Pocatello Homes Colorful As Summer Season Nears Finish
Pocatello’s residential areas glow with summer gardens and vivid plantings. Fred Brothers crafts a wagon-wheel fence from 1010 East Sublette Street while Mrs. C. G. Fillmore admires hollyhocks at 644 W. Bridger. Bert J. Nichols’ house at 506 North Garfield features a flowing hedge. Alexander Campbell at 122 Rosewood builds outdoor dining beside a thriving truck garden filled with citron and zucchini.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Fred Brothers
East
Sublette St
Wyoming
C. G. Fillmore
W. Bridger
F. H. Burtons
North
Garfield Street
Bert J. Nichols
Garfield St
Alexander Campbell
Rosewood
Campbell’s
Georgetown Social Notes Visit Connections Across Idaho
Mr and Mrs Elwood Payne and children from Pocatello and Brigham City Utah visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith Sunday. Alice Hansen of Paris spent a week with sister Mrs James Smith. Sammy Bodell family from Midvale Utah visited Mrs Bodell's mother Ada Payne. Willie Hansen and children from Pocatello visited. Edith Payne visited Te ton with parents Misseldine. Jessie Latham of Caldwell called on sister Bill McCammon. Alvin Peterson family held Sunday dinner with guests Pamla Hayes Jay Peterson and Lowel Nielsen. Emeline Hansen of Nampa visited sister Bill McCammon. they plan to tour Lava Blackfoot Idaho Falls before returning to Georgetown.
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Dolf Nelson
Brigham City
Utah
Lewis Smith
Sam Bodell
Midvale
Alvin Peterson
Pamla Hayes
Jay Peterson
Lowel Nielson
Emeline Hansen
Nampa
Bill McCammon
Summer Picnic At Dorian Camp Of Utah Pioneers
Twenty two members and five visitors enjoyed a dainty picnic lunch at the Dorian Camp annual picnic of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. The event was hosted by Mrs. Martha Tenks at 957 W. Clark. A short program followed lunch with General chairman Mrs. Leora Garbett and an entertainment team led by Mrs. Tonks.
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Martha Tenks
W. Clark
Leora Garbett
Tonks
Emily Kelley
Mae Howell
Lee Hammond
Irving Christensen
Karen Jensen
Glasses fashion and bouquet cutting tip from horticulturist
A quirky note on eyeglasses trends for all ages highlighting ladylike rimless frames and mother of pearl silvery styles. Separately a University of Massachusetts horticulturist advises flowers for bouquets should be cut with a razor, reflecting practical cutting guidance.
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University of Massachusetts
Son Of Pocatellans Marry In Methodist Nuptials
Sunday evening in Pocatello Miss Jeanne Kern daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman E Kern wed Bernard Talmadge Russell Jr son of Mr and Mrs B T Russell in a double ring ceremony at the Methodist church. The couple will reside in Baton Rouge where Mrs Russell teaches in the LSU opera faculty and he pursues his masters degree.
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Jeanne Kern
Herman E. Kern
Bernard Talmadge Russell, Jr
B. T. Russell
Pocatello
Carleton Preer
Victor T. Young
Evelyn Beasley
Birmingham
Joseph H. Kern
Montgomery
Chantilly
Lavalier
Neil P. Clark
Ben Blumberg
Shreveport
Bernard Haygood
Russell
Gulf Coast
West
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Opera
Louisiana State University
The Tent Store at the Crossroads Beginnings
McAlester Oklahoma began as a tent store at a crossroads where two famed Indian Territory routes meet the California trail and the Texas road, marking early commerce and travel hub origins.
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McAlester, Okla
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgetown Social Notes
Georgetown
Elwood Payne
Pocatelld
Ada Payne
Alice Hansen
Paris
James Smith
Willie Hansen
Pocaello
Edith Payne
Teton
Mrs
Misseldine
Jessie Latham
Caldwell
Summit View
Pocatello Drug
Main & Center
Rockland
Aberdeen
Tyhee
Rowland Bros. Dairy
Pacatello
Pocatellans
Tomonow
Qquavox
Modern Symphony
Mans
Ston
Stor
Cus
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