Miss Pack to Crown Queen at Ward Ball in Pocatello
Miss Nedra Pack daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Pack will be crowned queen of the First Ward Gold and Green ball at the West Pocatello recreational hall Friday. Dancing starts at 9 p m coronation at 9 30. Attendants are Mrs Beryl Taylor Miss Lois Tonks Miss LaDene Nebeker and Miss Rita Hartland. Joe Ortega's orchestra provides music with Kasai school of dancing numbers during intermission. Refreshments will be served. Ball is organized by Miss Nancy Judd and Rulon Gasman. decoration crew includes George Randall Mrs Carole Mattson and Miss Donna Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedra Pack
Leland Pack
W. Lewis Sr
First Ward
West Pocatello
Beryl Taylor
Lois Tonks
LaDene Nebeker
Rita Hartland
Joe Ortega
Daughters of Penelope Elect Officers for Year
Daughters of Penelope Ixion chapter No 156 elected officers for the coming year at Mrs Mike Dudunake home. Officers include President Constance L Morris Vice President Helen Dudunake Secretary Katherine Rojas Treasurer Dorothy Andros andros named as Marshall Priestess Ada Katseanes Warden Anne Lambrou Georgia Andros and Katherine Sakelares as sentinels. Board of Governors: Julia Tamas Chris Strickland Ruby Panopoulos Shea Dokas. Outgoing officers listed include President Francis Lambrou Vice President Ada Katseanes Secretary Helen Dudunake Treasurer Georgia Andros and Board chair Constance More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope
Ixion
Coer
Ahepa
Mike Dudunake
Constance L. Morris
Helen Dudunake
Katherine Rojas
Dorothy
Marshall
Dorothy Andros
Ada Katseanes
Anne Lambrou
Georgia Andros
Katherine Sakelares
Board of Governors
Mesdames
Julia Tamas
Chris Strickland
Ruby Panopoulos
Shea Dokas
Francis Lambrou
Constance More
Mrs Clevenger Hosts Campfire Guardians Meeting
Mrs Ralph Clevenger of 39 Hawthorne Ave hosted a Tuesday Campfire Guardians association meeting. New members Mrs E W Bronson and Mrs Albert Zweigart joined. leader training was given by Mrs Dale Strong as plans were made for birthday week in March.
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Ralph Clevenger
Hawthorne Ave
L. W. Davis
Campfire Guardians Association
E. W. Bronson
Albert Zweigart
Dale Strong
Lorene Marshall
George Fleming
Loraine Mathews
Marian Culbertson
Janice Burton
Ross Garrison
L. R. Scholl
Women of the Moose Meet at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose will gather Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Moose hall for the monthly meeting and January committee reports are due. A brief note adds details of a Young Adult Circle event at the Whitman hotel dining room with sisters Mrs Campbell Mrs Holman and Mrs Holt hosting andParry Harrison presenting an illustrated lecture on silver study.
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Women OF the Moose
Moose Hall
The
Methodist Church
Whitman Hotel
Doris Campbell
Evelyn Holman
Janis Holt
Parry Harrison
New Half Dollar With Franklin Liberty Bell Minted
The treasury announced that a new half dollar bearing Benjamin Franklin on one side and the Liberty Bell on the reverse is being minted for nationwide issuance in the next few weeks. It is the first new 50 cent design since 1916 except for limited special issues.
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Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Treasury
Lightweight rubber lung aids artificial respiration
A portable rubber lung device, carried like a stretcher, offers artificial respiration for paralysis victims, drownings, and electric shock cases, expanding field treatment options for emergency responders.
Wediatic World Bride Charlotte Traughber Weds Charles Fanning
Charlotte Traughber and Charles Fanning were married in a New Year church ceremony at Trinity Episcopal. The couple, from Idaho and Missouri families, celebrate with a reception at Traughber grandparents’ home and plan to relocate to Missouri after the bride's graduation.
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Charlotte Jane Traughber
Charles Fanning
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles T. Fanning
Miss Traughber
Charles H. Traughber
North Eighth Ave
Mr. Fanning
Howard I. Fanning
Golden City
Birthday Gifts Presented At Billie Club Meeting
Birthday gifts were presented to Mrs. Robert Pugmire and Mrs. N S Fordyce at the Billie club auxiliary to the police department. The regular monthly meeting was at Mrs. Fred H Smullin’s home with Mrs. R C Thomas presiding. Plans were made for the annual party at Trinity Parish hall on Jan 16 and a pinochle session followed lunch.
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Robert Pugmire
N. S. Fordyce
Billie Club
Fred H. Smullin
North Tenth Ave
R. C. Thomas
Trinity Parish Hall
T. W. Rush
Guy Nelson
Low
Wayne Hillbrand
A. L. Oliver
Lewis Mahon
Alley Cat Wins Show Prizes at Central States Cat Show
An alley cat named Mr. Silver wandered from the cold into the Hamilton hotel in St. Louis and won two first prizes at the Central States Solid Color Club show. The male Maltese category entrant was adopted by hotel hostess Mrs. Marcella Duffy and earned honors in best color for kittens and non champion classes.
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ST. Louis
Hamilton Hotel
Central States
Marcella Duffy
Mr. Silver
Frankfurter Revives Custom in Boston Visit
Justice Felix Frankfurter of the United States Supreme Court sat as a member of the Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston reviving a 20 year old custom. The practice had required associate justices to sit on at least one home district case annually.
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Boston
Felix Frankfurter
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Take it easy and don’t take dating for granted
A dated advice piece urges girls to avoid assuming every boy is a date and to let romance develop naturally. It cautions against chasing multiple prospects, encourages clear signals, and warns that romantic moonlight moments may be fleeting or superficial.
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Romeo
Betty
Jane
Dentist Hides Tools Behind Doll House In Los Angeles
A Los Angeles pediatric dentist keeps his instruments stored out of sight inside a small doll house. The setup aims to shield children from anxiety while awaiting exams.
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Los Angeles
Bid Made Possible By Wrong Lead
Bridge expert Harry Fishbein recalls a loss in the national mixed pair championship won by Mrs H Ansin and Charles H Goren. After a strong start with clubs and diamonds, a misread lead allowed the declarer to ruff and win despite Fishbein holding key spades.
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William E. McKenney
America
Card Authority
Harry Fishbein
New York
Fishbein
H.ansin
Brookline
Mass
Charles H. Goren
Philadelphia
North
New Registration System Unveiled at Idaho State College
Idaho State College starts a new pre-registration program on Wednesday with 1800 students. Registrar Anna B. Capellan says advanced enrollment will help advisors offer more course guidance and improve student access to advising.
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Idaho State College
ISC
Anna B. Capellan
Miss Capellan
Cold Weather Buffet for Skating Parties
After skating or cold weather sports serve a hearty buffet with New England baked beans brown bread sandwiches with ham and cheddar and a jellied salad. Ginger Cole Salad uses gelatin pineapple juice ginger and Tabasco. assemble in individual molds and unmold onto greens. Colorful crepe paper decor and ice blue tablecloths set the skating party mood.
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New England
Fender Graze Caked Mud Causes Rust to Eat Through
The article warns drivers to prevent mud and grease buildup on the under surface of fenders as rust forms beneath the protective layer and can quickly damage the metal.
Shoved or Led into Marriage Debate Hits Courtroom
A California husband seeks divorce on the grounds of being shoved into marriage. The piece cautions judges to distinguish shove from lead in matrimony and notes social phrases used to gently lead men toward wedlock.
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California
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Miss Pack
Mrs. Clevenger
Rialto Theatre
A. E. Asbee
Miss Oudean
Ruth Traughber
P. A. Traughber
North Hayes Ave
Missouri
Girls Council
Union Pacific Railroad
Lynville Bowles
Joe Couch
Twin Falls
Billie
Alley Cat
Frankfurter
Elinor Williams
Betty Grable
Dan Dailey
Colorado
Monte Hale
Adrian Booth
Crawford Pvan Hefl
Nette
Declarer
AIES
South West Pass
Ull
West Lewis
Fargo- Wilson- Wells
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