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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1948
Page
9
A reader, 21, asks how to handle his wife’s sister staying at their home and flirting. The columnist urges immediate removal of the sister-in-law, stating the wife’s plea cannot override the marriage, and suggests authorities if needed to protect the husband’s happiness.
Three people injured in a head-on crash three miles south of McCammon on Christmas Eve were listed in good condition at St. Anthony hospital. They are Mr and Mrs Lowell Wilkinson of Logan Utah and Joseph H Smith 44 of 610 East Halliday street Pocatello. Their son Billy was also hospitalized with unknown status.
Encyclopedia Britannica notes professional athletics emerged about 25 centuries ago. The statement frames early formal competition and athletic organization as foundational to modern sports. The claim links ancient practice to contemporary sports culture.
Burley Blue Triangle Guild entertained their husbands at a Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fox home with 30 attendees. Santa Claus gave each guest a gift. music featured vibraphone and violin by Mrs. Lloyd M. Balfour and Mrs. Jonald McClaflin. Rebekah lodge hosted a Christmas party for 50 children with games and an impromptu program.
The Daughter of Penelope Ixion chapter No. 156 auxiliary to the order of Ahepa elected new officers for the coming year. Officers include Helen Duduake president Ivy Cacavas vice president Dorothy Andros secretary Julie Tamas treasurer Katherine Rojas warden Ruby Panapoulos priestess Ann Dudunake captain of the guards Anne Lambrou and Katherine Sakalaris sentinels. The outgoing president Constance Morris chairs the board with June Dudunak e Dorothy Morris Ada Katsianis and Chris Stricland. A joint installation with Ahepa is set for January 10 followed by a party.
Mrs Burl Hoover and Mrs George Nelson hosted Pridwin club members at the Hoover home in Parkview Courts for a holiday fete. Yule decorations and holly trimmed tables framed an evening of refreshments and cards with gift exchanges. Guests included Anita Schoonover Mary Lou Simpson Rozalys Norman Corambs Angie Martin Merle DelLate Gertrude McLaughlin Mary Calligan Mary Vestal Julia Pace Dorothy Raidy Zita Bunce Ann Mascioni Virginia Derham Kay Heaney Beverly Griffith. Palladium chloride in a glass tube is noted as turning dark when exposed to gas in a coal mine.
Radiant chapter No. 61 OES met at the Masonic temple for initiation and officer installation led by Mrs. Joseph Sebesta and W W Halsey. Three candidates joined. reports, gifts, and a heart formation surrounded the new matron Mrs. E A Collins. Grand officers aided by several members. refreshment hour followed.
Martha Bistline and a slate including Carol Hall Viola Carter Ada Baker Arletta Brown Luella Gregory May Kirchner Viola Miller Sally Mc Neil Marie Willard Edna Skinner and Dora Shelton named to lead the new Radiant Chapter matron role.
The American War Mothers held its annual Christmas party at Memorial hall on Monday afternoon. A turkey dinner followed by an entertaining program directed by Mrs. Hattie Hawkins featured vocal numbers by Mrs. Emily Whitten with piano by Mrs. Idalia Huff, Christmas carols by the junior high sextette, and songs by Robert Lee Putnam and Lenas Yowell with accompanist Nellie Meyer.
Marian Hepworth and Charles O Packham announce their December 28 wedding at the Packham home in Groveland with Bishop Frank Hickenlooper officiating. A 7:30 p.m. reception follows a 6:30 ceremony at the LDS seminary. Both graduates, Hepworth works for Mountain States Telephone. Packham with Packham Real Estate and Insurance. Belgium continues wooden shoe production for local sale and exports to France and the Netherlands.
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