Local Social notes highlight visits and sponsor corps picks
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. June Richardson included Mr and Mrs Wells McEntire Laurel McEntire Gail Madsen and James and Jimmy Richardson. Laurel McEntire and Joan Larsen were chosen for the sponsor Corps at USAC while attending college. Dr and Mrs David Cutler visited Salt Lake City with Mr and Mrs Clair Cutler. E N Reese of Shelley visited Friday with daughter Mrs Fred Davis. Mrs Fred Davis visited Logan Thursday with her mother Mrs E N Reese and with sons Blaine Dunn and others at USAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Richardson
Wells McEntire
Laurel McEntire
Gail Madsen
James
Jimmy Richardson
Joan Larsen
USAC
Mrs
David Cutler
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Clair, Cutler
E. N. Reese of
Shelley
Fred Davis
Logan
E. N. Reese
Blaine Dunn
University of Utah
Rulon Dunn
Motor Vehicle Code Takes Effect New Rules Announced
Law Enforc ement Commissioner Wayne Summers outlines major changes under the new uniform motor vehicle code in effect January 1. Coroners must report monthly traffic deaths. accident reports become confidential and are not usable in trials. Drunkenness tests addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Enforcement
Wayne Summers
New Driver and Vehicle Rules Tighten Road Safety
Legislation sets penalties for a second drunken driving conviction with two to five year prison terms. A daytime speed limit of 60 and 55 at night is established. New cars must have mechanical or electric turn signals after 1955. Multi beam headlights require a beam indicator and drivers must dim headlights within 200 feet of rear vehicles. Trucks must have mudflaps. A vehicle inspection program may be funded by the legislature. It will be illegal to permit unlawful vehicle operation.
Idaho Leads Northwest In Urban Building Rise 1952 to 1953
A Northwest Research council study shows Idaho posting a 29.7 percent rise in urban construction in the first half of 1953 compared with 1952, with total construction value climbing from 9,665,000 to 12,538,000. The report forecasts Idaho needing about 16,000 new urban homes by 1960 to accommodate a population increase of 128,363.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Research Council
Northwest States
Washington
NRC
National Association of Manufacturers
Idaho
Northwest
Ontana
Oregon
Local USAC Coeds Among Nine Aggiettes
Joan Larsen and Gale Smith are among nine new Aggiettes chosen to perform as half time entertainment at USAC home basketball games. Gale Smith is a Riverdale sophomore, daughter of Mrs Welland Smith. Joan Larsen, Preston native, is a freshman. The group is newly organized to appear at three of five home games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Larsen
Gale Smith
USAC
Gale
Welland Smith
Riverdale
Joan
A. Larsen
Preston
High school building plans extend budget for bonds
Officials outline two building plans for high school facilities including physical education fields and a bus storage site. Total cost about 400 000 dollars funded by 400 000 in bonds at 2 1/2 percent over 17 years, kept within the existing five mill levy. Public meetings across the county will discuss these plans and dates are announced.
School bond review surveys reveal gym size and cannery plans
Readers are shown two proposal options for adding to the high school and expanding facilities. The survey asks about meeting topics, seating capacity preferences from 1 500 to 3 000, cannery quarters, and cannery site use as a cafeteria for older pupils, with another article detailing plans.
Unclear fragments describe shooting scene and court session
fragmentary OCR recalls Weston resident dD called to a shooting scene and names L Smith Richards Moses Hancey county coroner Leland Dr Archibald airman Dahle, with testimony leading to a morning reconvene at 9 30, mentioning Dr R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
L. Smith
Richards
Moses Hancey
Leland Dr. Archibald
U. S. Air Force
Dahle
Archibald
Tate Family Farm Values and Life in Idaho Community
Dwain Tate and family live near Soda Springs Idaho where Mr Tate farms about 40 acres growing wheat barley beets and hay. He raises Holstein and Hereford cattle and 500 chickens and uses nitrates at about 200 pounds per acre. The Tates include Sondra 14 Paul 10 and Charles 4 and attend the University of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Carver
Tate
Mrs. Tate
Soda Springs
Godfreys Remain at Top In Recreation League Play
The Godfrey basketball team finished the first half with a perfect 12 win 0 loss record maintaining the lead in local recreation league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfreys
Recreation League
Godfrey
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William Swainston
Winder
Swainston
Leo Buttars
Heber Swainston
Lyman Winger
C. K. Bailey
Clifton
Herbert Owens
Mercury
Fordor
Pontiac Fordor Streamline
Ford
Omatic
McCune
Motor ‘Co
Preston, Idaho
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Sprouse-Reitz
Toby
Noes Coceeere
Rhe
Ilife
Fuller
Newa
Vicky Vaughn
Ives
la Life
Toni Todd
Arte
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