Local Girl Named Finalist for Pepsi Cola Scholarship
Harriet Crawford, senior at Pocatello High School, has been chosen as a finalist for the national Pepsi-Cola scholarships. The Idaho state finalist earned the bid on intelligence tests and serves as secretary of public relations in student government and vice president of the girls council.
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Harriet Crawford
Pocatello High Ool
E.R. Gledhill
H. L. Crawford
South Fourth St
Idaho
Pepsi-Cola
Miss. Crawford
Girls’ Council
University of
Pocatello
Tom Cohlin
John Kissane
Suc- Seite
Local Businesses Listed in News Of Record
A compilation of establishments names and addresses appears in the News Of Record section. Entries include Thomas Radio at 444 North Main Street and several venues on North Main Street such as Freddy's Sport Shop and G I Lounge with various offerings from pool tables to coin operated machines.
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Thomas Radio
North Main St
Derail
West Clark St
Phoenix Club
East Center St
Freddy’s Sport Shop
G.I. Lounge
H Food Bank
North Ave
Main St
South Main
Pirie See
Police Court Records Report Injunction and Fines
G E Brown pleaded guilty to intoxication at 200 East Center St with a $15 fine and ten days. John Cramer at 200 East Center St pled guilty for intoxication. $15 bond forfeited. Stanley Hermanovich of 200 West Lander St pleaded guilty for intoxication with $15 and ten days. Alice Jackson at Dearborn hotel, vagrancy, fined $100 with suspended fine if she leaves town. George Horton charged with vagrancy found guilty. sentence pending. Charles Hess reckless driving and driving without license with $55. Charles Cook reckless driving. twenty dollars fine suspended.
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G. E. Brown
East Center St
John Cramer
Stanley Hermanovich
West Lander St
Alice Jackson
Dearborn
George Horton
Police Bulletin: Ford Coupe Stolen From 400 West Landers
A 1936 Ford coupe belonging to Dom Wilbert of 734 South Ninth Street was stolen from 400 West Landers Street at 10 37 p m Thursday. The car had been converted into a club coupe. The office receptionist for Dr R Q Young reported the incident yesterday.
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Dom Wilbert
South Ninth St
West Landers St
R. QO. Young
Dr. Young
George Cates
Union Pacific
Malcom
Two Young Book Lovers Get Awards As Top Readers
Sandra Lee Sheppard and Gloria Ann McGinness received prizes at Washington school for being top readers in Pocatello. City librarian Paul Scott awarded the books to the second and fourth graders as Principal G A Wilcox looked on.
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Pocatello
Washington
Paul Scott
Sandra Lee Sheppard
A. Wilcox
Gloria Anne McGinness
Washington School
Paul ‘Scott
Scott
North Phicetonth Ave
Gloria Ann McGinness
S. A. McGinness
North Twelfth Ave
G. A. Wilcox
Don't Blow High Wide And Handsome On Gifts
A narrator counsels readers to resist Christmas shopping panic and last minute frenzy. A shopper is guided by Svengali-like advice to pause, verify gifts, and avoid buying junk, with references to a calendar gift and a household reminder.
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Gallico
Chum
Missus
George
Ela
Joneses
Goldurn
Smithington’s
Smithingtons
Marriage Licenses Listed for Six Couples
Elijah F Patterson 25 Linna Mont and Phyllis Ann O'Brien Aberdeen Aura A Simmons 26 Denver and Joan Carrol Halliwell 22 Pocatello. William Mercuris 20 Salt Lake City and Katherine Benardis 20 Salt Lake City.
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Elijah F. Patterson
Linna
Mont
Phyllis Ann O’brien
Aberdeen
Aura A. Simmons
Denver
Joan Carrol Halliwell
Pocatello
William Mercuris
Salt Lake City
Katherine Benardis
Thief Steals Wallet and Pistol From Hotel Room
John T Williams reported to police that between six a m Thursday and one a m Friday a thief entered his James Hotel room and took a billfold with 56 dollars and a .25 cal Colt pistol with loaded clip and holster. Mrs S Ames complained a dog owned by Joe Celli attacked her near 398 Warren Ave and was destroyed by police.
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John T. Williams
James Hotel
S. Ames
Warren Ave
Joe Celli
North Eighth St
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Sponsors Party at St Pauls Episcopal Church Christmas Party
St Pauls Episcopal church school sponsors a Christmas event for children and church members this Sunday at 4 p m in the Parish hall. Mrs Lynn Johnson and Mrs Frank Hartkoph oversee plans featuring a children’s program a Christmas tree and refreshments.
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Blackfoot
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church School
Lynn Johnson
Frank Hartkoph
Pocketing a Diamond Plot at the Bar and Grill
The narrator urges a man to resist theft as he stares at a jewelry window and contemplates stealing to fund a wife and child. He notices a bar and grill next door and leads the man inside, urging calm as the tension rises.
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Dewey
Tolman Seashell Display Table From Vacation Finds
Mr and Mrs Lamont H Tolman of 38 Orchard St turned seashells from a Pacific coast trip into a custom end table. The retired carpenter carved circular grooves in the top to hold shells beneath a glass cover, creating a dust free display for visitors.
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Lamont H. Tolman
Orchard St
Pacific’ Coast
Tolman’s
Tolman
Lamont Tolman
Orchard’St
David Hess
Gifts For Ship Urged In Christmas Drive
Mayor George R. Phillips urged Pocatellans to donate items for the Christmas ship to aid starving Europeans. Contributions of any food or goods will be accepted, with railroads moving them free of charge to northwest ports. Gov C A Robins and George Hersley joined the appeal urging public donations.
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George R. Phillips
Pocatellans
Pacific Northwest
Phillips
Europe
Northwest
C. A. Robins
Boise
Robins
George Hersley
Martini Request Echoing Through the Bar Scene
A narrator recalls ordering a dry Martini from a man in a white coat at a long counter and repeats the line one double dry Martini. The piece hints at indulgence, fading glamour, and a Christmas well wish amid a mention of a syndicate.
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Erry
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Let Teenagers Fit In Group Allow Fashion Training
Teen girls seek to blend with peers during self-conscious adolescence. Mothers should delay strict fashion guidance until the girl feels secure, allowing natural taste to emerge. Bowing to peer norms now helps preserve a pleasant parent daughter relationship and avoids clashes over dress.
Lions Plan 800 Dollar Hospital Fund Donation
The Pocatello Lions Club voted to send an $800 check to St. Anthony Mercy Hospital expansion fund for X ray use. A luncheon at Bannock Hotel with R W Purrington presiding announced two skating rinks completed on South Second and North Eighth Streets and another rink to be built next week. The club aims to provide better recreation for Pocatello youth.
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Pocatello Lions Club
St. Anthony Mercy Hospital
Tris
Bannock Hotel
R. W. Purrington
J. J. Kellogg
Salt Lake City
South Second Aves
North Eighth St
Roth beats Martin in Goshen mayor race by same margin
In Goshen Indiana history repeated itself as Rolin R Roth Republican defeated L J Martin Democrat by 1089 votes mirroring the 1089 vote margin Frank S Ebersole had over Harry Rippey five years earlier. Both victories used identical majorities.
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Goshen
Ind
Rolin R. Roth
L. J. Martin
Frank S. Ebersole
Harry Rippey
Marilyn Morgan Blackfoot obituary
Marilyn Morgan daughter of Merrill J. and Fredrice Smith Morgan died in a Pocatello hospital December 18 after a long illness. Born March 16 in Riverside Idaho she was two and a half. Survivors include her parents three brothers and grandparents. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Packham Mortuary of Blackfoot at the Riverside L D S chapel.
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Marilyn Morgan Blackfoot
Marilyn Morgan
Merrill J
Fredrice Smith Morgan
Pocatello Hospital
Riverside
Idaho
le Grande
Neil
Merlin
Martin Jensen
Mackay
Peo
Morgan
B. H. Mitchell
Blackfoot
Riverside L. D. S
Packham Mortuary
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Oede
Henriksen
Fargo
American Falls
Whitman Hotel
Alicia Hart
Lions
Stewart-Warner Radio-Phono
Stewart-Warner
Radio
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