Malad High School stages three act comedy A Little Honey
Malad Idaho residents attended performances of A Little Honey at the Star theatre directed by Merrill L. Hermansen. Casts varied each night with Thursday and Friday listings including Constance Clark Earl Yearsley Cheryldene Vaughan and JoAnn Lusk among others. Community notices note local officials bank reports and upcoming meetings while several residents return from trips and military leave.
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Constance Clark
Earl Yearsley
Cheryldene Vaughan
Mary Jane Vanover
Kenneth Wharton
Mark Facer
Kenna Frederickson
Anna Lou Williams
JoAnn Lusk
Jeannine Parry
Donald Clark
Jo- Ann Lusk
Carol Bennett
Mary Lois Price
Nna Marie Thomas
Marlene Davis
Jeanine Parry
Lucille Stephens
Lois Bush
Owen Sweeten
Jim Williams
Gene Caldwell
Bob Harrison
Iris Lee Hess
Beer Jug Supply Irks WCTU Head
Chattanooga Tennessee Mrs. S R Hipp president of the Chattanooga Women Christian Temperance Union found a large stack of empty beer bottles blocking her door after a weekend away She removed them and posted a sign inviting reclaimers to take the bottles for two cents a bottle deposit but no one appeared to claim them
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S. R. Hipp
Chattanooga Women Christian Temperance Union
Utah Launches Move Against Gas
Salt Lake City officials opened a novel project to drill a well to drain an underground gasoline pool. W. L. Butler said the effort targets 32 downtown blocks and will bore near the Shubrick hotel at Fourth South and West Temple. Pumping will lower the water table to carry away the gas.
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W. L. Butler
Salt Lake
Malad Ward Holds Banquet for Remodeling Fund
A Malad Idaho ward banquet drew over 300 attendees at the chapel with $5 per plate to support remodeling and building plans. Organist Carol Dawn Hendricks played as Ralph W. Harding acted as master of ceremonies. Tables in the recreation hall featured bouquets from South Floral Co. Miniature church buildings served as place cards. The relief society prepared the meal in the new kitchen and teenage girls served. Program by Janice Benson Kathryn Hendricks Beverly Smith Karen Jones and DeVar Moon.
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Carol Dawn Hendricks
Ralph W. Harding
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Recreation Hall
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Ward Relief Society
Janice Benson
Kathryn Hendricks
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Idaho Executive Struggles With Pneumonia
Idaho Lt. Gov. Don Whitehead is hospitalized at St. Luke’s with viral pneumonia. Doctors describe his condition as good and do not expect a long confinement.
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Don Whitehead
St. Luke's Hospital
Northwestern professor says South Americans more culture minded
Harvey L. Johnson, associate professor of romance languages at Northwestern, after a six month tour of South America on a State Department visiting lecture ship, states South Americans are more culture minded than Americans. He reports four reporters attended his poetry lecture and calls for more US translations, art exhibits, and lectures to meet the regional interest.
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Eire Starts New York Service With Irish Pine Maiden Voyage
Eire enters New York with the maiden voyage of SS Irish Pine the first of five ships. The vessel 7500 tons and 16 knots will form a European American trade link under the Irish flag with future ships Irish Cedar Oak and Alder joining the fleet. The State Marine Corporation of New York operates the new service.
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Trade the Hand of Britain and Foreign Powers
A terse imperial theme warns against selling national influence to Britain and other nations. The line suggests caution against entangling alliances and stress on autonomy in international dealings. The stance promotes sovereign decision making amid competing powers on the world stage.
Jerome awards four contracts for new high school building
Four contracts totaling 341531.86 were awarded for a new high school here. General construction goes to H. S. McGonigal of Boise for 238266.86. Heating to Detweiler Brothers of Twin Falls at 65431. Wiring by American Electric Co. of Caldwell at 20940. Crane Plumbing Co. of Jerome wins plumbing at 16894.
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Boise
Detweiler Brothers
Twin Falls
American Electric Co
Caldwell
Crane Plumbing Co
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