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The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 5

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PAGE TWENTY BOISE IDAHO MONDAY DECEMBER 9 1968 THE IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN Officials Tour Boise West Connection Prior to Rites Weather Will Be Cloudy With Possibility of Snow Showers Valley News of Record Boise weather will be cloudy and mild through Tuesday with a high probability of snow show ers on Wednesday and Saturday the Weather Bureau reported today A few showers were likel today increasing tonight wi moderate rains likely on Tuesday It will be windy at times High temperatures will be 50 to 55 today and in the 40s Tuesday with lows tonight near 40 Precipitation probabilities were 10 per cent today 30 per cent tonight and 70 per cent Tuesday In Southwestern Idaho Tuesday through Saturday it will turn colder by mid-week with temperatures averaging below normal Occasional periods of snow will begin in mid-week with high probabilities on Wednesday and Saturday Boise's normal high and low for this period are 40 and 25 A low pressure area was moving In the valley causing cloudiness and expected to produce precipitation by tonight and Tuesday the forecaster said Boise had a high of 55 Sunday and a low of 40 this morning The high was 58 at Emmett and the low was 11 near Arco The high was 74 at Miami Fla and the low was one below at Watertown NY and Iron Mountain Mich THERE WILL BE RAIN for the central Pacific coast tonight and showers from the Pacific Northwest through Montana There will be snow and snow mixed with rain in the Great Lakes region It will be milder from Texas to the Mississippi Valley and colder In the Rockies and northern Plains Cold weather will continue in the East (AP Wlrephoto Map) Driving Said Good On Most Idaho Roads Aeronautics Department director and Bill Harvey public information officer for the Highway Department The connector will be dedicated at 9:30 am Thursday PREVIEWING THE Boise West Connector were several state officials including from left Jerry Hill an assistant to Gov Don Samuelson Don Morrissey public information officer for the Law Enforcement Department Chet Moulton BOISE AND REGIONAL OBITUARIES The Statesman doss net charge for publication of obituaries Paid funaral notices ara accepted as advertising Otis Boatright Otis David Boat-right 65 Payette died Saturday at a Payette nursing home He was bom Sept 12 1903 in Waldron Ark He was reared and attended schools in the Waldron area and married Norma Odessa McDaniel there on Sept 14 1924 The couple moved to Fruitland in 1938 where they resided until 1945 when they moved to Lodi Calif for a year before returning to Payette He was a carpenter and from 1955 until 1966 he was employed by Payette County in construction He was a member of the Fruitland Church of Christ He is survived by his wife two sons Donald Boatright Alamosa Cola and Lt Billy Boatright Miramar Naval Air Station San Diego Calif two brothers Arvel and Fulton Boatright both of BoonviUe Ark two sisters Mrs Shirley Rice and Mrs Minnie Henderson both of Waldron Ark and eight grandchildren Two sons preceded him in death Services will be held at 10 am Tuesday at the Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel Payette by Allan Mitchell minister of the Fruitland Church of Christ Interment will follow at Riverside MARRIAGE LICENSES WEISER Allan Nail Gallant Council and Diana Lyn Coon Ontario Milford Emmons and Dorothy Litka both of Saattla Darral Lytton Wallowa Ora and Charlotte Wall Upperfake Calif Samuel Oaklen Womalsdorf and Bavarly Lynn Bakar both Salam Ora Edward Dean Britt and Carol Joy Honay both Welsar CALDWELL Franklin Charles McGinley and Glenda Lee Mich-eaux both of Nampa and Tully Dean Spencer Boise and Mary Arlene Goodwin Meridian PAYETTE James Franklin Thrasher and Kathryn Louise Benner both of Troutdale Ore and Bernle Bernalle Hinzman Maupin Ore and Jannie Lou Cox Tygh Valley Ore VALE Raymond Grotan and Ramona Arlone McNally both of Ontario BIRTHS WEISER To Mr and Mrs Robert Atteberry Weiser a daughter born Nov 26 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Orval Spry Weiser a daughter born Nov 29 to Mr and Mrs LaVern Rathbun Weiser a daughter born Dec 2 to Mr and Mrs rausto Luna Weiser a son born Dec 3 NAMPA To Mr and Mrs Clifford Blacksmith 1224 Tenth Avenue South Nampa a son and to Mr and Mrs Terrell Burton 320 Sixteenth Avenue South Nampa a daughter both born Dee 4 at Mercy Hospital ONTARIO To Mr and Mrs Larry Shoemaker Payette a son bom Dec 3 to Mr and Mrs John Gatchel Payette a daughter and to Mr and Mrs Enrique Miranda Ontario a son both bom Dec I to Mr and Mrs Enrique Gonzallez Nyssa and to Mr and Mrs Manuef Lone Ontario sons bom Dec 5 at Holy Rosary Hospital CALDWELL To Mr and Mrs Daniel Dubose Box 253 Middleton a son born Dee 4 in Caldwell Memorial Hospital MUNICIPAL COURT -NAMPA Jess Zuniga 66 407 Edgeing Caldwell drunk in public hrJelJ2EbontifoLtBd- John A Byrd 40 408 Galveston Cald-w1! drnk Jn Public charge 3 25 bond forfeited -ONTARIO Epifano Garza 22 Ontario pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct charges iVP Nadine Thompson fined him 25 on the drunk charge and $50 on the conduct charge Ha was placed in Ontario city Jail in lieu of the fine CALDWELL Norma Thorn-3r6- US Belmont charged with driving while intoxicated fined $100 and $5 court costs Ruth Smith Notus drunk in a motor vehicle fined $30 Larry Pollen 903 Eleventh Avenue South Nampa drunk in a motor vehicle fined $20 Clar- Everett Gregg Portland 9nkrLn motor vehicle forfaited ff "In Oscar Lara 14 Main disturbing the peace by fighting! fjnd $15: Gary Hurd Wilder ma-licious injury to property fined $30 Bonds of $50 and court costs of $5 ch were forfeited in Municipal here on charges of peddling without a license by David Carl Anthony James Me-both of Portland and Gary Lovoia of Hillsboro Ore Roberto Homedale forfeited $40 for disturbing the peace JUSTICE COURT pAYETTE Irving Parrish 24 Route 1 New Plymouth pleaded guilty to obtaining money on false Joan Rogge fined ordered res-titutlon of $35 to be made He was Placed in the Payette County Jail in lieu of the fine CALDWELL Charles Virgil Howard 24 of 1317 Seventh Street South Nampa was found guilty of a charge of disturbing the peace In a memorandum decision announced by Justice of the Peace John Gunn Howard was arrested by Canyon County officers Oct 13 result of a fight at at of Caldwell A trial was held Nov 19 in Justice Court at which time Gunn took the case Howard was fined $15 and $5 costs Allen Eddie Huff 20 of Route 1 Nampa and Dale Boyd Hincks 19 of Route 3 Nampa appeared before Gunn on a first degree burglary charge involving the alleged theft Tuesday night of a money box and stamps from the Bowman Sand and Gravel Co The burglary was re-Ported to Canyon County sheriff's officers Wednesday morning by Donald Bowman Huff and Hincks were placed under bonds of $1000 each and the case was continued PROBATE COURT CALDWELL Letters testa-merit ery have been entered In the estates of Myrtle Davison and Charles Wells decrees of final discharge have been entered in the estates of Jerry Baker and George Richard Horton decrees establishing record title to community property have been entered in the estates of Canzadie A Parks and va Flagg a decree determining heirship ana final distribution has been entered in the estate of Glenn Cushman: a petition for probate of will has been filed in the estate of Henrietta Harbaugh letters testamentary have been entered in the estate of Cornelius lest Decrees pf distribution have been entered in the estates of Duncan Blanksma and Agnes McIntosh DISTRICT COURT CALDWELL Suits for divorce have been filed in Third District Court in Caldwell by Linda Lang-don against Kenneth Langdon Carol Frazier against James Howard Fraziar Arta Davis against Glenn Davis Eleanor Whitmire against Carl Ray Whitmire Barbara Henderson against Thomas Henderson and Glenn Gross against Barbara Gross PAYETTE Suits for divorce have been filed in Third District Court in Payette by James Young against Myrtle Young and by Rita Hollinger against Leo Hollinger Divorces have been granted in Third District Court in Payette by Judge Gilbert Norris to Carolina BClifford from George Clifford Jean Reilly from George 8 Reilly Lynn Evans from Sybol Jean's Evans VALE Suits for divorce have been filed in the Malheur County office by Mable Irene Grau against Billy Eugane Grau Florence Lorena Smith against James Floyd Smith Jr BUILDING PERMITS CALDWELL Wayne Bishop 1716 Polk new house at 1122 North Michigan Avenue $18000 Troy Laundry 281 Main erect sign Funeral Notice GEORGE BRANDAU Funeral services for George Brandau 91 Star Route Melba who passed away suddenly Friday afternoon in a Nampa hospital will be conducted on Tuesday at 2:00 pm at the Alsip Funeral Chapel with Pastor Frank Solbarg or the Zion Lutheran Church officiating Interment will be at the Cloverdale Memorial Park In Boise George Brandau was born October 11 1877 at Harle Germany He came to tha United States from Germany at the ago of 25 on April 29 1903 He stayed at the Dewey Palace Hotel in Nampa his first night In Idaho and from there he went to Silver City where he resided with his uncle for several months He then moved to the Wilson Community in 1903 where he farmed for many years prior to retiring in 1947 He was married to Mlnnio Olson May 4 1907 at Caldwell and has resided at Wilson for the past 65 years He was a member of tha Lutheran Church The family suggests that donations be mada to a favorite charity or to the Idaho Youth Ranch or flowers may bo sent He is survived by his wife Mrs Minnie Brandau Star Route Melba 2 sons Henry Brandau Melba and Can Brandau Boise: daughters Mrs Herb (Louise) Pllna Nampa Mrs Clifford (Gertrude) McMahan Melba Mrs Guy 20 great-grandchildren proceeded in death by son Conrad Brandau ami by six brothers and two sisters Fire Damage Estimated At $2 Million PORTLAND (AP) A spokesman for Publishers Paper Co said Sunday damage will be close to $2 million in die four-alarm fire which swept the Dwyer Lumber and Plywood Division Saturday Arthur Rickered assistant manager said half of the loss was in buildings and equipment in the three-block area while the other half was in one million board feet of finished lumber Rickerd said cleanup operations will begin today at the plant located southeast Portland The fourteen men who normally work in the charred area will be reassigned Rickerd said The plywood sawmill and most sections of the 500-em-ploye plant will continue in operation Rickerd said Mrs Ruby McIntosh RICHFIELD Services will held Tuesday at 2 pm at the Richfield American Legion Hall for Ruby Ellen McIntosh 81 with the Rev Hardy Thompson officiating Eastern Star services will also be conducted with concluding rites scheduled at the Richfield Cemetery Mrs McIntosh was bom Oct 29 1887 at Trenton Mo and married John McIntosh Sept 28 1910 She was a charter member of the Order of Eastern Star No 72 and served as worthy matron six times She also was a member of the Rebe-kah Lodge and was serving as secretary at the time of her death She was a member of the Earl Morrison American Legion Auxiliary and was the chaplain She held all of-ices in the auxiliary and was a Gold Star Mother She was a member of the Richfield Club for more than 40 years and was a member of the Burma Club Survivors in addition to her husband include: one son Hubert McIntosh Pocatello four daughters Mrs Herbert (Helen) Storey Hill City Mrs Edward Boger Gooding and Mrs Myrl (Lois) Oglesbee and Mrs Don (Virginia) Reynolds both of Boise one brother John Ketron Youngston Ariz 19 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren Friends may call today at the Bergin Funeral Chapel and from 11 am until time of services Tuesday at the American Legion Hall RED CROSS TO COLLECT NYSSA The American Red Cross bloodmobile will be in Nyssa from 2-6 pm Wednesday at the Hall at North Second and Bower Avenue The quota will be 150 pints Boise Chamber Outlines Plans For Yule Party The Greater Boise Chamber of annual Christmas Party will be held Wednesday beginning at 7:30 am at the Downtowner The traditional event will be part of the Early Bird Breakfast The Madrigal Club of Boise directed by Helen Bullock will sing to the group and Santa Claus will make an ap- Ssarance said chamber Present Charles Hall Richard Leisman chamber president-elect will explain the chamber's upcoming program for raising funds Frank Steigerwalt PAYETTE Services for Frank Steigerwalt 79 a long-time resident of Payette who died Saturday at an Ontario hospital will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the First Baptist Church of Payette by the Rev Jack Anderson Interment will follow at Riverside under the direction of the Shaffer-Jensen Memory Chapel He was bom Aug 2 1889 at Scranton Iowa He came to Payette in 1910 and married Mary Cox at Payette on June 5 1913 They had resided (i their farm north of Payette since their marriage He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Payette He is survived by his wife three daughters Mrs Florence Lattig Mountain Home Mrs Helen Conrad Castleford and Mrs Dorothy Cahill Payette a niece Mrs Ruth Kilgore La-Grande Ore a nephew Victor Steigerwalt Jefferson Iowa six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren He was preceded in death by two brothers Steven A Shepp Private services for Steven Alexander Shepp infant son of Mr and Mrs Stuart A Shepp Jr who died at birth Friday evening in a Boise hospital will be conducted Tuesday morning at Summers Chapel by the Rev Cecil Stanley of Collister Methodist Church The child is survived by his parents paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Stuart A Shepp Sr Boise and maternal grandmother Mrs Vera Barnes Spokane Train Strikes Kills Aged Sandpoint Man SANDPOINT (UPI) Homer Robinson 89 was killed instantly when he was hit by a Great Northern train Saturday near here He was walking along the tracks with his back to the train The engineer said he sounded the whistle but Robinson apparently failed to hear it Exposure Listed As Death Cause Of Blackfoot Man BLACKFOOT (AP) A Blackfoot man was found dead of exposure by a Blackfoot police officer Saturday morning The body of Jack Newsome 50 was found lying beside a road in the area of the airport lake boat docks Cause of death was determined by an autopsy performed by Bingham County coroner Carl Staley Officers said Sunday investigation' is continuing to determine what Newsome was doing alone in the area without transportation Death Notices Roy Smith 52 1712 South Owyhee died early this morning in a Boise Hospital Services pending Relyea Mortuary Mrs May Cline 72 Route 1 Caldwell died Sunday at home Services pending Dakan Chapel Florence Call 60 former Boise County resident died Saturday at home in Republic Wash Services pending Gibson Chapel Mrs Annie Arendt 86 Bruneau died Sunday in a Boise hospital Services pending Summers Chapel Vernon Land 59 Weiser died Saturday at a Boise hospital Services pending Northam-Jones Chapel Mrs Fannie Alice Vaughn 82 Weiser died Sunday at a Weiser nursing home Services pending Northam-Jones Chapel Dr Jerome Burton 59 of 4821 Collister Drive died Sunday in a Boise hospital Services pending Summers Chapel Goldie A Shutz 71 of 2301 Regan died Sunday in a Boise hospital Services pending Clo-verdale Chapel Wesley Raymond 49 Middle-ton was dead on arrival at a Boise hospital Sunday following an apparent heart attack while hunting in Garden Valley Services pending Flahiff Chapel Cathrine Marie Allen EMMETT Services for Cathrine Marie Allen 17 Emmett who died Friday at Win-ton Calif of accidental carbon monoxide poisoning will be conducted at 2 pm Tuesday at Beatty Chapel by the Rev Kale King of St Maries Episcopal Church Interment will follow at Emmett Miss Allen was born Dec 4 1951 at Long Branch NJ In 1952 she moved with her parents to Tacoma Wash and in 1956 to Ft Compbell Ky They returned to Tacoma in 1959 and moved to Ft Bragg NC in 1960 She again returned to Tacoma in 1965 and moved to Emmett in 1966 where since she had resided She attended Emmett High School and was a member of the Episcopal Church and the Emmett Bethel International Order of Daughters She is survived by her mother Mrs Gertrude Allen Emmett her father MSgt Lawrence Allen who is serving with the US Army in Vietnam three brothers Michael Daniel and Thomas all at home two sisters Sandra and Shelley both at home maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Windle Springfield 111 and paternal grandmother Mrs Marion Kohout Tacoma Wash Marie Ziemetz Services for Marie Ziemetz 88 of 1122 North Liberty who died Friday in a Boise nursing home will be conducted at 3:30 pm today in Relyea Chapel by Father Thomas Gaudian Concluding rites will be at 2 pm Tuesday at Challis John Gemar Services for John Gemar 79 of 810 Brumback who died Saturday in a Boise hospital were held at 3:30 pm today in Mountain View Funeral Home by the Rev Archie Thornton of Red Rock Christian Church Cremation followed at Mountain View Mr Gemar was born Oct 11 1889 in Russia He came to the United States in 1901 settling for awhile in Nebraska Colorado and Montana and attending schools in each state He was engaged in ranching in Idaho and Montana After living in Coeur for a few years he moved to Boise in 1956 to work for Southern Idaho Equipment Co retiring in 1964 He married Ethel Stuart on -Feb 18 1918 at Great Falls Mont The couple celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary this year He was a member of the Christian Church He is survived by his wife a daughter Ruby Robinson Conrad Mont three sisters Mrs Elizabeth Brown Great Falls Mont Mrs Johanah Moser Conrad Mont and Mrs William Troutman Jamestown ND two granddaughters and a great-granddaughter Kay Keiichi Nakamof ONTARIO Wake services for Kay Keiichi Nakamoto 51 Jamieson who died Friday as a result of a tractor accident will be held at 8 pm tonight at the Idaho Oregon Buddhist Church in Ontario Funeral services will be at 2 pm Tuesday at the Buddhist Church with the Rev Hirota officiating Interment will be at Evergreen under the direction of the Bertelson-Lienkaemper Memorial Chapel in Ontario Bom Oct 28 1917 at Hood River Ore he moved to Jamieson from Heart Mountain Wyo in 1945 He married Martha Fu-jioka at Tule Lake Calif on April 24 1943 He was a member of the Japanese American Citizens League the Potato Bargaining Association Onion Growers Association Farm Bureau and the Idaho Oregon Buddhist Church He is survived by his wife Mrs Martha Nakamoto Jamieston his mother Mrs Kane Nakamoto Seattle three sons Dennis attending Oregon State University Steven and Alan Nakamoto at home one daughter Mrs Cheryl PershaU Corvallis one brother Ray Nakamoto Jamieson and eight sisters Mrs James (Shizuno) Okita Bums Ore Mrs Toshio (Kimie) Toyoji Seattle Mrs Rikio (Matsuko) Nishimatsu San Jose Calif Mrs Kats (Ka-zuko) Sunamoto Boring Ore Mrs Tom (Kazue) Sakamoto Wapato Wash Mrs Hank (Misue) Komatsu Mrs Hiro (Beulah) Kawachi both of Seattle and Mrs Shigeo (Frieda) Fujikawa Homedale By Jack Kent Snow and ice made driving hazardous on northern Idaho roads today but elsewhere in the state except for mountain passes good driving conditions prevailed By road this was the report from the State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement: US Bonners Ferry Mica Hill Plummer icy spots Sand-point icy Midvale Hill to Wei-ser rolling rock US Harvard Hill broken snow floor St Maries to Santa icy spots Interstate 90 US Fourth of July Canyon icy Kellogg to Wallace icy spots Lookout Meet Slated At Statehouse By Engineers The Army Corps of Engineers will meet Tuesday at the State-house with representatives of state and federal agencies and of the Idaho congressional delegation to discuss the peaceful use of nuclear explosives for excavation and quarrying The meeting was called by Col Robert Giesen Walla Walla Wash district engineer of the Corps Earlier the Corps proposed to use nuclear explosives for quarrying at the site of the proposed Twin Springs Dam on the Middle Fork of the Boise River but delayed such action after Sen Len Jordan noted that members of the Idaho congressional delegation had not been notified of the program A briefing on the use of nuclear explosives for quarrying will be made by representatives of the Corps and the Nuclear Cratering Group of Livermore Calif Giesen said Representatives of the Idaho Water Resource Board the State Reclamation office the Idaho Department of Health the Federal Bureau of Reclamation and the US Geological Survey will be in attendance along with representatives of the congressional delegation Death of Utahn Boosts Fatalities To 279 for Idaho SHELLEY (AP) Andrew Griffiths 75 of Clarkston Utah died in an Idaho Falls hospital Sunday of injuries suffered in a car-pedestrian accident at a Shelley intersection on Nov 10 His wife Lydia was killed in the accident It was reported at that time that the couple was returning to the home of their son after attending church services when their car and one driven by Kristine Young 17 of Shelley collided at the intersection of Milton and Locust streets His death raised traffic toll for this year to 279 compared to 266 by this date last year and 258 by this time in 1966 Tractor Rolls Kills Driver Outside Bliss BUSS (UPI) A farm hand Foster Wanamaker 63 Bliss was killed Friday when the Catapiller tractor he was operating overturned pinning him to the ground the Gooding County sheriffs office said Sunday Wanamaker was working on the Carl Anderson Ranch north of Bliss According to the sheriffs office Wanamaker moved to Bliss about a year ago and had lived in Idaho for about 40 years Wanamaker is survived by his wife and two sons Dai rell Gold Beach Ore and Farrell Bliss Services will be held in Gooding on Tuesday Pass broken snow floor US Lolo Pass broken snow floor State Highway Banks Canyon to Cascade Cascade to New Meadows icy spots US Galena to Stanley broken snow floor Lost Trail Pass snow floor US Challis to Willow Creek Summit Mackay to Craters of Moon icy spots State Highway 21 Mores Creek to Idaho City icy spots Idaho City to Lowman icy spots broken snow floor State Highway Brownlee rolling rock US Swan Valley icy State Highway 31 Swan Valley to Victor icy State Highway Tetania to Ashton icy State Highway Newdale and Victor to Tetania icy State Highway Salmon icy with broken snow floor Gilmore Hill broken snow floor Interstate 15 US Monida Pass icy US West Yellowstone broken snow floor Four Youths Face Charges Of Drinking Four Boise youths were arrested Sunday and charged with illegal consumption of alcohol Sherman Wesley Shaffer 19 of 3208 Rose Hill was arrested at 12:50 am by Boise Police officer Richard Robb He was released on $50 bond and is to appear in court at 9 am Tuesday John Russell Thode 19 of 6925 Holiday and Randall William Moon 18 of 6721 Fern-wood were arrested at 4:45 am by officer Raymond Green They were released each on $50 bond are to appear in court at 9 am today Brian Nelson Torbet 18 of 6001 Lubkin was arrested at 2:30 pm by officer Green and released on $50 bond He is to appear in court at 9 am today Wreck Injures Boise Youth 18 Sunday Morning An 18-year-old Boise youth Mark LeRoy Kelchner 5714 West State was admitted to St Alphonsus Hospital early Sunday following a 1 am collision at the Fourteenth and Idaho intersection He was released later Sunday According to Boise Police reports Kelchner was driving west on Idaho when his car collided with one driven by Randal Scott Williamson 21 Mountain Home Air Force Base The impact sent the Kelchner car off the street and into the side of buildings on the southwest corner of the intersection Both vehicles were extensively damaged Investigating officers Nakashima and Burdick issued a citation to Williamson charging him with failure to yield the right of way at a stop sign Assault Victim Hurt By Protective Pistol The 59-year-old woman who was the victim of assault Nov 26 was reported in fair condition Sunday night in a Boise hospital after receiving an accidental gun shot wound in her lower right leg Boise Police officer Horace Burr reported that the woman had acquired a gun after the incident ancTwas trying the safety when the gun discharged about 5:30 pm Sunday Detective investigation of the shooting was continuing Sunday night School Menu TUESDAY Beef and noodle casserole Lettuce with dressing Chilled orange Juice Chocolate pudding with marshmallow garnish Rolls with butter Milk Ralph (Jack) Bell MekIDIAN Services for Ralph (Jack) Bell 77 of 137 East Pine Avenue Meridian who died Saturday morning at his home will be held at 2:30 pm Tuesday at Robison Chapel of the Chimes by the Rev Ralph Fothergill of the Meridian United Methodist Church Interment will follow at Meridian Mr Bell was bom Dec 15 1890 at Neodasha Kan He came to Weiser in 1910 and married Jessie Maxwell on May 3 1913 at Weiser They moved first to New Meadows and then to Meridian in 1914 where he managed the Colorado Milling Co In 1925 he founded the Meridian Coal and Lumber Co which he operated until his retirement in 1955 He was a member of the Meridian United Methodist Church and the Meridian Lodge Na 47 of which he was a past master He is survived by his wife one son Dr Max Bell Boise a daughter Mrs Phyllis Con-tino Tacoma Wash seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild Pallbearers will be Aubrey Smith Francis Veach Fred Bower Joe Iverson George Judd and Keiffer Biddle Rupert Youth Found Dead In Home Bed RUPERT (UPI) A young dead hi Saturday afternoon by his two sisters officials reported Sunday Dave Fell 18 was found lying face down in his bed while his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Fell were attending a funeral in Jerome Minidoka County coroner Robert Walk said the cause of death was not immediately determined Fell was pronounced dead at the scene about 10 miles northwest of Rupert by Dr Crawford Rupert who said he was considering performing an autopsy Idaho State Police patrolman John Brewer who was called to investigate the death said that foul play did not appear to be involved WHY CHRISTMAS 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