.arsen at Logan, Ulah, In 1901.

Mr. Larscn preceded her in death. Mrs. Larson lived most of her life at McCammon, spending much of her later years with her children In Pocatello. She was a life long member of the LDS Church.

Survivors 1 are four sons, and throe daughters, Herman and Glen, both of McCammon; Kenneth, Long Beach, dell, Mrs. Frank (LeVlnla)Hall. Mrs. Eura (Dean) Jones ana Mrs. Frank (Mary)-Hough, all of Pocatello; 24 grandchildren; '18 groat-grandchildren: great great grandchildren; three brothers, Ephralm and Leonard Davis, vld 1C, Davis, Preslon; two sisters, Mrs.

Delilah Pike, Salt I.ako a i Pocatello, Funeral services will bo conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday In tho McCammon LDS WardChap- el. a i will receive friends from 8 to 0 p.m. Tuesday at the Manning Funeral Chap- ol and at the Relief Society Room of the McCammon Ward Chapel from 1 p.m. until funeral time.

Burial will be In the McCammon Cemetery. William H. Chandler ULACKFOOT-Gravosldo services lor William Henry Chandler, 85, who cllod Thursday In Willows, were scheduled this afternoon In Bubols. Mr, Chandler was born In Hexburg, a son ot llio lalo William and Mary Stoole Chandler. A former long-time resident of Dubols, lie had served as bishop of lhe LDS Ward (here In 1024 and 1925.

Ho Is survived by'Ills widow, Mrs. Sarah Xwicfel Chandler; 10 sons and daughters, including Mrs. Charles (Gladys) lor er, Around Town NAMED TO COUNCIL LaVell B. Winn, 579 West Ce. dar, has been chosen to represent western Indus)lal products distributors on the B.F.

Goodrich Industrial Products distributor advisory council. He Pocatellan Charged In Grudge Shooting Dale Georg3 Sortor, 37, of 238 Washington, was arraigned In will serve Iwo years on the coun- justice Coui-t today at noon on a oil, which meets annually at Ak. hirge of assault with a deadly ron, Ohio. weapon with Intent to commit STUDENTS TO REGISTER of the Wayne Students planning to attend OV eiess continued the ar. Irvlng Junior High are to regls- rJignment to give Sortor time ter from 8:30 a.m.

to 12 and to consu it an attorney. Bond to 12 and from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Seventh graders are to go the school's office Tuesday, eighth grade Wednesday a nlnlh grade Thursday. set at $5 oo and Sortor reman ded to Bannock Couiv Sortor ams ted at his home Sunday following an incident in which Samuel G.

Hor- County Accepts Resurfacing Bid on Highway A for the materials NO PARKING PROBLEM Arias Fluter of Spokane, tries lo convince Mrs. Dee Spoftonl, 12K North Hayes, that she should trade in her large car on one similar to the 2 toot mini-car that Fluter made himself. Elizabeth, the name ot the car, was shortened ami put with two letters of Pinter's first name lo result in Hie letters ARBET on the front howl. Homemade Car 8 Green Berets Moved Stirs Comments from Stockade to Billets On Visit to City "Look at that guy going home In his lunch Is only one of the comments that greets wilh her tor some time about Arias Fluter andhls 37-inch high Iwo years ago. There also arc ar a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren anil two luter, Wra VISlieu i'OCdteuu brothers in Roxburg.

lasl week from Spokane, Funeral services wore held Grldloy, on Saturday. Charles H. Sneddon 1 CONDA Funeral services for Charles Sneddon, 70, who By GEORGE McARTHOR Gregory had charged last Associated Press Writer week that the CIA ordered the SAIGON (AP) The U.S. killing, and other sources said Army took the eight Green Bor- tlie CIA withdrew the order ets charged with murder out of about a week alter issuing it. mer close confinement at Hie Long But these sources were not Binh stockade today and con- clear as to whether the man had fined them to regular billets at already been killed tho big headquarters post north This was the version of the killing told today: The Green Beret command began to suspect one of its Viet- CLUB PUSHES SALE Chances for a $100 gift certificate from Roy's Western Wear are being sold by the Clover Riders 4-H Club wllli the drawing be held Aug.

23 at the Downey 4-H Fair. The club, which was formed In May, has been practicing to participate in 0 esur Highway the parade. President is Randy for 3 2 south of he city Stewart. ms accepted today from nock Paving only bidder to KhChlVhb utGHth. BannockCountycommisslon.

A masters degree in educa- he bid was $3,000 higher than lion was awarded Judith Mary tne original estimate. Carter Damewood, Pocatello, at avtn stockpile exercises Saturday at Auburn 4 5 0 0 tons of bituminous oil mix University, Auburn, Ala. She a its Batiste Road plantj and was among some 1,051 students coimty crfews will ay the matj receiving renUng the machine from Ban- TWO RECEIVE DEGREES Two students from Pocalello, Michael Charney, 1SU, and Paul G. WIndtey, 1515 Homer Drive, received degrees Saturday at the University ot Colorado sum- commenceinent program. Charney, an associate professor of anthropology at 1SU, received a doctor of philosophy and Wind- of Saigon.

The Army's chief spokesman in Vietnam announced that the seven officers and one enlisted begln next Monday take about three days, Chairman Vernon Powell said. Traffic will be maintained as the asphalt is laid over one-half the road at a time. The project will extend from the south city boundary to a point just north of the Pocatello Golf and Country Club. now is in progress, Pow. MORE TREES -ell said on cleaning outditches- 5r Five more of the trees planted aiid culverts along; jhe; stretch and ton, 40, 165 Charles Place, was shot Sunday afternoon.

Horton was treated and released from Bannock Memorial Hospital with small cuts on the upper part of his body and a small piece of bullet In one shoulder, police said. Horton told police he has been having trouble with Sortor for some time and that Sortor start, ed the problems between the 'two. He said Sortor has been making objectionable calls to Horton's ome and they once me with arm's at Highland High School to settle the dispute. Horton said he "got lhe drop" on Sortor and took a gun away from him. Police said Sortor blamed Horton for starting the dispute last October when Horton allegedly beat up Sortor on the highway to American Falls.

Horton said he was shot as he drove by Sorter's house after receiving a call from Sortor that they should meet to settle things "once and for all." The third time he drove by Sorter's house on Washington, Horton said he saw Sortor in the yard and heard a shot but didn't think he had been hit. Police took a rifle for evidence. Weather Low tonight 55; high tomorrow 85 to 90; high yesterday fl2; high today 85; low this morning 59; yesterday's average 63; normal During the past 24 'hours no precipitation at tho airport; total for the month normal total .29. Sunrise tomorrow sunset 8:27. Pocatello area forecast: Partly tonight and Tuesday, chance of afternoon or even- no married Lonorcfclsie Wai lace on April 2, 1946, in Pocatello.

Tlielr marriage was sol- In the Idaho rails I.DS Temple on April 2, 19G3. Mo was employed by Hie Du- rcau of Indian A a i for 24 years as lender oMIte Lllackfoot Dam. lie loved fishing and hunting. He was an older In the Church. Survivors Include his widow, one daughter, Mrs.

Jay (Nancy Leo) Erb, Vallcjo, three sons, KulLh Vernon Jensen and Dennis Dclloy Jensen, both of Max Lamar Jensen, in the Air Force stationed in Denver; otio grandson; one brother and two sisters, Willard II. Jensen, Blackfoot; Mrs. ISlva Petersen, St. Anthony and Mrs. Stella- Hanks, Twin Bridges, Mont.

no son, Ma in Hay, re- cedcd him In death. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Sandbcrg- Ilill Funeral cliapelunderlhcdl- rection of Bishop Morlunson of the Wapollo LDS Ward. Burial will lie In Grave City Cemetery. The family i receive Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.

at the Sandberg-IIUl Funeral Home. Hazel S. Harris Funeral services are to lie conducted at2p.m. Wednesday in tho Downard Impel for vs. Smith Harris, a former Pacatello resident and civic worker, who died Sunday in Val- lelo, a i after an extended Illness.

She Iwd made her home with a son Jn Vallcjo forthc past four years. Mrs. Harris was born In Nebraska, a daughter of Or en F. and Essie Ressner Smith. The family came to Idaho when she was a child and settled in the niackfoot area where her father operated IheO.

F. Smith (arm Cor many years. She attended schools in the Blackfoot arcil and later taught in several areas in southern Idaho. She was, married to i i a B. "Bert" llurrls on June 19UI, ut Focatcllo.

He died here on Auir- 1951. Mrs. Harris was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist; Until Chapter 3 Order of Eastern Star, and and past president of the American I.oglon A i i a During World War II she was one of tho organ of the "Cookie Jar" at the Union Pacific Depot here which provided ser 16, 1898, at Diamondviiie, took Mm seven years to make. it) mues norm 01 to iioberi and Mary Peterson About 2 of tubular sleel Saigon, while the enlisted man, sncudon. no was married to Aitnn i Omith TV MI Grace Little on Feb.

1920, was used for the frame and Alvin L. Smith Jr. of Na- at five sheets of body metal for ct is in an enlisted a bachelor of architecture. said he got the usual reaction from people in Pocatello--open mouths for a moment and then to Cars 'drlvlnc by 734 North namose agents clandes- along Pocatello Avenueinaconi- to be of Lars driving oy i norm tine liaison missions in Cambo- munity andbeaulificatlonproject shoulders are being widened, normal! hfghs in asked the CIA for ad- have been broken anddestroyed. also.

upper aos or lower 90s. Night 'Hie weekend vandalism was re- Besides letting the pavingbid, 5 ai iiopE'-rancisUa-smus- car Tnc seven olficcrs are con- iw agent was a relatively "Ported by police today. This is the commissioners today ap. high here is now 86, and normal sen win conduct. sal(1 Hm liandinade car fined to an officers' billet at low-ranking man, and the CIA in addition to the nine trees proved the general terms of a low is 52.

took Mm seven te! Long 15 miles north of advised the Greeo Beret com- which were destroyed about dollar-a-year lease of a three- manii in Nha Trang that it weeks ago. Alter this destruo- fourths of an acre tract of coun- Billings should "dispense" with him if Hon, the Chamber of Commerce ty property to the Clover Riders Boise he was under suspicion. Tlie raised nearly $100 to replace 4-H Club. Located off Bannock Butte CIA itself was unable to deter- the trees. A $50 reward also Highway and behind the Monarch Las Vegas mine whether the a a a double agent.

There was never any consid- 32 horsepower. The fastest Flut- Robert B. nhoaiilt of Vineyard eralionartonj the CIA directors er everdrIveshisKiris40niiles Haven, former com- in Saigon that the man should an hour although he said it is mander of all Green Beret' bo killed. There may, however, capable of more. The car, which forces in Vietnam, have been at have been some misundurstand- lias a removable hard top tea- l' on Binh since thoir arrest ing in tlie relay of information tures an instrument panel'from 20.

between Saigon and Nlia Trang. a 1939 Stiulebaker and liot and Tlie civilian attorney for one at some unspecified date, cold water faucets as inside of the officers, Ma j. Thomas C. some officials in Saigon contact- door handles MWdleton Jr. of Jefferson, S.C., Nha Trang with specific or- All the features making the charged last week that Middle- ilers that the man should not be little car legal on U.S.

highways ton was being held in solitary killed. lie liatl been employed as an accountant by the Anaconda Co. for 41 years and by the J. R. fiimplot Co.

Tor seven years prior retirement in 1966. Ho was an avid gardener and took special interest, in raising flowers at his home. lie was a member of the I.D8 Church and had served perinttmdonlonhcSundaySchool while living at Diamomlvillo. Tho family Imd lived at Con da since 1940. Survivors arc his.widow, Conda; three daughters, Mrs.

Metvin (Kalherlno) Gill and Mrs. Douglas (Nila) Ilogan, both of Soda Springs; Mrs. Richard (Mary) Ilorsburgli, Hock Springs, seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild; one brother, W. Missciula, one sister, Mrs. Jennlo Slroc- tnan, Colorado Springs, Colo.

E''rlends may call at the Allen Funeral Home this evening from 7 lo 9 o'clock and 'niesday to the services. Burial will be In the l-'airvicw Cemetery. Funeral Notice YAKDliIiY-- Funeral services for ICva nousmann Yarrtlnv. of Hawthorne, Hoad, who passed away Friday, i tie conducted Tuesday at 1:00 P.M. in the Manning Funeral Chapel.

Mrs. Yardlcy was born Feb. 37, 11195 In Center Creek. Utah, to Andrew Christian and Mar- garctha llaner Itousmann. She married I).

Harold Spackman, Aug. 3, 1912, PocateUo. The marriage was solemnized in the i.ogan I.DS Temple, Jan. 31, 1917. Mr.

Spackinan died April the shell of the car. men's billet "in another area" Fluter combined two engine of Long Binh, the spokesman blocks for the two-cylinder, air- said, cooled engine that puts outabout Tlie eight men, headed by Col. has been offered lor information the land was acquired Ogden on the vandals. Births Weather elsewhere: 78 87 78 106 84 84 89 80 are on Hie car, including turn contlnemenl in a cell only feet signals and headlights. by 7 feet and without proper The car las double-acting ventilation.

The Green Beret cdmmarxl BANNOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BACON Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Bacon, 617 Ngrth Garfield, Aug. 15, a son. FARNSWORTH-To Mr.

and Mrs. Steven Farnsworth, 291 Hoffman, Aug. 15, a son. WOLFE- To Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Wolfe, 22 Mountain Drive, Aug. 1C, a daughter. NEWMAN- To Mr. and Mrs. by.the county In connection with Rock Springs right-of-way for the Portneuf salt Lake City Flood Control project.

Spokane Keith Stewart, leader of the 4-H club, said the club will use the land for training and practice sessions in horseback riding. Stewart agreed that the club will fence the property, provide needed gates and horse-jumps and mow the weeds. The official agreement willbe drawn up by the county attorney's office. 55 65 42 81 64 Tr. 54 .24 62 .01 56 a of Cheraw, S.C., filed a petition progress.

The command had set CASPER-To Mr. and Mrs. re- 'as! week for Mkldlcton's re- an opc i a tion during which Dennis Casper, 1010 West Clark are but this was denied. On suspected double agent was Aug. 17, a son.

HTM, Rlintlnv In 1 nntitinnerl the Armv tn shocks, four-wheel brakes, an automatic transmission three forward gears beside: verse. Boat trailer tires used, with a spare in the tiny na ho petitioned the Army 0 be shot. trunk. a speedy trial or dismissal Fluter said he gets 55 miles of tte charges against his client TI, Army lias announced that to the gallon with the gas tank Ml renewed his charge that holding five gallons and one Midtllclon was confined under quart. "inhumane conditions." "That quart is very Impor- T1 Army began an invostiga- an Havon, the com.

I-- replied that it was too late, (hat Steven Newman, 404 East Car- Thoattorney.Goorgo Gregory mission was already in ter, Aug. 1G, a daughter. PEIN-To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pein, 145 North Ma in, Aug.

son. the killing look place on or SANTILLANES-To Mr. and about June 20. A month later, Mrs. Severo Sanlillanes, 484 Col.

Robert B. Rhcaiilt of Vine- Stuart, 17, a daughter. ARMATAGE To Mr. and he said. Ke didn't explain 'ion "ly 30 similar to a grant! ma nder of all Special Forces in- Mrs.

lilchard Armatage Route jury hearing lo determine Vietnam, was relieved of his Three, Box 401 Pocatello Aug 'he 1'A-foot car has a 55-Inch whether the Greon Borct men command and placed under ar- 17 a daughter and measures 37 would be brought to trial. Tim rest along with seven of his su- DUDEK-To' Mr and Mrs Inches high. A tall Pocatello investigation recessed Aug. bordinates. Two weeks later, Ted Dudek 5555 Yellowstone' tage macMne accord- policeman reportedly slopped 2 and is lo resume Wednesday, tho Army announced their ar- Aug 17 twin sons lng Pocatell firefighters who the ear in town and was nb- "Isolation of the prisoners, rest ami said timv inrt ivon Answered the call.

why. The HIS BAND TO PRACTICE Highland High School's marching band will have one-hour practices each morning at 7 o'clock starting Wednesday, according to Band Director Joe VVilles. Both new and former members are asked to report to the Highland Band Room for the rehearsals. MACHINE An overheated washing machine caught fire at 1:08 p.m. Sunday at the Rocky Mountain Trailer Courts, causing minor damage to the machine, accord- the car in town and was ob- "isolation of the prisoners, rest and said they had teen served to gel down on both which was necessary (luring one charged with murder and con- To Breezway Market for Bringing Lower Food Prices To Pocatello! 219W, Alameda ADVERTISMENT vicemeil witli refreshments George Mrs.

while stopping tiere. Georpo Jacobsen, Mrs. Survivors include Iwo sons, Harris, Vallejo; Ulch- 1G, 1053. stio iiiarricjl Hiisscii li. Yard- iards an(i knccs to to Fll phase of the investigation, no spiracy.

It added that an hives- Nn v. lont'OT is required," the Army tiraUnn was unrlop In rtrfnr. When -she was a plrl Mrs. Yardlcy moved from Center Creek, Utah, lo Millburne, Wyo. A her father died she movcil to Sail i i i i then to l.und, Ida.

whore stie mcl Mr. They came lo I'oca- tcllo In 1021. A llfe-lonff of tlie Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Mrs. Yardley had been active In Relief Society and tho Primary. She was a member of the af.lh I.DS waro.

Surviving; are her husband, Pocatello: five tlanghlers, Mrs. William ard. Concord, a i onesistcr. Mrs. Marshall i Falls Church, and eight Brand- cnildrcn.

During the services, Mr. Luc i Gassor i read passages from the lilblc and from "Science and lleallh wilh Key lo the Sr.rlplnros" liy Mary llakor Mddy. nurlal i tie In the family plot In Mount Moriah Cemetery under lhe direction of Downard I-'uneral Home. Ralph B. lucas Immoral services and burial i be conducted Tuesday In Independence, for Ralph.

HiiiEhsm Micas, 31), of Independence, who died Saturday on Interstate 15 three miles north of McCammon In a truck accl- Ile was born Oct. in, 10.10. at Kansas City, a son of Omer and Itulli IHnBham I.ncas. The Downard Funeral Home Is In oharce o( arrangements. Kennclh (Helh) McCarron, Mrs.

Fred (Marjorlc) Illdwoll, of Pocatello; and Mrs. Tim (Grot- ta5 i of New i i nesota; four sisters, Mrs. Barbara Mrs. Lena naner, of I'ocalello; Mrs. MargaretKo- a Francisco, Mrs.

Iva Galli, Sun Ansclmo, seventeen Rrandchlldren; thirty great 0r rand lit 111 re and a treat-great-ptraiidclilld; five step children, Tores Scarlett, I.alla- bra, Helen llccts, San Francisco, a i Robert Yardley, San Peigo, Ulmor Yardley, Tacoma, required," the Army tigation was unilor way to detor- The half-Ion weight of lhe sa a statement today. nc whether they would be car is responsible tor it being statement added that the brought to trial. Since then the registered and originally H- A TMV could not predict tiow Army has refused lo give any censed in 195C, Flutor snid, as much longer the investigation details of lhe case, and the U.S.. a motorcycle. Fluter said auth- would last.

Embassy in Saigon lias inain- orities knew wasn't a motor- "Delays haVc been caiiscxl taincd a liamls-oK policy, cycle but weren't sure how else unavailahility of certain to register the car. witnesses and requests (or dc- The Columbia Broadcasting Fluter usually hauls' the car la 'V counsel for some of tho System had still another version with him in a trailer accused," the statement said. of the murder story Sunday wncn he travels and uses the Meanwhile, another version of nichl. In a telecast from Saigon, car for in-torn errands. He has til killing was aired today by a CBS said it learned from a lop driven it the 28 miles from his source with contacts among in- source that the murdered man home in Spokane to Coeur telligence olficers in Saigon, He was a "triple captain d'Alene.

He said he would not saW tlie slaying of tlie Vicl- lhe South Vietnamese army, tie afraid to drive it from Poca- namese double agent was done a spy (or the CIA and an agent tcllo to Spokane except that he without any authorization from for the North Vietnamese Com- would slow oilier traffic. Where did Fluter gel the idea of buildinga legal miniature car'? "I guess I was born with it," he said. the funeral services Tuesday. The family i receive tho Central Intelligence Agency, munists. I I I Helty friends Monday evening from 7 Kollenir, Yuba City, Calif, and unlll p.m.

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