Official Guardian Visit Honors Job's Daughters Chapter
Grand Guardian Irene Stirling visited the I O O F hall on April 24. A council luncheon at Mrs Elna Nelsons, a tea at the lodge, and a 7 30 p m meeting followed with five girls initiated. The 100 percent polio fund for Bethel No 1 was presented and plans set for a Mothers and Daughters breakfast at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Guardian
Irene Stirling
International Order of Jobs
O. O. F. Hall
Stirling
Elna Nelson
Job
Nelson
Barbara Bates
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ruth South
Marie Vickerey
Julia Reay
Ina Wilson
Bethel No. 1
Helen Baker
Mothers and Daughters
New USDA Cook Book Now Available
The USDA Office for Food and Feed Conservation releases Money Saving Main Dishes a 150 recipe guide to cut food costs. It explains protein value, lists basic seven food groups, and covers meat poultry fish eggs and more. Send a postcard to Food Conservation Washington 25 DC for a copy.
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USDA
Office For Food and Feed Conservation
Department
Bureau of Human Nutrition and
Home Economis
Washington
D. C
Alpha Pi Omega Plans Maytime Spring Formal
Alpha chapter members met at Bannock hotel to plan the Maytime Spring Formal on May 22 at Kasai Dance Studio. Miss Lillian Rosqvist chaired with George Harts Orchestra to provide music and a Rendezvous in decor theme. A letter from Rage Legendre congratulated the sorority on organizing a new chapter.
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Alpha Chapter
Alpha Pi Omega
Bannock Hotel
Lillian Rosqvist
Kasai Dance Studio
George Harts
Rage
Legendre
Celebrate Silver Wedding of Rulon and Mrs Ellis
Mr and Mrs Rulon Ellis of Tyhee celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Tuesday reception and dance at the Grange hall in Pocatello. About 125 guests attended including out of town relatives and friends.
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Rulon Ellis
Tyhee
Grange Hall
Pocatello
Charles Ellis
Ogden
L. E. Bybee
Arthur Brown
John A. Brown
Smith
Idaho Falls
Brown
Leah Merkley Engaged to Jeffrey Masters in Blackfoot
Miss Leah Merkley daughter of Mrs. Francis Merkley of Blackfoot announces engagement to Jeffrey Masters son of Mrs. James William Masters of San Diego California. The couple will wed May 14 at the bride’s mother home in Blackfoot with Bishop H S Satterfield officiating.
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Leah Merkeley
Francis Merkeley
Blackfoot
Jeffrey Masters
H. S. ,Satterfield
Pocatello Twelfth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Blackfoot High School
Beneficial Protective Association
Pocatello
Beta Lima Phi Sorority
Xi Chaper
Jeffrey Masters Is
James William Masters
San Diego
Cal
University of Southern California
Pocatello Post
Merkley
Leah
Xi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Judge Rules Court Fee For Spouse Arrest Refusals
ST LOUIS UP Judge Vern on C Oetting flags rising court fees for couples whose spouses are arrested overnight and then the arrest prosecutions are declined the next morning The fee aims to curb courtroom battles by ensuring only serious cases reach court and acknowledges it may not prevent fights but will improve the quality of cases brought before the bench.
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St, Louis
Vernon C. Oetting
Oetting
Kasai Dance Revuesical Set for 1948
The Kasai dance studio sponsors the Dance Revuesical on May 25 and 26 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. The event includes a different program each evening and proceeds from the dances benefited patriotic organizations during the war years.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Kasai Dance Studio
Kasai School
Esther Chapter marks 50th anniversary in Blackfoot
Chapter No. 14 Order of the Easter Star celebrated its fiftieth anniversary at the Masonic Hall with 50 plus guests from nearby towns. Worthy Patron Wayne Thoreson and Worthy Matron Mrs Thoreson led the meeting with Mr and Mrs Leon J. Chapman assisting.
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Order of Easter Star
Masonic Hall
Sshapter
Wayne Thoreson
Thoreson
Leon J. Chapman
Isabella Y. Kennedy
Mattie Jarvis
Pocatello
Ruth
Esther
Me Brown
Radiant Chapter
Henrietta
Idaho Falls
Esther Chapter
Donald Good
Dan Denlinger
Clarence Stroh
Theo Albrecht
H. Wm. Furchner
Adah
Frank Farmer
Dryden Reay
Charles Vanderwood
Martha
Victor Hampton
Electa
Ann Curtis
Marshall
Fannie Fahey
Mesdames M. N. Austin
Frank Hurdle
James Christiansen
Kurt Collins
Ernest Jackson
C. C. Evans
Federal dam flood control project spurs housing ad
Information from Mount Morris New York notes a $100 savings bond reward in a weekly classified for information leading to rental housing. The $20 million federal dam flood control work is already affecting local housing conditions.
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Mount Morris
N. Y
Complexion Aid for Clear Skin via Shaving Brush Technique
The article suggests using a shaving brush and abundant creamy soap to thoroughly cleanse the face and reduce blackheads. It notes experts approve rigorous scrubbing for young skin while warning against over scrubbing that can irritate pores and distend them.
GOP Club Luncheon Features McLeod Trio and Speaker
The Women’s Republican club sponsors a Saturday luncheon at 1 p.m. at the Hotel Whitman. McLeod string trio will perform throughout the meal, followed by Idaho Falls attorney and Bonneville county GOP chairwoman B. B. Myers on Women in Politics and the Party Today. Tickets: Atkins Florist, and club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
The
Womens Republican Club
Ray Brookhart
McLeod
Evelyn L. McLeod
Norma McLeod
Jullienne Hill
B. B. Myers
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Atkins Florist Shop
J. Bryan Blackhurst
John Black
Brookhart
Charles Capell
H. J. Swanson
Stop paying high food prices with the GE Home Freezer
An advertisement promotes the General Electric Home Freezer as a cost saving method to buy seasonal produce and store up to 280 pounds. It highlights the GF selectry refrigerating system, extensive use in homes, and claims of low operating costs. The 8 cu ft model price is shown as $000.00.
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General Electric
Fromars Yi
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Pocatellans
Deldta
Leah Merkley
Elie
Lane Cedar Hope Chest
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Idaho
York
NEA
Epsie Kinard
GOP
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