Chapter Celebrates Anniversary at Hi-Way Inn Meeting
The National Soulstaries Association chapter observed its first anniversary at the Hi-Way Inn in Inkom on Wednesday evening. New officers include Helen Swim as first vice president Connie Garrett as second vice president Eleanor Loscalzo as corresponding secretary Gwendolyn Wilson as recording secretary and Clara Knorr as treasurer. Outgoing president Mary Keifer presided. Clem ence Karaboyas joined as a new member. Committees were appointed for the year and reports from Alpha Baguley and Blanche Huffman on the Los Angeles convention were read. Keifer received a small gold gavel and past president pin as the candlelight installation closed. A chicken dinner followed with teepee themed table decor.
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National Soulstaries Association
Hi-Way
Inkom
Miss Baguley
Helen Swim
Connie Garrett
Eleanor Loscalzo
Gwendolyn Wilson
Clara Knorr
Mary Keifer
Clemence Karaboyas
Los Angeles
Alpha Baguley
Blanche Huffman
Miss Keifer
Australia treats blue babies at home after research
Radio Australia reports Australian doctors after two years of research have developed a cure for blue babies and can treat them in Australia. Ten operations have been performed in Melbourne with one successful result.
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San Francisco
Australia
United States
Radio Australia
Melbourne
Officers Conduct First Meet Of Women of the Moose Chapter 833
New officers Mabel Murphy senior regent Clare Martin junior regent Elsie Barnhart junior graduate regent and Bessie Griffin chaplain presided at the first business meeting of the year held at the Moose Temple. A salad luncheon followed with tables decorated in an early summer motif by Mrs Barnhart Grace Peterson Fern Steed Norma Richmond Johanna Jeffery Eva Atwood Ella Johnson and Pauline Loveland.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Temple
Mabel Murphy
Clare Martin
Elsie Barnhart
Bessie Griffin
Lava Letters Notes Vacation Plans and Health
Lava Hot Springs report notes Robert Tonseth left Lava for Los Angeles. The Williams family from Lake View Oregon and the Segan family from Burley Idaho arrived in Lava for a short stay. The Stevenson trio and family from Ogden St George Utah left Lava for a fishing trip to Island Park. Floyd Dalton is ill at home.
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Lava Hot Springs
Robert Tonseth
Lava
Los Angeles
Calif
Dan Stevenson
Ogden
Golden Stevenson
St. George
Utah
Leonard Stevenson
Island Park
Hand knit play suit tops fashion news for summer wear
Audrey Gerhaty unveils a three piece hand knit outfit. It includes multi color shorts a matching turban scarf and a back button bolero. Total cost to knit about 8 dollars 55 cents. Crochet beach bag and sandals complete the ensemble for under 2 dollars 50 cents. Pattern details and request address included.
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Epsie Kinard
NEA
NEW York
Audrey Gerhaty
Malad News highlights visits and social notes
Malad News reports visits from Mr. and Mrs. Le Grande Horsley Salt Lake City. Dan C Williams family from Salt Lake City vacationing in Malad. Mrs Weldon Woozley and children from Ogden. Clem Davis and family from San Francisco. Pearl and Marlene Davis return from California. Odell Price from Glendale California visiting relatives. Daniels family reunion planned at Lava Hot Springs. Sorenson Hartley visiting Logan. Mrs. William E. Thomas in Franklin. F J Kloppfer in Malad for sewer extension work. Verlin Allen visiting Driggs. S L Smith family back from Yellowstone. Pete Hall family from Mountain Home visiting Arch Harris. Doris James in nurses training in Idaho Falls on vacation. Nan Renio Fayne lectured on posture at Ellete School of Dressmaking. Maeser sewing course ongoing.
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le Grande Horsley
Salt Lake City
Horsley
J. C. Penney Co
Malad
Dan C. Williams
Mrs
Pearl Williams
J. W. Rose
Nan Renio Fayne
Ellete School of
Karl G. Maeser
Reunion of Han cock family honors last surviving members
The Han cock family reunion of Charles B Han cock descendants gathered on Ross Park lawn with 150 attendees. David Hancock of Ogden served as guest. new officers Lewis Hancock Down ey and David Hancock Jr. Crystal Springs Utah chosen as next meeting site. Out of state members joined from Ogden Brigham City Pocatello California and California. Margarete Hancock Simmons welcomed a newborn during the reunion day.
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Charles B. Hancock
Mormon Battalion
Ross Park
David Hancock
Ogden
Utah
Elizabeth Wright
Ella Watkins
Brigham City
Lewis Hancock
Downey
David Hancock Jr
Elijah Hancock
Pocatello
Rily Hancock
Rigby
Joe B. Hancock
Chloie H. Curtis
Crystal Springs
Nahum Hancock
Howard
David Jr
Heber Hancock
Cleone Bowen
la- Rae
Margaret
Riley Hancock
California
Margarete Hancock Simmons
North Eleventh Ave
East Side Birthday Celebrations Highlight Town Social Scene
Honored on her 82nd birthday Elizabeth Thompson gathered relatives and friends at her daughter Swanson’s home north of City. Meda Omalley assisted with serving as guests including Thompson kin from Burley Tooele Centerville Pocatello and San Francisco attended. Martha Muir in nurse uniform hosted Pocatello Pioneers gathering. Mary Kasai plans July trip to Chicago and New York. Joyce Benton Elaine Gibson graduates from Pocatello High.
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Elizabeth Thompson
S. J. Swanson
City
Thompson
Meda Omalley
M. C. Thompson
Lynn
Burley
Betty Rose Smith
David
Burl
Carrie Green
Tooele
Utah
Tom Thompson
Centerville
Pearl Watson
North Arthur Ave
Ladies of
Pocatello Pioneers
Mae Race
Melba Hoffine
Adams
Mary Kasai
Gate City
Chicago
New York City
Joyce Benton
Elaine Gibson
Elaine
Joyce
Pocatello High School
Milton Zener
South Seventh Ave
Bannock Rose Room
Sun Fun Sun Suit Pattern for Toddlers
Advertisement offers Knitting pattern No 5784 Fun In The Sun suit for 1 2 and 3 year olds. Readily trimmed cable tuned sun fun bib and panties into a sun suit for beach days. Send 15 cents coin plus 1 cent postage to Anne Cabot Catello Post 530 So Wells St Chicago Ill with name address and pattern number.
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Anne Cabot
Pocatello Post
Wells St
Chicago
Ill
Scientists say smiling babies no more intelligent than solemn
Scientists report that infants who smile are not more intelligent than those who appear solemn, citing comparable cognitive development indicators across expressions. The study surveyed multiple cohorts to assess recognition, memory, and problem solving without tying results to facial behavior.
New Paint Techniques Transform Interior Surfaces On A Budget
The article shows how modern paints let homeowners cover bold papers, wood, or brick with one coat and create wall patterns by stenciling or paneling. It guides marble effect borders, contrasting color outlines, and linoleum inlays to mimic expensive finishes.
Food poisoning risks and prevention from Dr. Jordan
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains that most food poisoning cases stem from contaminated utensils or poor handling rather than the foods themselves. He notes staphylococci as a common culprit, with symptoms appearing within hours and most cases not fatal. Proper cooking and hygiene can prevent outbreaks.
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New Haven
Conn
OLDTIMERS Auxiliary Meets at Memorial Building
The Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting Monday at 1 15 p m at the Memorial building. Mrs Harry Rogers and committee will serve luncheon. Jay Cettes sponsor a cooked food sale at J C Penney store Saturday starting at 10 a m Left handedness is more common among boys than girls.
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Memorial Building
Harry Rogers
Jay-C Ettes
Jay-Cettes
J. C. Penney
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