Pocatello AAU Chapter II honors retiring president
The Pocatello Branch AAU W Chapter II honors retiring president Mrs. Dick R. Herman and names new officers led by Mrs. Lee R. Sumpter as president and Mrs. Wendell Marshall as vice chairman. Second terms go to Mrs. T. Frederick Quine as treasurer and Mrs. Harry W. Vaughn as secretary. A luncheon featured lilac and tulip decor and bridge honors went to Mrs. Harold F. Ory, Mrs. Marion Johnson, and Mrs. R. L. Pick y.
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Pocatello
Dick R. Herman
Bridce
Lee R. Sumpter
Wendell Marshall
T. Frederick Quine
Harry W. Vaughn
Sumpter
Lee Sumpter
C. M. Kennedy
Alfred B. Trosper
Harold F. Ory
Marion Johnson
R. L. Picky
Mesdames
James Anderson
Bob Hamilton
Vincent P. Bevis
Preston Goodfellow, Jr
Blaine Gasser
Park Price
William Norman
Tom Walker
D. R. Herman
John McMahon
W. P. Marshall
Gail Perry
T. F. Quine
Darwin Brown
Tom Sahlberg
A. B. Trosper
H.W. Vaughn
R. L. Pickering
George Young
Patsy Griffith
Mary Donna Jones
Mary Margaret Sheppard
Dorothy Sheppard
Discovery of Lost Half-Brother Surprises Sister
Mrs. Charles Crump of 524 West Bonneville Street learns from her father John Jewett of Salmon that a man visiting her may be her half-brother. The stranger, Wesley Allen, was adopted in American Falls and later moved to Pocatello, revealing a joint family link.
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Charles Crump
West Bonneville St
Wesley Allen
Wesley
Allen
American Falls
Pocatello
Wyeth Chapter D A R Meeting and Club Notices
Wyeth chapter D A R will meet at Mrs George L Smiths south of town Tuesday at 2 pm with Mrs Clara Leaf assisting hostess Officers for 1948 49 will be elected Mrs James Walton Jr will discuss Educational Problems of Idaho Goodwill club May breakfast at Mrs Ralph Thomass home north of the city Tuesday 10 am to noon Members urged to call Mrs Thomas Mrs S J Swanson or Mrs J E Dean 2019 Girl Scout Leaders no meeting Tuesday evening St Josephs Altar Society social Thursday 8 pm in St Josephs school club rooms for members husbands and friends Arrangements by Mrs Jean Fengler and Mrs W G Kakefales refreshments and door prize planned
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WYETH
George L. Smith
Clara Leaf
James Walton Jr
Idaho
Goodwill Club
Ralph Thomas
Thomas
S. J. Swanson
J. E. Dean
ST. Joseph’s Altar Society
St. Joseph’s School
Jean Fengler
W. G. Kakefales
First Grade Newspaper From Worland Spanish School
The Worland Daily News notes a self produced paper by first grade pupils at the Spanish school. It includes articles on how books are made a short Korea piece and a Peter Rabbit cartoon.
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Worland, Wyo
Daily News
Korea
Peter Rabbit
East Side Ladies Attend Republican Lunch at Bannock Hotel
In the Bannock Hotel lobby guests gather for a lunch with ELMA WRIGHT a Dubois national Republican convention delegate. Mrs J Bryan Blackhurst a Pocatello Women's Republican Club president chats in a straw hat edged in black tulle, with Mrs H B Meyers and Mrs R D Merrill nearby. Norma Briggs in a bright cotton frock and Barbara Walker in a pale green summer sweater also appear in the scene.
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Bannock
Elma Wright
Dubois
J. Bryan Blackhurdst
Pocatello Women’s Republican Club
Blackhurst
H. B. Meyers
R. D. Merrill
E. J. Merrill
Twayne Austin
Bannock Hotel
Barbara Walker
Three Thousand Foreign Buyers Attend Leipzig Spring Fair
The Leipzig Spring Fair drew three thousand foreign buyers from thirty six countries in 1948, showcasing international trade at the Leip zig event in Germany.
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Leipzig
Germany
St Anthony Guild Holds Monthly Meeting at Hospital
The St Anthony Guild met in the hospital recreation room Monday afternoon with 22 members present. Mrs. M. P. Goodfellow presided, Sister Alphonsus announced polio treatment facilities, and Mrs. Charles Sprague reported on May tea book reviews. Hostesses included Mrs. Johnsmeyer Bullock Ford and Hough.
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St. Anthony's Guild
St. Anthony Hospital
M. P. Goodfellow
Alphonsus
Book Review
Charles Sprague
Frances Clare
E. H. Johnsmeyer
Myron Bullock
Spencer Ford
B. F. Hough
Group Meets The L. A. to ORC Card Party Prizes Won
Friday afternoon event featured prizes awarded to Zelda Richards Norma Larsen and Mrs O E Kron a Williston North Dakota guest. Lelon Watkins chaired with assistance from Mrs Ronse Mrs Richards Mrs Koontz and Mrs Hall on site. A Chinese government committee is tasked with returning looted items including cars curios paintings ships machinery gold silver jewels and books to rightful owners.
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L. A
ORC
Zelda Richards
Norma Larsen
O. E. Kron
Williston
China
Pocatello Theatre Guild stage You Cant Take It With You
The Pocatello Theatre Guild presented You Cant Take It With You as their first production. Mrs E S Bush directed with strong turns from Mary Lou Reed as Rheba and F R Bud Mackenzie as Grandfather Van derhoof. Cast included Olga by Ru Haggert Boris Kolenkhov Harold Read Tony Kirby by Bill Rieske and Eveline Henckley and others with Pat West and Mildred Hillebrant assisting.
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Pocatello Theatre Guild
Pocatellans
E. S. Bush
Mary Lou Rudeen
Penelope Sycamore
Jean Larsen
Essie
F. R. “Bud” Mackenzie
Martin Vanderhof
Mary Lou Reed
Rheba
Walt Meyer
Donald
Gay Wellington
Jim Richmond
Dr. de Pinna
Henry S. Dahlquist
Ed Essie
Norman Berg
Henderson
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Perry Johnson
Paul Sycamore
Hoyt Palmer
Roche
Dainty Dress Pattern by Sue Burnett for Girls
Complete outfit pattern 8312 for ages 3 to 8 includes puff sleeved dress with back bow and tiny pocket slip with panties. Size 4 uses 2 1/2 yards fabric plus 2 1/2 yards for slip and panties. Send 25 cents, name and address to Sue Burnett at 530 South Wells St Chicago. Spring and Summer FASHION features and patterns available.
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Sue Burnett
Pocatellogh
South Wells St
Chicago
McCammon Events Include Local Moves and Visits
Henry Kelly of Pebble halted in McCammon on an en route to Downey to buy parts for farm machinery. Budgets note Downey business for Mrs. J. F. Kemp, Mrs. Vic Kimmell, and Linda Lou. Several residents travel to Pocatello and Downey. Cancer Drive in McCammon raises 86.11 dollars. Veterans of Foreign Wars post 7075 announces Buddy Poppy Day for May 28 and 29. Funeral services held for Maude Brown of Pocatello in Robin church with interment in Robin cemetery.
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Henry Kelly
Pebble
McCammon
Mr. Kelly
Downey
J. F. Kemp
Vic Kimmell
Linda Lou
Vernon Harris
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Buddy
Poppy
Maude Brown
Pocatello
Jay Whiting
Robin Church
Toler
Robin Cemetery
Tooth brushing limits warned by local dentist
Dr A W Ward cautions juniors in San Francisco that brushing teeth more than twice daily can harm tooth structure. He warns against injudicious brushing as a risk to dental health.
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San Francisco
A. W. Ward
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Gate City
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George Gittens
Long Beach
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Elmer Martin
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