Movie Mogul Mayer Honeymooning Sparks Press Row
Louise Mayer and his ex chorine bride Lorena Danker were found honeymooning at Joseph Schenk’s Arrowhead Springs home. Mayer, 63, erupted at photographers and tried to shutter the press as reporters waited on the hillsides. The couple eloped in Yuma and traveled via desert routes after a brief jailhouse ceremony.
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Arrowhead Springs
Cal
Louise Mayer
Mayer
Yuma
Jiz
Lorena ‘Danker
Joseph Schenk
20Th Century-Fox
Nicholas Schenk
Loew's Inc
San Bernardino Mountain
Palm Springs
Desert
Justice of the Peace
Rotary and Lions Plan Joint Football Banquet
Rupert Rotary and the Lions Club agreed to co host the annual football banquet. Roy Cunningham presided at the luncheon. Art Tyrer was named banquet committee chair to set date and details. Jeanette Wall gave readings. Charles Whittaker was introduced as a new Chamber of Commerce member. Guest Roy Fisher, Albion senior.
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Rupert — Rotary Club
Lion’s Club
Roy Cunningham
Art Tyrer
Jeanette Wall
Charles Whittaker
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Fisher
SICE
Albion
Paul Grange Elects Officers in Rupert Meeting
Rupert Paul Grange in Paul Grange Hall re elected Master Albin Brown for a third term. Other officers named include Mrs. Kenneth Walker secretary and Mrs. Henry Hackman treasurer with a large slate of appointees.
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Rupert
Paul Grange
Albin Brown
Kenneth Walker
Henry Hackman
Alma Stewart
Willis Reed
George Graf
A. W. Robinson
Harold Brown
Kenneth Walter
Ceres
Imogene McGregor
Pomona
Wheeler McGill
Flora
Gay Dean
Ray Clark
Dee Peck
Grange
Paul
Glen Morgan
John E. Hartley
Mable Laney
Archie Nisbet
Dale S. Baird
Heyburn
Chas. Koeffer
Minidoka County Agricultural Conservation Association
ACA
Carl Merz
Kenneth Rochford
Acequia
Harvey C. Hollinger
George H. Seamans
Bosworth
Ray
Denver James
Nel Anderson
Parker
Venice Hartley
W. Browne
J. B. Hurd
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Vern Murray
Gooding
Ioof Lodge
Wilbur Brisbin
Ambrose Moffit
Leroy Jones
O. M. Mitchell
Floy Walker
Leo McKendrick
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Grand Lodge
Burley
Rupert Canton
Rebekahs
IOOF
Canton
Dinner Set for A-club Turkey Dinner Program
The A-club announces a Wednesday turkey dinner at the Congregational church dining room from 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Plum pudding is featured. Tickets from Dorothy Garrett at 2436 or from Pauline Oelwein 2267 M and Dorothy Manning 414 W. Children’s tickets available at the church door.
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A-club
Congregational Church
Dorothy Garrett
Pauline Oelwein
Dorothy Manning
Burley Man Heads State Auto Dealers
Charles Haight of Burley was elected president of the Idaho Automobile Dealers association, succeeding W. S. Hill of Pocatello. H. G. Seeber of Kellogg was named vice president and Leon Weeks of Boise was re elected secretary treasurer. Elliott Taylor urged public relations for profits and John W. Stokes discussed income taxes. Directors meet Tuesday followed by a business conference and possible legislation talks.
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BOISE
Charles Haight
Burley
Idaho Automobile Dealers Association
W. S. Hill
Pocatello
Haight
H.G Seeber
Kellogg
Leon Weeks
Elliott Taylor
Pacific Finance Division
San Francisco
John W. Stokes
New York City
Canal work ruled unnecessary for North Side Extension
President A C DeMary cites a U S Geological Survey finding that wells on nearby private lands could supply water for the Minidoka project extension. Geologists say lava bed groundwater is regional and abundant, making the 66 600 acre area reclamation require about 1030 second feet, with pumps over six second feet unlikely to be feasible and further study advised.
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Rupert
Lake Walcott
North Side
A. C. DeMary
U. S. Geological
Idaho district lists include towns and names for five regions
A fragmented list outlines five districts with towns and person names. District One mentions Freeland Coeur d Broderick Coeur Seeber Kellogg and Sandpoint. District Two lists Lewiston J W Emers K D Hansen Orefino Brown and Grangeville. District Three cites Wa ter Nampa R J Burns E R Hopper Boise and Manser Payette. District Four includes Donny Gooding C A Core Twin Charles Haight Burley and Jenee Heagle Hailey. District Five names Angel Lafidy Grace Alfred Hahn Blackfoot Fisher Ellsworth Idaho Falls and W S Hil Pocatello. The group also omg.
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Freeland
Coeur d' Broderick
Coeur Seeber
Kellogg
Lewiston
J. W. Emers -K.d.hansen
Orefino Brown
Grangeville
Water
Nampa
R. J. Burns
E. R. Hopper
Boise
Manser
Payette
Donny Gooding
C. A. Core
Charles Haight
Police Court notes and bulletins list multiple cases and theft reports
The record records Reckless driving and intoxication cases with defendants named Wallace Hayes Joe Flynn and others. It also notes Emily Peterson leaving the scene of an accident and Zola Benda reporting a theft of a gal and coat plus a stolen tire from Wayne Robinsons truck.
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Wallace, Hayes
Joe R. Flynn
North Sixth Ave
Joe Hardy
Ort Hall Indian
George A. Eichelberger
Taft Ave
Virgil ©. Browder
Ravine Ave
Emily M. Peterson
Willis M. Hestir
North Twelfth Ave
Zola Benda
North Ha. Ave
Pocatello Pass
Sib
Wayne Robinson
Itayen Ave
Daniel Webster Overcame Bashfulness as a Boy
The article notes Daniel Webster, famed orator of his era, struggled to recite lessons in childhood due to bashfulness and later became a renowned speaker.
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Daniel Webster
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Lorena Danker
Louis B. Males
Ariz
Los Angeles
MGM Studios
Danker
Henriksen
Red’s Cafe
North Main
Dude’s Confectionery
South Main
Montgomery Ward
Hotel Whitman
Annock Hotel
Stauffer’s
Main—Highway
Floyd and
Harry
E. Gould
Maxwell’s
Canton Cafe
Clyde’s Cafe
Dolbeers Motor Court
Farr
Post
Simplot Fertilizer Company
J. D. McCollum
Twin Falls
Horace Gunn
Salt Lake City
Lyle C. Eckstrom
Kansas
Lee Storey
Greeley
William Ames
D. A. Power
C. L. Nicklas
Burley Man
van Heusen
van Bart
News OF Record
Wa Ain
Tee
Andrew Tsakrios
Stanton Yearsley
Swan Lake
Ray Burnham
South Fourth
Booy
Joe Floyd Deppe
Port
Hal Johnson
Randolph
Det
Clair Mitchell
Park
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