Radiant Club Hears Travel Talk Tuesday
Radiant Afternoon club met at the Masonic temple to hear Mrs. Melvin Dean describe a Mexico trip with illustrations. Dessert lunch at 1 15 followed. 1948 officers were honored and guests included Mrs. W Seward Dunn and Ada Barber.
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Mexico
Melvin Dean
Radiant Afternoon Club
Masonic Temple
Wendell Wilson
Louis Dremolski
Lindell Turner, Sr
Owen Crump
W. Seward Dunn
Ada Barber
Mes
Tot's Wardrobe pattern and sewing offer
A description of a children's dress and matching pattern No. 8414 for sizes 4 to 12 years. It notes fabric yardage, a drawstring dress with contrasting yoke, and panties, with ordering details and price. Also mentions a Fall and Winter fashion book with 60 pages and a free doll pattern, available for 25 cents.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
Wells
Chicago
Ill
Ladies Society Meeting and First Methodist Officers Event
Members of the Ladies Society will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the WOW hall with refreshments and cards to follow. Executive officers of First Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Ed Reisinger home 646 West Sublette.
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Ladies Society
WOW
First Methodist Church
First Meth
Ed Reisinger
Odist
West Sublette
Royal Court Named For Ward Dance
The Thirteenth Ward Gold and Green ball names Georgia Hill queen and attendants Lauria Sorefison and Nelda Kirtman all Golden Gleaners. The event is Friday at 8 30 pm at the Tenth ward recreation hall. The Princess and the Swans themed program features a girls chorus directed by Joan Brower with Iris Hanson Rich Clark Dorothy Paper Erma Jorgensen. A waltz My Dream by Fonda Elmer Parkin Lois Don Whitaker Leila Morrin Thompson and Georgia Hill Clinton Hill is performed with Pat Merrell as accompanist.
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Royal Court
Thirteenth Ward
Georgia Hill
Queen
Lauria Sorefison
Nelda Kirtman
Tenth Ward Recreation Hall
Joan Brower
Iris Hanson
Rich Clark
Dorothy Paper
Erma Jorgensen
Fonda
Elmer Parkin
Lois
Don Whitaker
Leila
Morrin Thompson
Georgia
Clinton Hill
Pat Merrell
Cygnets Are Guests Of Mrs. Peterson
Mrs. Shirley Peterson hosted the Cygnet club dinner at 850 South Fourth. Prizes awarded for cards went to Mrs. Cecil Gummersall high and Mrs. Ralph Rossiter low. traveling prize to Mrs. Cliff Brandel. Other members present included Mrs. Delores Daniels and others. Next meeting set for Feb 1 with Mrs. Ralph Rossiter as hostess.
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Shirley Peterson
South Fourth
Cygnet Club
Cecil Gummersall
Ralph Rossiter
Clifford Miller
Cliff Brandel
Delores Daniels
Verl Bell
Harold Dreyer
Len Bergendorf
Dwaine Seisser
Rex Olson
Lee An
Bethel Initiates Class and Elects Queen at Daughters Meeting
Miss Vera Nelson newly elected queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No 1 presided at her first meeting Saturday evening at the Masonic temple. A class of candidates received the degrees of initiation and refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Vera Nelson
Local grocer reports string of thefts by repeat customer
A Seattle grocer recalls a single customer who returned after initial thefts in December. The man took $100 on December 1, then $25 and five cartons of cigarettes two weeks later, and $23 on a third visit. Police details not provided.
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Seattle
Power-Christian Wedding To Take Place In Italy
Movie star Trayne Power plans a Rome ceremony with Linda Christian as he marries Thursday in a Catholic church. She will give up her career. the couple honeymoon through Switzerland to Austria then return to Rome for three weeks before Power heads to North Africa. They aim for a quiet ceremony with about 100 guests.
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Italy
Rome
Trayne Power
Linda Christian
Power
Christian
Linda
Switzerland
Kitzbuel
Austria
North Africa
Deed Filed for West Springfield Land From 1805
The West Springfield registry records a 1805 deed filed 143 years late. Harvey Bodurtha conveyed nine acres for 129 dollars on July 3 1805. The item notes a curious line about there being 6000 sardines to a ton of fish.
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Springfield
Mass
Harvey Bodurtha
Winter Whirl Hosts A California-Bound Guest
Mrs. Dick Herman, popular in Pocatello, departs for California and is honored at a dessert bridge party hosted by Mrs. Alfred Trosper and Mrs. George Henson. Attendees include the honoree and several local friends. A second bridge gathering at Mrs. Carrol Petersen’s featured a Valentine motif and prize awards. University women form a new group Basketball Wives ISC as Mrs. Ed Willet hosts for Hazel Johnson ahead of a spring wedding with a pink bridal shower planned.
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Dick Herman
Pocatellan
California
Alfred Trosper
George Henson
University
Idaho State College
ISC
Ed Willet
Hazel Johnson
Johnson
Wally Farnes
Pink Parasol Club Hosts Bridge Evening
Thursday host Mrs Clay Hill welcomed members of her bridge club for a dessert supper and games at South Fourth Avenue. Guests included Mrs Elmer McComber Mrs Jack Stirling Mrs Maurice Fereday Mrs Paul Ritzman and others as quarter tables were set for the event.
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Carrol Petersen
Sufideon Bridge Club
H. B. Markham
Clarence Elle
Harold Ory
F. G. Thompson
Willett
George Keil
Pete Richardson
Jack Jacobsen
Lee Lloyd
al Kirlin
Clay Hill
South Fourth Avenue
Bridge Club
Elmer McComber
Jack Stirling
Maurice Fereday
Paul Ritzman
Elmer Christensen
Edward Phillips
Arnold Peterson
R. W. Phelps
Mrs Cornelison Hosts Grove Members in Fort Hall
Su preme Forest Woodmen's Circle Grove No. 21 gathered Tuesday at Ersal Cornelison’s Fort Hall home. A 7 p.m. dinner preceded a pink and blue shower for Evelyn Gould. Prizes went to Alva Cornelison and Rex Andreason. guests included Donna Crammer and Irene Riggs.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle Grove No. 21
Ersal Cornelison
Fort Hall
Evelyn Gould
Alva Cornelison
Rex Andreason
Eulala Riggs
Donna Crammer
Irene Riggs
Births at St Anthony and area homes
At St Anthony's Hospital and several local homes a series of births were recorded. The Read family welcomed a boy. Raschke a girl. Meier a girl. Murray a boy. Carney a boy. Newman a boy. Honeycutt a girl. Goodson a boy. Addresses listed for each family.
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Paul Raschke
Ravine Drive
Charles Meier
Pole Line
John Murray
Campie "Drive
James Carney
East Cate
Harry ,Newman
North Main
Marie Honeycutt
South Fourth
Tied Goodson
East Hayden
Winter Vows Spoken By Burley Pair
Burley, Idaho couple Burley Wilhelmina Lamb and John W Sackman wed at the bride’s home in a single ring ceremony Rev Martin Crabb officiated The bride wore a dark beige suit and pink carnation corsage Attendants included T Richard Lamb Best man was T Richard Lamb After a buffet supper the couple honeymooned and planned to live in Burley Both spouses have local education and work ties with Gooding and Burley institutions Also noted is Dorothy Lee Berry and Jerry Marlatt wedding in Gooding with Idaho State College linked futures Gangsters put them on the spot but they don t call their shots.
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Burley
Wilhelmina Lamb
William H. Lamb
John W. Sackman
W. E. Sackman
Gooding
Martin Crabb
Presbyterian Church
T. Richard Lamb
Ermett High School
Business College
Spokane
Gooding School
T. R. Lambs Builders and Supply Company
Sackman
Gooding High School
Navy Seabees
Okinawa
China
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Dorothy Lee Berry
J. L. Berry
Jerry M. Marlatt
Walter Marlatt
Methodist Church
Don £. Smith
Mrs. Marlatt
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Radiant Club
Tot
Nate Ara A Ene
Ward
Peterson
Bethel Initiates
Margo Gates
Frazier Hall
Idaho State Symphony Orchestra
Guy Gates
Howard Armstrong
Junior Music Club
Mendy
Piers
Herman
T. E. Nelson
Lee R. Sumpter, Jr
L. F. McKinnon
H. Baile
Fred Quine
Maurie Fereday
C. Ed Flandro
Leon Molinelli
Richard King
R. R. Merrell
Milton Hogge
E. V. Simison
Clayton Gledhill
Elle
Thompson
Merrell
The
Golden Gleaners
Lauria Sorenson
Oregon
Harper's Bazaar
Dee of
Mrs. Cornelison
Grove
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mrs
Elmer Read
South Eighth
Boy
Fea Bcced
Rothmoor
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