ISC students stage Great Days 1948 at Idaho State College
About 100 Idaho State College students take part in the February 6 and 7 performance of Great Days 1948 an original variety show expanded to two and a half hours. Sixty on stage twenty five orchestra remaining props with Shirley Ball Inkom Kay Allred Cardston Canada and Patricia Lyons among featured dancers. Jacobs Over turf to enact spirit of ISC. Xi Theta Tau finances.
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Idaho State College
Shirley Ball
Inkom
Kay Allred
Cardston
Canada
Patricia Lyons
Pocatello
Gordon
Idaho Falls
Shirley Dick
Earl Pond
Filer
Dillie Jensen
Grace
Norman Olsen
Rupert
Boyd Stallings
Rigby
Shirley Weston
John Read
Norma Briggs
Jacqueline—Overturf
John Foreman
Xi Theta Tau
Social Fraternity
Hall Visits Peru and Army News Highlight Gate City Briefs
Kenneth C. Hall reports visiting Lima aboard a submarine tender and praises Peruvian friendliness. Air base awards honor several soldiers with Victory and American Defense Medals. Albert W. Fricke named Eastern Idaho district manager for Equitable Life. Music instructor Ethel M. Nelson plans a branch school in American Falls. Fort Worth relatives due to visit Charles Albert’s family in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Hall
Alvord R. Hall
McCammon
Lima
Peru
Albert W. Fricke
Idaho
Equitable Life Assurance, Society of the United States
Fricke
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Rupert
Pocatello
Boise
Ethel M. Nelson
American Falls
Nelson-Sherwood College of Music
Obituaries for Mildred Seefried and others in Idaho
Funeral services were held for Mildred Wetherbee Seefried of American Falls who died in a car crash in San Jose. Born 1913 in Ashton, she is survived by her husband Emil, son Boyce, daughters Joyce and Loa Jane, and multiple siblings. Also noted are the death and services of Mrs. Johanna Neef of Pocatello and Lee E. Sale of Pocatello with details of their families and funeral arrangements.
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Mildred Wetherbee Seefried
American Falls
San Jose
California
Seefried
Alvin Seeley
Ashton
Irven James Wetherbee
Emil Seefried
Boyce R. Wetherbee
Joyce A. Wetherbee
Loa Jane Wetherbee
Hyrum W. Seeley
Kenneth W. Seeley
Salem
Raymond E
Seeley
Harold J. Seeley
Wanda Swenson
Johanna Emma _ Titius Neef
Frank T. Briggs
South Eleventh Ave
Neef
Wittenburg
Germany
Ludwig
Sophia Heintz Titius
United States
Charles F. Neef
Kansas City
Missouri
Emma Louise Eagleton
del Norte
Colorado
Elsie Sophie Barker
Durango
Coloraddo
Helen Mane Walker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Johanna Briggs
Pocatello
Presbyterian
del Norte Cemetery
McHan- Henderson Funeral Home
Lee E. Sale
Garfield Ave
Downard Chapel
Sale
Myrtle Averette
Plasterers Union
F.O.E., Lodge
Pocatello Aerie
Alice Reiger
LDS Third Ward
Mountainview Cemetery
Downard Funeral Home
Confirmation Rite Held At St Pauls Blackfoot
The Rt. Rev. Frank A. Rhea of Boise will conduct the apostolic rite of confirmation at 5 p.m. January 18 at St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Blackfoot. Fr. C. M. Lever will present the class, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver and Mrs. Lynn Johnson. Mahlon F. Freeman and Mildred Anderson will receive the laying on of hands. Evensong precedes, followed by a fellowship supper in the parish hall next door. All are welcome.
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Blackfoot
Frank A. Rhea
Boise
Idaho
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
C. M. Lever
Lever
Roy Oliver
Lynn Johnson
Mahlon F. Freeman
Mildred Anderson
Fr. Lever
Rhea
Stocking Held on Warrant in Salmon
James Arnold Stocking, 21, Salmon, arrested by Pocatello police Tuesday. Held in Bannock jail Wednesday for Sheriff Bob Isely of Lemhi County who said a misdemeanor warrant exists.
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James Arnold Stocking
Salmon
Pocatello
Stocking
Bannock
Bob Isely
Lemhi
Aberdeen High Quiets Falls Court in Gym Victory
Aberdeen high school defeated the American-Fallstigi basketball team 43 to 28 last night in Aberdeen gym. Dimsiters struggled after the first quarter and never recovered, with fans noting a loss of poise.
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Aberdeen High School
Aberdeen Gymnasium
Dimsiters
New York Ruling Declares Insemination-Born Child Legitimate
Justice Henry C. Greenberg of the New York State Supreme Court ruled that twenty thousand children conceived by artificial insemination are legitimate. Antoine Strand, the father, may weekly visit Anoinette, the four-year-old child born to Julie Strand, with potential adoption rights as a foster father.
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New York
United States
Henry C. Greenberg
State Supreme Court
Antoine Strand
Anoinette
Julie Strand
Greenberg
Antoinette
Stassen Warns GOP on Inflation Pressures
Salt Lake City Harold E Stassen argued Congress must pass anti inflation measures or the Republican party will lose this year He floated a possible bid for the Ohio GOP nomination with Taft and proposed a three point program curbs on hoarding inventories limits on consumer credit and a disciplined European relief policy.
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Salt Lake City
Congress
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Ohio
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Truman
Republican Congress
Prisoner gains freedom after habeas corpus release
Howard Hill, 46 East Hayden Street, jailed four months in Bannock County on burglary charges, was released yesterday by his attorney William J. Ryan on a writ of habeas corpus. Judge Isaac McDougal of the fifth district court ordered the release in a memorandum decision. Hill was freed Tuesday afternoon and returned home to his wife and nine month old daughter.
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Bannock County
Howard Hill
East Hayden St
William J. Ryan
Isaac McDougal
Fifth District Court
Hill
OPA Violation Case Dismissed Against Roselle Bottling Co
Federal Judge Chase A Clark dismissed the case of the U S Government versus Ora Roselle of Roselle Bottling Company on a motion by the government. The action sought 30000 on an OPA violation charge with insufficient evidence for conviction. A survey notes meat consumption trends, especially beef and veal, have declined over 30 years.
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Chase A. Clark
U. S
Ora Roselle
Roselle
OPA
Marriage Licenses Issued For Harmison and Coatney
Ted L. Harmison, 24, American Falls, and Leona Coatney, 30, American Falls, obtained marriage licenses.
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Ted L. Harmison
American Falls
Leona Coatney
Births Mr. and Mrs. Parley Haskett Welcome Daughter
Mr and Mrs Parley Haskett of 603 North Grant welcomed a daughter weighing eight pounds one ounce at General Hospital.
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Parley Haskett
North Grant
Intoxication Guilty Pleas In Local Police Court
Police court records show Frank Bell pleaded guilty to intoxication with a $15 fine. Buster Hanson also admitted intoxication and owed $15. Ray C. Lunsford, 37, pleaded guilty and had a $15 fine suspended to $5. George Sair, 53, pleaded guilty and was fined $25. John Strickland and Eugene Diggie also appeared, both charged with intoxication.
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Frank Bell
Buster Hanson
Ray C. Lunsford
George aSair
John Strickland
Eugene Diggie
Garrard Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Case
Alton B. Garrard, 30, pleaded guilty to intoxication charges and faced a $15 fine as part of the disposition.
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Alton B. Garrard
Lana Turner Suspended Over Refusal to Take Key Role
Hollywood studio bars Lana Turner from payroll after she refuses a million dollar epic part. Officials insist romance rumors had no bearing. Industry speculation swirls as the suspension is announced.
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Hollywood
Lana Turner
Metro- Pagal Ny
Miss Turner
Fireside Chats Continue In American Falls at Sayer Home
Church youth group hosts Sunday fireside at the Fred Sayer residence with officers installed. Lyman Horsley becomes chairman, LeGene Quinlan secretary, Lea Johnson and Larry Anderson program committee, Adella Morgan and Helen Thornton entertainment committee. Refreshments provided.
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American Falls
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Fred Sayer
Lyman Horsley
LeGene Quinlan
Lea Johnson
Larry Anderson
Adella Morgan
Helen Thornton
Bed lamp radio markets new reading light unit
A bed lamp radio is marketed that hangs on or behind a bed and combines a five tube radio with a 25 watt tubular reading light, designed to give glare-free illumination.
Busy Day for Pocatello Fire Crews
Pocatello firefighters faced four alarms on a busy Wednesday. At 9 38 a m a thawing pipe caused a small bath wall fire on North Third Avenue. at 10 44 a m a basement fire on North Hayes Avenue caused no damage. at 3 41 p m two boys lighting matches sparked a small blaze at South Second Avenue injuring clothes. at 4 30 p m a coal shed fire on North Arthur Avenue produced smoke into the furnace with no damage.
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Pocatello
Eastside
North Third Ave
Manuel Diaz
West Side Department
North Hayes Ave
J. P. Jensen
East Side Department
South Second Ave
Theo McDaniels
Muriel Bloxham
North Arthur Ave
A. B. Porter
Canyon Construction wins Jerome County Barrymore road bid
Boise Idaho UP The State Bureau of Highways awarded Canyon Construction Co Caldwell a contract to construct the roadbed and oil Barrymore road in Jerome County from U S 98 south. Bid was 52824.60 dollars.
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Boise
Idaho
State Bureau, of Highways
The
Canyon Construction Co
Caldwell
Barrymore Road
Jerome County
U. S. 98
Caldwell Company
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Gate City
Neil A. Jordan
Western Airlines
Pocatello Air Base
George D. Wolfe
John P. Camp Jr
Thomas A. Clark
Daniel H. Saldana
Burl J. Goff
Edward T. Lee
Robert E. Smiley
Oliver L. Bettis
Charles G. Bishop
James R
Charles Albert
Belvedere Apartments
Henry Grammar
Fort Worth
Texas
W. L. Duckett
Mildred W. Seefried
Johanna Emma Titius Neef
Aberdeen
Price Hall
Maurice Fereday
Prgi
Aatelados
News of Record
Sayer
Rane
Hotpoint
General Electric
Uty
Electrical Merchandisers & Contractors
Hotpoint Inc
Chicago, Il
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