Po catello Theta Rho Girls elect new officers
At the Po catello Theta Rho Girls club No. SF one nence meeting Grace Richman was elected president for the coming year with Wanda Hill as vice president and JoRene Campbell as financial secretary. Ruth Zilk retires as president. Installation set for July 13 during Effie Watkins visit. Banquet and initiation planned. Grace Devereaux reported on the June 9 district meeting in Idaho Falls with about 13 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Theta Rho
Grace Richman
Wanda Hill
JoRene Campbell
Effie Watkins
Board of Control
Ruth Zilk
Idaho Falls
Grace Devereaux
Clyde Hickok
J. H. Myers
Women of the Moose Meet for Public Officers Installation
Seid Chae Seid Chae and Ivy Rebekah No. 23 announce meetings this Thursday at 8 p.m. in Moose Temple and IOOF hall to install officers and honor past noble grands. Ladies Society of the B of LF and E hosts a Friday 8 p.m. meeting in WOW hall with cards and refreshments. Electa Kensington CES holds its annual picnic today at 1 15 p.m. weather permitting in Ross Park or Trinity parish hall if rain, with guests invited to bring table service a white elephant and a covered dish.
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Women OF the Moose
Pocatello
The
Moose Temple
IVY Rebekah NO. 23
IOOF
Ladies Society of the
B of LF
Electa Kensington
CES
Ross Park
Trinity Parish Hall
Auxiliary Members Host Breakfast and Card Party
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors hosted Friday breakfast with hot cakes and ham at the double camp stove. Guests included Mesdames Fred Rouse, Ray Watkins, Charlie Kunze, O G Flint, W O Mauzy, Ethel Dawley, Zelda Richards, Mona Moldenhauer, and Vera Wilson. Activities followed with bridge and pinochle. Mrs Richards won the bridge high score and Mrs Wilson the pinochle high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railway Conductors
Fred Rouse
Ray Watkins
Charlie Kunze
O. G. Flint
Ethel Dawley
Zelda Richards
Mona Moldenhauer
Vera Wilson
Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Wilson
Malad Notes Full Weekend in State Events and Visits
Malad residents and stake members attended a June Salt Lake City conference with Young Men and Young Women. A local quartet performed and Washakie Indians joined a dance festival. Numerous visitors from Oakley Pocatello Logan Caldwell American Fork and Idaho Falls stopped in Malad for visits funerals and vacations including Yellowstone Park and a Bingham copper mine excursion.
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MALAD
Young Men’s and Young Women's Mutual Improvement Associations
Ward
Salt Lake City
Don Castleton
Bert Marbel
Earl Kern
Wesley Crowther
Washakie Ward
Spencer F. Allen
Earl
Bingham
Fish and Shrimp Recipes for Summer Meals
This pasta and salad style guide shows shrimp and sardine recipes for summer meals. It lists marinating shrimp, making sardine potato salad, fish relish, and shrimp filling with cheese, followed by a sample tomorrow menu including breakfast lunch and dinner options.
Effective fly control hinges on sanitation and DDT sprays
The article stresses that effective fly control relies on good sanitation practices and proper use of DDT sprays to reduce fly populations.
Good Nature As A Valued Asset In Later Life
Charm-expert Margery Wilson notes that a reputation for good nature is a valuable asset with age and health challenges. Maintaining a sunny disposition helps preserve influence and friendships, while moodiness or sarcasm can erode that goodwill even during convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Wilson
Deep Ocean Depths Near Mindanao Outstrip Everest
The ocean off Mindanao in the Philippines is so deep that if Mount Everest were dropped into it its peak would lie more than a mile below the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindanao
Philippines
Heels Added to Boots in the 15th Century
A note explains heels were added to leather boot soles in the 15th century to prevent men on horseback from slipping through stirrups. The ivory billed woodpecker nears extinction as the pileated woodpecker closes in.
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United States
DDT Offers Citywide Fly Control Tips
Sherman Williams manager George A. Philp promotes 6 percent DDT liquid for screens to kill flies within minutes. The resin base coating lasts weeks and can be applied during screen installation. It also works on thresholds, porch ceilings, light cords, garbage cans, and outdoor surfaces to reduce fly breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Philp
Sherwin-Williams
Philp
Aberdeen Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Aberdeen residents and relatives are reported traveling and visiting across Idaho and Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harmon and Nel Dean visited from Tracy California, Wayne Boltz came from American Falls, and Mrs. Pete Kirby hosted visitors. Local trips include fishing to Ponds Lodge and a Plymouth family reunion in Idaho. Mrs. Ray Savage is improving in American Falls hospital.
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Ralph Jensen
Utah
Mr. Jensen
Mabel Smith
William J. Williams
Idaho Falls
Aberdeen
Dean Harmon
Nel Dean
Tracy
Calif
Wayne Boltz
American Falls
Ross Mitchel
Margaret Lee
Robert Lee
Darold Lloyd
Amos Burt
Henry Tinchart
Murray Satterfield
Ponds Lodge
Eugene H. Archibald
Harold
Cecil
JoAnne
Ireta
Plymouth
Ray Savage
American Falls Hospital
Sweet Music and Summer Sun Boost Outdoor Exercise
Outdoor exercise becomes more enjoyable with music from phonograph or radio. A simple ballerina inspired routine stretches midriff legs and hips by following a dance motion to a peppy tune. Perform ten reps each side by raising a foot on a chair and bending to the side in rhythm.
Fruits Help Clear Up Skin
A short health note advises teenagers to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to improve skin and manage weight. It suggests making salads appealing with light and dark greens, bright colors, and toppings like hard boiled eggs capers or anchovies to encourage healthier choices.
Rummage Sale Set by Ladies Auxiliary Patriots Militant
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant plan a rummage sale Saturday at the U S O on north First Ave. Mrs Zela Dillon chairs the event which begins at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant
North First Ave
Zela Dillon
Reading boosts talk by stocking the mind with topics
Advice for timid talkers urges reading newspapers magazines and books to gain subjects for conversation. Emphasizes preparing facts to avoid contradictions and to gain listener interest while avoiding misstatements. Also notes plastic raindrop tech and New Mexico industries.
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Main
Keith Jones
Logan
Budge Hospital
Jesse Hughes
Yellowstone Park
Ace Webb
Pat
Webb
Yancey
Eldon Williams
Oakley
Williams
George J. Williams
Mr. Williams
Oakley High School
Lee Goodsell
Mrs. Goodsell
Nellie Ward
Eddie McLeod
San Francisco
Joseph Isaacson
Ogden
Ernest Hartley
Hartley
George Bush
Mr. B
SUSAC
Russell Fowles
Caldwell
Gaynor Maddox
S&w
Aberdeen News
Pete Kirby
Douglas Ferguson
William Johnson
Billie and
Drew
Loretta
Price
Ione
Harriet Wride
Darlene Larson
Mrs
George Larson
Alicia Hart
NEA
New Mexico
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Zandel Radio & Appliance
Monroe Avenue
Alameda
Textron
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