Rupert News Roundup Highlights Camporee and Local Events
In Rupert Idaho Camporee activities for Bluebird girls included games crafts and a campfire program with advancing members named. The report lists obituaries local meetings and election notices plus school and community events spanning Oct 15 to Oct 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Idaho
Minidoka Dam
Aowakiya
Ginger Hayes
Catherine Brockie
Barbara McRoberts
Jeannine Quane
Camp Fire Girls
Blue Bird
Sare Anita Hays
Judy Galliher
Teresa Fredrickson
Evelyn Wilske
JoAnne Weeks
Helen Neisler
Juanita Walker
Rosalee McMillan
Coralie Nisbet
Karen Olson
JoAnn Deck
Kaye Kessinger
Marilyn ‘Robinson
Collette Jeans
Marve
Blooming Prairie
Minnnesota
William Race
Minidoka Project
Jack
Real Church
Goodman Mortuary
Richard Foreman
Goodman Mortuary Chapel
John Mc‘Clure
The
Christian Church
Rupert Cemetery
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
Annex
Everett Jack
Lincoln
Big ‘Bend
Walcott
Caledonian
Guschewsky
Washington, D. C
John Williams
Retonga Promises Quick Relief From Backed Aches
Advert says Retonga, a natural remedy with herbs and Vitamin B-1, relieves dull muscular pains caused by poor digestion. It claims faster digestion, better appetite, toxin elimination without laxatives, and improved energy, sleep, and mood with a money back guarantee.
College Gals Told To Keep Duds Cleaned
Clothing experts urge freshmen to care for college outfits by hanging outer garments after removal and rotating wear to air wrinkles. Do not press stained dresses to avoid setting stains. schedule regular dry cleaning to maintain a fresh look.
Arimo Community Activities and Social Gatherings Summary
Under Scoutmaster Len Brady Troop 65 held a Lava Hot Springs swimming party. Local residents attended meetings and outings including Beautification club, Relief society, MIA leadership event at Downey. Notable attendees included Mrs. Lois Dolder, Ione Evans, Lucille Worley, Shirley Brady, and many named residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimo
Len Brady
Lava Hot Springs
Robert Henderson
Robert S. Henderson
Salt Lake City
Lawrence Evans
Evanston
Wyo
Kenneth Evans
Pocatello
Ed Henderson
Jack England
Oregon
Lois Dolder
Ione Evans
Lucille Worley
Shirley Brady
Relief Society
Jack Anderson
J. T. Henderson
Leagitt Taylor
Gittins
Robins
Leland Evans
Federal Reserve
MIA
Downey
Collins Worley
Calvin Gunter
Vern Watkins
Lewis McFarland
Carmen Cole
Wilson Tippetts
Perry Gorch
Dora Nunnelley
Merna Marley
Josie Morrison
Delores Anderson
Rotary District Meets Set Before Election Day
J. W. Murphy chaired a Rotary meeting with guests Mr Whittaker Mr Culbertson and R M Hawkes. Gordon Baxter district Rotary governor plans to attend next week. Water will be turned out of canals on the project Wednesday Oct 20 with cleaning and repair work on main canals beginning immediately. Shut off date roughly mirrors last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Odd Fellows Hall
Rupert No
Homer Bell
Rupert
Howard Snake
Floyd Fruit
Glenn Walton
Minidoka
Dan Mackintosh
Acequia
J. C. Kaufman
Heyburn
Roy Skinner
Emerson
Laura Moncur
Paul
Keith Merrill
Gustaf A. Nelson
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
D. L. McElligott
Rupert Cemet
Goodman Mortuary
Catherine Lucy
Elson
Union Star
Missouri
Gustaf Nelson
Longmont
Colo
Weiser
Idaho
Pioneer District
Catholic Church
Pioneer Social Club
Pioneer Grange
Grace van Every
William Nelson
Eva Stoddard
J. C. Brookes
Bridley
Calif
Lincoln Pta
Kay Reynolds
KBIO
Don Dafoe
George Catmull
Vaughn Bair
Rotary
Charles Whittaker
Rupert Chamber of Commerce
L. L. Culbertson
A. F. Beymer
J. W. Murphy
Whittaker
Culbertson
R. M. Hawkes
Gordon Baxter
Roy Cunningham
Minidoka Irrigation District
Idaho Dworshak Compared To Dodo Bird Editorial
The Idaho Daily Statesman rears a harsh comparison of Dworshak to a Dodo bird for looking backward rather than forward. The paper argues his past Congress record proves he is not fit to represent Idaho in Congress. Paid political adv from the Bannock County Democratic Committee.
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Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise
Idaho
Northwest
Dworshak
Congress
Aberdeen News Briefs From General Interest
Aberdeen items report newlyweds Lee and Ruth Agnew leaving for Browns Valley Minnesota. Several residents travel to Pocatello Idaho, including Ernest Tarlett and Art Abercrombie. Socials and family visits involve Doris Funk Irene Toeves Mary Vee Stevens Pat Toeves Doris Pratt Lois Harms and Mrs Vaden Rock. Families from Salt Lake City Moscow and American Falls are mentioned with local visits and dental trips.
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Aberdeen
Browns Valley
Minn
Lee Agnew
Ruth Betty Barnes
Walter Barnes
Pocatello St. Anthony Hospital
Ernest Tarlett
Idaho Falls
Art Abercrombie
Pocatello
Pearl Corbridge
Lavella Schritter
Roy Warner
Arlene Barnard
Alden Toeves
Doris Funk
Irene Toeves
Mary Vee Stevens
Pat Toeves
Doris Pratt
Lois Harms
Vaden Rock
Ora L. Wedellin
Angus Wride
Wendell Ransoms
Dennis
Peggy Kirby
Salt Lake City
Pete Kirby
Monadean Larson
Golden wedding anniversary for Soda Springs couple
Soda Springs marks the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waddops Wood born in Utah and Idaho born years apart. They raised nine sons and twenty five grandchildren. Community notes list visitors, club roles, and local movements among residents. The Leah Rebekah lodge and Republican women club details appear as part of ongoing civic activity.
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Soda Springs
Joseph Waddops Wood
Mr. Wood
Bountiful
Utah
Mink Creek
Ida
Andrew A. Biorn
the Woods
Teo
Earl Wood
Wendell
Lili Wood
Salt Lake City
Victor
Wilmington
Del
Eldia Baldwin
Pocatello
Ester Bevins
Alexander
Jortha Johnson
Blackfoot
Alice
Thompson
Portland
Ore
Ida Anderson
Amy Walton
Montpelier
Rehearsal For Comedy At Blackfoot
First rehearsal for the 1948 MIA Stake play New Fires was held Thursday night in Blackfoot. Stake drama director Mrs. R G May praised the cast for smooth readings and announced that one part remains unfilled while production aids Mrs. Dean Taylor. The comedy follows a city family moving to an Ozark mountain farm with a cast including Orville McCrory Oma Woodland Richard Packham Sadie Beth Gardner Raona Sjostrum Franklin Tanstrum Gwenevere Jones Lola Dawn Robinson Willard Thurman Charles Packham Betty Pack Jo Anne Godfrey Lucille Wright Vornie Stringham.
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Blackfoot
MIA Stake
R. G. May
Stake
Orville McCrory
Oma Woodland
Richard Packham
Sadie Beth Gardner
Raona Sjostrum
Franklin Tanstrum
Gwenevere Jones
Mackay Eagles install officers in meeting
Mackay Aerie No. 754 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met Tuesday evening at the Eagles Hall in Mackay. Out of town officials included Russell R. Woods Deputy Auditor Ottumwa Iowa and Roy Crabtree Idaho Falls Aerie treasurer. New officers installed were James Muffett president Harold Whitney vice president Clyde Bitton secretary Delbert Diers treasurer and Charles Warren conductor.
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Mackay
Mackay Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Russell R. Woods
Ottumwa
Roy Crabtree
Idaho Falls Aerie
James Muffett
Harold Whitney
Clyde Bitton
Delbert Diers
Charles Warren
George Keeler
Grass Valley
Calif
Harvey Ewing
Willard B. Wilkinson
Ambrose Building
Wilkinson
Salt Lake City
LDS Hospital
Wagon Wheel Lodge
Ray Phillips
Blackfoot
Harvey Beverland
Frances Beverland
Glen Hocking
Idaho Falls
Mildred Richards
Boise
Chase A. Clark
Charles Pence
Walter Kahler
Pat
Wayne Toyer
Barbara Ann
Pocatello
Royal
Oscar Wornek
Alice Grovenor
Parma
Alta Young
News Of The Day In Rhyme With Rhetorical Dissent
A rhymed column laments political candor and tax policy while noting a college homecoming and a football upset. The verse critiques campaign tactics and taxation before shifting to a New York police visit to stop a potential suicide at a second floor apartment.
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New York
Anna Atkinson
VFW Auxiliary Hosts Dessert Luncheon and Pinochle
Twenty members attended the VFW Auxiliary meeting at Mrs R J Schlafke's home on Thursday. After business, pinochle was played with Mrs P W Frank winning the prize and Mr Oscar Wornek the consolation. The hostess served dessert at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iness
VFW
R. J. Schlafke
P. W. Frank
Oscar Wornek
Reemer
Harvey Beverland
Bridge Club
Floyd Spraktes
Doyle Parsons
Jackrabbits Facing Tough Times Ahead
BLACKFOOT drought forces a major rabbit control effort as farmers join with the State Fish and Wildlife Service and the University of Idaho Extension Service to distribute poison bait at half price. An organized drive will start after harvest, with funds used to hire a mixer and distributor of the bait.
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Weston
State Fish and Wildlife Service
University of Idaho Extension Service
Rupert Court News Briefs Highlight Local Bond and Fine Actions
Rupert residents faced bonds and fines on varied charges this week. Frank Saylor released on 1000 bond for attempted rape with preliminary hearing set in Judge Wall's probate court. Others from Rupert including Don Farmer Roscoe Uscola and Herbert Shade posted 100 bonds each for petty larceny involving 10 gallons of gasoline at the Bishop gravel pit. Dave Kaiser fined 10 dollars and 3 costs for intoxication. Charles R Vronfan of Minidoka paid 25 dollars for disturbing the peace. Tra Coltrim of Heyburn fined 5 dollars and 3 costs for failure to have a signal arm on a trick. Nord Jenkins of Rupert fined 10 dollars and 3 costs in Nisbet's city court on a speeding charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Frank Saylor
Jake Wall
Don Farmer
Roscoe Uscola
Herbert Shade
Bishop Gravel Pit
Charles R. Vronfan
Minidoka
Tra Coltrim
Heyburn
Nord Jenkins
Archie
Diver Faces Extreme Ocean Depth Pressure Test
If a diver could descend six miles into the ocean he would have to withstand six tons of pressure against every square inch of his body.
European Nations Submit Spending Plan for Aid Recipients
Officials from 16 nations and three occupation zones signed and delivered to the United States a plan for spending nearly 5 billion dollars in the first year of European recovery aid. The convention governs aid funds for the year ending June 30, 1949 and covers three main points.
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Paris
United States
U. S
Malad Socials and Campaign Swing Highlight Local News
Malad hosts a women faculty and wives social with games and a dessert luncheon. Thelma Simpson elected president for the term. The Malad Third Ward Relief Society opens with Marjorie Stone on gift ideas and cake centerpieces, Anna Morrill performs piano solos. Senator Henry Dworshak campaigns through southern Idaho discussing farm program provisions, noting farmer prosperity. Halloween party at First Ward Recreation hall draws about 100 guests with costumes, a three course dinner, games and dancing.
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Oneida
Sally Smith
Thelma Simpson
Arletta Williams
Grace Thomas
Lucile Stevens
Helen Thomas
Third Ward Relief Society
Marjorie Stone
Anna Morrill
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Eph Hawkins
Jesse Dredge
First Ward
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Henry McQuade
Bannock County
Democratic Committee
Lucinda Bartlett
Burley
Winona Lemmons
William
Vivian
Dwight
May Jones
Gloria
Ethel A. Christenson
American Falls
Kenneth Hungerford
Moscow
L. G
Gayle
Eastern Star
E. J. Baird
J. W. Lauritson
L. W. Meek
L. E. Traeger
Willis Bassett
J. W. Chester
W. S. Gagan
B. W. Salser
H. F. Pichern
E. D. Freeman
Wayne
Evans
Preston
C. H. Burgins
Fred McClellans
Burbank
Kenneth McClellans
Gary Poulson
Utah AC
Willard Poulson
Wayne S. Evans
Ferris Gates
Grace
Elmer Wilson
Willard Poulsen
Jess Humphreys
Heber Lau
Republican Women's Club
Bear Lake
Franklin
Caribou
Bannock
Bingham
Power Counties
Leah Rebekah Lodge No. 28
Hoover Motor CO
E. Center
Elect Swisher
Jackrabbits
Milton B. Weston
Dave Kaiser
FIM CO
Ette
Ran As
Caaw Deas Pte
Quaker
Quakertrol
Henriksen
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