Live Religion Is World Need Says Speaker At Idaho Graduation
Co. W. Chenoweth of the University of Idaho told 191 Idaho Southern graduates at their baccalaureate in Prazier hall that religion is a personal pursuit. He urged sensitivity to spiritual values and fellowship, comparing it to a world need for unity under God amid international tensions. Faculty led processional with music and prayers marked the service, with a note that regents plan to attend Wednesday’s commencement. Soil surveys completed in 26 Oklahoma counties and maps published for 13 counties.
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Co. W. Chenoweth
Department of Philosophy
University of Idaho At Moscow
Idaho Southern
Prazier Hall
League of Nations
God
Brotherhood of Man
Swanson Hall
Frazier
Philip Ambrose
Mackay
William Bunce
Twin Falls
University Symphony Orchestra
Paul de F. Mortimore
The
Christian Church
Heber C. Snell
L. D
University A Cappela Choir
Rollo C. Speer
Board of Regents
Four finders recount six month search ending with skyliner wreck
Mel Devey Emery Andrews Rex Moyle and Reed Carter describe locating a long lost plane wreck after a half year of searching. They found scattered wreckage a mail bag and a letter from a New York firm, with clues to the crash site on Lake Hardy ridge and at least one large propeller fragment.
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Alpine
Utah
Rex Moyle
Melvin Dewey
Reed Carter
Emery Andrews
Lake Hardy Ridge
Wasatch Mountains
Tribune-Ap
Mel Devey
Emery (Andrews
Emery
Mel
New York
Civilian Conservation Corps
Rex
Moyle
Lake Hardy
Salt Lake Valley
Two Youths Shot Dead After Chasing Car In KC
In Kansas City early today two youths were killed after a 16 block pursuit of a stolen car. Officer Harry Nesbitt identified the victims as Ross Bivona and Thomas Martino, both about 20, and said he fired the fatal shots.
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Kansas City
Harry Nesbitt
Ross Bivona
Thomas Martino
Murder in the House Creates Tense Split Second Plan
The narrator abandons a plan to let William search the first floor and weighs risks of splitting into search parties with five others. With wounded or unreliable companions, fear grows of an intruder and potential victims left unprotected as the group debates moving forward. The scene ends with a firm decision to talk before continuing.
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William
Michael
Ladies Auxiliary Luncheon and Card Party Plans
The Ladies Auxiliary to ORC met at W O W hall with twenty four members including four charter members. A regular meeting followed the luncheon and plans were set for a card party next week hosted by Mrs Prank Hix and Mrs H F Weston with several members attending. A shower of handkerchiefs welcomed Mrs Gardiner while refreshments were served at one table around a birthday cake centerpiece.
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Toorc
W. O. W Hall
Pauline E. Bryan
Nellie Ball
Anna Freeman
Emma Bohlscheid
Prank Hix
H. F. Weston
Mary Chapman
Cecil Gordon
Otto Erickson
Ann Sturman
Gardiner
Yven
W. W. Woolard
J. M Bistline
A. H. Martin
W. A. McHan
Grace Bowman
Bernice Moon
Birthday celebration honors Clara J Gardiner at East Center
Mrs. Anna Harrison hosted a Friday evening event at her East Center street apartment honoring her mother Mrs. Clara J. Gardiner. Prizes at the card tables were awarded to participants.
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Anna Harrison
East Center Street
Clara J. Gardiner
Honorary hostesses and guests listed for event
Lucy Howell, Mrs. Anna Westrom, Mrs. J. E. McNichols, Mrs. Margaret Perkins, Mrs. Emma Ehlert, Mrs. Jessie Rossiter, Mrs. Otto Erickson, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Devaney, Mrs. McNichols, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Cecil Gordon, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Ann Sturman, Mrs. D Dr. Keeney, Mrs. Pugmire, Mrs. Hansen honored guest and hostess at function.
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Lucy Howell
Anna Westrom
J. E. McNichols
Margaret Perkins
Emma Ehlert
Jessie Rossiter
Otto Erickson
Morris
Devaney
McNichols
Woods
Cecil Gordon
Fox
Ann Sturman
Dr. Keeney
Pugmire
Hansen
University club sponsors host Ross Park picnic
Mrs. Guy Wicks, Miss Doris Amphlett and Miss Loretta Byers, sponsors of a university club, entertained the group at a Ross Park picnic Thursday evening, honoring seniors completing their courses. Attendees included Helene Smith, Faye Farmer, Julia Claire Comstock, Valerie Primbs, Elva Berryman, and others.
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Guy Wicks
Doris Amphlett
Loretta Byers
Ross Park
Helene Smith
Faye Farmer
Julia Claire Comstock
Valerie Primbs
Elva Berryman
Helen Berhisel
Mary Faubion
Lou Peterson
Olga Hore
Nondus Hore
Kathren Finlayson
Anne Meadows
Marjorie Stevens
Mrs Bowns Honored Guest At Evans Walsh Party
Mrs James H Bowns was the honored guest at a delightful party hosted by Mrs Earl C Evans and Mrs G M Walsh at the Evans home Friday afternoon. Tea was served at five after an afternoon of games, and Mrs Bowns received a shower of dainty gifts.
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James H Bowns
Earl C Fvans
G. M. Walsh
Evans
Irving Christensen
Ruth Bradbrook
Veora Hodges
Betty Ann Evans
Betty and
Bruce Bowns
Entertaining Dessert Luncheon for St James Circle Members
Mrs R A Kane hosted a dessert luncheon for St James Circle with guests including Mrs Thomas Gregoire Mrs J L Gurry Mrs George Baker and Reverend Edmund R Cody. Members present included Mrs Rose Byers Mrs C W Jarboe Mrs James Foley and others. Contract honors were awarded to Mrs Conlon.
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R.A Kane
St. James Circle
Thomas Gregoire
J. L. Gurry
George Baker
M. J. Sheeran
O'Neill
H. E. Belisle
Edmund R. Cody
Rose Byers
C. W. Jarboe
James Foley
James Haskins
Emma Henry
George Henson
George Primbs, Sr
W. S. Richardson
Pred Jeffery
T. Conlon
Conlon
Trinity Guild Holds Concluding Meeting at Mrs Riggs Home
The Trinity Guild concluded its season with a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. H P Riggs home on West Clark Street. Reverend and Mrs W E Newman and Miss Betty Asmussen were guests. members present included Ben Stark of Omaha, Mrs M Shields, Mrs Lottie Kim pall, Mrs Charles C Watson, Mrs Frank Young, Mrs Etoile Patton and Mrs D W Church. Tea was served at five.
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Trinity Guild
H P. Riggs
West
Clark Street
W. E. Newman
Betty Asmussen
Ben Stark
Omaha
M. Shields
Lottie Kimpall
Charles C. Watson
Frank Young
Etoile Patton
D. W. Church
W B A Club Entertained at Mrs. Gerard’s Home
Mrs. C. H. Gerard entertained members of W. B. A. club No. 6 at her home Friday evening. Attendees included Mrs. J. R. Mooney, Mrs. Ed Rose, Mrs. Isabel Niles, Mrs. Waite Barnes, and Mrs. (rest unread).
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C. H. Gerard
W. B. A. Club No
J. R. Mooney
Ed Rose
Isabel Niles
Waite Barnes
Club Card Evening Produces Elliott Win in Quiet Affair
A group including J. R. Myers and several Mrs. and Miss Elliott played cards with Miss Princes Elliott winning the event. Mrs. Bridges drew the all out award and Mrs. Mooney had the low score. Supper followed hosted by Mrs. Elliott.
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J. R. Myers
R. L. Hacx
Claude Buffalo
Howard Larsen
L. D. True
T. J. Wilson
Frances Elliott
M. J. Gilmore
Elizabeth Bridges
L. Adamson
Gerald Hansen
Mont Elliott
Claude Bryan
Princes Elliott
Mooney
Low
Bridges
Highway Work Proceeds on Inkom McCammon Route
A giant concrete mixer and crews push ahead as one quarter of the Inkom McCammon road is poured near Bannock county’s mobile mountain. Olaf Nelson of Logan reports steady progress despite wet weather and delays. About 2000 vehicles use the one way route daily with deputized pilots directing traffic. In 10 days one lane should be complete and equipment moved toward Inkom to begin the second section detouring remains in place.
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Bannock County
Mobile Mountain
H. R. Flint
Olaf Nelson
Logan
Road shift to new Marsh Creek route urged by engineers
Engineers warn Marsh Creek road is unsafe for older vehicles and traffic is diverted to a newer route prepared two years ago.
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Marsh Creek
Pocatello Girl Wins B A Degree at Mount Mary College
Ardis Peck daughter of Mrs Ida Peck of Pocatello was among 33 Mount Mary college seniors awarded bachelor degrees by Archbishop Samuel A Stritch Tuesday morning. Degrees were conferred by president Dr Edward A Fitzpatrick. Miss Peck will begin a dietetic internship at the University of St Louis in September.
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Ardis Peck
Ida Peck
Pocatello
Mount Mary College
Milwaukee
Samuel A. Stritch
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
Peck
University of St. Louis
Keystone Ga rage Partnership Dissolves May 28
Notice states the partnership dissolves on May 28 and the signer disclaims responsibility for debts contracted after that date.
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Keystone Garage
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