Appointments of Attaches Announced at Eighteenth Session
The Tribune reports Ada county dominates attaché appointments but others from Idaho include Butte county chief clerk C A Bertolfsen and Twin Falls secretary Virginia Terribuse. In the senate Miss Rita Call and Grace Rush become engrossing clerks while Miss Luella Burnet and Dan Drake hold other key posts as party and office staff reshuffle unfolds.
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Tribune
Theice
Ada County
Boise
C. A. Bertolfsen
Butte County
American Legion
Arco Advertiser
Bingham County
House
J. G. Cunningham
Ada
J. W. Keating
Kootonal
Jack Sheehan
Twin Falls
Ben Thomas
Glenn
W. Dayley
Cassia
Senate
Gertrude Holmes
Gooding County
Rita Call
Franklin County
Luella Burnet
David Jones
Shirley Ledbetter
Parma
Canyer County
H. (. Babbridge
Thelma Page
T. J. Hanley
Benewah
Ashley
Florence Berry
Bonneville
Grace Rush
Dan Drake
Valley
A. J. Henrold
Homer Budge
Horace Quarles
Ora Ete Butte
A. M. Boylen
Washington County
Eddie Beck
Nez Perce
Nesoplate
Local Note Abbreviated Tips and Teary Tidbits
Malad news records residents traveling to Ogden for relatives and a stock show. Ray Nelson heads to Eureka for unspecified garage work. Ladies Aid elects officers for the year at Delia Jones home. Ada Thomas ill with tonsillitis. D H Smith of Logan visits. Out of town mourners attend Mrs. Sarah Anderson funeral. A E Denney of Salt Lake City does business. Carlyle Pelton returns to St Marys Academy in Salt Lake City after holidays. hosts radio party with friends and dancing.
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Tribune
Malad
Edward Woverley
Ogden
Utah
Ray Nelson
Eureka
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reorganized Church
Delia Jones
Mary Belingbroke
Ela Thomas
Maria Jones
Laura Jenkins
Ada Thomas
D. H. Smith
Logan
Sarah Anderson
Ben Thomas
Dubois
Mary Thomas
Salt Lake City
Thomas Thomas
Burley
Ben T. Jones
Montpelier
A. E. Denney
Carlyle Pelton
St. Mary’s Academy
Galt Lake City
A. E. Pelton
Miss Pelton
Mitchell Jones
Bern
Breyal
Rescue Home Aid Bill in Present Idaho Legislature
Boise from January reports that a Salvation Army rescue home seeks state support of 750 dollars per quarter to fund care for needy mothers and infants. Proponents say local contributions fall short and aid is needed. opponents warn aid should be local and could extend to other towns. The Boise home primarily assists wayward girls and their infants with care and placement.
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Tribune
Boise
Jan
Friends of the Salvation Army Rescue Home
Oneida Senator Sees Hard Fight for School Tax Plan
In a Boise letter Senator Joseph Isaacson of Oneida County says the Oneida delegation faces a tough battle to pass the statewide school tax plan but supports a county consolidated school district option. Lions Club banquet and dance highlights season social event with toastmaster Guy Benson and toasts by Hyrum Hansen Dr Thomas Richards D L Evans and Clyde Hansen. Dancing at Eagles hall followed until midnight with Lions and guests present.
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Tribune
Joseph Isaacson
Oneidag County
Boise
Oneida
Lions’ Club Eentertain
Lions’ Club
Kendall Cafe
Guy Benson
Hyrum J. Hansen
Thomas Richards
D. L. Evans
Clyde Hansen
Eagles Hall
Small Basement Fire at E. R. Massie Home
The Blackfoot fire department extinguished a small blaze in the basement of the E. R. Massie home. An overheated stove ignited a wallboard partition causing minor damage, likely under 26 dollars, mostly from smoke, insured.
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Tribune Blackfoot
E. ER. Massie
Rotary Meets in Blackfoot at Regular Luncheon
The Blackfoot Rotary club gathered at the Eccles hotel for a weekly luncheon led by President Peck. Dr. Hudson led singing with Mrs. Virginia Liljenquest as accompanist. Forrest H. Kennedy was received into active membership and the club heard the Rotary charge from M. H. Feline. The remainder of the hour featured practice of new songs.
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Rotary
Tribune
Blackfoot
Rotary Club
Eccles Hotel
Peck
Hudson
Virginia Liljenquest
Forrest H. Kennedy
M. H. Feline
Divorce Granted to Dora Nelson from J S Nelson
Blackfoot January report notes Dora France Nelson was granted divorce from J S Nelson Tuesday. The article then shifts to a local sports note previewing Malad high school versus Ogden high school in a season opener at LaGrande hall, highlighting Malad’s district championship last year and returning players.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Dora France Nelson
S. Nelson
la G de Hall
Ogden High School
Blackfoot Man Wins Champion and First at Stock Show
Blackfoot resident Mike Barclay shipped a load of thoroughbred Hampshire lambs to Ogden for the livestock show. A wire notified his wife that Barclay won both grand champion and first prize with his lambs, reflecting his long interest in fine sheep and multiple ribbons.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Mike Braclay
Ogden
Rotary Club Discusses Lower Freight Rates
Idaho Falls Jan. Union Pacific freight claim agent Howard Bruner spoke to the Rotary Club on improved conditions and a roughly 50 percent reduction in freight claims since last year. He credited cooperation between employees and shippers and noted the claim department has largely eliminated troubles. Harry Bennett of Luxton and Bennett Meat Co. was introduced as a new Rotarian.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Jan
Howard Bruner
Union Pacific
Claim Department
Martiner
Harry Bennett
Luxton and Bennett Meat Company
McCAMMON Community Notes on Moves and Travel
Mr. and Mrs. William Rufenacht planned to move to Pocatello after a recent layoff. Mr. Rufenacht was recalled to U S S work. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Farmer began a two week trip visiting friends in southern Utah and California. Miss Annie Gittens of Pocatello stopped in McCammon en route to Bancroft from Logan for holidays. Dr. J M Waste returned from Salt Lake City after business trips.
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Tribune
William Rufenacht
Pocatello
Rufenacht
Roland Farmer
Utah
California
Portland
Annie Gittens
McCammon
Bancroft
Logan
Gittins
Imer
J. M. Waste
Salt Lake City
Funeral sermon for J. H. Miller in Blackfoot
Rev. James D. Gillilan from Filer preached the funeral sermon for the late J. H. Miller in Blackfoot. Gillilan, former Methodist pastor there, attended with friends, reflecting their close longtime ties.
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Blackfoot
James D. Gillilan
Filer
J. H. Miller
Gillilan
Methodist Church
Decca
Cub Scouts Milestone Charity Drive At Local Asylum
Blackfoot on January 8 Troop 9 Cub Scouts spent an evening collecting old magazines and delivered them to the asylum for the un fortunate inmates, spreading cheer through the community effort.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Troop 9
Queens Challenged by Whistling Lydia at Blackfoot Dog Derby
In Blackfoot on January 8, Lydia Hutchinson of Poca is aiming to become queen of the Dog Derby. Hutchinson is the only girl to have driven in dog races, having competed the last three years though without a current team.
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Blackfoot
Miss Hutchinson
Ashton
Tribune
Pocatello
Lydia Hutchinson
Local residents return from trips and recoveries noted
Mrs George Harrison returns from Salt Lake visits and Miss Ramona Stephenson resumes teaching duties after holidays. Mrs Oma Hensle returns from Idaho Falls improved health. Miss Margarite Ash starts studies in Pocatello. Mrs Dorothy Luce leaves for Rock Springs to care for a case. several others travel or host gatherings in Lava Hot Springs and nearby towns.
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Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
Jane
George Harrison
Salt Lake
Henry Daniels
Pocatello
Frank Thomas
Ramona Stephenson
Preston
B. ©. Madill
Keith
Thomas Pulaveon
Hensley
Margarite Ash
The
Tech
J. W. Ash
Dorothy Luce
Los Angeles
Calif
Edmundos
Rock Springs
Wryo
Luce
Kenneth Carter
Oakland
Carter
Lava
Beth Daniels
Verna Boyce
la Foll
Women Debate On Referendum at Chibune Special
University women open debate season with a triangular meet January 22 featuring Washington and Whitman colleges. Idaho men debate February 26 against Oregon and Washington. Debates use English method of judging, a departure from the usual American system.
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Macow
University of Washington
Whitman College
University of Oregon
William Michael
Idaho
Iva Silva
Shoshone
Louisa Martin
Moscow
Washington
Dorothy Darling
Boise
Jean Collette
Burney
Whitman
Walla Walla
Warren Montgomery
H. Francis McKee
Eugene
Oregon
J. L. Roberts
Malad
Francis Worman
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Water shortage report from Moran at Jackson Lake reservoir
Moran Wyoming outlet of Jackson Lake shows storage at 100 170 acre feet on January 3 down from 225 700 a year ago for the week ending January 8 5 680 down from 8 890 year ago Inflow from Sept 1 to January 3 93 760 down from 82 780 year ago Precipitation at Moran week ending 766 inches down from 0 00 last year September 1 to January 1 10 24 versus last year The report notes lower water storage and inflow compared with the prior year Blackfoot The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion meets in the club rooms tonight due to New Year s day shift and to install officers.
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Moran Anabes
Deginneesen
Blackfoot
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Tax Hospitals Debate at Idaho County Meeting
Boise Jan 8 Proposal for a tax on hospitals and fraternal organizations and a record urging a personal property tax were discussed at the county commissioners association of Idaho session. Governor Moore spoke on automobile and gasoline taxes and urged changes in current tax laws.
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Boise
County Commissioners’ Association of Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert F. Lemp
Ada
State Board of Equalization
R. B. French
Rhine County
John McGrath
Ada County
J. A. Taylor
Maeville County
Quadruplets Arrive Rarely In Britain and America
In a remarkable birth rarity, quad ruplets occur on average only once in 400000 births across Great Britain and the United States, highlighting the uncommon nature of such multiple births.
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Great Britain and
America
Vernon L. Taylor rearrested after sanity ruling
Vern L Taylor, declared sane by a district court jury, was rearrested on a probation warrant in Mountain Home. He faces a commitment hearing in probate court with W H Manion presiding. authorities report him dangerous if at large and no comment from Taylor.
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Mountain Home
Vern L Taylor
Probat
William Devii
Taylor
Tim
District Cour
Dan McLaughlin Las
Evhen
W.H. Manion
Expression Class Recital Set At High School Auditorium
The fifth period expression class at the high school will present a public recital in the school auditorium at 7:30 Thursday evening. Each member is required to perform publicly as part of practice. The program invites all interested to attend.
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Tribune
Secretary Defines War Departments’ Field of Operation
The secretary asserts that the navy should relate only to the fleet and its operations, while the army would cover all other places. This delineation clarifies the distribution of military responsibilities between services.
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Navy
Army
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