Carolyn Thompson Betrothal Announces June 6 Wedding
Mrs Fern Thompson announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Carolyn Thompson to Robert Donald Sahlberg son of Mr and Mrs A T Sahlberg The wedding will be June 6 in the Sahlberg garden Carolyn works at Garrett Freightlines Inc Sahlberg is an electrical engineering student at Idaho State College and served two years with the Marine Corps.
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Fern Thompson
East Benton St
Carolyn
Robert Donald Sahlberg
A.T. Sahlberg
South Seventh Ave
Sahlberg Garden
Miss Thompson
Garrett Freightlines, Inc
Sahlberg
Idaho State College
Marine Corps
June
Carolyn Thompson
Robert D. Sahlberg
Jefferson PTA Meets to Install Officers
Jefferson PTA will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Jefferson School. Installation of officers planned with Mrs. LaMarr Hadley installing. New officers: Mrs. Lee Reed president, Mrs. Judson Cook vice president, Mrs. Ralph Clevenger second vice president, Mrs. Herbert Carlyle secretary, Mrs. J. L. Wursten treasurer. Miss Gertrude Lee will speak on Pre School Examinations. All parents of children starting school in September invited.
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Jefferson P.T.A
Jefferson School
LaMarr Hadley
Lee Reed
Judson Cook
Ralph Clevenger
Herbert, Carlyle
J. L. Wursten
Gertrude Lee
Boise
Infections Costly In Industrial Injuries Study
A three year study by Le Tourneau Inc shows infections in workplace injuries cost employers an average of 39.94 dollars per case, per Occupational Hazards magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
le Tourneau, Inc
Occupational Hazards Magazine
Campbells are Coming Senior Play Delights American Falls
The senior class play The Campbells are Coming a three act farce at the high school auditorium Thursday drew praise. Twenty six students and sponsors Mrs John Kugler and Ezra Moore attend Salt Lake for the annual senior sneak returning Sunday. Dr and Mrs W G Logan depart for a two week stay in Rochester Minnesota. Loyal Order of Moose installs officers with Pete Farwell governor Darrell Rowe juvenile governor Merl Brush Prelate Ed Munger Treasurer William England Trustee. Retiring officers are Pete Farwell John Wetzel and William England.
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American Falls
John Kugler
Ezra Moore
Salt Lake
Loyal Order of the Moose
Moose Hall
Pete Farwell
Darrell Rowe
Mer! Brush
Ed Munger
William England
Rudy Ringe
Fred Baisch
John Wetzel
Travel Art Club Elects Officers at Meeting
Mrs. Francis E. McKenzie was reelected president of the Pocatello Art and Travel club at a Monday afternoon Parish hall meeting. Bland Sutton was named vice president, Kenneth Ewer elected secretary treasurer, with other officers to be appointed. Mrs. Barnes reviewed Magazine of Art and Mrs. Bailey spoke on Dutch Flemish masters. Professor Mann discussed new art materials from wartime research with hospital and rehabilitation experience.
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Francis E. McKenzie
South
Garfield Ave
Pocatello Art and Travel Club
MacKenzie
Bland Sutton
North Garfield
Kenneth Ewer
Fargo Apts
Fred J. Barnes
Magazine of Art
B. A. DeVere Bailey
Rembrandt
DaHoch
Hobbema
Vermeer
Bailey
Russell O. Mann
Idaho State College
Mann
Italy
Leese To Head Whittier PTA
Jim Leese will be installed as president of the Whittier PTA at a Monday meeting at the school. Officers include Mrs. Paul W Scott as vice president and Mrs. Evelyn Holman as secretary with William Bartz as treasurer. A round table on Recreation for All Our Children features Scott, Leese, Wayne Booth, Mrs J W Wurster and Miss Garcia with Roberta Smith performing. Refreshments will be served.
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Jim Leese
Whittier Pta
L. Falter
Fifth District
Leese
Paul W Scott
Evelyn Holman
William Bartz
Kenneth Johnston
Paul W. Scott
Wayne Booth
J. W. Wurster
Miss Garcia
Roberta Smith
George W. Smith
Emerson PTA to Install New Officers at Monday Meeting
The Emerson PTA will meet at 8 p m at the school with teachers greeting parents at 7 30 p m Jack Henderson will be installed as president supported by Mrs Leo Hurst as vice president Mrs C E Conners as secretary Miss May Weber as treasurer The installing officer will be Mrs Bryan Blackhurst Mrs E T Vernon will lead a discussion on Laying Firm Foundations the basis of PTA Objectives The school chorus will perform
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Emerson Pta
Jack Henderson
Leo Hurst
C. E. Conners
May Weber
Bryan Blackhurst
E. T. Vernon
PTA
WSCS Circle Holds Regular Meeting at 547 West Whitman
E N hostess to WSCS circle of the Methodist church gathers at her home 547 West Whitman Friday afternoon with Mrs W H Powers and Mrs James Moran assisting. Vice president Mrs Guy Knowlton presided in Mrs Raymond Spraker’s absence. devotions led by Mrs Sam Ayres. Missionary boxes totaling three were sent to Japan. A social hour closed the gathering.
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E. N
Ginele 4
WSCS
Methodist
West Whitman
W. H. Powers
James Moran
Guy Knowlton
Raymond Spraker
Sam Ayres
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Hosts Old Fashioned Box Supper
Epsilon Sigma Alpha members and guests met at Noma Hook’s home 132 South Lincoln for the first in a series for new members. Games awarded prizes to Joan Hills Mabel Hronek Elva Purrington Ileene Van Vleck Grace Robinson and Leah Anderson. Merle Lloyd won the door prize. Next meeting set for April 21 with wives invited to hear Mrs Nellie Cline Steenson review The Robe by Lloyd Douglas.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Noma’ Hook
South
Lincoln
Joan Hills
Mabel Hronek
Elva Purrington
Ileene van Vleck
Grace, Robinson
Leah Anderson
Merle Lloyd
Joan Hill
Ruth Sanderson
Mesdames Golden Priest
Nellie Cline Steenson
Lloyd Douglas
Luncheon and Meeting of Ladies Auxiliary Oldtimers Club
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Union Pacific Oldtimers Club met Monday at the Memorial building for a luncheon and regular meeting. Mrs James Dean and her committee served the meal. President Mrs Harry Rogers led the business session. Winners included Mrs C E Wright for bridge high score Mrs Otto Erickson for pinocle Mrs Maio for 500 and Mrs Williams for Bingo.
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Union Pacific Oldtimers Club
Memorial Building
James Dean
Harry Rogers
C. E. Wright
Otto Erickson
Maio
Williams
Woman Knits at Crowded Seattle Tavern Bar
A Seattle report describes a local resident who spotted a woman knitting at a crowded tavern bar. Her needles flashed as she worked, illustrating a surprising scene of daily life in public spaces.
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Seattle
Kiwanis Dinner Dance Moves to Hotel Bannock Dining Room
The Kiwanis Club changes the venue for Tuesday night’s dinner dance from the Frontier Club to the Hotel Bannock dining room. Dinner is served at 7 p.m. The Burley Club will join as guests of the local group.
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Kiwanis Club
Frontier Club
Bannock
The
Burley Club
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