Numerous Marriages in regional ceremonies across Idaho and Oregon
Mrs. Pearl Hull of this city wed Walter Boner a Baker Oregon sheep merchant in Butte last Friday and plan to reside in Oregon. Miss Ella Schendel of Jeffers wed Elwood Combs of Lyons with Judge George Opp officiating. Margaret Rosetta and Robert C. Lemm, both of Butte, married in Dillon. Nora Kerr and Chas Kels connected in Challis. Irene Richardson and Wm C Snyder of Pocatello received a marriage license and wed in Lima. Gertrude Rasmussen and Thomas McBroom of Dubois married with Judge Opp officiating, and Mrs. E Matteson and Miss Jean Matteson hosted guests from Santa Barbara California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hull
Butte
Walter Boner
Sheep Commission
Baker, Ore
George Opp
Ella Schendel
Jeffers
Elwood Combs
Lyons
Madison County
Margaret Rosetta
Robert C. Lemm
Dillon
Father Leschner
Chas. W. Kels
Leadore
Ida
Nora Kerr
Challis
Irene Richardson
Wm. C. Snyder
Pocatello
Lima
L. C. Ford
Opp
Gertrude Rasmussen
Thomas McBroom
Dubois
Idaho
Society Notes Highlight Visits and Travel Tidings
Mrs Florence Backus journeys to Sheridan Wyoming for several weeks with Miss Virginia Backus and Mrs Chester Gilbert. Miss Ruth Wenger visits Dillon from Jackson. Rainbow Girls hold annual Silver Star picnic. Mrs John Collins and Miss Marguerite Collins return from Horse Prairie guesting at John Peterson ranch. Mrs T E Luebben travels to Butte. Miss Betty Roe visits Seattle to see sister Mrs Moore McKinley. Miss Helen Brandsena arrives from New York to visit Mrs J C Wednum. Mrs J McConnell arrives from Pasadena to stay at Hik Horn Springs for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Backus
Sheridan
Wyo
Butte
Virginia Backus
Chester Gilbert
Ruth Wenger
Ln Dillon
Jackson
Rainbow Girls
Siiver Star
John Collins
Marguerite Collins
Horse Prairie
John Peterson
T. E. Luebben
Betty Roe
Seattle
Moore McKinley
Helen Brandsena
New York City
J. C
J. ©. McConnell
Pasadena
Frank
Hikhorn Springs
New York Musician Protests Russia Propaganda Use
Ha Horlick, former Rus sian symphony player now head of the A and P Gypsies radio orchestra, argues music in Russia is used for propaganda by promoting emotionless intellect. He says suppression of emotion fails and audiences need human feeling. He returns to cheerful tunes like Say Hello to the Folks Back Home to satisfy listeners. The A and P Gypsies have been on air longer than other radio orchestras and boast a large fan base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Russia
Ha Horlick
A. and P. Gypsies
P. Gypsies
Harold Ness Joins Hazelbaker Office For Insurance
Harold Ness arrived from Helena and accepted a post in the office of Frank Hazelbaker with charge of the insurance department. He will be joined later by Mrs. Hazelbaker. Oddfellow Lodge installed new officers last Monday with Comklin as noble grand and Grasa as vice grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ness
Helena
Frank Hazelbaker
Mrs. Hazelbaker
Oddfellow
Oddfellow Lodge
Noble Grand
Comklin
Grasa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osquitoes
Hereford Ranchom
Montana
Sewell Cash Market
City Drug Company Prescription Specialists
First National
Worthwest Bancorporation
Oregon
California
R. O. Shannon
E. Matteson
Jean Matteson
Santa Barbara
Cal
Beth Says
Harry Horlick
America
Chevrolet
F.o.b. Flint
Mich
G. M. Ae Cotarma
Montana Auto Supply CO
Illon, Montana
Toby Nord
Verne Douglass
Marcia Morris
Herbert Thayer
Hal
Gay Harris
Raymond Jacobs
Toby
Dorothy
W. T. Scully
James Leach
A. B H. Adams
George, Farrell
Dave Moecds
Clyde Scott
W. H. Gray
H. D. Mayfield
Carl Taylor
A. H B. Adams
Walter Brown
R. Coons
Ivan Johnson
Tacoma
City
Deer Lodge
Wilkinson
Bernard Williams
Big Hole Basin
Soming
Plaina
Williams
Siater
J. C. Penney Company
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