League Re Elects Mrs White At YWCA Meeting
The Women's Study League re elected Mrs Parvin Witte as president at the YWCA club rooms. New officers include Mrs Emil Thomas vice president and Mrs Warren Vickrey secretary with Mrs Valdemar Johnson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Study League
Ywca Club
Parvin Witte
Emil Thomas
Warren Vickrey
Valdemar Johnson
L. M. Young
Portland Oregon
Rupert
Ray Deitrich
League
Finis Bentley
Turkey
Women Golfers Banquet Set to Open 1948 Season
The Pocatello Women's Golf Association will hold its annual dinner Friday April 30 at the Episcopal parish hall 335 West Lander St to start the 1948 season All last year's members are invited and other women interested in golf may attend Reservations are with Denna Ogden 222 First Security Bank Building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Women’s Golf Association
Episcopal Parish Hall
West Lander St
Denna Ogden
First Security Bank
Miss Holt Marries Siler In LDS Temple
Shirley Croxall Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Croxall, wed Harold A. Siler of Fort Hall in a double ring ceremony at the LDS Temple in Idaho Falls last week. Reception followed at the Ernest Siler home in Pocatello with about two hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Siler
Idaho Falls Temple
Siler
Shirley Holt
Shirley Croxall Holt
Joseph H. Croxall
John A. Siler
Fort Hall
Idaho Falls
Ernest Siler
Pocatello
Arimo Social Roundup Includes Visits and Birthday Tale
Arimo residents share weekend visits with Cornish Utah guests Mr Curtis Gunter and Mrs Pearl Vaughn. Mrs T J Smith returns from Montpelier with sons Kirk and Lane. Sim Hatch visits Eden Idaho for the Bennetts and Millards. Grant Farr and Ethel Vaughn dine with Warren Millard group for Dianna Millard birthday then swim at Lava Hot Springs. Arimo ward primary conference set for Sunday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Gunter
Cornish
Utah
Pearl Vaughn
A. J. Millard
Grant Farr
Ethel Vaughn
Warren Millard
Dianna Millard
Lava Hot Springs
Kappa Tau Chapters Discuss Groups and Their Power
The Kappa Tau chapters of the Delphian Society met Thursday at the Bannock hotel to discuss Groups and Their Power. Mrs Dale Strong led the session with assistance from Mrs A L Merrill Mrs Edwin DeKay Mrs George Welch and Mrs J E Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau
Delphian Society
Bannock Hotel
Dale Strong
A. L. Merrill
Edwin DeKay
George Welch
J. E. Watson
Ruth Chapter Initiation Noted At Elk Temple
Sojourning friends of Ruth Chapter 3 OES met at the Elk’s temple at 8 p.m. Thursday for initiation led by Mrs. J. E. Pickett and Jack Bowen. Goldenrod Chapter’s Louise Ayers and Marjorie Donaldson attended. numerous officials from several chapters assisted. A Shaeffer Safeguard desk and a Lennox vase were presented to the chapter, a report on the new Masonic Temple was given, and a rummage sale was announced for May 15 at the Colored Amusement Center with extensive refreshments and candlelit setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
OES
the Elk’s Temple
J. E. Pickett
Jack Bowen
Goldenrod
Soda Springs
Louise Ayers
Marjorie Donaldson
Boise
Lon Shuster
Holly Vista
Hollywood
Calif
Ralph Hellwig
Minnetonka
Mound
Minn
H. S. Rutherford
W. B. Cox
Hollister
Milton Sargent
Keith Cole
Leah
Concordia
Kansas
George Gooch
Betsy Ross
Montpelier
Carl Brandt
Mispah
Salt Lake City
G. N. Raymond
S. Maguire
Wheatland
Wyo
Box
Shaeffer
Sojourner’s Club
Lennox
R R. Johnson
Masonic Temple
Colored Amusement Center
Gene Plastino
Ralph Willecke
Eugene Taylor
Reuben Reisig
George Johnson
Frank Lacy
Howard Jones
Charles Lee
F. E. Tydeman
J. R. Burns
L. D. True
John Waring
G. L. Wesner
Barbara True
Gamma chapter Alpha Pi Omega holds gala gift auction
The newly organized Gamma chapter of Alpha Pi Omega held a gala gift auction at their bi monthly meeting at the Hotel Bannock. Auctioneer Mrs. Carol Peterson guided bidding to raise funds for the chapter's activities. Miss Maurine Chapin named publicity chair to succeed Mrs. Margie Allen. Next meeting set for April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Chapter
Alpha Pi Omega
Bannock
Carol Peterson
Josephine Hutchings
Maurine Chapin
Margie Allen
Pocatello High School Dinner Dance Planned by Boys Council
Mary Carolyn Weller reports the annual Boy's Council invitation dinner dance at Poky high set for Friday night April 16. Evan Jones leads the event with Shin Kawamura heading the program, Tommy West handling equipment and Harold Paige tickets. Miss Ruth Dana oversees food in Home Ec, with Knights of Rhythm providing music for a hundred guests. Patrons include Mr and Mrs George Norman Green, Mr and Mrs Rip Gledhill, Mr and Mrs Blaine Huntsman, Mr and Mrs Italo Caccia, and Miss Dorothy Kingsley. Blaine Huntsman serves as advisor and dean of boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carolyn Weller
Boy’s Council
Poky High
Evan Jones
Shin Kawamura
Tommy West
Harold Paige
Knights of Rhythm Orchestra
George Norman Green
Rip” Gledhill
Blaine Huntsman
Italo Caccia
Dorothy Kingsley
AAUW Convention Set in Idaho Falls This Week
The American Association of University Women schedules a three day Idaho Falls convention with the theme Educational Potentialities in Idaho. Delegates from Pocatello attend and leaders Mrs. Eric Johnston and Dr. Kathryn McHale are guests arriving Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
American Association of University Women
Idaho Falls
Eric Johnston
North Pacific
Kathryn McHale
National
Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Edgar Taylor
Himena Hoffman
Fred Quinn
Norma Barnes
S. C. Rhoads
Barbara Marshall
R. Spangler
E. South
Dr. McHale
Legion*hall
Unesco
AAUW
Bonneville Hotel
State Board
W. W. Christensen
Superintendent of Schools of
ISC
Formal Dance Brings Blackfoot Seniors and Juniors Together
A joint junior and senior formal occurred Friday night at the Moreland LDS recreation hall. Class officers Monte Hammond Gladys Ericson Monte Bowman and Nola Wheeler organized the event with Thelma Christian sen and Garth Belnap as sponsors. The Serenade of the Bells theme shone in decorations overseen by Gladys Ericsen Nola Wheeler Glenna Williams and Carroll Jones with offerings from John Andersons Rhythm Masters Rexburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Moreland Lds Recreation Hall
Monte Hammond
Gladys Ericson
Monte Bowman
Nola Wheeler
Thelma Christiansen
Garth Belnap
Gladys Ericsen
Glenna Williams
Carroll Jones
John Anderson
Rexburg
Oranges Do Not Ripen After Picking
A concise note states that oranges, unlike apples and pears, do not continue to ripen after they are plucked from the tree. The observation highlights a key difference in fruit ripening behavior.
Pocatello Plans 11th Music Week Programs in May
Plans near completion for Pocatello’s 11th annual music week May 27 in conjunction with the National Music Week. Guy Gates chairs the event with H. Li. Fawson as co chair. All programs free to the public and feature church choirs, ISU robed choir, grade schools pageant Americana, Idaho State Symphony with Lois Cullen, Theater Guild one act, Municipal Band concert, and ISCC music department under Rudolf Goranson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Wek
Guy Gates
Gates
H. Li. Fawson
Idaho State College
Ingaard Neilson
Twin Falls
Frazier Hall
Idaho State Symphony
The
Troubadours
Lois Cullen
Pocatello Municipal Band
Theatre Guild
Frazier Auditorium
Frazier
Idaho State College Music Department
Rudolf Goranson
Three Women Nominated as American Mother of 1948
The Golden Rule Foundation nominated three candidates for American Mother of 1948. Helen Gibbons Lotspeich is 66 from Cincinnati Ohio Maude Minor Schmidt 57 of Fort Benton Montana and Leola Belle White Nixon 78 of Monroe Louisiana. Each is designated state mother for her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Golden Rule Foundation
Helen Gibbons Lotspeich
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maude Minor Schmidt
Broadway
Fort Benton
Mont
Leola Belle White Nixon
Monroe
Lily Seeds Used in Balloon Cosmic Ray Tests
University of Chicago scientists use lily seeds in balloon flights to study how plant cells react to heavy cosmic ray bombardment. Dr. Marcel Schein of the Institute for Nuclear Studies notes lilies are easy to prepare and study for the experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Marcel Schein
Institute For Nuclear Studies
Schein
Beet and chard seed planting guidance
Plant beet and chard seeds with ample spacing since each seed pack contains multiple seeds. This ensures proper root growth and reduces crowding as plants mature. Follow packet directions for spacing and thinning.
Flyers Have Party For Pilots At Memorial Hall
A gala party and dance for pilots and air enthusiasts sponsored by Wilson Flying Service and students was held at Memorial hall on Friday evening April 16. Door prizes went to Don Craig Warrant officer Kelley and D Tayloe. Intermission featured tap dancing by Mr McConaughey and a novelty spoon performance by Sergeant Frank of the Marine base. Bob Carlson's orchestra provided the music. Jack Morris chaired the event reporting 147 attendees, likely the largest party of its kind in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Flying Service
Memorial Hall
Don Craig
Kelley
D. Tayloe
Mr. McConaughey
Sergeant Frank
Marine Base
Naval Ordnance Plant
Bob Carlson
Jack Morris
Pocatello
Wartburg Choir to Perform in American Falls
Wartburg College a cappella group led by Dr Edwin Liemohn will perform June 24 in the American Falls high school auditorium under St. John s Lutheran Luther League and Ladies Aid sponsorship. The Wartburg director is noted composer in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Wartburg
Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Luther League and
Ladies Aid
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Edwin Liemohn
Westway Club Hosts Westway Club Gathering
Mrs. Luther Hackworth hosted the W E A Westway Club at 620 West Wyeth Street on Thursday afternoon. After a brief business meeting led by president Mrs. H S Bunce, the group played 500 with Waite Barnes winning high and Jim Kinnersly the consolation. J R Myers won the all-out. Attending guests included Mrs. Lillian Regan Mrs. Maude Slingerland and Mrs. J R Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hackworth
West Wyeth St
W.E.A. Westway Club
H. S. Bunce
Waite Barnes
Jim Kinnersly
J. R. Myers
Lillian Regan
Maude Slingerland
Mesdames
Annie Westrom
Frank Allen
C. M. Rainey
W. F. Janneck
Ida Gilmore
Jim Kinnersley
Senator Taylor accuses Truman coalition of stoking hysteria
Brainerd Minnesota report says U S Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho charged that a coalition led by President Truman Senator Arthur Vandenberg and Defense Secretary Forrestal is whipping up hysteria to militarize and regiment the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Minn
U. S
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Truman
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Defense
James Forrestal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. White
Mitchell's Radio
Miss Holt
McKay Pugmire
E. R. Brown
A. S. Horrocks
Frank Keane
Lucille Siler
Barbara Jo Croxall
Ae Davis
Marieavis
Stephen Clark
Dorothy Horrocks
Marilyn Marshall
Westinghouse
Arimo Letters
T. J. Smith
Arimo
E. B. Taylor
Sim Hatch
Eden, Ida
Mrs
Keith Bennett
Pocatello High School
Navy Ordnance Plant
Barney Goldberg
Jeweler
Music Week
Landel Radio & Appliance
Yellowstone
Westway Club
Kohinoor
Pasha
Pigott
Orloff
Nassar
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