Women’s Aeronautical Group Pledges Aid For Pool
Members of the Pocatello unit of the Women’s National Aeronautical Association met at 540 South Tenth Ave. for dinner and a business meeting. The group pledged 50 dollars to the fund for a new municipal swimming pool and planned air markings at the Pocatello naval ordnance plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Aeronautical Group
Women's National Aeronautical Association
Merrill Evans
South Tenth Ave
Belle Hawkins
Julie Cordon
Gayle Evans
Helen Brown
Dorothy Hutchings
Gene Haight
Pocatello
Women’s National Aeronautical Association
Evans
Organization For Idaho
Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
State Aeronautical Association
Idaho
Prince Mike Romanoff Turns Reporter For Amusement
Beverly Hills impresario Prince Mike Romanoff starts a weekly column for the Star News of Culver City under the byline Prince Mike Himself. He writes about jobs of celebrities, not personal life, and prints his pieces on restaurant menus. He claims the project is for amusement and says he will stop if it ceases to please him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia MacPherson Holllywood
Prince
Mike Romanoff
Hill-Top
Oxford
Mike
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Star- News
Culver City
Romanoff
Prince Mike
Charles
Spyros Skouras
Charley
U.S
Spyros
20Th Century Fox
Darryl Zanuck
George
Rouben Mamoulian
Clare Booth Luce
Rosalind” Russell
Rent Control Continuation Seen In Congress
SALT LAKE CITY UP reports David Orle koff from Washington DC, national field representative of the rent forest division of the housing expediter, says the continuation of rent control is virtually certain and that a bill as good as the last rent legislation will be passed before the current expires February 29 unless extended by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
David Orlekoff
Washington, D. C
National Field
Rent Forest Division
Office
Congress
Palm Leaf Circle Plans Lunch and Dance Event
Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 Neighbors of Woodcraft discussed plans for a lunch and dance on January 24 at the regular meeting Tuesday evening. Guardian neighbor Mrs. James Dean led the session, with notes on Grand Guardian Mrs. Minerva Codding's communications and local officer elections. The next meeting is set for January 20 at W.O.W. hall with committee members Mrs. Beatrice Raynor, Mrs. Sophia Loche, and Mrs. Elizabeth Regan in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Circle
Woodcraft
James Dean
Guardian
Grand Guardian
Minerva Codding
W.O.W. Hall
Beatrice Raynor
Sophia Loche
Elizabeth Regan
Terrace Plaza Hotel to Install Television System
The Terrace Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati becomes the first hotel under construction to offer a built in television system. It will provide video outlets in 350 rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Plaza
Cincinnati
Banquet Honors Pocatello Firemen And Guests
Firemen from Pocatello and their wives enjoyed a Thursday banquet at the West Side fire station. Carved miniature axes marked each place for forty guests, with a fruit centerpiece, mirror backdrop, holly and crystal lighting. Door prizes went to Mrs Lola Bloxham and Ernie Ellis. A three course turkey dinner was directed by Mrs Harry Woodworth and committee members including Mesdames Jack Branson, Vivian Minor, Roland Adams, and Bob Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
West Side
It's Always Leap Year It's Always Leap Year
Hollywood columnist notes Jacqueline Dalya treats every year as leap year by taking charge of dates. She uses a private book of numbers Richard Ney and Jimmy Stewart among suitors, a large house, and confident pace to initiate meetings and bike outings. She sees dating as proactive, not waiting for others to ask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Mosby
U. P
Hollywood
Jacqueline Dalya
Miss Dalya
Jacqueline Daiya
Jackie
Miss D
Dalya
Richard Ney
Jimmy Stewart
Calya
Feminine GOP Officers Plan Campaign in Bannock County
Bannock County Women’s Republican club officers met at Mrs. J. Bryan Blackhurst’s home to name committees for the 1948 elections. A membership drive aims to recruit 150 active campaigners. a special meeting will announce committee members. New officers include Mrs. Sharlot Wilkie and Mrs. Valdemar Johnson. Blackhurst noted the year looks favorable for the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bryan Blackhurst
Bannock County Women’s’ Republican Club
Valdemar Johnson
Sharlot Wilkie
Bannock County Women’s Republican Club
Blackhurst
Bannock County
Republican State
County Central Committee
GOP
Rhythm Club Dinner Dance Opens New Year
The Rhythm club held a gala formal dinner Tuesday at the Congregational church with 67 couples seated by rose corsages and rosebud boutonnieres. Mrs. Wallace L. Hardy toasted. McLeod stringed trio performed. later dancing at the L D S Institute featured Ryewalter Schattische and the Varsovienne with George Hart's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danté
Rhythm Club
Congregational Church
U. Club
George Foulk
Clarence Garrett
John Harrs
Wallace L. Hardy
McLeod
Evelyn Lundgren McLeod
Julienne Hill
Norma McLeod
L.D.S. Institute
George Hart
Bland Sutton
The
John W. Wurster
Earl Wood
TREET STRICKEN INDIANAPOLIS ACCIDENT
Police teletype describes a car that ran off the road into a ditch then struck a tree and ended against the southeast end of a bridge in Indianapolis. The report notes a roadside crash with injuries undetailed and chain of events uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elvena Weyers Weds Duane Stewart in Simple Nuptials
Saturday morning ceremony united Elvena Weyers daughter of Mrs Ruby Karlin Pocatello with Duane Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Baker Oregon. The couple will reside at 356 South Second Aug. She wore blue chiffon for the double ring rite. he works as a driver for Arrowhead Trucklines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvena Weyers
Duane Stewart
Miss Weyers
Ruby Karlin
Pocatello
Mr. Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Baker, Ore
Mrs. Karlin
South Second
Blackfoot High School
Savoy Cafe
Baker
Oregon
Arrowhead Trucklines
Xi Theta Tau Holds Formal Ball
Miss Carlson crowned Xi Theta Tau winter formal queen with Ed Hubble presenting the crown. 55 couples attended the Lex ion Club dinner dance at Memorial hall with Gene Burton’s orchestra. Ted Teller chaired arrangements with Ed Sullivan of Pocatello assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Carlson
Jonas
Lexion Club
Memorial Hall
Gene Burton
Ed Hubble
Mary T. Fogg
Idaho Falls
Mary Jane Lacy
Pocatello
Ted Teller
Ed Sullivan
Miss Carlson
Xi Theta
Soft Arms Age Symptom by Alicia Hart
NEA staff writer Alicia Hart explains arm flabbiness signals weakened muscles from disuse or weight loss. She suggests two exercises: raise stiff arms from sides with clenched fists, and swing arms overhead then clap and drop to shoulder level, repeating 10 times daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
NEA
Elks Plan Hard Time Dance At Elks Temple
The Elks and guests will wear overalls and gingham for a Hard Time Dance Saturday at 9 30 p m at the Elks Temple. Ellis dance committee is handling arrangements, announced by Jack Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks Temple
Ellis Dance Committee
Jack Henderson
Club notices and meetings listed for various organizations
Past Matron’s Club hosts a 1 p.m. luncheon January 14 at the American Legion Club with Mrs G D Donat Mrs E T Lillibridge Mary Jane Shuster Leslie Robinson and Mrs N A Cobb listed as entertainments Goodwill Club meets Tuesday at 1 15 p m at the W O W hall with Mrs Gertie Myers as chairwoman Chapter A K P E O meets Monday at 8 p m at 827 North Hayes Ave Ladies Auxiliary to Union Pacific Old Timers meets Monday at 1 15 p m in Memorial hall dessert luncheon at 1 15 p m and officers to be installed at 2 p m Seagull Camp of the D U P meets Wednesday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs Florence Larsen assisting hostesses include Mrs Lucy Ellen Richards Alpha Pi Omega sorority meets Thursday at 8 p m Ban nock hotel with Mrs Norma Dransfield and speaker Mrs A L Burgon talking on hats Looking Forward to Spring and redecorating hats Daughters of Utah Pioneers Matilda S Smith Camp meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs H A Nelson Rosewood Ave with co hostesses Mrs J H Bowns and Mrs W Blakemore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Donat
E. T. Lillibridge
Mary Jane Shuster
Leslie Robinson
N. A. Cobb
Ruth
O. E. S.switch
American Legion Club
Union Pacific Oldtimers
Union Pacific
Old Timers Club
Memorial Hall
Harry Rogers
Seagull
DUP
The
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Florence Larsen
Willard Ave
Alpha PL Omega
Alpha Pi Omega Sorority
Bannock Hotel
Norma Dransfield
A. L. Burgon
Daughters OF Utah Pioneers
Matilda S. Smith
H. A.nelson
Rosewood Ave
J.H. Bowns
W. Blakemore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Anderson
the Pocatello Post
Xi Theta Tau
Age Sympton
Siehbewiher
GOODWILL_CLUB
Goodwill Club
W.O.W
Gertie Myers
C. G. Billmeyer
North Hayes Ave
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