Club Elects New Officers At Regular Meeting
Mrs. Virginia Gummersall was elected president of her card club at a Tuesday meeting held at 412 South Ave. Mrs. Dale Dreyer will serve as secretary treasurer with Sylvia Peterson hosting and refreshments served. Prizes were won by Miss Mary Clark, Mrs. Duane Seiser and Mrs. Harold Dreyer. Next gathering set for July 20 at Mrs. Ralph Rossister home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gummersall
South Ave
Dale Dreyer
Sylvia Peterson
Mary Clark
Duane Seiser
Harold Dreyer
Leonard Bergendor
Ralph Rossiter
Rex Olsen
LaDean Brower
Buella Bell
Ralph Rossister
East Side and West Side Greet Newborns and Homecomings
Community pages note Mrs. Dean Millward returns home with her baby boy from St. Anthony hospital. Glen Thomas welcomes home wife and newborn son from the same hospital. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rossiter and Mr and Mrs Harold Dreyer return from vacation at Fish Haven Bear Lake. Miss Leona Potter shops downtown in a crisp plaid cotton frock. Mrs A F McOmber honored with a surprise party by former Gleaner group. 16 members attend and present a tray as thanks. Mrs Bob Rasmusson brings home a new baby boy from General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Millward
Brennan Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Ralph Rossiter
Pocatello House
Harold Dreyer
North Main St
Fish Haven
Bear Lake
Glen Thomas
Jefferson Ave
A. F. McOmber
West Clark St
Eleventh Ward
Bob Rasmusson
Garfield Ave
General Hospital
Bees sting trials settle stinger question in Pearl River
The Bee Keepers Association held a meeting to test if bees leave their stinger after stinging. Members allowed bees to sting them and found the stinger remains in the bee after the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl River, N. Y
Bee Keepers Association
Temple wedding unites Welch Kent in Idaho Falls
Franklin M. Welch and Jeannie Kent wed last month in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. The groom sang during the ceremony with organ accompaniment. A reception followed at Idaho State College with out of town guests. The couple honeymooned in Utah and Idaho locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Franklin M. Welch
Idaho Falls
LDS Institute
Idaho State College
Dorothy Michelson
Jo Marie Drake
Jim Welch
A. F. Burton
Afton
Wyo
Duke Martin
Belleview
William Burrup
Emmett
Stirl Empey
Ogden
Charles Attridge
Rigby
Duke Ellington Concert Cancelled in Nottingham Hall
Duke Ellington was barred from appearing at Nottingham's main concert hall next weekend as church authorities said the auditorium is used for Sunday religious services. Reverend Frank Copplestone said the decision preserves the hall for high class concerts. Ellington defended his music and respect for religious beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke Ellington
Nottingham
Ellington
Frank T. Copplestone
Albert Hall
States
Honors Bride-Elect Marjorie Davis Party
Bride-to-be Marjorie Davis, set to wed Glen Gilyeat in July, was honored at a lawn party hosted by Mrs. Ballard Cooper. Guests played Monte Carlo Whist, with prizes to Mrs. Francis Davis and Mrs. Shirley Pincock, and gifts for the forthcoming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Davis
Glen Gilyeat
Ballard Cooper
South Thirteenth Ave
Francis Davis
Shirley Pincock
Local families enjoy fishing trips and family visits
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weaver and relatives traveled to Mackay for a vacation fishing trip and visited Mrs. Orwenta Warner. Duane Ralphs and family returned from Phoenix visiting M. J. Oliver and Robert Oliver. L. T. Ralphs group went to Arco with stops at Idaho Falls visiting Mariner Blair and Loyd Ralphs. Pearl Corbridge dined with Verda Weaver and Ruth Bailey Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Melvin Weaver
C. N. Corbridge
Varlene Corbridge
Vee Ann
Sallee-Lee Corbridge
Ruth Bailey
Denny
Mackey
Orwenta Warner
Duane Ralphs
Phoenix
M. J. Oliver
Robert Oliver
L. T. Ralphs
Roger
Ralph
Oneta Tucker
Salt Lake City
Arco
Mariner Blair
Loyd Ralphs
Idaho Falls
Pearl Corbridge
Verda Weaver
Malad News Notes Vacation Visits and Local Gatherings
Emogene Smith visits Golbrook brother Reed in Cardston Canada where he serves as L D S missionary. Mrs. James T. Jones returns from a California two month visit with daughters. Wedding reception honors Mr. and Mrs. Keith John. Boy Scouts hold first camp jamboree at First Creek near Oxford Peak. Morgan Budge and family from Pocatello vacation in Malad with Budge and Dredge relatives. Ogden visitors H L Herbert and party at Barney P. Jones home on Fourth. Family fishing trips to Yellowstone Park and Island Park area involve Hendricks Gleed Daniels and Dredge relatives. Long Beach California residents Walter and Jones vacationing with Malad relatives. Castletons and Sorenson families host visitors and Sunday gatherings. Shelba Thomas returns to Logan Utah for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sorenson
Pocatello
Unlucky 13 Avoided In Hotels And Cabins
The article notes superstition fades in the United States but many hotels, steamship cabins, and houses still skip the number 13 when labeling rooms or sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vacation Job Career Preview for Girls
The piece urges girls to test careers via part time summer work to curb boredom and balance fun with work. It notes timing limits train discipline, build experience, and create future opportunities through new contacts and potential entry points in chosen fields.
Ladies Auxiliary Meetings and Unity Lodge Notice
The LADIES AUXILIARY TO UNION PACIFIC OLD TIMERS CLUB holds a regular meeting Monday at 1 15 p m with luncheon served by Mrs Harry Rogers and committee. American Legion Auxiliary plans annual picnic Monday at 6 p m at A T Sahlberg home 425 South Seventh Ave. LADIES AUXILIARY TO F O E 119 meets Monday at 8 p m Trinity Parish hall with Mrs Ruth Decker in charge. UNITY LODGE 107 meets Tuesday at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Lenore Smith 328 East Maple Ave for a special business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Old Timers Club
Harry Rogers
American Legion Auxiliary
A. T. Sahlberg
South Seventh Ave
Trinity Parish Hall
Ruth Decker
Unity Lodge
Lenore Smith
East Maple Ave
Turkish Arrest 6 Anti-Communists
Turkish authorities said four of six anti-Communists who arrived from Bulgaria on June 30 in a Junkers plane with two dead crew members aboard have been arrested. Two of the four face murder charges, two others as accomplices. Bulgaria demands the refugees be returned for trial. Turkey’s reply details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Bulgaria
Junkers
St Louis Fashion Mirrors Youthful Campus Thinking
New York readers see how St Louis styles reflect student ideas from campuses nationwide. Surveys and designs by young hopefuls shaped summer hits in the cotton belt. Two outfits illustrate the era's demand for sun dresses doubling as dance frocks with a long bodice and expressive skirts. Paula Brooks designs highlight the trend for figures while a green white check dress features a sheath bodice and tucked border hem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
St. Louis
Paula Brooks
Social Situations Guide for Neighborly Conduct
A compact guide presents etiquette for business follow ups and moving day visits. It emphasizes timely follow up, avoiding negative judgments about others homes, and keeping children in check during moving activities. It advises praising positives and refraining from imposing personal preferences in conversations.
These Tips Outwit Heat
Practical ideas to beat summer heat with light clothing and breathable fabrics. Advice includes wearing light colors, roomy footwear, warm baths, and soaking hands in cold water to feel cooler during high temperatures.
Arimo News Briefs Highlight Family Visits and Trips
Arimo residents host relatives from Richmond Virginia and Stevensville Montana. Mr and Mrs Arlo Gunter take a trip to Warm River. Veda Jensen of Stevensville Montana visits Arimo relatives. Zelma Gunter's Georgia trip ends. Bobby Gunter Larry England and Leon Capell vacationing in Canada. Jensen and Ethel Vaughn attend a Jensen event in Lava Hot Springs. Ethel Vaughn travels to Logan with Montana friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimo
Ed Gill
Richmond
Virginia
Gill
Thomas E. Powers
Arlo Gunter
Warm River
Zelma Gunter
Georgia
Bobby Gunter
Larry England
Leon Capell
Canada
Veda Jensen
Ethel Vaughn
Jensen Re
Lava Hot Springs
Sunay
Logan
Montana
Mad Actors in 16th Century English Theatres
The article notes that English theaters in the 16th century catered to popular demand by staging acts featuring madmen borrowed from nearby asylums. This practice reflects early sensational entertainment and the period’s fascination with mental illness and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslyums
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Club
East Side
Leona Potter
Pocatello High School
Frank Welch
Jeanne Kent
LDS
Jean Ellis
Shirley Garritson
Marie Davis
Bonnie Cook
Geraldine Ells
Gloria Gunn
Janeen Hill
Joie Hartvigsen
Dorothy Larsen
Carol Gwen Bell
Glenna Roberts
Aberdeen News
I Dee Bay
North Main
Malad News
Emogene Smith
Golbrook
Reed
Cardston
L. D. S. Church
James T. Jones
California
Mrs
Keith John
Boy Scouts of
Malad Valley
First Creek
Oxford Peak
Mrs. Morgan Budge
Malad
T. F. Budge
J. H. Dredge
H. L. Herbert
Barney P. Jones
S. A. Hendricks
J. Guy Gleed
Yellowstone Park Area
Mrs. Lorin Daniels
Santa Barbara, Calif
Mr. Daniels
George Daniels
Walter D. Jones
Long Beach
Mrs. Jones
Morgan Budge
Rosell Mills
Rulon Ward
Kieth Budge
Jesse R. Dredge
Island Park
Harold Castleton
Leonard Castleton
Garland
Melvin Castleton
Tremonton
A. R. Castleton
Pocatello Drug Co
Moore Drug Co.; and
Leading Dept., Drug and Health Food Stores
Suoty
St. Louis Fashion Center
Lem
Bennett's
Idaho Glass & Paint
Johnson
Clark
Edger
Main A. Clark
THE
Pocatello Post
Stevensville, Mont
Margaret Gunter
Pearl Vaughn
Eae Kg
Textron
Pajamas
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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