Popular AF Couple Wed In Methodist Church
Miss Lorgne Heath daughter of A. W. Heath American Falls and Frank B. Hadler son of Frank B. Hadler Sr Sacramento Calif. were united in a double ring ceremony at the Methodist church, officiated by Reverend Charles Easley. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs James Lewis and ushers Henry Vollweiller James Lewis. Reception followed at the bride’s home with autumn flowers and a tiered wedding cake. Out of town guests from Downey Sacramento attended.
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Erican Falls
Lorgne Heath
A. W. Heath
American Falls
Frank B. Hadler
Sacra
Mento
Calif
Charles Easley
William Loofbourrow
James Lewis
Arthur C. Davis
Downey
Henry Vollweiller
George Wickham
Robert Valley
Robert
Sacramento
Seminole Origins and Migration Questioned
The statement notes no Seminole Indians before 1775 and describes them as a band that left the Creek tribe to settle in Florida.
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Florida Country
BPW Group Tour Gives Grove City Service Insight
Blackfoot BPW members visited Bell Telephone in Grove City to learn how a public telephone exchange operates. J A Richards guided the plant tour through traffic operations switchboard cabling and the main frame, then Miss Riley explained switchboard operations. Dinner followed in the recreation room.
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Blackfoot Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. A. Richards
Miss Riley
Winnifred Webster
Doris Anderson
Catherine Akers
Melba Anderson
Patents Highlight Shaving Mugs and Steel X-ray Insight
A Birmingham man, Thomas E. Hughes, earned the first patent for a shaving mug on May 1, 1860, with 94 more granted in the U.S. by 1940. The article also notes X-ray methods to measure steel thickness at rolling mill finishing stands without contact.
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Thomas E. Hughes
Birmingham
United States
A Bit Of This A Bit Of That By Melinda Mallory
Resident columnist Melinda Mallory writes a daily advice column in the Post offering personal problem tips and inviting readers to send inquiries cared for by the paper in southeastern Idaho.
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Melinda Mallory
Idaho
POST
Dear Edith Should You Give Up Your Daughters
A reader advises Edith to end her self centered pursuit and relinquish contact with her former husband Kenneth and their two daughters. The letter urges a graceful withdrawal, financial support, and letting the children be raised by Kenneth and his younger wife, warning against martyrdom and self pity.
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Edith
Kenneth
Kirk
Alpha Pi Omega Holds Meeting at Hotel Bannock
Alpha chapter of Alpha Pi Omega gathered Thursday evening at the Hotel Bannock with President Lillian Rosquist presiding. A new incentive awards one month's dues to drawn active members who attend. Bertha Cragan chairs the new ways and means committee with four members. After the meeting, hostesses invited members to a waffle dinner at Inez Teuscher's home.
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Alpha Chapter
Alpha Pi Omega
Bannock
Lillian Rosquist
Ways and Means
Bertha Cragan
Bessie Botts
Shirley McDougall
Yvonne Brown
Helen Smith
November Fashion Luncheon Draws Record Crowd
Gate City women filled the Hotel Bannock dining room for the third fashion luncheon sponsored by the Pocatello unit of WNAA. More than 200 spectators enjoyed models in outfits from Camille’s and Jack Holt’s, with commentator Mrs. Ralph Comstock and pianist Miss Josephine Hutchings.
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Bannock
Gate City
Pocatello Unit
WNAA
Ralph Comstock
Josephine Hutchings
Camille’s
Jack Holt
Ralph Merrell
William Norman
Larry Burgon
Pete Bistline
O. Petersen
W. C. Carnes
Dale Strong
Jo Gregoire
Vic Simison
Maurice Fereday
Muriel Pew
Beulah Tolmie
Ed Mooney
Pep Club Elects Fifty Two New Members At Poky-Hi
Poky-Hi announces the annual Pep club election selecting fifty two new members from sophomores juniors and seniors with one honorary spot. Judges included Miss Loraine Wilson and Pat Yearsley among others. Next week senior play tryouts begin for Nothing But the Truth directed by Miss Maureen Jones with a large cast and early rehearsals.
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Pat Reilly
Loraine Wilson
Shirley Meridith
Pat Yearsley
Sharon Ann Kearsley
Beckey Lou Beasley
Paula Bryan
Audrey Weese
Marylin Crowshaw
Sue Dell Jensen
Trene Barrat
Ruth Ann Barrat
Glenna Beck
Lida Mae Bell
Joyce Bowden
Evelyn Brydon
Janis Burton
Catherine Bybee
JoRene
Carry Morrisson
Mary Ochletree
Mary Ellen O'Donnell
Delta Perkins
Cleo Pat Price
Jerry Pugmire
Janat Richmond
Lois Rothwell
Joan Sebesta
Francis Selle
Mary Louise Shippert
Lola Mae Smith
Joyce Snyder
Joan Sorensen
Devona Stevenson
Mary Lynn Tuttle
Lula Pearl Wellard
Mary Carolyn Weller
Maureen Jones
Boise and Pocatello Moose Women Drill Teams Shine at Boise Meet
At the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose state convention in Boise November 11 to 13, the Boise and Pocatello drill teams wowed audiences. The Boise group of 24 wore white. captain was Mrs Ethel Estelle with co captain Mrs Clara McClure. The Pocatello team of 18, captained by Mrs Dora Shelton, featured pianists Mrs Josephine Fain and Mrs Lila Andrus. Band of members included Bessie Griffin and Ella Johnson among others. The teams earned praise and a second performance was added for attending men’s lodge members. Pocatello trainer was Eddie Mongeau.
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Pocatello
Dora Shelton
Josephine Fain
Lila Andrus
Bessie Griffin
Germaine Espatellier
Carole Young
Clare Martin
Ella Johnson
Grace Peterson
LaMond Guidinger
Mildred Hughes
Louise Eckesley
Alice Chandler
Lula Mongeau
Mable Murphy
Elsie Barnhart
Valean Bowden
LaVera van Inwegen
Eddie Mongeau
YWCA Vesper Service Held in Club Rooms
The YWCA held a vesper service Sunday at 4 o clock in the club rooms following the Washington DC program. Mrs. George Oliver chaired with aid from Mrs. A E Beasley. The program featured songs and an UN fellowship talk by Mrs. Helen Fever.
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Ywca National Fellowship
Washington, D.C
National Ywca
George Oliver
A. E. Beasley
Doris Kelly
Pauline Smith
LaJean van Orden
Wyla Jean Nelson
Jul
Parry Harrison Sr Celebrates 32nd Anniversary at Hotel Utah
Mr and Mrs Parry Harrison Sr mark their thirty second wedding anniversary by returning yearly to the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City where they originally honeymooned. The couple, prominent locals, have four children and five grandchildren.
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Parry Harrison, Sr
Utah
Salt Lake City
Right Through the Pack Reveals a Bridge Club Tale
The story follows an English bridge club where an untested lecturer joins and faces experts. He learns to attack the spade suit early to prevent declarer from building club tricks, showing precise play and strategic risk in a single rubber.
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North
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