Motor Co. Holds Annual Yule Party at Last Frontier Club
Bannock Motor Co held its annual Christmas banquet and dance on Friday December 26 at the Last Frontier Club. DeAnn Rutledge entertained with acrobatic dancing and two piano numbers were performed by Myrna Tolman Young and Mrs. Vern Savage. Guests included numerous company employees and their spouses, among them Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Savage, Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Yelton, and others, with several earlier attendees listed.
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Bannock Motor Co
Last Frontier Club
Tiny DeAnn Rutledge
Austin D. Rutledge
DeAnn
Vern O. “Savage
Myrna’ Tolman Young
Charles L. Tolman
Gustav Lange
Earnest Geiger
Vern O. Savage
Beryl D. Yelton
Frank H. Grumbein
John D. Larson
Charles. L . Tolman
Myrna
Garland Remy
James K. Shoppe
Henry Semple
John Hill
Ted Gautier
Vern A. Adkins
Robert Gish
Olive Ellis
Dean L. Hanners
Shirley Curtis
R. D. Gallafent
Beef Brisket Offers Saving and Meal Ideas
A recipe for economical beef brisket serves six with leftovers. Boil brisket with cloves bay leaf garlic onion celery vinegar sugar and salt then simmer until tender. Serve with horseradish sauce and a pear orange prune cream cheese salad for six portions.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Chinese colleges aided by United Board in China
The United Board for Christian Colleges in China said over 500000 dollars worth of equipment was sent to 13 Chinese colleges in 1947.
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New York
United Board For Christian Colleges In
China
Weigh Yourself Today Diet Tips and Week One Results
A New Year's seven day diet urges weekly weigh ins and steady progress. Readers are advised to weigh at the same time weekly and vary foods while tracking calories and nutrition.
California Visitors Are A Party Guests
Several parties were given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miscovich of Richmond California as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wigand at 436 South Hayes Avenue. Wayne Slaughter hosted guests with bridge and a high women’s prize won by Mrs. Kelly Hall. Luncheon followed with multiple hosts and guests named.
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Michael Miscovich
Richmond
Cal
R. A. Wigand
South Hayes Ave
Wayne Slaughter
West Benton St
Kelly Hall
Hall
Harold Sainsbury
E. V. van Vleck
A. W. Widzell
Hardry
South Hayes
Miscovich
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sainsbury
Panginny
Pen Sainsbury
Mrs. Widzell
Chicago L trains to use radar for safety tests
Chicago's aging elevated rail system tests radar to prevent accidents. Philip Harrington, chairman of the Chicago Traction Authority, says radar could be permanently installed on L trains if winter tests prove effective.
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Chicago
Philip Harrington
Chicago Traction Authority
Atlanta Seeks Title City With Flower Festival
Atlanta plans a tripleheader flower event next April including the National Convention of the Men's Garden Club the Atlanta show and the Dogwood festival. The city will host thousands of visitors from across the country as 25 000 tulip bulbs from Holland are bedded for winter.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Men’s Garden Club
Holland
Tips for Girls on Dates From a High School Boy Letter
A high school reader offers dating advice in a column including how girls should focus on their date, avoid laughing at others, and keep secrets to themselves. He urges clear communication to avoid misunderstandings and invites readers to write for guidance.
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Elinor Williams
Clever Defensive Play Defeats This No Trump
Bridge writer describes a 1948 hand from Baton Rouge Louisiana in a rubber game showing how early diamond bidding can lead to no trump contracts. The article notes changes in bidding and play since 1929 and credits John E Ritter as the hand source.
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America’s Card Authority
NEA
John E. Ritter
Baton Rouge
West
Designs for Living by Effa Brown Defeats No Trump Contract
In rubber bridge, Ritter East shifts play after spade lead to beat a no trump. With North likely holding ace of clubs, Ritter’s spade and heart strategies create a cunning defense. He finesses hearts, then spades, denying declarer the six odd and taking the final tricks.
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East
North
South
Ritter
Dummy
Declarer
Young Mountains Evolve As Old Peaks Erode
The world's tallest mountains are the youngest and still growing while the oldest, once towering and rugged, are worn down by weathering. The violoncello is traditionally played while seated.
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