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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1949
Page
5
A bright red valentine shaped cake with whipped cream ribbons and cranberry topping is detailed. The recipe covers cake batter steps using flour, sugar, eggs, vanilla, water and gelatin, plus a cranberry topping and optional pan options. Also included are Tuna Delicious casserole and a Valentine cocktail recipe.
Hyde Park column discusses academic freedom after a University of Washington professor labeled a Communist was dismissed. Roosevelt argues citizens may advocate changes in democracy openly, but notes difficulty for a Communist to teach democracy and warns against labeling new opinions as dangerous.
Blackfoot luncheon and card party scheduled by the Bingham County Women’s Republican League for February 19 at 1:30 p.m. at the Current Event clubhouse. Mrs. H F VanAtta, league president, announced. Members will be notified by Mrs. M F Freeman. Luncheon prepared by Current Event ladies. Reservations via VanAtta Freeman or L R Thomas.
A wire announced the arrival of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs William C Niles of Dubuque Iowa. The grandmother is Mrs W G Niles who lives at 315 North Seventh The mother is the former Evelyn Shockey of Burley Idaho Niles is a former student of Idaho State college and is studying for the ministry at the University of Dubuque.
The writer argues for preserving academic freedom as democracy adapts to accusations of communism. He notes some critics lack a clear definition of communism and calls for case by case evaluation based on individuals and circumstances. He compares certain statements to teachings of Jesus Christ.
The Franklin junior high school in Gate City reports a record honor roll for the third six weeks under principal Harry Thurston. Some 80 students earned nine or above, including Pat Crawford Ken Brown Carol Bird Nordis Bell Melvin Adamson Barbara Andrews Marian Holcombe Eva Jo Eckerslye Claudette Erskine Dorothy Hanake Robert Hershbarger Phyllis Henriksen Luana Heaps Michael Healy Mary Beth Hawkes Sharon Hoshine Bob Hoge Nanette Larsen Robert Kirkpatrick Coleman Jordan Leon Lish Daisy Johnson Carol Johnson Betty Johnsmeyer Gunda Howard Jerry Rutland James Rupp Larry Morrison Bobby Jackson Walter Oelwein Miles Doty Bernie Roberts Arlene Pattison Bonnie Merkely Dolores Martz Gloria Rohner Paul Smith Roberta Smith Kenneth Spahr Leah Van Orden Jimmie Watson Dixie Young J W Anderson Lawrence Beck Mike Bertoch Patricia Clark Ted Deaton Joan Dent Bill Foster Johnny Foster Marion Foulk Charles Garrison Charlotte Gravatt Diane Greg ory Beatrice Garcia Colleen McDevitt Florine Jolley Sherill Drake Beverly Gumport Carl Jensen Bliss Law Ramon Lowe Leon Morgan Shirley Poulsen Lou Fuger Jackie Blanco John Nilsson Joyce Rhoades Betty Perryman Bob Vickrey Edgar Taylor Julia Sarantos Dana Bailey Claudia Adams Diane DeGregory Orvene Berry Patricia Day Joan Brown Joan Cook Barbara Curtis.
Auxiliary to the Union Pacific Old Timers club No. 15 convenes at Memorial Hall Monday with Mrs. James Sorenson leading a 1:15 luncheon. Past-of the club to be honored.
Eastern Stars, Masons and partners will dance to Don Nelson orchestra Saturday evening in the Masonic temple banquet room. A basket social will allow lunch brought in the old fashioned way. Coffee served by Ray Swanson and refreshment committee. Committees listed with chairs. All Stars and Masons invited.
The LDS Pocatello Stake MIA will host a Rose Prom starting 8 p m Friday at the LDS Institute on Idaho States College campus. Each ward named a Junior Girl Queen by a point system. one queen will be chosen Stake Junior Girl queen. Mrs Asel Brodt is stake chairman, assisted by Harvey Folkman, with coronation at 8 p m.
A note explains that the common fishing worm, also known as the angle worm, is often called a dew worm in several parts of the United States. The term reflects regional naming variation among anglers and naturalists.
Keystone Lodge No 81 AF and AM will meet Friday at 7 30 in the Masonic temple. The Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred. All Masons are cordially invited.
Ernest Tolman and the West Poca TellO stake MIA oversee prep for the first electrically driven merchant vessel to ply the seas, venturing from a Florida port.
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