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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1948
Page
3
Readers are told to stuff a 5 to 6 pound duck with a mix of tart apples raisins bread crumbs and seasonings then bake. A complementary applesauce custard pudding recipe uses applesauce shredded wheat eggs and milk baked in layers. The menu for tomorrow includes breakfast luncheon and dinner with roast duck as the main dish.
A Blackfoot Shriners delegation will depart Sunday for St. Maries Idaho to attend Grand Chapter and Grand Commanders of the Knights Templar sessions starting Monday May 10. Delegates include W. O. Smith A. J. Snyder C. A. Disher Alonzo Cone Carl Swager and Wayne Thoreson.
A sewing pattern description offers No 8285 for a junior miss shirtwaist dress in sizes 11 through 18, with 4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 12. Readers send 25 cents in coins, along with name, address, size, and pattern number to Ste Burnett at Poca tello Post, 530 South Wells Street, Chicago Illinois, for Spring and Summer fashion guidance.
Bluebell Girls of the Campfire Girls hosted a May Day Hat tea on Thursday at Mrs. L. W. Davis home 606 South Seventh Ave. Thirty-eight girls wore original gowns and hats. May pole decor and pastel streamers framed baskets of nuts. Colleen Campbell won best hat with a net and flower design topped by a white umbrella.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fialdini of Wells Nevada spend a few days of their honeymoon at his sister Mrs. Dale Fisher's home. Lava Garden Club met at the school house with Mrs. Carey presiding. Members urged to contact neighbors to aid Lara beautification. Attendees included Mesdames Wid Hobson Har old Thomas Della Phelpes John Hendricks Emil Byington Andy Hooper Roy Judd and J. R. Maughan.
Ivy Rebeka sington fans join a dessert social and pinochle bridge at 1 15 PM on May 12 in Hall. Mrs Mable Dykman will preside at a brief business meeting before the games.
Britannica notes John D. Rockefeller earned $50 in three months as an assistant bookkeeper in a commission house. By retirement his fortune reached about $1 billion, marking a rapid rise from his first earnings to immense wealth.
A Ruth Haviland makeover shows how recontouring hair, eyebrows, and lips can create a younger look. With guidance from Eddie Lenz, the United Air Lines executive gains self confidence and a refreshed appearance. Her improved hair lift, arched brows, and fuller lips illustrate the subtle changes that yield a more youthful, neater profile.
Hollywood report on Renee Boetschi opening a hat rental shop in a center Hollywood boutique. Hats rented by the day or longer with a five dollar deposit and strict tracking to avoid repeat wearers. Hats cleaned and disinfected after each rental, no purchases.
Malad announces new officers for the Eagles Lodge including Mont Swenson as president and Don Goddard as vice president. Voted trustee Dr V P Garst is reelected. Miss Helen Crowther of Malad earns Phi Kappa Phi honor at Utah State for home economics. four Malad HS students exhibit art with Poster Club in window display, committee leaders named.
Alexander McCann was elected president of the Donaghandee Golf Club in County Down on Saturday. At 96 he remains active and plays two rounds of golf weekly, showcasing enduring energy and leadership.
A column of practical tips on etiquette for women and men. It advises avoiding boredom in conversation, listening to partners, not boasting about purchases, and praising a wife in her husband’s presence. It warns against revisiting old quarrels and suggests choosing gifts that draw compliments.
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