Successful ISC theater caps a Barrie favorite
A large Idaho State College cast staged The Admirable Crichton at Frazier auditorium under Mel Schubert delivering a polished Barrie satire. Standout Elwyn Reynolds as Lord Loam and Eugene Price as Crichton led a strong ensemble with Julia Ward and Ferrel Lusk turning in capable performances. expert stage design and a seamless act three set change impressed patrons.
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Crichton
Idaho State College
Mel Schubert
Frazier Auditorium
Idaho State
Elwyn Reynolds
Lord Loam
Reynolds
Eugene Price
Idaho Falls
Mary Lassenby
Julia Ward
Ferrel Lusk
Loisann Erickson
Mary Ellen Warner
Lady Brocklehurst
Jane Anderson
Tom Wakely
Dick Reed
Robert van Hook
Jacquelin Joslin
Mary Bullock
Don Bates
Wayne Merrick
Ray Ruff
Hal Foss
Srchton
Schubert
Dave Hubbard
Mayfair
States with Tin Deposits Profitability Limits
The article notes that most states possess small tin deposits but none have enough to mine profitably, implying limited domestic tin mining viability.
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The
Union
Irving P T A Fathers In Charge Program
Irving P T A conducted their regular meeting at the school with fathers taking the reins. Ed Swallow offered the P T A prayer, Ezra Hawkes directed school songs with Jess Cherry on piano, and Bob Pugmire introduced the safety patrol.
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Irving P-Ta
Ed Swallow
Ezra Hawkes
Jess Cherry
Bob Pugmire
DeLoy Jacobsen
Blaine Huff
Jay Anderson
Garry Randall
Gerry Campeau
Darryl Cozad
Floyd Anderson
C. C. Dawson
Inspector Pugmire
James Bowns
Ernest Ellis
Fire Department
Sleeveless Sweaters Knit For All Seasons From Ann Cabot
Home knit sleeveless sweaters rise in fashion with wide ribbing to slim the waist and a new horseshoe cable twist. Easy, inexpensive patterns Nos. 5678 5569 fit sizes 12 to 16 and 18 with full instructions and finishing steps. Send 20 cents per pattern to Ann Cabot in New York for order.
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Ann. Cabot
Pocatello Post
Ave. Americas
New York
N.Y
Teen Club Start New Year's Meets
Various groups of the YWCA began their year activities. Franklin junior high Y-Teen clubs held a noon meeting to plan future events. Newcomers met with Ethel Welch chairing. Janice Holt led devotionals and Mrs. D. Austin spoke on furs. Irving junior high Y-Teens accepted the year’s program. senior Y-Teens planned a Co-Ed dance. Y-Ettes arranged a box for England and hosted bingo led by Jean Pellum and Phoebe Welch. Nominating committee for YWCA board met to select directors for the next three-year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Franklin Junior High
Ethel Welch
Janice Holt
D. Austin
Marian Dahn
Eleanor Swetnam
Marjorie Young
Irving Junior High
England
Jean Pellum
Phoebe Welch
Esther Stalker
ISC
Eva Smith
T. C. Evans
Fred Ayers
Sam Otto
Anna Dickey
Flag of good beer thought to rise with addition
A historic note suggests that the quality of beer improves when a certain additive is included. The claim links flavor and aroma to the presence of this ingredient, though specifics and sources are unclear. Further details are needed to verify the connection and identify the additive.
Wool Ladies Entertain at Idaho Woolgrowers Meeting in Pocatello
Distinguished guests attended a reception at the Bannock hotel as the Lady Woolgrowers met with the Idaho Woolgrowers convention in Pocatello. National and state officers spoke at Luncheon and style show with 34 contestants showcased wool outfits. Finals awarded a trip to San Antonio for national contest.
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Pocatello
Idaho
William Skinner
Merl Drake
Challis
National
Bannock Hotel
San Antonio
Texas
Burley Fetes Elder James L. Bronson on 93rd Birthday
James L. Bronson Sr. celebrated his 93rd Christmas birthday with a breakfast hosted at the home of his son James L. Bronson Jr. in Burley Idaho. A Cassia county resident since 1882 he arrived from Ogden Utah and has a long line of descendants including nine children 29 grandchildren 67 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. The five generation visit included Bronson his daughter Tarah Durfee her daughter Ethyle Parish Parish’s son Garth and his young grandson Johnny.
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Burley
James L. Bronson
Bronson
Alma
Burley Project
Tarah Durfee
Lucy Jones
Oakland
Calif
James L. Bronson, Jr
Suey. Paulson
Bryan Bronson
Ora Inman
Utah
Mr. Bronson
Ethyle Parish
New Leaders for DeMolay Named at Installation Night
Invitation extended to Ma sons and wives to attend annual installation of officers for the order of DeMolay to be held Tuesday at 8 in the Masonic temple bedroom. Jack Taylor to be seated as master councilor with Ford Paulsen senior councilor and Robert Cooper junior councilor. New officers plan activities for the year.
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Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Jack Taylor
Ford Paulsen
Robert Cooper
Local Society Notes Highlight Assisted Roles
The article lists Mrs. Car Rudeen Mrs. W C Skinner and Mrs Claire Rudeen assisting in community efforts. It underscores active participation by these women in local events and committees.
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Car] Rudeen
W. C. Skinner
Claire Rudeen
Service Guild Dinner and Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Service guild held a Friday business meeting in the First Methodist church parlors with a dinner featuring a snow scene centerpiece. Communications from Florida New Mexico and Japan were read by Marie Bell and included letters from Mrs Sharlot Wilkie and thanks to missionaries Mrs Olive Curry and Miss Azelia Peete. Bertha Atkin led devotionals with help from Xanafon Spinks Mrs R M Hanaki and Nora Boyum while Vivian Matson presided as new president.
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Florida
New Mexico
Japan
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Marie Bell
Sharlot Wilkie
Olive Curry
Azelia Peete
W. P. Bass
Bertha Atkin
Xanafon Spinks
R. M. Hanaki
Nora Boyum
Vivian Matson
Tyhee PTA Screens Extension Films At Regular Meeting
Tyhee PTA held a Thursday evening session at the school with films from the university extension service shown under the direction of Mrs. James Walton. Community singing led by Mrs. Hugh Baldwin preceded the monthly school report from Principal C. F. Harrison. Fifth grade room mothers Mrs. K. H. Kennedy and Mrs. Dale Carter hosted the refreshment committee for the large crowd.
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University Extension Service
Tyhee Pta
James Walton
Hugh Baldwin
C. F. Harrison
K. H. Kennedy
Dale Carter
Hawaii Volcano Quieting Down
Mauna Loa on Hawaii shows easing activity with a volcano expert predicting lingering activity for three to four days. Coast guard searches continue for a light Stinson cabin plane reported missing during the eruption last Thursday as officials say no leads have been found and investigations cover the crater area.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Coast Guard
Stinson
Basketry Excels Among Savage Races Britannica Says
Britannica states that the savages excel in basketry, claiming it as their strongest art compared to civilized peoples.
Social calendar highlights many club meetings this week
Radiant Afternoon club meets Tuesday at 1 15 at the Masonic temple with officer elections chaired by Kathryn Kelly. Unity Lodge 107 gathers Tuesday at 8 pm at Trinity Parish hall for officer installation. Eastern Star and Masonic dance Saturday at the Masonic temple from 9 to 12 with refreshments. Jay C Ettes meet Wednesday at 8 pm at the YWCA club rooms with committee chairs named. Moose Women drill team meets Wednesday 7 30 pm in Moose temple with square dancing afterward. GIA to B of LE plans Friday 1 15 pm dessert luncheon at Mrs James Dean 1018 North Grant with January February birthday tributes and officer elections. Pioneer Ladies Club meets Wednesday at 2 pm at the YWCA with Mrs Allen Beck chairing.
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Radiant Afternoon Club
Masonic Temple
Kathryn Kelly
Jay-C-Ettes
Ywca Club
Wayne Tucker
William Halt
John Banyard
Tucker
Old Folk's Home
Robert Rasmussen
Alex Port
MOOSE
Women of the Moose
Moose Temple
GIA Club
GIA
James Dean
North Grant
Pioneer Ladies Club
Allen Beck
Pocatello
YWCA
New Series Dance Parties Scheduled
William C. Skinner named general chairman of committees for a new series of Masonic and Eastern Star dances. The first event is set for Saturday at 9 p.m. in the Masonic temple with optional formal dress and light refreshments. Co chair Byron Downard and a refreshment committee are listed. square dances and specials will be part of the program. The second event is scheduled for February 12.
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First
Masonic Temple
William C. Skinner
Skinner
Byron Downard
Horace Murphy
James Hopper
George R. Johnson
E. Harriman
Harry Carey
Rudy Willecke
Bill Neff
Leon Hahne
Roy Getty
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Cliff Green
Mark Jorgen
E. O. Thomas
Joseph Wilmar
J. D. Hansen
Pocatello Mattress Mfg. CO
Johnson
Rialto Now
Keeper of the Bees’’ Michael Duane
Gloria Henry
Philip Reid
Hillary Brooke
Robert Lowery
Orpheum
Walter Wal Ter Wann
Joan Winds Tradew DE Winds
Sylvia Sidney
NRY
Fonda Wits
Chipman
Indus- General
C. P. Tuck
Gor
Denier
Belle Sharmeer
Rupert
Jane Nyblad
E. H. Elmore
Job’s
Burey
Ann Morgan
Llona Stanley
Janice Morgan
Patty Ehlers
Marshall
Tommie Sue
Estes
Crane
Dorothy Reid
Jean Marquess
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Mary McMurray
Jane Remsberg
Mary Marquess
Priscilla Benedict
Frances Knodle
Kathryn Marshall
Darlene Lean
Jeanne Johnson
Carolyn Driskell
Barbara Pollard
the Bethel
Burley Fetes
James Bronson
Service Guild
Unity Lodge 107
Trinity Parish Hall
She
Had
Rosalind Russell
RKO
Frederick Brisson
Leo Genn
Claire Trevor
Sydney Greenstreet
Bodyguard
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