Temple Vows To Be Exchanged By Couple
Miss Elaine Poole of 248 Roosevelt Ave will wed Richard E. Ostler on June 9 at the LDS temple in Idaho Falls. The couple announced plans at a party hosted by her mother Mrs. J E Poole. Attending were Mrs Harworth Ostler and friends including Lucy Baird Eleene Burton Barbara Carver Rita Hartland Carolyn Ostler Barbara Slayden Joan Clauson Judy McQuillan Bonnie Burton Peggy DeValsour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Temple
Idaho Falls
Richard E. Ostler
Harworth Ostler
Mrs. Harworth Ostler
Lucy Baird
Eleene Burton
Barbara Carver
Rita Hartland
Carolyn Ostler
Barbara Slayden
Joan Clauson
Judy McQuillan
Bonnie Burton
Peggy DeValsour
Mrs. Clark Hosts Jolly Nine Club Dessert Party
Members of the Jolly Nine club gathered Friday at Osa Clark’s home for a dessert card party with pinochle. Lena Hall won high, Alberta Hegstrom took all-out, and Gladys Lewis earned the traveling award. Attendees included Gladys Lewis, Lena Hall, Thelma Strope, Florence Miles, Angie D Amico, Alberta Hegstrom, and guest Norma Darrah.
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Jolly Nine Club
Osa Clark
Lena Hall
Alberta Hegstrom
Gladys Lewis
Thelma Strope
Florence Miles
Angie D’amico
Norma Darrah
Review Slated at First Congregational Church Luncheon
Nellie Cline Steenson will review The Greatest Story Ever Told at the Ladies Circle luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the First Congregational church. Guests are welcome for the covered dish event.
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Nellie Cline Steenson
Ladies Circle
First Congregational Church
Music Winners To Perform At Pocatello Luncheon
Three Music Club scholarship winners Glen Fifield Sybil Boyack and Lois Cullen will entertain at the Bannock hotel May luncheon for the Pocatello music organization at 1 15 p m The event features spring season close and honors for students with three superior ratings in Music Club festivals plus installation of new officers led by A J Kuhre and others.
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Music Club
Pocatello Music Organization
Bannock Hotel
Glen Fifield
Sybil Boyack
Lois Cullen
E. T. Vernon
O. F. Call
Spring Tea Season Closes With Reviews
The St. Anthony Hospital Guild wrapped up its second annual book-review tea series with Nellie Cline Steenson delivering an absorbing, reverent interpretation of Fulton Oursler’s The Greatest Story Ever Told. Proceeds support student nurses and guild aid.
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St. Anthony Hospital
All College Formal At Idaho State College Saturday
Annual all college formal ball at Idaho State college Saturday evening featured a Story of a Starry Night theme in the student union ballroom with a park scene including ponds bridges fountain benches flowers and trees. Gene Burton and his orchestra provided dancing music. Arrangements were led by Lois Ann Erickson Dick Lord Adrian Randall Howard Harms Bob Detweiler Rose Mary Taggart Cecil Flint Ted Deffinger Helen Oelwein Kiyo Morimoto Kaye Peterson Lois Booth and Ramona Ream.
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Idaho State College
Student Union
Gene Burton
Lois Ann Erickson
Dick Lord
Adrian Randall
Howard Harms
Bob Detweiler
Rose Mary Taggart
Cecil Flint
Ted Deffinger
Helen Oelwein
Kiyo Morimoto
Kaye Peterson
Lois Booth
Ramona Ream
Club meeting at First Congregational church
The U club of the First Congregational church will meet Monday at the church parlors at 8 p.m. Members of the Ladies Circle will be guests and hostresses are Mrs. Ray Merman, Mrs. L. R. Schou, Mrs. A. W. Waters and Mrs. E. J. Baldwin.
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U Club
First Congregational Church
Ray Merman
L. R. Schou
A. W. Waters
E. J. Baldwin
Dancers for Thursday’s Performance Named in Photo
LAs Patty Brennan, Joyce Brusati, Maxine Kelly, Sandra West, Joyce West, Karen Nelson, Laurel Bradley, and Glenda Empey are listed for Thursday’s show. Dianne Proctor was absent when the picture was taken.
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Patty Brennan
Joyce Brusati
Maxine Kelly
Sandra West
Joyce West
Karen Nelson
Laurel Bradley
Glenda Empey
Dianne Proctor
Newcomers Host Bridge Luncheon in Pocatello
Six Newcomers club hostesses in Pocatello welcomed Welcome Wagon guests to a luncheon at Mrs. Oscar Olson’s home on North Arthur. Twelve tables held pansy arrangements. honors went to Mrs. Ralph Mustard and Mrs. Wayne Smith for bridge and Mrs. Pederson and Mrs. Ralph Oxley for pinochle. Door prize winner was Mrs. George Siedow.
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Pocatello
Oscar Olson
North Arthur
Welcome Wagon Club
Ralph Mustard
Wayne Smith
Bridge
al Pederson
Ralph Oxley
George Siedow
C. W. Galloway
James Anderson
W. A. Matthews
Frank Jamison
George Amos
May Bevis
Arthur Smith
Heber Phillips
Robert Finch
Douglas Brown
Ray Lacey
Robert Peart
Richard Kinsey
A. H. Anderson
John Meffert
Robert Bailey
Elizabeth Tullis
Party for Guests at Bahan Home
Cabrini club members of St. Anthony parish gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Margaret Bahan’s home with Kay Misslin as co host. Monte Carlo whist crowned Eileen Brown and June Reeser. a late supper welcomed new members Delphia Giachetti Eileen O Connor June Reeser Ann Trusty Mary Perkins Betty Swisher Fay Zaccardi Phyllis Brown Eileen Brown Phyllis Bouch Anna Tauscher Mary De Giorgio Edith Carron Martha Hardin Virginia Grayson Lena Smith and the hostesses.
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Cabrini Club
St. Anthony Parish
Margaret Bahan
Kay Misslin
Delphia Giachetti
Eileen O'Connor
June Reeser
Ann Trusty
Mary Perkins
Betty Swisher
Fay Zaccardi
Phyllis Brown
Eileen Brown
Phyllis Bouch
Anna Tauscher
Mary de Giorgio
Edith Carron
Martha Hardin
Virginia Grayson
Lena Smith
Nomads to Meet Avenue Nomads with Mrs Larsen
Avenue Nomads plan a gathering with Mrs August Larsen at 1508 East Center on Thursday at 8 p.m. All traveling Eastern Stars are invited to attend.
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August Larsen
East Center
YWCA Club Elects New President
Darleen Sealey was elected president of the Business Professional and Industrial Girls' club at the YWCA. Jeroma Zach, Afton Anderson, and Emma Miller were named vice-president secretary and treasurer respectively. The club plans officer installations Monday with retiring president Shirley Pope leading the program.
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Darleen Sealey
YWCA
Jeroma Zach
Afton Anderson
Emma Miller
Parry Harrison
Harrison
O. R. Warford
Congregational Church
John Adams First President to Live in the White House
John Adams became the first president to reside in the White House marking a milestone in early American executive housing. The move established a presidential residence in Washington, D.C., with Adams and his family occupying the executive mansion.
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John Adams
White House
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J. E. Poole
Richard Olson
June
J.E. Poole
Roosevelt Ave
Mrs. Clark
Liu
Constance Bennett
Martin
Bruce Hronek
Nancy Thompson
Pauline Bodell
Patricia Ethel Otto
Roberta Smith
John Nelson
A. J. Kuhre
Marvin Christensen
T. R. Whittle
Sterling Walker
Parry Harrigan
R. A. Wigand
Wallace J. Rhodes
Oursler
Jesus of Nazareth
H. B. Markham
Park Price
C. P. Kefuaver
Goddess of Mercy
Kefauver
Russell Mann
Charles Sprague
H. C. Turner
C. Ed Flandro
Melton Hogge
Martin Furniture CO
Las
Corps de Ballet
Karen Proctor
Cheri Merrill
David Gaitskill
Olsen
John Godenour
Paul Jones
Claude Goddard
Leslie Day
Charles P. Barnard
Ben Ennis
Keith Cole
Phillip Hauck
Donald Burnett
J. G. Hayden
Charles Kimball
Vivian Matson
George Welch
Judson Cooke
Frank Christie
Don Larson
Earl Monke
Russell Holt
Wilbur Swetnam
John Jones
W. W. Campbell
Frank DeLong
William Sanderson
Cye Lacey
Richard LaMothe
David Herrara
David McCune, Jr
H. H. Beasley
James A. Leese
W. W. Hare
Ray Seda
Monte Carlo
Nev
Dave
Philco Radio
Mitchell
Philco
Ywca Club
Tecele
Boty
Perimedhweny
Lonsdale
Doris Dodson
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