Meet the 49 Graduates from Idaho State College
The ISC commencement features the Allreds Kay and Gordon Alfreds of Cardston Alberta. Kay earned a B A in physical education with ballet specialization and starred in ISC Great Day productions. Gordon, a pharmacy student with a 3.5 average, works at Nye's Center Drugs. They plan to move to Salt Lake City next year.
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Idaho State College
Alfreds
Kay
Gordon
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
ISC
Twin Falls
Nye's Center Drugs
Allreds
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Seek the Sun Fashion Patterns Offer Front-Buttoned Set
The advertisement promotes waist whittling midriff necklines and a front-buttoned fashion with hat and bag set No 2786 and pattern No 2518 in multiple sizes. It details yardage for 35 inch fabric, requests 25 cents for patterns, and touts The Summer Fashion Book with over 150 cotton designed designs. The Pattern Department at The Pocatello Tribune based in San Francisco invites orders.
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Ing
Paitsan
First American made glassware exported from Jamestown 1609
The article notes glassware produced in 1609 at Jamestown Virginia was the first domestically made item exported from America. It also mentions Hot Springs in Arkansas numbered 47 as the only government owned and operated hot springs in the United States.
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Jamestown, Va
Arkansas
United States
Fishermen Pursue Saddle Thieves Through Town
Blackfoot Rex Williams and Joe Behrend witnessed two men steal two saddles from the Thane McAllister ranch barn. They chased the pickup north on Highway 191 but could not stop it. A hitchhiker later found the saddles in a roadside ditch and alerted the sheriff.
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Rex Williams
Joe Behrend
Thane McAllister Ranch
McAllister
Blackfoot
Williams
Behrend
Iiving Anderson
Sheriff's Office
Turning point for a dominant woman in marriage
Mary Haworth advises E P on breaking family cycles of domineering matriarchs. The adult woman becomes too controlling when she deems her partner infantile and assumes masculine duties, unless she cultivates self improvement and unobtrusive helpfulness rather than trying to reform others.
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Mary Haworth
E. P
M. H. Mary Haworth
The
Pocatello Tribune
Bancroft Dance Aids New Chapel Fund
Joy Lewis and Bancroft pupils host a dance revue to raise funds for a new Bancroft chapel. The event starts Thursday at 8 15 p m in the Idaho Stake house with many listed students performing.
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New Chapel Fund
Bancroft Chapel
Joy Lewis
Bancroft
Idaho Stake House
Shirley Davis
Carol Jean Jones
Polly J. Mabey
Joyce Maughn
Grace L. Whitworth
Carolyn Cooper
Allene Argyle
Arlene Whitney
Geniel Rindlisbaker
Irita Mickelson
Carmen Meacham
Susan Holbrook
Jeanine
Paul Scott Wins Four Horse Awards at Malad Show
Paul Scott of Pocatello captured four first place honors at the Intermountain Quarter Horse Association show held at Oneida County Fairgrounds, including the grand champion mare.
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Intermountain Quarter Horse Association
Oneida County Fair Grounds
Paul Scott
Pocatello
Kansas Liquor Law Ends Prohibition Era
Gov. Frank Carlson issued a proclamation putting the new liquor control law into effect as Kansas ends 69 years of prohibition. The legislature passed the control law after voters repealed the constitutional prohibition at the November election.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Blackfoot Jaycees Seek 2000 for New Tennis Courts
The Blackfoot Junior Chamber of Commerce aims to raise $2,000 for two municipal concrete tennis courts. They have collected $700 toward the goal, one third of the target, with plans to start construction by July 1 near the municipal swimming pool. Dean Taylor leads the drive as donations flood in across the town.
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Blackfoot
Newlyweds Get Jobs as Glacier Park Fire Lookouts
Three newly married couples will serve as fire lookouts atop a Glacier National Park peak this summer at government expense. Park officials say married couples make the best lookouts and have hired them again. among the couples is Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Coffey of Moscow, with others from Montana, Colorado and Texas.
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Belton, Mont
Glacier Park
Boyce Coffey
Moscow
Montana
Colorado
Texas
Alameda Aid Meets at Allred Home
Alameda Ladies' Aid held a regular meeting at 201 Taft hosted by Vanessa Allred with Mildred Thomas assisting. Thirty-two members and guests attended including Thelma Dowling and Mildred Frazier. May birthday honorees were Ruth Sealey, Sybil Nipper, Julia Hagan, Ha-
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Alameda Ladies’ Aid
Vanessa Allred
Taft
Mildred Thomas
Thelma Dowling
Mildred Frazier
Ruth Sealey
Sybil Nipper
Julia Hagan
Aid Society Highlights Memorial Day Plans and Events
Members including Zel Seibert and Betty Griffin met with Catherine Poulsen presiding. Ida Coates conducted the discussion on Memorial Day while Ruth Eichinger oversaw literature. The Aid’s Silver Tea and guest day occurred on June 8, and Edda Roberts attended church dedication in Estes Park, then planned to visit the McGraw ranch before returning to Pocatello.
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Zel Seibert
Betty Griffin
Mildred Thomas
Catherine Poulsen
Ida Coates
Ruth Eichinger
Aid
Edda Roberts
Estes Park
Coly
Our Lady of the Mountains
McGraw Ranch
Pocatello
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Cancer and Pharmic
University of Utah
Mission St
San Francisco
California
N. Main
Paper Brewing Company
Kay Allred
Gordon Allred
M Happity
Thwaukee
Blackfoot Jaycees
Heisey, Duncan
Ling
Duncan
Heisey
Dian
Rogers Bros
Tern
Eleanor Eckert
Alameda
Is A
New York
Carter
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