The Burley Herald from Burley, Idaho • 8

PAGE EIGHT JHURSDAYjOVEMBEa THE BURLEY HERALD 25. iiw GRADUATION HELD PROTECT YOUR HOME L3 GRAZING DISTRICT TUBERCULOSIS 'iis Barents Lieut. John Marean Now In Colorado First Lieut. John Marean, son of Mr. and Mrs.

S. Marean of Burley, is now at LaJunta, Color-aAn talHno- 100 hours of traininflr FOR SIXTY MEETING Walter SOn Of Mr LAUREL J. HAWKINS PASSES ATDECLO Well-Known Declo Farmer, Resident Here Since 1915, Dies After Long Illness Laurel John Hawkins, 56, prom NURSE'S AIDES wunson, is home on ,.1 HERE SATURDAY as medium bomber pilot. He biTSV FQ2SALE His wife is witn mm, ana tney came west fram Orlando, Flordia. 1 Sixty Women Graduate From Red Cross Home Nursing: Classes; Nine Fin a.u,lv at San DieSi POR SALE Standard JRemington uavH naoo Annual Business Meeting And Election Of Advisory Board Members Announced By, District Grazier March This Satnrrlftv Wnvemher 27.

Is J35.00. See it at Wolf Hdwe. inent Declo fanner, died, at his home Saturday afternoon follow-ing an illness of eight years. He had been a fanner in this locality ish SO Hours Of Training Friday evening-, December 3. FOR SALE 6 room modern Lieut Albert Schodde Will Be Promoted First Lieut.

Albert Schodde, son nt Mr and Mrs. Schodde. who Taduation ceremonies will be since 1915. the date for annual husineaa meet- iiauun Cla morf on ield, probably In the district court Survivors are his widow, Mrs. insr and elert.lnn nt dvHrrv hoard par Also.

Ski ly Iniured oA PrmanB Has 3 bedrooms, glassed in sleeping porch, hardwood floors, and stoker. 316 South Overland, phone 664-W, ruums. mr mi. ru.n i trrm nrme jr. fnian Hawkins: iwu mambers for the Twin Falls Graz nurainET course crrflrinntea' and rhe jnure th sons, Willard J.

Hawkins of Dec- oil first nine women in this area to ing district, announces M. W. has been stationed at the army air lo and Alvin Hawkins wun uib March, district grazier. The annual meetln? will he held graauate as Ked rCoas volunteer nurse's aides. Mrs.

Geors-e Klink vnti'ihteer FOR SALE Westlnghouse 4-bole electric cook stove: oven at in two Dlaces simultanenuslv. One side. See it at Herald office, army in Australia, anu one ter, Mrs. Dorothy Osterhout of Declo. Two stepdaughters are Mrs.

Sam Preston of Declo and Mrs. Phoebe Gorman of Oregon. i Viold Tnes- meeting will be held at the National hotel in Burlev. the usual base at Ban eernaraino, vauoirma, has been transferred to. Camp Lee, Virginia, for 8 advanced officers training.

On completion of the course he will be made a captain and will return to the an Bernardino air base. His wife and infant will remain there. nurse's aide chairman, and Miss Lela 1 McCreighf, instructor, announced the graduation this week. FOR SALE-i ton truck, separate flatf triipie tack. Good meeting place, but an auxiliary meetine' will he held nt the Dnelda EUY asd USE Christinas Seals rubber.

Joe Schorzman, 3Vi jnL west, ml. north Paul. completed 80 hours of training In county court house in Malad, to runerai aei viuca -day afternoon at the Declo LDS ward chapel, Bishop H. Theron Jacobs officiating- rrh ariA Aria Rrnwn sane we classroom ana at cnttaa'e hns. Dltal.

and will receive their ram save gasonne, ures ana tune or stockmen in that area. Meetine-s will he railed to order FOR SALE Linoleum 6x9, JEROME WINS GAME at the they will give 150 hours of free service iftxv, vxwa ano xl2 sizes, Morgan Hardware. at 10 o'clock in the morning in both places. Grazing service officials will discuss ranee nroblems eacn year at some hospital. The home rntiran Inntis IOI 111 My L.

A. Gillette gave the invocation. "Whispering Hope" was sung by Julia and Lucille Darrington. J. C.

Darrington was first speaker, followed' by a solo, "Lay My Head Beneath a i i.au Dwvnun Pfc Howard Mitchell Writes From Texas PFC Howard Mitchell, former Burley boy, has been transferred to Camp Barkeley, Texas, and writes The Herald to change his address. He has been in the. armv FOR SALE Paint, enamel, vara-' lsh, Myreaco and Kemtone miracle wall finish. Morgan with grabers and sheep and cattle for six weeks, and the graduates come from four different, classes. men, una representatives 01 me Idaho Cattlemen's association and the Idaho Wonlcmwern associa Home nursing graduates are: Zada Anthon, Eleanor Albert- FOR SALE 1942 Vagabond son, Velma Hannah Mc- HERE ON FRIDAY High School Bobcats, Outweighed 11 Pounds Per Man, Lose Crucial Game to Rivals By BILL BAKER By a score of 18 to 7 the local Bobcats were downed by the stronsr Jerome Timers at Denman tion will bring up matters of state and national interest.

Nomination of indidats for noose irauer in a-i condition and good rubber, priced right over a year and is still much in CAtfsmsSeak Buy terested tne nome town news. xor quicK saie. ic. u. MacKie, Declo.

Phone 0393-R1. the three exnirine- terms' on the Kell Bowerr, Tessle G. Bulkeley, Thelma B. Finch; Mary Gobbart Holste, Alice Edna Dayley, iMattie Dayley, Leona Jamison. Zola Lowe, Grace Nielsen, Fern McBride.

advisory board of ten men will be Burley FOR SALE Hwid drill. Herald. uinae aunng tne morning. Members whose terms expire are: A. D.

Pierce, cattle renreaentative WATCH AND CLOCK CLEANING field last Friday, November 19. Kose sung ay uwui Hyrum S. Lewis was second speaker, and Bishop Jacobs made remarks. Julia and Lucille Darrington sang "Come Unto and Elmer Saxton said the benediction. Wlnfield Hurst dedicated the grave in Declo cemetery.

Pallbearers were Ray, Milton and Sey-more Osterhout and Leylond, Sey-more and Donald Preston. Burley Funeral home made final arrangements. Mr. Hawkins was born in Phelps county, Nebraska, January 24, 1887, and came to Idaho in 1915. In 1937 he joined the LDS faith.

Rosella BaUnr. Kilo RnnrhA IIAVE YOU a favorite picture to from Malta; Milton T. Jones, cat ceing ouiweignea 11 pounas per man, the Bobcats had a hard time getting anywhere on running plays and thus took to the air durin? the xramer unng it in, and we will frame It for you. Snyder Furniture Co. tle representative from Malad, and Jesse H.

Dredge, sheep representative "from Malad. On the hoard Janice Boothe, Mrs. Leonard Berg, Wanda Crltchfleld, Jessie D. Gordon, Margaret Gee, Mrs. Yale Holland, Virginia E.

Mae Livingston, Mrs. Walker Low, Myrle Mitchell, Mrs. Roy Sohm. MaV BarrtIS TKima 'RMH1av last half. Watches and Clocks Cleaned As They Should Bef Leave At BILL FRANK ELECTRIC SHOP at any one time are four sheep Burlev nlaved the trame with FOR SALE Few good sound milk cows and heifers.

Bill Anderson, Declo. men, tour cattlemen, one free-use representative and a wildlife Wesley Bell and Calvin Pace, local stars. limDinsr because of knee in. Mrs. Wallace Brown, Ferni Carson' To aualifv as an eler-tnr the THEO.

HINZ juries received in practice. Early in the initial frame, Stone, Jerome halfback. interceDted a airs. w. v.

Carson, Alice Carter, Edna Church, Mrs. H. J. Cannel, Ruth Crane. Lennra Oiinnlno-.

Phone 39 voter must be a livestock or land owner who is qualified to receive a Burley, Idaho mit within this grazing district. Polls will be open from 2 to 5 WO HUNTING or Trespassing signs now available at The Herald office. 10 cents each or "three for a quarter. pass on the Burlev 40-vard line 1 regular or iree use license or per o'clock at both meeting places. to set up the first score.

After G. Diehl had run the ball ud to ham, Alta Hardy, Maxine Hill, aea J. Holyoak, Ruth Carl Jensen, Edith Jensen, Alta Larsen. Pearl Lee. LHHa lWntrirtr WHY WORRY? We have Crib Mattreses at $11.95.

Wet proof! Snyder Furniture Co. the two-yard line on approximately Bix plays, Rainey carried the ball, over center for the score. T. Diehl's trv tot Dlacement was Cleora Martindale, WANTED- uw, iiean wieison, Mrs. John Orton, Nettle D.

Parker, Lauretta Smith, Eleanor Sommer, Mrs. M. E. SorenSOn. Millie Swan short.

second tcuchdown came in the same period when Ballew WANTED RABBIT SKINS, Any Kind. Call 65 Rupert. IDAHO HIDE ft TALLOW CO. M. White, Marian Wright, Ora Yearn an.

caught G. Diehl's pass which was batted in the air before being caught by Ballew, who raised to Volunteer nnrsp'a nlrlna dm- FOUND Ration book belonging score. This time G. Diehl's Dlace Burley Mrs. Casilda 10 uus Keiuuey hut with no address.

Call at The Herald, pay for ad and get book. mrs. Auna uidgood, Mrs. Maude Doman. Miss Martha.

Trout Ru ment failed for the conversion. The last Jerome touchdown came in the second auarter after pertMrs. Fay Katsarsky. Mm. G.

Diehl and T. Diehl had run the Vera Hansen, Mrs. Jean Crane, miss Virginia Hawk, Miss Doro- WANTED We will buy threshed bean straw. For Information regarding same, Inquire coir office. The Amalgamated Sugar Co.

iuy? mue ueiiy. Electric Range Burns WANTED Seeds, See Bill Gor don before you selL Phone 111, armers equity Co. At The Bus Depot LIVESTOCK WANTED Includ. An electric rnno-n foumart im at i3g fat and feeder cattle. Bur the bus deDOt nnfn MnttHav trlAm.

ley Livestock Commission Co ft. uig nixjui ii ociock, out no other damage was The -fire department answered WANTED Used furnltiim nt all Dau up to tne two yard line from the 40 yard line. G. Diehl carried the ball over for the score. The pass from G.

Diehl to Stone went incomplete for the extra point. Burley scored their lone touchdown in the third quarter. Bell passed to Haag for 25 yards and brought the ball to the 20 yard line. From there Bell carried the ball around end for six yards and then passed to Judd in the end zone. Golden Wood's placeklck was good, for the extra point and the last score of the game.

The lineups. BURLEY JEROME Gans LE. Ballew Wood Wolfe Manning LG Henderson Sorensen Ambrose Doggett RG Foster Fillmore RT Edler Judd Osborne take QB G. Diehl Bell T. Diehl Haa RH Stone Pace Rainey Substitutions; Rurlev Wvatf kiMa.

will pay you cash for BAiuigxiiBa (hi Diaze. ti. j-raaa in your oia funuturs Tiaay evening an alarm was phoned In from the country club en new ana save the difference, Aicrean rurniture Co. win was luiHweren nv rna va tin 3 partment, but no, blaze wai dls lCLLANSOUS FOR CHILDREN AND GROWNUPS covered, DO YOU WANT an extra pair of Nathan LPinkham Is j.awwa. nave mem irora $3.43 up.

Snyder Furniture Co. i a I ICE SKATES I Called At Oakley fiTQilAGE for Furniture or other OTHER ATHLETIC GOODS A articles. Burley Herald. Nathan Ptnlrhftm AA UNION FINEST STEEL SKATES! aa.y morning in Oakley hospital fOliOWlne- a limrerlno- lllnaaa 754 to $1.49 75 He had lived In Twin on4 ft Baseball Bats -R i Baseballs and Softballs Catchers Mits waw bum WI3 NOW HAVE AN EXPERT WELDER and are In shaps to Mndi-a your cracked cyUnder Uodm and all welding Joba Chiaholia Bros, International Harvester dealers serving Cassia and Minidoka counties. Craner, w.

Pace, Perkins, Loveless, Toupin, Bodily, Taylor Powell, Cunningham, Martin and D. Manning; Jerome Goodrich, Burkhaiter, Likely. iey ior many a Jscrew tlani, polished blade. $1.75 Men's Fine Shoe Skates $5.75 to $850 I jj Ladies White Shoe Skates $5.75 to S8.flS' $4,981 vunerai arrangements will be announced later tm nnria.r r. nfl neral home, pending word from Fielder's Gloves $2.85 Pomona Grange Meets 3LIADAM LILLIAN Past.

Present and Future revealed. Phone 0133-R3. COASTER WAGONS IDAHO STATE GUARD December 4 At Malta Commando style, painted ANY GIRL in jieed of a friend, writa Matron of Salvation Army Home, Boise, Idaho. Cassia Count Pomona Orano-e DRILL IS rea, Aeroplane wood con will meet at Malta Grange hall on struction. Cap- Boxing Gloves, sets of 4 $8.50 to $10.95 TOYS -and- GAMES TRAIN SETS BOWLING ALLEY PAINT.

SETS $1.19 BLOCKADE $1.19 WELL ATTQiDED acity 800 pounds. FUMEING J. Peckardt phone 519, 253 So. Albion, uecemoer 4. Raft River Grange will be host, and a pot luck dinner will be serv The larsrest attendance nr t.i si Hardwood, full size Boy's Wagon with rubber tires 11 ed at Reports of the state urangB lueeung, neia at Weiser, HKREBY 01VKN wui oe given during the morning and painted green.

Each xinil, will, the cesiuu, wnicn Degin at a. u0f to b. held BATTLE CHECKERS .98 Small Boy's Hardwood Wag. Wedne.ay of January, Ernest Lewis Is Fined on, natural oak fin- CO jIA many, months was Monday night at the Idaho State Guard drill at the armory, with 39 present Sgt Welaner, of the prisoner of war camp, was to have teen present to assist In drilling the local com pany, but because ths mlllUry police were called to special duty hs was unable to attend, according toCapt I.H. Harris.

The tactical problem of rounding up escaped internees was ths SETS PLASTIC DISHES, large size $1.49 ium tor a Pardon andor Connnutatlon of Sentence from that certain judgment Ot Conviction nf flrnA ish For Drunk Driving Large Scooters entered in the Court of $4.50 DOLLS- Ernest Lewis of Burlev whn jooiciui uietnot of the htate of Idaho in and for the Coun-? 00 or aboBt October ik BolM' November was driving the vehicle In an accl- topic of the evening, with squads ucni woicn nis cousin, Faul Lewis of Burlev. was killed Nnv ia ucuiK uucen ia nirremnt tns city to protect Vital lnstalla near Rupert, was fined $50 for Hundreds of life-like all sizes and kinds." Priced from to STUFFED ANIMALS 98 ITEMS FOR THE HOME B. A HAU Applicant. Flret publication Hor. JS, 1941.

jblnal publication Deo. II, lm. tlons and round up ths escaped internees. UDon return tn armng wnus under the Influence BICYCLE TIRES I 26" U. Sn first quality baloon bicycle tires Af 26" Standard U.

S. Red Fox Bicycle TubS $1.25 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS I Heavy Duty Christmas Tree Light Sets, assort- 0 Or k- ed Per set. armory the comnanw ihih liquor, in ttupert Tuesday. Ths comnlalnt wu xioned further drllllne instruction and Jake -Wall, deputy sheriff. also new Instruction In pata ins nne ana court costs au was reieasea.

i manda "which they mastered la fine HarrU statls. At the conclusion at Arm r.n. Buv Chrtntma nreetinv rMi A fcMtriV 8 1 Sergeant C. F. McDonald fumlah.

I tin niruu. ed a feed of coffee and doughnuts to the S9 members. Wood Rack Clothes Dryers $1.19 Step-On Garbage Cans $3.39 Ironing Board Pads $1.29 Clothes Hampers $3,95 Kitchen Step Stools, red and white or black and white Ci An ive new members were siirned UD: Harrlnnn Pine Skiic mrt.Uorl on O. DesDaln Otrdnn a r.n.,.. a Cecil w.

Grow and John Martin 3 iiarawood bkiis, maple and hickory some edges $6.95 to $23.75 1 Discharges for failure to attend drill were: Ivan Doggett. Wavna aKi roies, rell finished Jonnaon. OeorirA 1. George-, L. Loveless.

Other dls- $1.95 to $2.95 $5.50 to $15.95 ft 4 3 Actjf aiyie 3 84' Lund Toboggans curges ror business interference with guard duty were: First Sergeant Joseph L. Weldon and'Prt-vats Frank D. Jolley. GIVE AT LEAST ONE UNITED STATES WABt BOND TO EACH MEMBER OE THE FAMILY I. TRAPPERS Notice! It will pay you to see Aldana Aldana before you sell! TOPS IN PRICES ON YOUR at Burley's Original Fur House.

ALDANA ALDANA 533 N.Albion Barley uocKey sucks Soft White Wheat Utif'eir 11 Protein Hard V. heat 4...., 1.24 Over 15 Hard Winter '-tat 1.84 per cwt 4 2.00 's, jer cwt. 2.00 Rusaeta, No. l'a Russets. No.

2's .90 etandard .45 it. No. 1 50 No. 2 ,43 1 1 Colored Hons .23 Lf-ionis, No. 1 Jt 1 Mttm, No.

2 $y-rft 5 and Jr Whits Deans V. .0. No. 1 j-Tr White Ecans U. S.

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