Chalmers Family Returns to San Francisco Amid Illness
Hoace and Allen Chalmers return home to San Francisco after visiting their father Oscar B. Chalmers who is ill in a local hospital. Oscar, a retired UP official, was brought from his summer home in Montana. Guests include R W Herring and Alice Cushman with T W Norris family. The Parks begin a month long motor vacation through Florida Georgia and the Carolinas.
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San Francisco
Hoace
Allen Chalmers
Pocatellans
Oscar B. Chalmers
Mr. Chalmers
West Yellowstoke
Montana
Emerson PTA Opens First Fall Meeting
The Emerson PTA executive committee invites members to a meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at Jack Hendersons home to discuss plans for the coming school year. The committee includes officers and chairmen such as Jack Henderson president and May Weber treasurer. The first Emerson PTA meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday October 18.
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Emerson Pta
Jack Henderson
A.F. McComber
May Weber
E. T. Vernon
James C. Swallow
A. L. Frahm
Nicholas Ifft
Ray Isham
Wm. Terrell
Lyle Leslie
Leslie Hawkes
Roy A. Wigand
Max Petty
Women's Club Hears Reports in Rupert Meeting
Members of the Rupert Women s club met at the Episcopal Guildhall with Mrs. Peter Boyd presiding. Guests from Boise included Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Beals. 65 children participated in the crippled children s clinic held Oct. 6 with donations and arrangements led by Mrs. Elton and assistants.
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Rupert
Rupert Women’s Club
Episcopal Guildhall
Peter Boyd
Idaho
Worth S. Elton
Frederick
Beals
Boise
Elton
D. P. Slavin
Paul Bateman
Roy Cunningham
Leo Berry
Citizenship Committee
Alfred Zoerb
John Garro
Emery Carson
Women Golfers Plan Dinner and Banquet
The annual trophy banquet of the local Women’s Golfing association is set for Tuesday October 19 at the Hotel Bannock. A 5:30 pm cocktail party precedes the 7:30 pm banquet with awards for the city tourney and other presentations. Members should attend as officer elections will be held. Reservations by Saturday evening via Connie Turner at 76 or 892.
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Women’s Golfing Association
Bannock
Connie Turner
Psychic Bid Wins Redoubled Contract at Chicago event
National tournament report by William E McKenney notes unusual hands from Chicago duplicate events. Players described include North East South West positions with openings and bids ending in redouble after a 4 double sequence. The article highlights the bold contract and strategic bidding.
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Chicago
Psychic fourth hand bids alter bridge match in Racine
Thur C Gray of Racine Wisconsin, president of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Bridge Association, employed a psychic fourth hand bid to ten hearts with no hearts in his hand. South doubled, Gray continued with four spades, and the play featured a trump lead that North and South could not cash. Grau ruffed the club king and made five odd, doubled and redoubled.
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Thur C. Gray
Racine
Wis
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Bridge Association
South
West
North
Gray
East
Hearts
Grau
Mrs E W Hall Hosts WSCS October Meeting
The WSCS circle of the Methodist church met Friday at Mrs. E W Hall's home with co host Mrs C H Gustin. Mrs Wm Koehler presented a Burma condition review tied to her missionary cousin. Attendees included Miss Edith Wright and several Mesdames. Next gathering set for November 20 at Mrs Brown's home with Miss Wright as co hostess.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
E. W. Hall
C. H. Gustin
Burma
Wm. Koehler
Edith Wright
W. E. Brown
W. S. Berger
Mary Dickey
J. Driscoll
A. J. Gillespy
C. S. Hanson
W. M. Koehler
H. C. McGuire
Walter Oelwein
R. H. Cleare
R. J. Schumacher
W. V. Vickrey
Mrs. Brown
Miss Wright
League of Women Voters to discuss United Nations
Meeting tonight at 850 West Clark Street hosted by Miss Hortense White features a League of Women Voters panel on all aspects of the United Nations led by speakers training leader Miss Anna Capellen.
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League
Hortense White
West Clark St
League of Women Voters
United Nations
Anna Capellen
Local club events and meetings listed in community notices
Rum mage sales hosted by Becal Colds LA to BRT and WSCS of the Methodist Church begin at 9 30 a m and 9 a m respectively. Alameda Ladies Aid holds a pot luck dinner at 6 30 p m. DUP Desert Rose Camp meets at LeVon Dalton 101 Foothill Blvd. Ivy Rebekah Kensington meets at IOOF hall 1 15 p m and Electa Kensington meets at the Masonic temple 1 15 p m. AAUW invites college women to Trinity Parish hall for an 8 p m program by Patricia Griffiths about Fontainbleau France.
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Daughters OF Utah Pioneers
Desert Rose Camp
DUP
LeVon Dalton
Foothill Boulevard
Stephenson
Edna Bayly
Associated American University
AAUW
Trinity Parisi
Patricia Griffiths
Fontainbleau
France
Funeral notice for Mrs Frankham in Downard funeral home
The Ladies auxiliary FOE 119 LA Attend Services are to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frankham to be held Thursday from the Downard funeral home.
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Frankham
Downard Funeral Home
Royal Baby Wardrobe Buys Spark London Gossips
London society women rush to shops as palace secrecy about the expected princess's layette grows. Mayfair leaders acquire wool matinee jackets and double knit booties while Buckingham Palace receives silk en ensembles with appliqués.
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Geraldine Hill
United Press
London
Despiite Palace
Forts
Elizabeth
Mayfair
Buckingham Palace
ISC Speech Meet Planned for Southern Idaho
Invitation is extended to teachers of speech arts in high schools and community theaters to attend the sixth annual drama and speech conference at ISC on Saturday October 30. The morning includes demonstrations of speech technique acting problems and stage scenery with backstage tours and use of a new tape recorder.
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Idaho
ISC
Portrait of Mrs Average American in midlife social roles
A vivid portrait describes Mrs Average American as midlife, socially engaged, prudent, and supportive. She attends clubs, participates in discussions, and mentors family finances while maintaining a modest, well groomed appearance and steady optimism.
Fischer dubbed Stinky by friends at Cudahy pet scene
In Cudahy Wisconsin Dicki Fischer is nicknamed Stinky by friends after bending to pet a striped cat. The light moment reflects small town humor as locals observe the scene.
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Cudahy, Wis
Dicki Fischer
Stinky
Mr Forest Tree Resides on Orchard Street
A brief oddity from Madison Wisconsin notes a resident nicknamed Mr Forest Tree living on Orchard Street. The item preserves a quirky local tone and mentions the unusual name without further context.
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Madison, Wis
Forest Tree
Orchard Street
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