The Post-Register from Idaho Falls, Idaho • Page 2

The Post-Regiifer, Idaho Idaho, Dec. 20, 1947 Hawthorne Cubs Get Awards, Enjoy Christmas Party Local Barber Takes Life By Suicide Act Wade Strahle, 55. 156 Cedar died late Friday afternoon at tha family home. The death was a suicide, Leo Williams, Bonneville county coroner, said. The coroner reported that the long time Idaho Fails barber had been in ill health for the past two years and was unable to work the last few weeks.

Idaho Falls police and the coroner, who were called, said that Mr. Strahle had taken his life with a bathrobe cord fastened over a bathroom door. The death took place sometime around 5:80 p.m. Mr. Strahle was engaged In the barber business here operating shop on street.

He was perhaps one of the oldest barbers in experience in Idaho Falls. He started working as a shoe shine boy in a barber shop at the age of seven and learned the trade at an early age. He was born Oct. 1, 1892, at McCune, and came here In He was married June 11, 1916, in Ammon. Survivors include his widow, one son.

Dale Strahle, three his mother, Mrs. Mallnda Strahle, a brother, Byron Strahle, all of Idaho Falls. Another brother, Cecil W. Strahle, and a sister, Mrs. R.

E. Bell, both of El Monte, also survive. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. at the Wood Funeral chapel with Bishop T.

Roy Pickett of the Second LDS ward officiating. Friends may call at the Wood Funeral home until time of services. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery. Coveted awards were presented and a Christmas party was enjoyed by Hawthorne Cub pack troop No. 202 at the meeting Friday night at the Hawthorne auditorium.

At the brief business session presided over by Cubmastcr R. L. Barnes, Roger Hoff was given the wolf silver arrow, bear badge and gold and silver arrow; Sheron Miller was presented the lion badge and gold arrow; Dick Biss- Gale Sessions, LDS Missionary, Dies in Canada Heard About Town East Idaho Radio Programs nrumvt Word was received here Saturday morning of the death of Gale Baird Sessions, 24, in Nova Scotia, Canada. The young man, who was filling a mission for the LDS church died Friday at 11 p. according to word received by his mother, Mrs.

Eliza Sessions, Lewisville road. Death was due to spinal meningitis which followed an attack of i Mr, and and Hob- formed by mtMlon thr bear silv- He waH born June 1923 111 ert Wood was given the bear siiv. aUended the Ucon er arrow. graduating from the Ucon high ra," TT jinu.Jvjr he carnival will be held January 31 (he (leld while February will be the annual A Bernice Sessions, died blue and month. three years ag0 whiles filling a mis-: Mrs.

S. T. Eames of Osgood are Cubmaster Barnes announced gion ior the church in Minnesota. Mrs. George Nowlin and Mr.

and that 50 cubs are registered for the Besides his mother, he is survived Mrs. Jim Nowlin, all of Canada, new year and Dean Hoff, Walter three brothers, Reese Sessions, I Felt and Joe Benjamin make up Glenn K. Sessions and Foss D. Ses- By Plane the committee for the new year. all of Idaho Falls.

Leaving Idaho Falls Saturday on During the social hour, group Funeral services have been set Western Air lines were Mr. and games were played by the 90 boys for Monday, December 29 in the and parents present. Delicious Idaho alls LDS stake tabernacle, freshments were served. As a closing ceremony, the lights; were dimmed and the crowd sang Ha nO rallS Mail beautiful Each cub Miller Freed Retha Miller, charged with grand larceny, was released Saturday from the Bonneville county jail on his own recognizance by a district court order. His case will be scheduled for the January term of court, said John Ferebauer, county prosecuting attorney.

Five room home and bath located just west of Bonneville Hotel. Home to he sold on cash bid and moved from location at purchasers expense. Mail bids to American Legion, Box 247, Idaho Falls. (Adv.) At Eames Home Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Morrison of Monteview to Los Angeles; Mrs. C. O.

Miller and Richard Jordan, both of Idaho Falls, to Salt Lake City. PACK ANNOUNCED BUCHAREST, Dec. 20. (JPi Marshall Tito announced Saturday the signing of a mutual assltance pact between Romania and Yugoslavia. was presented a candy treat and a Mijr4- In Arcidsnt Boy Scout calendar as he left the nUrT auditorium.

Third Ward Plans Special Service TWIN FALLS, Dec. 20. Roderich E. Menefee, 62, Idaho Falls, suffered a fractured back when he failed to make a turn in U. S.

highway 30 one and one half miles south of Rogerson and overturned the 1941 pickup truck A special Christmas Sacrament he was driving at 4 p.m. Friday service has been prepared for members of the Third LDS ward at the churcb Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Organ and choir music will be presented previous to the meeting for those to go early. Mrs. W.

R. West is chairman of the program. The meeting will adjourn in plenty of time for embers to attend the presentation the chairman said. Menefee was picked up by a passing motorist and brought to the Twin Falls county General 1 hospital where attendants reported his condition as Stata Police Lieut. A.

E. Perkins, investigating, said the pickup truck was badly damaged. SPECIAL Until CHRISTMAS A Lovely COLD WAVE Regular $20.00 Value ear Far PHONi NOW FOR YOU APPOINTMENT Phone 1177 Excelsis Beauty Salon lldg Pump Shifted to New Well Site (Special to The Post-Register) RIGBY. Dec. 20.

The large pump was transferred from the Clark street well to the new well on Fremont avenue near the city building, city officials reported Saturday. The work was under supervision of W. D. Wright, Idaho Falls. Capacity of the new )laced at 1100 gallons per augmenting the old pump a 650 gallon capacity.

Depth of the new well is feet. A new concrete floor will be installed in the new pump house. Spuds to Aid Starving Navajos no critical food situation this year. i from the southwest indicate that the carload of prized Idaho tubers will provide a large measure of relief among the Indians," Mr. Hansen, manager of the Idaho Potato Growers association, stated.

Directors to Meet The board of directors of the Bonneville County Livestock association will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the county courthouse to discuss future plan and elect officers. Credit and operating position open in Idaho Falls retail concern. good salary. Experience necessary.

Phone 271. IJcensed to Wed Bonneville county courthouse records Saturday showed marriage licenses were issued to Lyle Grant Bennion. 21, Rlrie, and Barbara Joyce Howe. 18, Idaho Falls; Harry Albert Zitlau, 30, and Jennie Faitha Linville, 26, both of Idaho Falls, and Joseph MacKay Goddard, 26, and Letha Oakey, SO, both of Idaho Falls. Births Reported Born Saturday at the Sacred Heart hospital was a son to Mr and Mrs, James Burgess, 466 First stroet and a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Cromwell, Irwin. Make it Candy and make her happy. Larson's Candyland on highway between subways. (Adv.) Patient Released Mrs.

Howard Clark, Menan, who was injured when struck by a car Friday afternoon, was released from the LDS hospital Saturday. For Sale: Platform rocker, also Phone 1026 (Adv.) 207 Hogs Sold Twenty nine growers sold 207 hogs weighing 49,470 pounds for $12,846.64 to Swift and company, South San Francisco, at the weekly pool of the Bonneville County Livestock association Friday, it was announced Top hogs drew $26.65. KID, 1350 Nolwoolk SATLEDAY EVENING 6.00 6:30 Club 7:00 Joylul Hour 7:30 the of That Song? 6:00 Theatre 8:30 Idaho vi. North Cache Basketball 10.00 All Star Dance Parade 10:13 Band 10:35 11:00 by Morton Downey 11:15 Dreamtime 12 00 Sign OH SUNDAY MORNING 7:00 Church of the Air 7:30 1MN 7:43 Funny Paper Man 8.00 Radio Bible Claw 8:30 of Prophecy 9:00 to God Hour 9:30 Chapel By Side of the Road 9:43 Chriatian Science Program 10:00 Pilgrim Hour 10:30 Lutheran Hour 11:00 Methodiat Hour SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12.00 Graham. Fanuly Doctor 12:30 in Tempo 12:45 Sunday Down South 1:00 of Song 1:30 Jury 2:00 oi Mystery 1:30 Detective Myeteriei 3:00 Shadow 3 30 a Flash 4:00 30 Carter 5:00 Hoimea 5:30 Tomorrow SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 Board 6:30 Fuller 6:45 1 :00 Me at 7:30 Backua Show 8:00 of 8:30 Serenade 9:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour 10:00 Orchestra 10:55 11:00 Dreamtime 12:00 Sign OH Air KIFI, 1400 IFolia HI aturday evening 6:00 Farm to Market 8:13 Edition of the Alt 6:30 Dolan Detective 6:45 Voice of Army 7:00 7:30 Guest Star 7:45 State College Colorado Stata 8:00 Jury Trigle 8:30 oi thg Yukon 9:00 Bowler Of the Week 9:18 flowler of the Week 9:30 10:00 For Those Who Prefer Music 11:00 Rainbow Rendevu 11:30 Freddy Martin 12:00 Goodnight 8UNDAY MORNING 7:00 Good Morning 7:00 Rabbit 8:00 of Israel 8:30 6:00 Arts Quartet 9:30 Hour ol Faith 10:00 All for You 10:06 Modern Miniatures 10:13 Thot for the Day 10 15 News Summary 10:80 Security Workshop 11:00 11:15 Swing 11:30 Serenade 11:86 or Fiction SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Guest Star 12:13 Christmas Carols 12:30 Christmas Story 12:45 Christmas 1:00 1:15 Pettlngill 1:90 Week Around the World 2:00 These Our Children? 2:30 Hall of Air 3:00 Lance 3:30 Spy 4:00 4:30 Story 5:00 Church of Nazarene 5:05 to Liebert 5:15 Sportsman 5:30 the Unknown SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 Evening Hour 7:00 Wtnchell 7:15 7:30 Guild.

Katha nne Hepburn and Paul 8:30 Tidier 8:45 You Believe It 9:00 Pearson 9:13 Morning Headlines 9:30 Martin 10:00 For Those Who Prefer Music 11:55 World 12:00 Goodnight KSEI 930 ClCSteik KSEI-FM on the air 2-6 96.5 me Channel 243 SATURDAY EVENING 6:00 Sporta I View 6:15 Market Basket 6:46 Summary 7:00 Hit Parade 7:30 Canova Show 8:00 Kysar 8 30 Ole Dor? 9 00 of Riley 9:38 or 10:00 Music 10:30 Melody Mart 10:45 Kobbiers 11:00 Gem State Final 11:18 Reran 11:30 From Edgewater Summary 12:00 Midnight. Good Night SUNDAY MORNING 1:00 Summary 7:15 to Order 7:30 and Music 8:00 Radio Pulpit 8:30 Salon Serenade 8:45 Sunday Serenade 9:00 Down the Wind 9:30 Smooth Moods 9:45 News Summary 10:00 Here's to Veterans 10:15 in Advertising 10:30 Light 11:00 United 11:30 Congregational Church 4UNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Melton 12:80 of 1:00 Modern Concert Hall 1:30 Family 2:00 Kids 2:30 News 2:45 Christian Science ogm 3.00 Theatre 4:00 Pocatello Music Club 4:30 Three Suns Trio 4:45 News Summary 5:00 Benny 5:30 Harris and Alice Faye SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 McCarthy 6:30 Allen 7:00 Go Round 7:30 of Familiar Music 8:00 It or Leave It 8:30 Night With Horace Heidt 9:00 Reflections in Melody 9:15 News Summary 9:30 Melody Marl 9.45 Sen. Glen H. Taylor 10:00 Concert Master 10:30 Russell's Music turned In by Carl Bigelow, Shelley. after he saw a glass pane push out into the sidewalk, presumably forced out by gas collecting in the building.

Patrons at the nearby Virginia theatre became aware of the fire when smoke began seeping into the building from an air vent. They filed out quickly and of them: nate ofr the Pacific northwest Appeal Renewed For Relief Fund Mayor W. Fanning Saturday urged the Idaho Falla area to do- orderly, however, many joining the host of fire fighters who helped battle the blaze. G. Jackson, Idaho Falls fire chief, said Saturday afternoon that he had not learned the definite cause of the fire but said he was studying reports that the fire originated from an electric motor in the basement.

He said estimate of the damage had not been definitely filed as yet by Mr. Mallory. All of the merchandise in the Mallory dry goods store and the grocery store units, which occupied the first floor, were believed to be a total loss. Floors of the two stores collapsed during the night. Christmas ship wnich will bring foodstuff to the needy people of western Europe.

Collections agencies have been designated at the chamber of commerce and the City building. Contributions so far have been light, said the mayor, who looks forward to heavier remittances this coming week. Money must be donated before Christmas as it planned to send the fund to Portland the day after Christmas. Because of the limited time, only money contributions are desired. License Approved A master license for I Melvin Brown, who p.isscd was approved 0 city council meeting Friday was damaged in a collision with a vehicle operated by Art Devereaux, Pocatello, at Yellowstone avenue and street Friday at 3:45 p.m.

Misunderstanding on the traffic light caused the collision, the police station report stated. Attractive Jewel boxes just arrived at ABC Gift shop. (Adv.) Seek Despondent Man Idaho Falls police were notified Saturday to be on the lookout for Clarence Mathew, 40, who has left his home at St. Anthony and, according to the report, is known to be cftoypondent. Christmas dresses for miss at ABC Gift shop.

judgement granted Saturday in Bonneville county district court by Judge C. J. Taylor. Muir had filed suit against Staker for the repayment on a purported agreement executed last January 14, according to the judgment. Mr.

T. L. Brunner is now located at the Idaho Barber Shop. (Adv.) Round Table Club Round Table club members will hold their annual Christmas party Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Jay J. Smith, 288 Maple street. Mrs. E. J.

Moore will report and roll call will feature items of interest on Christmas. will exchanged. FROM R. 6. TO THE CHRISTMAS TREE Meter Violations Police station records showed M.

M. BaringerJ derson, Bob Hogan, Walli er, Edwin Palmer, T. Felt. Preston A. Blair company, E.

A. Clawson, Rene Marcon and the University CIT corporation each posted $1 bonds for alleged parking meter violations. Vehicle Damaged Left side of a car driven by Lynn Phelps, 360 North Water avenue. The Bonneville county board of (Nwmmissioners will hold its weekly meeting Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the courthouse.

New shopping and delivery service. WiH make your purchases and delivery promptly anywhere, anytime from 8 a.m. till midnight. Ail kinds of hauling. Phone 2207-J (Adv.) Judgment Granted Verl Staker was ordered to repay G.

E. Muir $500 on a purported agreement involving sale of a lot in the city, according to a Shelley Fire Destroys Stores Creamery Employe Get Bonuses, Lunch at Party Employes of Rexburg and Idaho Falls plants of the Upper Snake River Valley association Saturday had an attractive Christmas bonus iin their hands and a good will feeling following an Christmas party at the Idaho Falls creamery Friday night. E. S. Trask, manager of the association who organized the party, got things off to a brisk start with an address of welcome, followed by a colored motion picture covering operations of Challenge creameries throughout the west, including the Idaho Falls and Rexburg units.

In a brief talk, Mr. Trask also outlined labor negotiations in the history of the creamery industry in a general discussion of labor relations in the light of 1947 legislative developments. Remarks were also made by Ben Summers, Rexburg, member of the board of directors. Following distribution of bonus checks, remarks of appreciation were given by Graham McKay, treasurer, Ben Williams, Idaho Falls plant superintendent; Carl Hopperdietzel, manager of the Rexburg plant; Vern Jenkins, and Elbert Walden, on behalf of the ployes. Each employe also received a ticket to Saturday Country Store carnival of the Idaho Falls junior chamber of commerce.

An unscheduled portion of the program included surprise presentation of gifts to Mr. Trask, Mr. McKay and Mr. Hopperdietzel by Leon Denning, Walt Storer and Mrs. Sylvia Evans, employes.

A colored picture of previous association meetings of the past eight years, private pictures of Mr. Trask, were shown. Following the films, the ployes were served a lunch." Leonard Fisk, of the Idaho Falls office, led the group in singing of Christmas carols. One hundred forty five, including wives of the employes, attended the party. Second Ward Fireside A Christmas theme will mark the Fireside of the Junior Girls and Senior Scouts of the Second LDS ward Sunday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack A. Wood, 273 North Ridge avenue. All members and th ir friends are urged to attend. NOW SHOWING Eagle Lon PKANCHOr TONE ANN CON WAX for tha of and racy Hoppor 1 Continued Frow Falls fire department and by a truck from the Snake River Mutual fire insurance company.

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