YMCA Birthday Party Celebrated by Pocatellans
The YWCA in Pocatello marks 28 years with an annual birthday fete sponsored by Y clubs in club rooms from 3 to 4 30 p m and 7 30 p m. Guests bring gifts of bath towels bed lamps and kitchenware. Newcomers assist in the afternoon with music by Bobbie Vickrey Patricia Otto and the evening program by Young Matrons with Rex Eaton and pupils Jackie Overturf and Bonita Catterell. Local hostesses include Mrs. L E Shaw and others.
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Pocatellans
YWCA
L. E. Shaw
Bobbie Vickrey
Patricia Otto
Rex Eaton
Jackie Overturf
Bonita Catterell
Louis Haller
H. H. Beasley
George L. Smith
E. N. Roberts
John Brennan
William Francis
W. H. Stanley
Pocatello
Garfield Ave
Friendship Club
Newcomers
Gate City
Business and Industrial Girls
East Side West Side Vacation Plans In New York City
Aboard Western Air Lines flight bound for New York City on Saturday are MR and MRS F M BISTLINE en route to attend the Lions International convention and for a two week course in federal taxation law.
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New York City
Western Air Lines
F. M. Bistline
North Garfield Ave
Bistline
Bistlines
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Susan Murray
Norma-Jean Bell
Royal Rodeo
George R. Phillips
St. Joseph Altar Society
St. Paul’s
Seoul
Korea
Gerald Sullivan
R. R. Richmond
George Henson
St. Anthony Hospital
Richmond
Spring and Summer Fashion Pattern Pattern No 8344
Pattern No 8344 comes in sizes 16 18 20 40 32 and 44 6 4% yards of 39 inch For this pattern send 25 cents In COINS name address size desired and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett Pocatello Post He South Wells St Chicago 7 Don’t miss the Spring and Summer Fashion its special features smart styles free pattern printed in book 25 cents
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Sue Burnett
Pocatello Post
South Wells St
Chicago
Sumer
Garden Party By Ladies Literary Group At Gibbs Home
The Ladies' Literary Group and guests held their summer garden party at Mr. and Mrs. J Edward Gibbs home. The lawn shone with flowers shrubs and potted plants. Mabel Hartley Chauncey Sorensen and J Edward Gibbs presented a skit during lunch and the evening concluded with games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Literary
J. Edward Gibbs
Mabel Hartley
Chauncey Sorensen
Malad Notes and Local Meetings Update
Malad City updates include the Jones family visiting Seattle to see daughter and son in law the Schutts, with Schutt tending his ill mother in Salt Lake City. The Malad council settled the sewer extension contract with F J Kleopfer of Logan, approved the next year’s budget, and Ralph Harding travels to Willard to aid his stroke stricken aunt.
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B. A. Jones
Blair
Seattle
T. A. Schutt
Mr. Schutt
Salt Lake City
Malad
F. J. Kleopfer
Logan
Ralph Harding
Willard
Utah
Alice Harding
Mrs Roosevelt Reflects on Democratic Policy at National Convention
In Hyde Park, Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt writes about Senator Barkley’s Democratic convention speech. She argues the Democratic record under Wilson and Roosevelt outpaces Republican policy and urges continued support for her party amid internal factional divides.
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Hyde Park
Alben Barkley
Chicago
Barkley
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Women Fishermen Increase Likely Due to Lower Licenses
Portland Indiana reports County Clerk Fred Lutes noting rising number of women in fishing. He says the shift may stem from women paying 50 cent licenses versus men's 1.50 fees. Local officials see parity possible as interest grows.
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Portland, Ind
Fred Lutes
Lutes
Public Works Plans Flood Damage Road Repairs
The state public works department sent two engineers to north Idaho to plan flood damage road repairs with federal assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
State Public Works Department
North Idaho
Rebekah Unit Hosts Danish Breakfast for Idaho Leaders
Members and three former Rebekah Lodge presidents from Idaho gathered for an authentic Danish breakfast at Kensington. Guests included Effie Watkins, Margaret Pomeroy and Volney Watts, with hosts L D Willard Ash Miller Charles Kunze and G Bowser. Prizes for bridge and pinochle went to Gerald Lohoff and Clyde Hickok, tea aprons by Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah Kensington
F. i
Rebekah Lodge of
Idaho
Effie Watkins
Twin Falls
Margaret Pomeroy
Volney Watts
Pocatello
Watkins
Théta Rho
N. Y
O. H. Oelwein
Zola Walker
L. D. Willard
Ash Miller
Charles Kunze
G. Bowser
Gerald Lohoff
Clyde Hickok
Della Amos
George Andrews
L. W. Bell
William Dillon
C. M. Duncan
H. C. Gregg
M. R. Hattfield
Mary Hough
J. Jones
J. J. Kamm
Clara Leaf
Charles Moore
James Myers
Florence Parham
Guy Pizer
Grace Parsons
Jesse Schoolcraft
Gordon Scott
Nellie Cline Steenson
Ernest Taylor
E. A. White
Ida Wiley
Artist Verda Michaels Demonstrates Figurine Painting in Malad
Mrs. Verda Michaels of Salt Lake City conducted figurine painting demonstrations in Malad on Tuesday and Wednesday for the Relief Societies of the Malad First and Third wards. Several ladies from other wards attended. Her work was well received and she plans another demonstration in three weeks.
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Verda Michaels
Salt Lake City
Michaels
Clubwomen discuss sites for house at Steenson home
Representatives of several clubs met at the Steenson residence to review locations offered for the construction of a local women’s club house with Mrs Nellie Cline Steenson guiding the discussion.
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Nellie Cline Steenson
Steenson
Party Given Here For Mrs. Merrill
Mrs. Marguerite Merrill wife of Wes Merrill was honored by a dessert bridge party at the Dr E J Baldwin home Wednesday evening The Merrills have just arrived from Cambridge Massachusetts where Mr Merrill received his law degree this spring from Harvard University He plans to join his father A L Merrill local attorney Sponsors of the party were Barbara Gee and JoAnn Stalnaker Guests included Margaret Ann McMahon Barbara Hanson Mary Jensen Marge Hopkins Beverly Spaulding Corrine Burns Margaret McKenzie Betty Carol Ann Roberts Nesby and Betty Aldecoa
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Marguerite Merrill
Wes Merrill
E. J. Baldwin
Merrills
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Merrill
Harvard University
A. L. Merrill
Barbara Gee
JoAnn Stalnaker
Mrgaret Ann McMahon
Barbara Hanson
Mary Jensen
Marge Hopkins
Beverly Spaulding
Corrine Burns
Margaret McKenzie
Betty Carol
Ann Roberts Nesby
Betty Aldecoa
Women group discusses club house plan in fall action
Mrs. A L Merrill presided at a second exploratory meeting with representatives from interested organizations. A home in 406 South Ninth Ave hosted the session as offers and locations are sought over the summer.
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A. L. Merrill
Nellie Cline Steenson
South Ninth Ave
Merrill
Walter Service
R. E. Schmidt
Frank Bozzie
Parvin Witte
Grace Bistline
Stanley Leeney
Mary Keifer
Bessie Botts
Pocatello Woman’s Club
On Vacation Roy and Mrs Commons Return Home
Mr and Mrs Stanley Commons Roy returned home last week after a ten day trip visiting relatives in Rapid City South Dakota and Pueblo Colorado. The remark about people judged by the company they keep adds a light closing thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Stuart
San Francisco
Alice Williams
Mr. Stuart
Roy
Stanley Commons
Rapid City
S. D
Pueblo
Colo
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YMCA
KEIO
Margene Stafford
Dorothy Lillibridge
T. W. Mercer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pocatello Theatre Guild
Harold Foss
Guild
Dee Bogert
Jim Richmond
Mary Ellen O'Donald
Maureen Jones
Frazier Auditorium
Ywca Friendship Club
Ross Park
Idaho Purse
Tenth Ward
Rita Christensen
Mamie Benton
Bessie Marley
Joyce Benton
Arlene Jones
Myrna Potter
Shirley Lindsay
Arlene Gunnell
Della Gibson
Dorothy Gibson
Phyllis Benton
Lucille Hurst
Lenis Christensen
Lyle Mills
Mrs. Rosell Mills
Ogden and
Salta City
Monay
Ward Thomas
Wanda Napier
St. John
Jackson, Wyo
Ralph
May Humphes
Idaho Falls
Melvin Atkinson
Mrs. Atkinson
Tally Hughes
Jesse Hughes
Ila Bell Hughes
LDS Church
Mrs
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Pocatello's
Chicken the
Campbell Way
Rebekah
Mrs. Merrill
Tators
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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