Debating Winners Named at Mars School
The Mars School held multiple class debates on the abolition of trial by jury. On May 9 Lena Dunford and Beulah Morgan affirmed while Wallace Grandy and Helen Pugmire denied. May 14 Edna Michael and Flora Stock affirmed while Jean Hoge and Velate Law denied. May 23 Velate Law and Jean Hoge led the final negation, earning them top honors. A medal will be awarded to the winning debaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Dunford
Beulah Morgan
Wallace Grandy
Helen Pugmire
Earl Shepherd
Wallace Vallentine
Pres. A. A. Hart
Edna Michael
Flora Stock
Jean Hoge
Velate Law
Veda Shepherd
Ezra Hulme
Pres
Roy A. Welker
Woodruff Stucks
Alfred Shepherd
F. J. Foulger
Mars Club Hosts "Masfit Struggle" Dance Event
The Mars Club held a dance titled Masfit Struggle on May 9 in the high school gymnasium. During intermission and at different intervals, attendees enjoyed performances and activities as part of the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Mars Club
Dif
Banquet Honors Coach Church And Basketball Team
The Venus and Mars Clubs hosted a banquet at the school house on April 30 to honor Coach Church and the basketball squad. Principal Low and several locals delivered toasts while the Domestic Science department provided a four house dinner. Ruth Welker and Ida Dunford performed piano solos as dancing followed in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus and Mars
Coach Church
Mr. Green
Low
Elmo Morgan
Bedford Bird
Loyal Haddock
Lyle Rich
Miss Cook
Domestic Science
Miss Sorenson
Ruth Welker
Ida Dunford
Horse Doctor Misadventure Leaves Patient in Dire Shape
A darkly comic exchange shows a doctor instructing a dangerous step to treat a horse that backfires on the patient. Mr. Davis reports sudden illness an hour later, revealing the horse expelled the powder first, causing serious concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Seniors Sneak Day Pro and Con
A Fielding High School seniors group recalls a May 22 sneak day to Hot Springs and Pocatello. About twenty percent attended the program, ninety eight percent went to the springs, and a formal exclusion list noted the event. The piece praises cooperation but warns of negative consequences and urges future careful leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding
Pocatello
Haddock
Montpelier High School Stage Melodic Matinee
A pleasant Montpelier High School program featured student leaders Elmo Morgan and Bill Gaskins. The afternoon included solos, glee club numbers, a reading, and a matinee dance after the orchestra provided music for enjoyable entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier High School
Baker
Bill Gaskins
Montpelier
Elmo Morgan
Pelier
Lois Richards
Penroy
Ruth Robinson
Bells of
Bells of Saint Mary’s 5 T3 Scales Mixed Chorus Athena Abgas
Helen Stevens
Wendell Olsen
Sam Magee
Sdsielahepevas
Seniors Observe Senior Day at Idaho State University
Seniors from Paris and other Southern Idaho high schools toured Pocatello May 2 for a day of programs at Frazier Hall and Hutchinson Field. Events included a band concert, May Fete, open dorms, orchestra numbers, one act play, and an informal dance. Some stayed for the district track meet Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
Idaho
Dean Dyer
Masters
Eldon Hatfield
Plastino Frazier
Hutchinson Field
Quick Bite of Small Talk and Puns From Daily Life
A collage of humorous snippets and quips about buying cars, math jokes, correspondence courses, fashion mishaps, and casual conversations. Characters like Church, Calvin, Helen P, Lena, Elmo, Adrian, and Walter Rohner exchange light banter, misunderstandings, and brief punchlines.
Application for Pardon by E A Hudson in Idaho
I E A Hudson gives notice of a pardon application to the Idaho Board of Pardons. The request concerns a kidnapping conviction entered in Bear Lake County on July 23 1923. Proceedings set for the next regular board meeting at the State House on the first Wednesday in July 1930 with publications May 1 and May 22 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. A. Hudson
Board of Pardons
State House
Paris
Bear Lake
State of
Idaho
E. A. Hudson
Avocados Outshine Potatoes at Party Menu
Avocados draw more fashion than potatoes at a social gathering while beans lag behind frog legs on the hotel menu. Salt pork trails cava ir in banquet rank, reflecting taste shifts in this informal menu comparison.
The Insurance Policy Behind Modern Civilization
The article argues that insurance, though unseen and unglamorous, underpins daily life and vast enterprise. It links insurance to affordable transport, secure investment, and social progress, portraying it as essential to the growth of modern civilization.
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D. C. Rich
Elmer
Lena
Hattie
LaPriel
Wilma
Mercury Lewis Shepherd
Jupeter
Horace Hulme
Saturn Elmer Tueller
Uranes
Zion National Park
Utah
Yellowstone
Grand Teton National Park
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
Union Pacific
Agen
D. S. Apenger
General Peetesden
Salt Lake
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Los Angeles
Portland
Montpelier High
U. of I
Eldon P
Mr. Church
Calvin
Sam
Blink
Church
Loyal
Lowell
Helen P
Elmoyne
Lane H
Elzo
Horton
Fat
Teamé
Hazen
Elmo
Mr. Grene
Eleanor
Adrian
Joe
Lancelot
Galahad
Walter
Walter Rohner
Walt
Europe
Link’s Business College and Secretarial
Boise, Idaho
City Meat Market
Blue Bird
Shepherd Lea. CO
Vreights Produce Exchange
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