Public Library Plans Branch Library For East of Fourth Avenue
The Public Library board, Edith Gantt librarian, will establish a branch in a portable Hom eville school building after school hours in June with the School Board loaning the space for summer. The library aims to educate and rehabilitate public citizens through American history and literature while inviting community support to stock the shelves with both new and older novels.
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Ity Edith Gantt
Fourth Avenue
Homeville
Board of Education
Pocatello
Strongheart high school play wows with handling of race prejudice
Strongheart a high school ventor class play was staged at the Auditorium to large appreciative audiences yesterday afternoon and evening. Dott Johnson plays Strongheart an Indian student at Columbia University and Margaret Malone portrays Dorothy sister of the football captain. The cast including Dean Vrazier Jay Merrill Chester Roman and Fran Paul received strong notices. The production, to be repeated tonight, is expected to draw a good audience.
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Strongheart
Auditorum
America
Dott Johnson
Columbia Uni
Margaret Malone
Dorothy
Dean Vrazier
Jay Merrill
Chester Roman
Pran
Paul
Community Book Drive Gathers 120 Volumes for Poratello
Mrs Anthes donates over a hundred books to start a community lending collection. The initiative invites residents to contribute by sharing children and general reading titles. New arrivals include Tex by Raine and Abraham Lincoln by Drinkwater among others.
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Wm. M. Raine
Abraham Lincoln
John Drinkwaiter
Greenfell & Spaulding
Katherine N. Burt
Basil Everyman
Elsie Singmaster
Peck's Bad Boy Comes to Auditorium Next Friday
The play Peck's Bad Boy, a lively youth ode to optimism, debuts at the Auditorium next Friday with Henry Peck amid a cast of girls and comedians. A special matinee at 3 45 p m invites children and families to relive carefree days and laughter.
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Peck
Henry Peck
George Peck
Wisconsin
Northern New Brunswick forest fires devastate 200 square miles
Fire crews report two hundred square miles of standing timber destroyed in northern New Brunswick near Transkick along the International railway line. Details come from reports received today as volunteers assist in Moncton.
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Moncton
N. B
New Transkick
International Railway
Simple Korein weight loss system advertised
An advertisement promotes oil of korein as a weight loss aid claiming reductions of ten to sixty pounds with a simple weekly weigh in. It warns against health risks of obesity and promises improved health and appearance along with a $100 guarantee from Korein Co.
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Korein Co
Station F
New York
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Meridell Park Opens in Pocatello With Big Opening Crowd
Meridell park in Pocatello opened last Saturday evening to an estimated four to five thousand visitors. The dancing pavilion, roller coaster, and concessions drew crowds as buses shuttled patrons and a fairyland of lights lit the grounds. Walter Poulton led the orchestra as the dance hall buzzed with activity and employees served guests throughout the night.
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Meridell Park
Pocatello
Liue
Walter Poulton
Meridel Park
Iovers
Cold Day Fails to Dampen Holiday Spirit in Povatello
A cold legal holiday in Povatello saw few street activities while Meridell park theatres and Idaho Falls fans drew crowds for the Indian Idaho Falls game. Light snow flurries fell at Idaho Falls as dancing, a park band concert, and auto trips to Lava Hot Springs drew locals.
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Cntizens
Meridell Park
Idaho Falls
Meridell
Lava Hot Springs
Country Club
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