Gleaner Cameradery Mothers Meet at Home
Mothers from the Gleaner Cameradery gathered at Mrs. home for a community meeting. The event focused on local welfare activities and cooperative support.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1948
Page
5
East Side Readers Welcome New Neighbors and Winners
The Pocatello Post lists local congratulations and new arrivals. Mrs. Don Noble wins $100 in a Pink ae and Ruffl ed contest. New babies arrive at St Anthony hospital and new residents join Gate City. Soldiers and workers relocate to town from Seattle Huntington Idaho Falls and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Noble
North Main St
Pocatello
Gate City
Harold L. Sweeney
West Day
Seattle
Army
Allan L. Desagi
South Fifth Ave
Huntington
West Virginia
Naval Ordnance Plant
Todd’ Smith
South Eleventh Ave
Idaho Falls
oy _ Ralston-Purina Co
L Smith
North Twelfth
Acon
Sydney Henry
North Sixth Ave
Lanwrencees
Lindsay Hale
Fremont St
Blackfoot
Idaho State College
James L. Davis
Bidwell Autone
Ilinois
UPRA
Laura Blake
American Falls
J. C. Penney Co
Che Patterson
South Third Ave
Hibbing
Minn
James Rees
Tyhee
Salt Lake City
Sonotone Hearing Aide Co
MIA Sale Promotes Cooked Food at Centre Paint Co
The Third Ward MIA special interest group sponsors a cooked food sale at Centre Paint Co on Saturday starting at 11 am. Mrs. Violet Hart leads the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
MIA
The
Centre Paint Co
Violet Hart
Slimming Princess Style Frock for Full Figures
Dainty scalloped waist details and a narrow back belt define a slenderizing princess dress. Pattern No. 8292 offers sizes 36 through 52 with fabric needs listed and order details to Sue Burnett, Pocatel lo Post, Chicago TI. Spring and Summer FASHION features promise new patterns and stylish designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Rotary program and social events at American Falls
The Rotary met at the Methodist church with Robert I. Ewing Jr presenting The Battle for Oil film. Out of town guests included Eliot Davis Moran Wyoming Ralph Undgrodt Pocatello and Earl Wilson Soda Springs. Catholic Alter Society hosted by Mrs Tibor and Mrs Jim Lewis. Pinochle, Deanery meeting planning, and refreshments followed. Jackie Moulton honored after the Junior Prom at a party by Dr and Mrs A M Jacobsen attended by 26 friends. Week-end visitors included Mr Mrs Emma Kiler and Mr Mrs Henry Hall and Sandra Lee with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Rotary
Robert I. Ewing, Jr
Eliot Davis
Moran
Wyoming
Ralph Undgrodt
Pocatello
Earl Wilson
Soda Springs
Catholic Alter Society
Thomas Tibro
Tibor
Jim Lewis
Bannock Hotel
Frank Kucera
Charles Kucera
John Kucera
Clarence Annen
Clifford Paris
Bob Lee
Monne Wheeler
Lafey
Father Lafey
A. M. Jacobsen
Nice
Jackie Moulton
Central Christian Church cooks Saturday food sale
The women of the Central Christian Church sponsor a cooked food sale in the Turner Agency building at the corner of Center Street and Arthur Avenue, starting Saturday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Christian Church
Turner Agency
Center St
Arthur Ave
Mother Borrows Cosmetic From Baby Routine
A 1950s style column notes a mother can use baby cosmetics for her own skin care. Lanolin-rich lotion softens winter hands and helps blend rouge. A small amount can thin tinted makeup to improve evenness without heaviness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Baby
Sonny
Sonney
Dancing Series Ends With Harlequin Ball at Bannock Hotel
The final dance in the Pocatello social club series will be held Saturday at the Hotel Bannock. The Harlequin formal includes a dinner for guests. Carl Belnap's orchestra and local pianist Joe LaRue will provide music. About 60 couples are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Social Dancing Club
Bannock
Harlequin
Carl Belnaps
Joe LaRue
Mrs Wright Conducts Three Act Drama For Scholarship Fund
Mrs Norma Pardoe Wright entertained Pocatellans at the LDS Institute with a three act Broadway drama reading by George Abbott and Ann Bridgers. Proceeds aid ISC women students. AAUW Idaho Falls convention set for April 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Pardoe Wright
LDS Institute
Brodway
George Abbott
Ann Bridgers
Deep South
Wright
Radiant Afternoon Club Holds Regular Meeting
A regular Radiant Afternoon Club meeting was held at Trinity Parish with a dessert luncheon served by hostesses Mrs. James H. Myers Mrs. Claude Bistline and Mrs. Harry Riggs. After a brief business session members played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs. R. E. Manning and Mrs. E. E. Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiant
Guesi
Trinity Parish
James H. Myers
Claude Bistline
Harry Riggs
R. E. Manning
Rs. E. E. Roscoe
W. E. Holder
Myrtle Carey
G. R. Bair
C. A
J. F. Newman
Myron Porges
G. C. Schneider
L. S. Woodhams
William W. Halsey
Choir Meet Set for West Pocatello Stake Sunday
All girls in the West Pocatello stake confer ence choir are asked to meet at the First Ward recreation hall Saturday at 3 p.m. under the supervision of Mrs. T. L. Newey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pocatello Stake Conference
First Ward Recreation Hall
T. L. Newey
Igloo the loyal dog travels to both poles with Byrd
Igloo, the constant companion of Admiral Richard E. Byrd, earned a unique place in history as the only dog to travel to both polar regions. He accompanied Byrd on exploratory flights and sled journeys across the Arctic and Antarctic territories, symbolizing endurance in early polar exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igloo
Admiral Byrd
Savings plan for teens builds future security
Aimed at high schoolers, the article promotes a teen savings fund to cover emergencies and big events. It suggests banking leftover money from allowances, earning interest, and regular saving from part time jobs. The piece notes parental pride and maturity as rewards for responsible money planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eling
Williams
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Gleaner
East Side
West Side
Thelma
Shirley Ann
Jimmy
Warne Eel
Zendell Hale
Yellowstone Ave
Annay
St. Anthony Hospital
Deborah Wee Reed
Wilson Reed
Reed Apartments
Mia Sale
the Post
Emma Kiler
Henry Hall
Sandra Lee
Boise
William Vollmer
John Mayer
Emil Pee
A. W. Saak
147
Main
Alicia Hart
NEA
Nye
Mani Tomes
Alka Seltzer
SAL
Hepatica
Phillips
Magnesia
BAYER
Mickey Mouse
Diggs
Bers
Mrs. Wright
American Association of University Women
ISC
Stuen
Edgar Taylor
AAUW
Berne Broadbent
Norma Barnes
Robert Stevenson
Carl Mcintosh
E. E. Moberly
3. Sebesta
W Watrous
W. Welton
Dairy Evans
Olive Sprcester
Lillian Cullen
Taylor
Ireller
Fargo
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