Edna Rytting Betrothed to Kay Hansen of Pocatello
Mrs. Joseph F. Rytting of Rexburg announces the engagement of her daughter Edna Luciele Rytting to Kay Hansen son of Mrs. Vera Hansen of Pocatello. The wedding is set for 3 p m Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K E Riley at 554 West Custer Street. Edna studied at Idaho State College and Oregon State College and works at First Security Bank in Pocatello. Kay is a Compton Junior College graduate who served in the merchant marine and U S Navy in World War II and now works at Safeway in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Rytting
Rexburg
Edna Luciele
Kay Hansen
Vera Hansen
Pocatello
Miss Rytting
K. E. Riley
West
Custer St
Idaho State College
Oregon State College
Desert Club
Alpha Delta Pi
Tots Jumper Set Pattern 8347 for 3 to 8 years
Describes a cotton or wool jumper and puff sleeve blouse pattern No. 8347 for sizes 3 through 8 years. Includes fabric yardage for size 4 and blouse, fixed back buttoning, extended shoulders, and pocket flaps. Offers pattern by mail from Sue Burnett in Chicago with 25 cent pattern price and notes the Fall Winter Fashion book with 60 pages and a free doll pattern.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Protective Hats Through History
The article recalls how early hats and head coverings were used chiefly by men to guard against cold weather and blows from weapons, highlighting the evolution of head protection.
Grace Deveraux Weds Paul Allen In Idaho Falls Temple
Grace Deveraux and Paul Allen wed in a double ring ceremony at the Idaho Falls L D S temple. The bride, a native of Driggs and Pocatello alumna, wore satin with pearl accents. witnesses included Willard Dye. Guests from Ashton Logan Soda Springs attended. a bridal dinner followed at Rogers Hotel and a honeymoon to Sun Valley Yellowstone Park and Logan Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Deveraux
Paul Allen
Rites
Idaho Falls
Soda Springs
Paul H. Allen
Idaho Falls L. D. S. Temple
Allen
Arthur Deveraux
North Arthur Ave
Pocatello
H. H. Allen
David Smith
Temple
Willard JF. Dye
Edwin Chambers
Ashton
Heber Allen
Logan
Rolland Allen
Roger's Hotel
Sun Valley
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Driggs
Pogatello
Mr. Allen
Swan Lake
South Cache High School
Featherbedding Rebate Ordered By Labor Board
The National Labor Relations Board ordered AFL Plasterers union to reimburse Los Angeles builder R. H. Parr & Son for wages paid to four workers who did not perform work. It marks the board’s first Taft Hartley act ruling banning featherbedding. The decision confirms terms agreed May 27 between Parr & Son and the Plasterers and Cement Finishers International Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Natonal Labor Relations Board
AFL
Los Angeles
R. H. Parr & Son
The
Construction Company
Plasterers and Cement Finishers International Association
Rabbit Plague Hits Manitoba in 1887
Conservative estimates placed 500 snowshoe rabbits per square mile in 1886. The 1887 outbreak blanketed Manitoba with a profusion of dead rabbits visible across the province and along roadsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canada
First Streamliner Built by Pullman Standard in 1934
The article notes that America's initial streamliner train was completed in February 1934 by the Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
East Side West Side YELLOW INE BOUND item list
East Side West Side notices from Pocatello include departures to Yellowstone and California vacations by Snyder Roland Petrone and others. Army friends visit Ralph Frey. Jaycee picnic with Idaho Falls and Blackfoot. Boston visitors the Byrnes. house guest Margrathe Peterson. parents visiting Stahlnecker family. Sherman returns from多 cities. Humphreys attend San Francisco furniture mart. store shoppers and fashion notes from local residents.
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Pocatello
Yellowstone National Park
W. C. Snyder
West Gould St
Reuben Roland
Keith
Seattle
Wash
California
Vito Petrone
North Ninth Ave
ARMY
Ralph Frey
South First Ave
Danny Coates
Payette
Paul Hunt
Nampa
Jaycee
Pocatello Junior Chamber
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot Jaycees
Harold Read
C. Wayne Tucker
Lew Harrison
Hal Johnson
Jack Shoemaker
Blackfoot
F. F. Carey
North Garfield Ave
Margrathe Peterson
Chelais
Merl Stahlnecker
South Eleventh Ave
Mr. Stahlnecker
H. L. Stahlnecker
Marjorie Leaf Weds Earl Rothermel in Denver Nuptials
Miss Marjorie Ann Leaf, formerly of Pocatello, married Earl Rothermel at Park Hill Methodist Church in Denver. The bride, with a white satin gown and flowers, was supported by best man Stewart Leaf and bridesmaids Barbara Price and Dorothy Fermar. Guests included Clara Leaf of Pocatello. reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leaf
Marjorie Ann Leaf
Earl Rothermel
Park Hill Methodist Church
Denver
Clara Leaf
Pocatello
Miss Leaf
Stewart Leaf
Barbara Price
Twin Falls
Dorothy May Fermar
Ross Collins
Russell Dunbar
Barbara Street
Colorado University
Boulder
Colo
Rothermel
Navy
Lynn
Mass
Bennett
Bill
Calif
Willard Steele
Boise
Albion St
We the Women by Ruth Millett
A real estate spokesman calls the housing shortage a figment of imagination. A displaced veteran would face red tape at the housing bureau, long waits for rooms, sky high rents, and empty promises from landlords and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
NEA
Congressional
America
Veterans’ Housing Bureau
Fashions Embrace Crimped Rayon and Border-Striped Tweed
Color and texture guide campus style with new rayon fiber that is permanently crimped shaping ballerina skirts and shawls. Border-striped tweed in Old Glory tones leads revival looks for girls suits. Del Mar back-to-school suit echoes early 1900s with box pleats and double breasted jacket.
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NEW York
NEA
Fraric
Old Glory
del Mar
Unity Lodge Social Meeting at Mrs Williamson Home
UNITY LODGE 107 members meet at 554 Richland Ave Tuesday at 8 p.m. for a short business meeting and social. Hostesses are Mrs Katie Rosens, Mrs Edith Archibald and Mrs Lucille Follick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Lodge
Velma Williamson
Richland Ave
Katie Rosens
Edith Archibald
Lucille Follick
Menu planning on frugal markets and balanced feeds
Study markets for menu planning by choosing abundant inexpensive foods. Luncheon and dinner menus include beet soup and egg sandwiches with applesauce, beef heart patties, fried potatoes, beans, tomatoes with cheese sauce, salmon salad, baked tomatoes, cauliflower, spinach, carrots, muffins, and floating island. Beverages include tea or coffee and milk.
Girdle Care Tips for Summer Wear and Repairs
Summer girdle care guidelines emphasize mild lukewarm washing, three rinses, and gentle blotting. Dry flat or hung evenly, avoid direct heat, and do not iron elastic sections. Patch worn elastic with new elastic or strong tape using zigzag stitching.
Ring Found in Garden After 25 Years in New Hampshire
Russell D. Lamper of Manchester discovered his wedding ring in his Rochester garden where he had been working, a keepsake lost shortly after his 25th wedding anniversary.
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Rochester
N. H
Russell D. Lamper
Manchester
Neighbor patches half-ripe tomatoes with tape in Memphis garden
Mrs. G. M. Lahue notes a neighbor using scotch tape to seal broken skins on half-ripe tomatoes to protect them from decay until they ripen.
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Memphis
Tenn
G. M. Lahue
Luncheon and Dinner Menus Feature Summer Veggies
The menu lists a Luncheon of chopped summer vegetables with sour cream, bran muffins, butter, chocolate pudding and milk. Dinner offers Cheese tomato tarts steamed squash Dutch potato salad raspberry roll and beverages.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pocatellans
Idaho Falls L. D
Grand Island
Nebraska
D. C
G. W. Sherman
Furniture Mart
San Francisco
Russell
South Eighth Ave
Amos Chase
Robert Terrell
C. W. Pond
James Anderson
Epsie Kinard
NEA Fashion
East Center
Eva Mickelsen
South Fourth Ave
Dorothy
DeLoy Palmer
Ershel Palmer
North Arthur
Minnesota Sportswear
North Shore
H. and J. Block
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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