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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1947

Page

5

Nurses Night Club Christmas Party at General Hospital

The General hospital nurses held their annual Christmas party in a transformed home parlor styled night club. Can can dances featured Betty Husack Faye Anderson Phyliss Denkers and Virginia Hartline. A trio with Irene Burt Frances Gravatt and Joan Riggs plus Mary Martineau Sallie Horrocks performed with a clarinet solo and a reading The Night Before Christmas. Santa Claus arrived to distribute presents and refreshments. The organizing committee included Yvonne Stirland Ardith Stirland and Ruby Koeppen for entertainment refreshments and decorations.

the General Hospital Betty Husack Faye Anderson Phyliss Denkers Virginia Hartline Irene Burt Frances Gravatt Joan Riggs Mary Martineau Sallie Horrocks Ida Casper Santa Claus Yvonne Stirland Ardith Stirland Ruby Koeppen

Rhythm Club Christmas Dance at Idaho State College

The Rhythm Club of Pocatello held its Christmas Dance at the Idaho State College L D S Institute with F M Bistline and Mrs Edna Dickman heading the grand march. Sixty couples attended as decorations featured a pale tree. Refreshments were arranged by R R Willecke and R W Purrington. Gifts were given to each member. the next dance is planned for January 6 per publicity chairman Mrs Don Sandles.

Rythm Club Pocatello Idaho State College L. D. S. Institute F. M. Bistline Edna Dickman Institute R. R. Willecke R. W. Purrington Don Sandles

Urticaria and Allergy Type Causes Explained

Edwin P. Jordan M D explains hives or urticaria as a reaction to various triggers. It can appear suddenly with red, itchy skin lesions and may last hours to weeks. Identifying the offending substance allows avoidance, while antihistamine drugs relieve symptoms without curing the root cause.

Edwin P. Jordan

Stake Party Planned by Girls Stake Party Planned by Girls

A special holiday party is planned for the Senior Scouts and Junior girls of West Pocatello Stake. The party will be held Dec. 26 at the stake recreational hall at 8 p.m. Mrs. Dean Gameron and Arthur McOmber are co chairmen for the party. Assisting them will be Mesdames Fern Dustin, Alta Swallow, Ward rth, Norma Sorenson, Margaret Dailof, Rosina Bouck, Kenneth Potter, Myrtle Tolman, Laura Adkins, Millie Hess, and Guy Neilson, Keith Mollerup, Dell Mathews, George Egbert, Burr Dallof, Ralph Pehrson, Gayle Hall, Bob Prescott and Bishop Thornton.

West Pocatello Stake Stake Dean Gameron Arthur McOmber Mesdames Fern Dustin Alta Swallow Wandarth Norma Sorenson Margaret Dailof Rosina Bouck Kenneth, Potter Myrtle Tolman Laura Adkins Millie Hess Guy Neilson Keith Mollerup Dell Mathews George Egbert Burr Dallof Ralph Pehrson Gayle Hall Bob Prescott Bishop Thornton

Mrs Ogee Leads GIA to B of LE Presidency at Christmas Party

Mrs Carl Ogee of Belvedere apartments was installed as president of the GLA to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at their annual Christmas party. New officers include past president Mrs P J McDermott and others, with a turkey dinner, initiation of Mrs Gerald Sullivan, and two Christmas songs closing the program.

Mrs. Ogee Gia Carl Ogee Belvedere G.la Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers P. J. McDermott South Ninth Ave H. G. Baker North Tenth Ave Robert Hunter Morris Fullin Richland Ave Richard Milner North Harrison Ave Lorenzo Orson Willard Ave Ralph Thomas Sentinel William Hemphill North Garfield Ave Ogee Walter Rhodes H. A. Brown John Harms Crescent Marshall Frank Hayes Claude Dunham Gerald Sullivan Morris Fullmer Tom Goodergham

Be Proud Housewife Says Ruth Millett

A New York radio writer advocates keeping the term housewife, arguing it reflects a woman’s choice to be wife and mother. She contends the job is valuable when done well, and urges women not to disdain the title or seek a new one.

Ruth Millett New York

Rest Thirty Minutes First for Holiday Party Glow

This tip advises taking 30 minutes to rest before dressing for a party. Lie on a bed in a dark quiet room, remove makeup, apply facial cream, and use cotton pads with witch hazel to soothe eyes. While resting, quiet thoughts about appearance or reactions, focusing instead on relaxation to improve mood and poise.

Molasses Fruit Patties And Jelly Tarts Christmas Cookies

Old time traditional Christmas sweets recipe offers Molasses Fruit Patties yields about 60 cookies with raisins citron orange and lemon peels, plus old fashioned jelly tarts with red holly berry centers. It provides steps from melting shortening to baking at 420 degrees F for 10 to 15 minutes and suggests festive packaging.

TENTH WARD M I A hay ride and caroling party

The Tenth Ward M I A plans a Tuesday evening 7 30 social sponsored by the Juniors. Guests meet at the Third Ward church for a hayride and a post ride chill. The event features seasonal carols and a Christmas atmosphere.

Tenth Ward M. I Third Ward M.I.A Ninth Ward Fifth Ward

Best Games At NY Club

William E. McKenney notes New York Bri Whist club hosts top rubber bridge action. Master Harry Feinberg, ex-Cleveland, leads and runs the card room as members treat bridge as a serious sport. A recent duplicate hand saw several threes no trump at multiple tables with varied outcomes.

New York Harry Feinberg Cleveland Harry

Six Spades Triumph and Defeat in Club Bridge Hands

At noon Mrs Gintell and Prof Zerner played bridge. Six spades was bid and defeated by Sylvester Gintell. Zerner arrived at six clubs, the only unbeatably contracted hand. Mrs Gintell defeated three no trump by deliberate play after the opening heart ace.

Ernest Zerner Sylvester Gintell Declarer West Gintell East

Ward Has Yule Party for First Ward Re Society

Corsages of holly were presented to each attendee at the First Ward Re Society Christmas social. The event featured a Christmas tree, burning candles, a program with Leland Frei's singing, readings by Mrs. Arthur Richards and Mrs. Wanda Ward, solos by Miss Mary Martineau, a duet by Mrs. J. J. Schiess and Mrs. x trelind Newey, and carols. Refreshments followed, served by several members including Mrs. P. H. Jensen and Mrs. Grant Stowell.

First Ward Leland Frei J. J My Cruces Arthur Richards Wanda ‘Lee Ward Anna Mary Mary Martineau James Martineau J. J. Schiess X Trelind Newey P. H. Jensen Karen Jensen Leland Newey C. W. Stoddard Grant Stowell

Nice play leads to slam in bridge hand

Declarer won after an opening Tae lead and a heart ruff, then drew two rounds of trumps and led a club. West misread by cashing the ace, but East refused the first club, playing eight then deuce to show down and out, leaving West to lead the third club for a ruff by his partner.

West East

Nahant Land Story Tied to Indian Chief Purchase

Nahant Massachusetts was once bought from Indian Chief Po quanum by Thomas Nahant a Lyn farmer. The record notes the price as a suit of clothes two stone pestles and a jews harp, reflecting early trade practices and local history.

Nahant, Mass Poquanum Thomas Nahant Jew

Meat Institute urges pancreas glands for insulin supply

The American Meat Institute asks members to save pancreas glands from cattle and hogs to boost insulin production. Insulin, used to treat diabetes, is derived from these animal glands.

Chicago American Meat’ Institute Inchea Drive

Legionnaires Meet At Fete In American Falls

AMERICAN FALLS Nearly a dozen legionnaires lined up to whisper to Santa Claus at the annual Christmas party. Mrs. Melvin Weaver, chairman, announced the program including two saxophone solos by Werner Erickson with Angela Paniogue, two vocal duets by Sharon and Kathleen Anderson with Cliff Anderson, and a piano solo by Ben Barnard. Group games filled the evening as guests danced the two-step and Virginia reel amid silver bells and a lit Christmas tree. Helpers included Mrs. Otella Anderson, Mrs. Francis Ferguson, and Mrs. Ruth Bailey.

American Falls Asl Santa Claus Gene Madden Melvin Weaver Werner Erickson Angela Paniogue Sharon Kathleen Anderson Cliff Anderson Ben Barnard Weaver Otella Anderson Francis Ferguson Ruth Bailey

Holiday Menus For Christmas Hospitality And Conservation

A set of historic holiday menus emphasizes conserving food while maintaining Christmas hospitality. Dishes include roast stuffed veal shoulder, pot roasted meat balls, creamed salmon, spinach, green salad, various sides, and desserts with coffee and milk.

Make Old Things Into New With Refurbishing Tricks

This guide advises turning old furniture into fresh pieces by updating with paint and modernization. It covers stripping gingerbread trims, removing heavy tops, swapping pulls, and using paint remover to soften finishes, followed by washing and sanding before refinishing.

Social Situations Rough Crowd Seating Plan

A hostess arranges seating to separate two men by placing one partner on the opposite side, ensuring they do not sit next to each other. The setup is described as a practical social tactic to manage dynamics at the event.

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