Christmas Wedding of Geraldine Davis and Charles Warren
Geraldine Davis and Charles E. Warren wed in a December ceremony at First Congregational Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Davis, wore white satin with lace and carried calla lilies. the groom is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Marcoe. A reception for about 150 followed, with out of town guests from Idaho and California. The couple plans a Salt Lake City honeymoon before moving to 956 West Cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Davis
John S. Davis
South Twelfth Aves
Charles E. Warren
Warren
E. E. Marcoe
North Arthur Ave
Frank Packard
Miss Vandat
Helen Jones
le Davis
Eth Douglas
Davis
Marcoe
Barney QC
Jackson
Shirley Fisher
Barbara
Joan Houchens
Richmond
Bar- Peterson
H. D. Neifert
D.geen
C. O. War of
Oakland
Cal
Idgeroom
Stephen Davis
Ashton
Idaho
Barney O. Jackson
Boise
Poca- Ho High School
State College
T Club
Pgroom
Salt Lake City
West
Trousseau
Charles Warren
First Congregational Church
ISC
Pocatello
F. H. Spencer
Paul Bistline
J. B. Doyle
Paul Bryan
Ixion Dance at Grange Hall Hosted by Daughters of Penelope
District officers from Denver Albuquerque Casper and members from Blackfoot Firth American Falls Idaho Falls Boise and Rock Springs attended a dinner and dance Saturday at Grange hall North Seventh Ave. The event featured a Rock Springs Ahepa basketball team vs local Ahepa players at Franklin junior high gym with entertainment by Hellenic school students supervised by Andrew Tsakinos. Santa Claus appeared with gifts for children as a cedar chest and a crocheted afghan were raffled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albuquerque
Casper
Blackfoot
Firth
American Falls
Idaho Falls
Boise
Rock Springs
Daughters of Penelope
Ixion Chapter 156
Order of Ahepa
Grange Hall
North Seventh Ave
Ahepa
Franklin Junior High School
Hellenic School
Andrew Tsakinos
Santa Claus
Plan for New ICAREY Airport Construction
Plans completed for a state funded airport in Ida under ICAREY. Construction is set to begin next week with a 3000 foot long airstrip and unspecified width, indicating a modest new facility for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icarey, Ida
Brandts Celebrate Golden Anniversary Open House
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Brandt marked fifty years since their Christmas Eve marriage with an open house and buffet supper hosted by relatives at 358 North Lincoln. About 150 guests attended. a tiered wedding cake and bouquests adorned the displays while Clifford Norton played violin with his wife at piano. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. T. B. Matney of Rigby Idaho and John L. Brandt of Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Brandt
North Lincoln Ave
Joseph L. Smith
Fred P. Brandt
J. Clyde Scarborough
Davine Scarborough
Jo Anna Smith
T. B.matney
Rigby
Idaho
John L. Brandt
Portland
Ore
Clifford Norton
New Years Dance Slated by MIA of Poca tello Stake
A gala New Year s Eve dance planned by the MIA of Poca tello Stake in the Fourth Ward recreation hall at Tenth and Sublette Avenues from 9 p m December 31. Ronald Reid and Mary Terry oversee the event with Nolan McMullin s orchestra providing music and Fern Wells directing an intermission floor show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA of Pocatello
Fourth Ward
Tenth
Sublette Avenues
Ronald Reid
Mary Terry
Nolan McMullin
Fern Wells
Miss Wells
Fred Carstensen
Eulla Carlson
Eldon Thompson
LDS Children Present Quest of Santa Claus Operetta
The 100 Primary children of the Tenth Ward staged In Quest of Santa Claus on Saturday to a large audience. The finale featured two bright streamers of light over Santa's throne and Madonna and Child with a silver star. Mrs Florence Selby directed the music with Mrs Idalia Huff as accompanist. officers and teachers aided in the production. After the show Santa Claus handed out Christmas treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Tenth Ward
Santa
Madonna and Child
Florence Selby
Idalia Huff
Ers
Holiday Ball Planned by West Potatello Stake
Final arrangements are set for a New Year’s Eve gala in the Third Ward Recreational hall. The semi formal dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Knights of Rhythm providing music and a male quartet featuring Siler, Mattishaw, Tolman, and Egbert during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
West Pocatello Stake
M.I.A
Knights of Rhythm Orchestra
Ray Siler
Bryan Mattishaw
Keith Tolman
Corwin Egbert
Vera Howard
I. J. Eskelsen
Marion Martindale
Dan Martin
Eli Bradley
Violet Hart
Viola Rudd
Lorna Griffith
Ida Siler
Joe Halford
Theris Merkley
Sharp Parkin
Jake Schiess
Florence Bridges
Allene. Slaughter
Dale Hardy
Rita Kutterer
Bessie Hodson
Leah Fifield
Loel Tonks
LA to ORC installs officers and guest day Friday
LA to ORC announces installations of officers and guest day with a dinner served promptly at 1 p.m. POCATELLO STAKE schedules New Year’s Eve ball in the Third Ward recreation hall Dec 31 at 9 15 p.m. A musical program by the stake’s own noise-making group will close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORC
LA To Orc
Pocatello Stake
MIA
Third Ward
Choir Presents Christmas Cantata The Music of Bethlehem
The First Word choir presented a Christmas cantata under H. L. Fawson. Miss Josephine and Miss Grace Hutchings were accompanists with Mrs. L. H. Nebeker directing pantomime. Mrs. Martha Muir played Mary the Mother of Jesus and Mrs. Ralph Kearsley and Mrs. Ellie Christiansen were Angels. Grant Stowell portrayed the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Word Choir
Bethlehem
H. L. Fawson
Josephine
Grace Hutchings
L. H. Nebeker
Martha Muir
Mary
Mother of Jesus
Ralph Kearsley
Ellie Christiansen
Grant Stowell
King
Miss Hodkins Weds Dale In Candlelit Congregational Nuptials
Miss Lillian Celeste Hodkins and Dale Ray Spencer married at First Congregational church in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Ed Cunningham. The couple, both University of Missouri seniors, will reside at 512 Hardin Street in Columbia after a reception hosted by the bride's aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Lillian Celeste
Joy” Hodkins
Dale Ray Spencer
Miss Hodkins
Maurice Hodkins
South Tenth Ave
Mr. Spencer
Howard Spencer
North Garfield Ave
Ed Cunningham
Arnold Lintelman
Richard Kerr
Barbara Atwood Ferguson
Ma Jones
de Ette Bryan
Misset Billmeyer
Pocatello High School
Joy
I.S.C
Gamma Delta Gamma Sorority
the Bengal
University of Missouri
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Dale Spencer
University of New Mexico
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kappa Alpha Mu Fraternity
Columbia
Hardin St
Sheriff Returns Burglary Suspect to Pocatello
Sheriff Alma Marley reports Deputy Earl Cutler has returned Leonard Volland from the penitentiary at Boise to Pocatello. Volland is charged with the November 16 burglary of the Fogg Drug Co. A preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Charles Hyde is set for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Marley
Earl Cutler
Leonard Volland
Fogg Drug Co
Pocatello
Boise
Volland
Justice of the Peace
Charles Hyde
Livestock Unit To Pick Directors In Idaho
SHOSHONE Idaho UP stock holders of the Wood River Livestock Commission Corporation will meet Monday to elect directors. The commission yard under construction will cost about 16000 dollars with loading chutes wiring and heating planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone, Ida
Wood River Livestock Commission Corporation
Ward Rawson
Commission
Washington Social Season Faces Soaring Entertaining Costs
Washington society endures higher guest costs per head rising from six to ten dollars as hostesses Mesta Cafritz and Beale juggle lavish events with Cabinet wives’ austerity. White House functions shrink while Meatsless Tuesday helps cut expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Mesta
Morris Cafritz
Truxtum Beale
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Mesdames Mesta
Cafritz
Beale
One New Outfit In Years Wins Best Dressed Title
Ina Claire, named on the New York Dress Institute list, says she has bought exactly one new dress in years. Speaking in San Francisco while in The Fatal Weakness, she prefers worn housecoats and shorts to the honor, claiming a pale blue satin dress is her only new garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ina Claire
New York Dress Institute
Miss Claire
Claire
Denkers Host Surprise Party by Pocatello Stake Board
A surprise party at 1536 South Third Ave hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Denkers included a pot luck supper and games. Attending were Superintendent and Mrs. Claude Ashton Counselor and Mrs. Bill Foster Counselor Joe Croxall Secretary and Mrs. Mathel Hale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence J. Denkers
South Third Ave
Pocatello Stake Board
Claude Ashton
Bill Foster
Joe Croxall
Mathel Hale
Dorothy Bosquet
Ralph Romig
Chick Carlson
Hugh Baldwin
Ronald Reid
Mary Terry
Idaho County Assessors Plan Janunary Meeting in Boise
The Idaho Association of County Assessors will hold its annual meeting in Boise January 5 to 7, joined by the State Tax Commission. Thomas Kurdy said the three days will focus on round table discussions of next year’s assessment problems. B J Fullmer of Driggs presides. Sunspots censored wartime radio data also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Idaho Association of County Assesors
State Tax Commission
Thomas Kurdy
Tax Commission
B. J. Fullmer
Driggs
Teton County
Association
Earth
American Legion Auxiliary Reports At Monthly Meeting
The American Legion auxiliary held a brief monthly meeting with reports from chairmen. Myrtle Budenholzer noted 135 tray cloths sent to Boise V A hospital and other gifts to veterans in Washington Idaho Utah and Wyoming. Valerie Primbs reported on aid to needy families and a magazine subscription for St Anthony industrial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Myrtle Budenholzer
Veteran Hospital
Boise
Bannock County
Veterans Hospitals
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Valerie Primbs
Acatello
St. Anthony Industrial School
Gall Bates
Edna Hinckley
Vito Petrone
Rampton Barlow
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BFA Brown
Brandts
Mother Goose
Boston
Isaac Goose
Wookey
Toney
Barang
Fale
Dale
Ray Spencer
Bobbie Hodkins
Bridgroom
Frank H. Spencer
Burley
Laurence Sherburne
LaCoy Thomas
Martell Ellis
Dave Robb Spencer
By Douglas Larsen
New York
White House
Lafayette Square
Mrs. Beale
Supreme Court
Mesta
Margaret Truman
Denkers
Holy Land
Jaffa
Haganah
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