Mystery Play Night Must Fall At Frazier Hall
The Theater Guild presents Night Must Fall by Emlyn Williams Saturday at 8:15 in Frazier hall. E Reynolds plays Danny with Pat Duvelop as the lead and Eveline Hinckley as the elderly woman. The cast includes Jim Richmond Mary Ellen O'Donnell Harold Read Betty Swanson Hal Foss. Mildred Hildebrand directs with Allen Bloomquist on lighting and Mrs Mary Reed handling properties. Tickets available at Rollnick's or at the box office.
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Emlyn Williams
Frazier Hall
Theater Guild
Danny
E. C. Reynolds
Pat Duvelop
Eveline Hinckley
Jim Richmond
Mary Ellen O'Donnell
Harold Read
Betty Swanson
Hal Foss
Mildred Hildebrand
Allen Bloomquist
Mary. Reed
Rollnick’s
WBA Westway Holds Luncheon
The WBA Westway club met at Mrs. Frank Allen home with Mrs. Clyde Gravett as hostess on Thursday afternoon. Rosebuds centered the quarter tables. Luncheon was served and games of 500 followed. Mrs. Lillian Reagan attended as guest. Members present included Mesdames Bunce Westrom Rainey Barnes Gilmore. Mrs. Barnes scored highest while Mrs. Reagan drew the all-out and Mrs. Gilmore played low.
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Rosebuds
WBA
Westway Club
Frank Allen
Clyde Gravett
Lillian Reagan
H. S. Bunce
Annie Westrom
C.M. Rainey
Waite Barnes
Ida Gilmore
Barnes
Regan
Gilmore
League to Meet for Women's Union Pinochle Night
The women's union label league will hold its regular pinochle party Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Labor temple. Co hosts will be Mrs. Rosella Rhondeau and Mrs. Peggy Ostler.
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Women’s Union Label League
Labor Temple
Rosella Rhondeau
Peggy Ostler
Social calendar items from St Joseph Altar Society and others
Local social calendar lists meetings for St Joseph Altar Society Ladies Circle Congregational Church Women of the Moose Women’s Union Label League Electa Kensington and St Anthony’s Altar Society. Includes a clothing drive, dessert luncheons, initiations and card games with times and venues.
Palm Leaf Circle No 19 Plans Pep Rally and Tea
Palm Leaf Circle No 19 will hold a pep rally at WOW hall at 8 p m Tuesday with District Carolian Neighbor Patterson of Boise in charge. A tea precedes the rally from 1 to 4 p m at Trinity parish hall. Chairman is Della Dean.
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Palm Leaf Circle No. 19
Wow Hall
Patterson
Boise
Trinity Parish Hall
Della Dean
Navajo Reservation Population Estimate
The Navajo Indian reservation, spanning New Mexico and Arizona, is estimated to have about 60,000 residents.
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Navajo Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Arizona
Mrs Hronek Chosen to Represent Pocatello at National Recreation Congress
Mrs Robert Hronek will represent Pocatello at the National Recreation Congress in Omaha. She has directed the arts and crafts division of the city recreation department for two years and led growth from a small group to many classes last summer. The convention runs September 25 to 30 at the Fontenelle hotel.
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Pocatello
Omaha
Robert Hronek
Hronek
Paul Hronek
Fontenelle
Nebraska City
Card show notes reveal on set hands and a mystery deal
A television card show developer recalls testing hands with four players. Leslie Evan Roberts of New York City played once, uncertain if the hand was truly dealt or staged. Roberts, as North, faced a cautious path to the contract while South reads the hand.
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Leslie Evan Roberts
New York City
Roberts
North
South
Endplay Triumph: Roberts Nets Four Spades on Optimistic Raise
In a bridge hand Roberts defended against an optimistic two spade raise. He won four spades by entering dummy with the deuce of spades and executing precise heart and diamond finesses. East avoided giving a second club ruff, and Roberts secured the contract through careful ruffing in dummy.
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Roberts
East
Queen of Hearts
West
Hollywood readers fuel a more sophisticated film city scene
Hollywood gains a refined image as movie folk fill Universal Newsstand with international magazines and art journals. Stars such as Oona O Neill, Charles Chaplin, Lionel Barrymore, Frank Sinatra and directors like Pasternak and Koster browse European publications while Pickwick Bookshop notes Marie MacDonald and Shelley Winters reading art books and Shakespeare.
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Hollywood
Movieland
Cinema City
Universal
Hollywood Blvd
Iowa
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Paris
Berlin
London
Willy
Simon
Oona O'Neil
Charles Chaplin
Lionel Barrymore
Mike Romanoff
Joe Pasternak
Henry Koster
England
Frank Sinatra
Mike Curtiz
Mickey Rooney
Esther Wil
Hedy Lamarr
Stac
Pickwick
Marie MacDonald
Shelley Winters
The Family Financier: Women’s Hard Work Builds Home Wealth
A New York businesswoman explains that women finance the family through work beyond regular chores. Through sewing painting gardening and other extras a housewife can transform limited funds into a livable home. Her energy and cleverness support the family and marriage, often outpacing households with similar incomes.
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New York
Cygnets Host Pinochle Party At Bergendorf Home
Members of the Cygnets club gathered Saturday evening at Mrs. Ben Bergendorf’s home for a pinochle party after a dessert. Prizes went to Mrs Seisser, Mrs Hatton, and Mrs Brower. Next meeting set for September 28 at Mrs. Lee Andrus’ home with hostess Mrs. LaDene Brower.
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Ben Bergendorf
Cygnets Club
Dwaine Seisser
Chris Hatton
Merrell Brower
Dolores Daniels
Lee Andrus
Harold Drier
Cecil Gummersall
Shirley Petersen
Rex
Ralph Rossiter
Stourbridge Lion First Steam Locomotive in America
The Stourbridge Lion, the first steam locomotive to operate successfully in America, began service in 1829 at Hockaday, Pennsylvania, marking a milestone in early railroad history.
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Armorica
Hoicudale
Theater Guild Meets At School
Regular meeting of the Poca theater guild will be held in the high school building Thursday evening, September 23, at 8 00. A workshop by the radio committee will be featured and Perry Johnson invites all interested in radio work to attend and indicate preference. Numerous opportunities for participation in radio work are open.
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Pocatello Theater Guild
Radio Committee
Theater Guild
Perry Johnson
Chenille Becomes Velour Look for Spreads and Drapes
At the national domestics and linen show Chenille bedspreads gain a velour finish via super fine tufting while remaining washable. Double spreads hung as window drapes offer rich appearance with no lining needed and sell under 15 dollars. Show curtain trends include hand screened embossed plastic and solid color tufted rugs rise in popularity.
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Elizabeth Toomey
United Press
New York
Mrs Anderson Hosts First Fall Dinner Club Meeting
The inaugural fall gathering of the Sunday dinner club met at Mrs Marguerite Andersons home on South Eleventh Avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Maurice Fereday Mr and Mrs Clarence Elle Mr and Mrs F G Thompson Mr and Mrs Robert Hardin Dr and Mrs R Te Merrell and Jack Henderson with bridge played during the evening.
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Marguerite Anderson
South Eleventh Avenue
Maurice Fereday
Clarence Elle
F. G. Thompson
Robert Hardin
R. Te Merrell
Jack Henderson
GIA Meeting Set At Mrs. McDonalds Home
The GIA Goodwill club will meet at the home of Mrs. Alice McDonalds Tuesday at 1 p m for a dessert lunch. Assisting hostesses are Alice Jennick and Bee Rainer.
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GIA Goodwill Club
Alice McDonalds
Alice Jennick
Bee Rainer
Co-Eds Pledge Alpha Chi Omega at University of Idaho
Four former Idaho State college students now at University of Idaho Moscow have pledged the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Carol Rounds Pat West Mary Pat Lyons and Shirley Ball Inkom are named as pledges following rush week at the northern Idaho school.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Idaho State College
University of Idaho At Moscow
Northern Idaho
Carol Rounds
Pat West
Mary Pat Lyons
Shirley Ball
Inkom
Local residents attend funerals and recall trips
Mr and Mrs Paul Hronek leave for Salt Lake City Tuesday to attend Clyde Myers funeral. Returning from the automobile dealers association convention at Sun Valley are Mr and Mrs Jack Blair Mr and Mrs Robert Gallafant and Mr and Mrs S S Blair. The smallest state park in the United States covers 25 square feet on Mt Hood slopes.
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Salt Lake City
Clyde Myers
Paul Hronek
Automobile Dealers Association
Sun Valley
Jack Blair
Robert Gallafant
S. S. Blair
United States
Mt. Hood
Bridge Club Hosts Evening At Moore Home
Mrs. A. E. Moore hosted the Wednesday evening bridge club at her home on North Buchanan Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Herbert Carlyle and Mrs. Lee Walton, with others present such as Mrs. Joe Loomis Mrs. Dick Herman Mrs. Ray Lacy Mrs. Charles Kimball and Mrs. Glade Rasmussen. A late supper was served by the hostess.
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A. E. Moore
Buchanan Avenue
Herbert Carlyle
Lee Walton
Joe Loomis
Dick Herman
Ray Lacy
Charles Kimball
Glade Rasmussen
Piermont Cat Sets Record With 101 Kittens Since 1939
A Piermont cat has produced 101 kittens since June 19 1939, surpassing a Bangor Maine firehouse mascot that bore 60 kittens to set a new record for prolific feline reproduction.
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Piermont
N. H
Bangor
Ancient Acoma Pueblo Claims North America’s Oldest City
The Acoma Pueblo atop a western New Mexico mesa is described as the oldest continuously inhabited village in North America, with its long history and enduring settlement emphasized.
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Acoma
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