Fredrickson and Rogers Tie Nuptials at Idaho Falls Temple
Esther Rogers and Arnold Frederickson wed in a ceremony at the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. The couple’s reception followed at the LDS Sixth Ward, with a lace table, three tier cake, and floral arch. The bride is from Roberts and a Pocatello graduate. the groom served in the European theater and attended Idaho State College. They will reside at 704 South Hayes Ave.
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Esther Rogers
Guy Rogers
Roberts
Arnold Frederickson
Hannah Fredrickson
South
Arthur Ave
Idaho Falls
LDS Sixth Ward
C. B. McCurdy
Marilyn Harmon
Calvin McCurdy
Logan Hawkes
Fredrickson
Pocatello High School
Gate City
Idaho State College
Legion posts grow in Indianapolis
American Legion National Headquarters reports 59 giant posts formed in 1947 each with 2,500 plus members. Post No. 1 in Obama Neb retained the world’s largest Legion Post status with 18,811 members in 1947.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Obama
Neb
East Side and West Side Roundup in Pocatello
Local notes from Pocatello include Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Hansen and children returning from Ashton. Maxine Merrill arrives for the work week after a bus ride, sporting a new short coiffure. Mrs. Earl Oviatt attends a Third Ward party in a metallic blue ensemble. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bill Osborne host Orville Spendlove and children Gerry and Janis from Ogden. The Irish Gig social is planned for Thursday at the Fourth Ward hall. Mrs. G. M. Dean and daughter Marjorie, LL.C. student, shop for spring footwear.
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Maxine Merrill
Third Ward
Earl Oviatt
Bill Osborne
Orville Spendlove
Ogden
Utah
Gerry
Janis
Osbornes
Pocatello Stake Special Interest Group
Pocatellans
Fourth Ward
G. M. Dean
Marjorie
Ll.c
PTA Elects New Officers at Central Council Meeting
The Central Council P T A elected new officers led by Mrs. William Orr as president and Mrs. J Bryan Blackhurst as first vice president. Other officers include Mrs. E P Holladay second vice president Mrs Sam Scott secretary and Fred Pauley treasurer. Total Pocatello PTA membership listed at 2537 with several school units named.
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Central Council
P.T.A
W. L. Hadley
William Orr
J. Bryan Blackhurst
E. P. Holladay
Sam Scott
Fred Pauley
Pocatello P.T.A
Franklin Junior High
Irving Junior High
Jefferson
Emerson
Tyhee
High School
Bonneville
Eastside
Plans for Old Folk's Party in Lava Springs
Plans are completed for the annual Old Folk's Party to be held March 25 in the recreation hall of the LDS church with dinner in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. Organizers include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bloxham and Fargell Rowsell. Marley orchestra from McCammon will provide music.
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Lava Hot Springs
LDS Church
J. R. Maughan
Ray Bloxham
Fargell Rowsell
Marley Orchestra
McCammon
Lillie Willmore
MIA
Lava Ward
Princess Elizabeth Expected to Have Baby This October
Buckingham Palace sources say Princess Elizabeth is due in October. The palace declined comment, noting she has limited public appearances and five engagements left this year. The royal tour to Australia and New Zealand plans exclude Elizabeth and Philip and their private trip was cancelled.
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London
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Philip
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
United States
Rhubarb Venerable Medicine for Over Four Millennia
Britannica asserts rhubarb has served as medicine for more than 4600 years, highlighting its long history in healing practices across civilizations.
Miss True Elected To Head Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
New officers were elected at a Bannock hotel chapter meeting of Beta Sigma Phi. Barbara True became president with Frank Bozzi as vice president, Wendell Marshall as treasurer, Marlene as recording secretary, and Virginia Denham as corresponding secretary. Mary Alice Swanson and Freddie Adolph were named city council representatives. Prof Russell Mann from Idaho State College spoke on New Art Materials from War Research, and Miss Virginia Derham hosted luncheon.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Bannock Hotel
Barbara True
Frank Bozzi
Wendell Marshall
Marlene Recording
Virginia Denham
Mary Alice Swanson
Freddie Adolph
Phillip Smith
Marlene Stafford
William Norman
Russell Mann
Idaho State College Art Department
Virginia Derham
Visiting Miss Jean Neil Sen in Logan with Mother
Special to the Post reports Blackfoot resident Miss Jean Neil Sen spent the weekend in Logan visiting her mother over the holiday period.
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Blackfoot
Jean Neilsen
Logan
Cortez and Marigolds Discoveries and Dye History
Cortez first found marigolds during his Mexican invasion and used them as a court flower for the Montezuma royal house. After destroying the botanical garden he reportedly took seeds back to Spain for cultivation.
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Cortez
Montezuma
Botanical Garden
Spain
Complexion Care for Girls The Powder Puff Duty
A soiled puff harms adolescent skin and spreads bacteria from vanity case to face. Replace and wash puffs regularly, using flat puffs in compact refills that fit vanity cases. Clean pads prevent pimples and flare ups in teens, stressing routine hygiene for dressing table puffs.
Leese Elected President of Whittier PTA
Jim Leese was chosen president of the Whittier PTA for the next school year. He will be joined by Paul Scott as vice president Evelyn Holman as secretary and William Bartz as treasurer. The officers were elected at the regular Monday meeting at the Whittier school. Dan Martin spoke on What the Freedom Train Means to Us and Whittier students sang the Freedom Train Song. Cub scouts led a skit with several members. two were absent due to illness. Room awards went to Mrs Gottier and Mrs Gee.
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Jim Leese
Whittier Pta
C. N. Fisher
Paul Scott
Evelyn Holman
William Bartz
Leese
Martin
Whittier
Donald Walker
Larry Walker
Richard Marshall
Gerald Duffin
Delbert Duffin
Raymond Hansen
Dale Taylor
Boyd Worley
David Worley
Richard Green
Noel Cobia
J. L. Sheppard
Darrell Rasmussen
Mrs. Gottier
Mrs. Gee
West Frankfort Unique Post Offices Separate Stations
West Frankfort Illinois stands as the only U S city with two independently organized post offices within its boundaries. Mail addressed to West Frankfort or Frankfort Heights arrives at separate stations, with Frankfort Heights having had its own post office before West Frankfort expanded to surround it.
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West Frankfort
United States
Frankfort Heights
Ill
Badges and insignia created for rank in Revolutionary War
George Washington devised badges and insignia to identify officers during the Revolutionary War when uniforms were scarce. His men lacked standard gear, so distinguishing marks helped leadership recognize rank on the battlefield.
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George Washington
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Daho Falls
Lds Temple
Painter’s Auxiliary
Earl B. Campbell
South Seventh Ave
Shirley Gibson
Arthur Mcllveen
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The
Elks Dancing Committee
Sons and Daughters of Elks
Jack Henderson
Elks Temple
Episcopal Women
Claude Davis
Boise
Women’s Auxiliary of
Episcopal Church
Trinity Parish Hall
RUTH
Ruth Chapter
Lego Lily Camp
of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Shirley Pincock
East Center St
Lucy Morrison
Gia
Ladies Home League
Bonita Carlsen
East
Fremont Street
Music Club
C. W Carnes
Arthur
Legion
East Side
West Side
WOM
Pocatello
Ashton
K. R. Hansen
Myrla, DE Vere
Eloese
Arnold Fredrickson
PTA
Harley Ward
Chicago
Lava News
Charles Johns
Preston
Riverside Inn
J. R. Floyd
Dan Jensen
Downey
American Legion Auxiliary
Terrell Hall
Elda Nielsen
Helen Thomas
Edda Mason
Zetta Bloxham
Dorothy Reese
Kathryn Fagnant
Ruth Ann
Ida Peck
Cecile Hanson
Theo Hillman
Cottonwood Grazing Association
Swan Lake
Jock Bell
Dick Frances
Joe Bell
Pfc
Larry Shurtliff
Army Air Corps
Roswell
New Mexico
Jim Benson
Lava
H. W. Joslyn
Anchorage
Alaska
J. E. Carey
Frazier Hall
Anne Mason
James Lees & Sons Carpet Co
Miss Masqn
Delphia
Home Economics Department
I.S.C
Petersen Furniture CO
Fargo
Siz&s
Mallinson Rayon
Sekeep
Miss True
Shagmoor
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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