OES Officers Attend General Grand Chapter Meeting
Mrs. A C Gough of Radiant Chapter OES Pocatello leaves for Toronto Canada to attend the general grand chapter meet ing where she serves as Idaho grand conductress. Also joining are Mrs Laula T Carpenter Salmon Idaho past grand matron and grand secretary who will sit on the unfinished business committee of the general grand chapter.
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A. C. Gough
Radiant
Pocatello
Toronto
Canada
Gough
Idaho
Laula T. Carpenter
Salmon
State of Idaho
Carpenter
Parker Bridge Luncheon At Idaho Falls Home
Mrs. William C. Parker hosted a Friday bridge luncheon at her South Eighth Street home with guests including Mrs. Rose Mrs. C. M. Parker and others. High honors went to Mrs. Milton Zener with consolation to Mrs. Myron Porges Jr as tables were decorated with summer flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William.c. Parker
E. M. Rose
Idaho Falls
C. M. Parker
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Parker
South Eighth
Milton Zener
Myron Porges, Jr
Sam Maynards Host Dinner Before Move to Buhl
The East Center area dinner honored Mr and Mrs Sam Maynard Jr as they plan to relocate to Buhl where he will serve as instructor and athletic coach at Buhl High School. Guests included Sam Maynard Sr, Carl Bishop Ballard Cooper and families, Morgan MecInner and children, Myrtis Cooper of Logan Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Maynard
East Center
Sam Maynard, Jr
Buhl
Maynard
Buhl High School
Carl ‘Bishop
Ballard Cooper
Bart
Craig
Connie
Morgan Mec- Inner
Marcia Ann
Bobby
Myrtis Cooper
Logan, Utah
Change in East Side Dance Classes Announced
East side City recreation dance classes move to L. D. S. Second Ward church at 146 South Sixth for the rest of summer. Classes stay on Mondays and Wednesdays with Maxine Wellard teaching. Delta Delta Delta sisters Miss Sally Norris attends Boise wedding and will visit San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
City Recreation
L. D. S. Second Ward
Franklin Junior High
Wayne Booth
Franklin
Maxine Wellard
Second Ward
South Sixth
Sally Norris
Thomas
H. Norris
South Eleventh
Boise
Maxine Galvin
Caldwell
Henry A. Behrman
Miss Norris
Miss Galvin
Delta Delta Delta
University of Idaho
San Francisco
Lorraine Johnson
San Mateo
Papal Banner and Word Puzzle Clues
A horizontal and vertical word puzzle list with clues for items such as Papal banner emblems and various crossword style hints. Entries include rivers, chemicals, verbs, and numbers with several cryptic across and down clues guiding guesses.
Puzzle Answer Line Slot Set
Answers to the clue sequence appear as a themed word list with numbers hinting at letter positions and wordplay across phrases. The puzzle combines maritime hints with archaic exclamations and chemical symbols to form a cohesive set.
Circle Will Picnic Today at Ross Park Hill
Grove No 4 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold its annual picnic today at Ross Park on the hill at 6:30 p m. Refreshments will be furnished but members should bring their own table service. For information call Sylvia Higbee at 63-15. The program includes bingo and other games. Maxine Arnold is chair of the program committee.
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Grove No
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
Ross Park
Sylvia
Higbee
Maxine Arnold
Spinach Wrapped Spinach Still Spinach Ruling
ICC examiner C Evans Brooks ruled that washed trimmed packaged spinach remains spinach and not a manufactured product. The Agriculture Department opposed. three commissioners supported a review and more hearings were held before a final decision.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. Evans Brooks
Norman E. Harwood
Detroit
ICC
Harwood
Commission
Agriculture Department
Brooks
Nye couple voyage covers seven thousand miles
Mr and Mrs L W Nye completed a three week northwest trip visiting north Idaho Seattle Vancouver Bremerton Portland Newport and San Francisco before returning home.
Family Gathering Honors Birthday Anniversaries
Preston hosts with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Benson and Mrs. Lucy Tanner at Whitney home. Eli Jayson of American Folk and Mrs. Tanner and Miss Lillus Tanner celebrate birthday anniversaries. About 30 guests share chicken and ham dinners, sweet peas, and a decorated cake. Out of town guests Dr. A. G. Blackbank and John Larson attend. Eli Clayson and Joseph Clayson call to wish well. Mrs. Lillian Boothe, dean of women at BYU, unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
John Larson
Salt Lake City
Eli Clayson
Sheridan
Wyo
Joseph Clayson
Long Beach
Lillian Boothe
East
Boothe
Brigham Young University
Guests at 67 Greenwood Ave Bridge Club Party
Miss Virginia Rosauer hosted her bridge club at 67 Greenwood Avenue last week. Three tables played with Marilyn Brookhart taking high honors. refreshments followed as Mrs. Morris Rosauer assisted. Attending guests included Mrs. Bruce Hansen and others, plus club members and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgina Rosauer
Greenwood Avenue
Marilyn Brookhart
Morris
Rosauer
Bruce Hansen
Ray Brookhart, Jr
James N. Franklin
Marilyn Long
Robert Adamson
Paul
Social Calendar Highlights From Community Groups
Women of the Moose plan a meeting at the Ross Park fireplace on Thursday August 11 at 7 p.m. Members should bring their own table service and transport can be arranged from Moose Hall by 6:30 p.m. YWCA Newcomers Club meets August 17 at 1 15 p m for a dessert event with all city residents invited and a later August picnic planned. Sunset services sponsored by the Pocatello Stake Mutual on Monday August 8 at 7 30 p.m. at Justice Park welcome all, bring lunch or attend services early. Good program planned.
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Women OF the Moose
Ross Park
Moose Hall
Heon
Pocatello Stake Mutual
Justice Park
Kensington group to meet for breakfast and games
IVY REBEKAH KENSINGTON will meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. at I O O F Hall for breakfast followed by bridge and pinochle. Hostesses include Mrs. Lulu Watts Mrs. Mary Hough Mrs. Rosa May Scott Mrs. Margaret Pomeroy Mrs. Leola Bieker and Mrs. Bess Andrews. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah Kensington
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lulu Watts
Mary Hough
Rosa May Scott
Margaret Pomeroy
Leola Bieker
Bess Andrews
Hypnosis Restores Amnesiac Woman's Past Life Ties
A 29 year old New Rochelle housewife regains memory of family after hypnosis. Emily Norton learns her parents, siblings, and Braddock Pennsylvania roots exist. She recalls marrying waiter John Norton in 1945 and parenting two children. The condition followed a 1940 disappearance sketch.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Emily Norton
Stanley Kobylanski
Braddock
John A. Norton
Ralph L. Harvey
Harvey
Nathaniel Selby
Selby
Latrobe
Norton
Robert
Melanie
Librarians Oboler and Guenther to Attend ALA Conference
Eli M. Oboler Idaho State College librarian and Miss Martha M. Guenther assistant librarian will attend the Far West Regional conference of the American Library Association from August 22 to 25 at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli M. Oboler
Idaho State College
Martha M. Guenther
Far West
American Library Association
University of British Columbia
Vancouver
Hypnotic Memory Spell Recalled By Psychiatrist
A fragment describes a psychiatrist commanding a patient to retain a memory during hypnosis and the spell taking effect, reflecting a scene of therapeutic control and memory manipulation.
Royal Neighbors Picnic At Ross Park Draws Thirty Members
Thirty members of Royal Neighbors attended a potluck picnic at Ross Park. After a short business meeting, the group spent the evening playing Bingo. Several picnickers visited Pleasureland where a lady rode a merry-go-round for the first time in 30 years. Committee members included Sylvia Hibb ee, Lucy Howell, Mahala Hansen, with others present such as Rebecca Ericksen, Ann Westron, Delia Lee, Audrey Perry, and Clara Gardiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Ross Park
Pleasureland
Sylvia Higbee
Lucy Howell
Mahala Hansen
Rebecca Ericksen
Ann Westron
Delia Lee
Audrey Perry
Clara Gardiner
Ann M. Harrison
Pearl S. Williams
Jewell Fox
Priscilla McNichols
Sarah Devaney
Katherine Ticknor
Alice
Mrs. Laura Berg Hosts Maj. Redd Family Visitors
Maj. L. B. Redd and wife formerly of Minneapolis visit Mrs. Laura B. Berg at Belvedere apartments for a week before Maj. Redd reports to Fort Leavenworth. The Redds with three children plan trips to Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, Craters of the Moon and Lava Hot Springs. Also visiting are Mrs. Lucy Standrod of Decatur and local families hold Lava Hot Springs picnic with D. M. Haynes and son Richie of Arlington, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. L. B. Redd
Merly
Minneapolis
Laura B. Berg
Belvedere Apartments
M. M. Graves
J. Willis Hamblin
Lava Hot Springs
D. M. Haynes
Richie
Arlington, Virginia
Pocatello
Notable Visitors Include Bartoschek Family and Kin
Mrs. P. W. Smith, Kathleen Smith, Grace Woods, Hattie Hocking, Sarah Gucker, Mamie Bird, Stella Robison, Hortense Thompson visit Mayana B Nelson Ida Jenkins and Bartoschek relatives Mayana Bartoschek Ida Jenkins Ida Bartoschek Lula Ann Merna Alta White J F Lee Alta Young Marjorie Bartoschek join them during the gathering with discussions and greetings among attending families.
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Bartoschek
Mayana B. Nelson
Ida Jenkins
P. W. Smith
Kathleen Smith
Grace Woods
Hattie Hocking
Sarah Gucker
Mamie Bird
Stella Robison
Hortense Thompson
Alta White
J. F. Lee
Alta Young
Merna
Lula Ann
Marjorie Bartoschek
Nebraska Leads in Farm Land Share Among States
Nebraska records the largest share of land used for farming compared with all other states, highlighting its agricultural prominence and vast cultivation areas.
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Nebraska
State
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Reveall
Oklahoma City
England
John Burns
Logan
Burns
Carl Nelson Company
Circle Will
Bridge Club
Darwin Brown
Rupert
Paul A. French
Jack Smith
Spokane
North Hayes
J. H. Smith
Modesto
California
Saleman
Mr. Smith
Eli Oboler
C. M. Swenson
Pocatello Heights
Alma Marley
County Sheriff’s Office
Clover Yu
Aly
Clover Club CO
Kaysville
Utah
Tee Mai
Lucy Standrod
Decatur, Illinois
Jantzen Wonder
la Fantzen
Margaret
KSEI
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