Personal mentions from Gate City visitors and residents
Local notes list Miss Julia Staack former milliner now in Los Angeles visiting at Loomis and Schieb homes. Nellie Cline Steer and Mrs. R E Schmidt attended a Lava Hot Springs 4 H fair. Merrell Sharp and family from Salt Lake City visit before Yellowstone tour. he is on vacation from Utah medical school. Sally Norris leaves for Moscow to start junior year and join sorority housing plans. J K Davis Jr host to Mrs J K Davis Sr visiting Helena. Mooney family returns from Pacific Northwest trip with birthday dinner aboard ship. Ed Montrose moves to Boise. Dorothy Chandler visits from Baltimore. Helen Hemler family plan fall return. James and W H Carlyle spend day in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
University of Utah Medical School
Merrell Sharp
Sharp
Simplot Fertilizer’ Company
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Sally Norris
Moscow
University
Delta Delta Delta
Garden Dinner for Family Honors Doroth y Chandler
The Hronek family gathered Tuesday evening at the Paul Hronek yard on Bonneville street for a dinner honoring Dororthy Chandler of Baltimore. Almost the entire F. E. Hronek family attended including F. E. Hronek Frank Hronek and many Hronek relatives with Don Barlow and J H Pender also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hronek
Bonneville Street
Dorothy Chandler
Baltimore
F. E. Hronek
Frank Hronek
Don Barlow
Blackfoot
Edward Hronek
James Hronek
Charles Hronek
Robert Hronek
Paul. Hronek and Sons
Richard and
Bruce
One Wrong Card Bridge tale tied for first in national event
Dayboch of St Paul and partner Horwitz tied for first in the national amateur Q0654 'K64 bAK102 AJ73 6102 mQ154 15 team-of-four championship. The hand featured three no trump as declarer mishandled spades, diamonds, and clubs, yielding a nine trick contract while he rode to defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Dayboch
St. Paul
Donald G. Horwitz
A. G Engel
West
East
Dayboch
American Falls Society Notes Highlights Visits and Events
American Falls society notes describe visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Griffin and family from Chicago, and by Mrs. Clark Wagstaff to Boise. Activities include Christian Endeavor meetings, a dinner for travelers from Los Angeles, and the stake conference in Aberdeen with First Assistant Apostle Thomas E. McKay as speaker. Sisters D O Thompson and Mrs Bowler from Boise are visiting, and plans run through Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Aberdeen
American Falls Relief Society
Munch
Thomas E. McKay
Salt Lake City
Mac Bowler
D. O. Thompson
Boise
Thompson
Mrs. Bowler
Marriage Permits Issued at Rupert in Late August
county clerk Worth Elton reports marriage licenses issued during the week listing pairs such as Wayne Stewart of Buhl and Donna MacRae of Rupert on Aug 23 and Omar Plunkett of Rupert with Ruth Ardis MacKenzie of Rupert on Aug 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Worth Elton
Wayne Stewart
Buhl
Donna MacRae
Omar Plunkett
Ruth Ardis MacKenzie
Richard L. Garlock
Portland
Ore
Wanda Merz
Dale C. Schneider
Minidoka
LeNora Clara Vroman
J. Fackler
Boise
Wanda Lou MacKenzie
James Franklin Slane
Margrete E. Price
Fall Session PTA Planned for September Conference
Mrs. Fred Davis of Preston president of the Fifth district leads the local PTA officers meeting to plan a conference set for September 14 at the Congregational church. The program includes daylong sessions and a noon luncheon in the high school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
L. L. Faber
Pocatello
Fred Davis
Preston
William Orr
Gentral Council
Guild Fair Plans Made
Final plans for the St. Anthony hospital guild fall fair to be held Saturday October 2 at Memorial hall are under way. Doll booth coordinators Mrs E H Johnsmeyer and assistants have arranged thirty dolls of various types for display and sale including a bridal doll with a trousseau by Mrs Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital
Memorial Hall
E. H. Johnsmeyer
Myron Bullock
E. S. Connelly
Spencer Ford
Henry Turner
Ford Music Company
S. E. Brady
George Cartwright
Brady
Leo Arnold
Edmund A. Bogert
E. P. Brennan
Birthday Fete for Pastor Harris Turns Fifty Seven
Friends of the Reverend J. D. Harris celebrated his fifty seventh birthday Wednesday night at his home. The gathering featured social visiting and refreshments with many couples in attendance including Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Harris
P. R. Johnson
Gillespie
Allen
George Duckett
Bell
E. J. Edward
E. J. Harris
Tommie
Jeff
Joe Griggs
Gurtie
Holmes
Andrews
Hudson
Ward
Minidoka Stake Conference Called
Quarterly conference of the Minidoka stake will be held Saturday and Sunday, four and five. Officers meetings will be held Saturday evening and general sessions at ten a m and two p m Sunday. Bishop J L Worthlin from Salt Lake City will be the main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Minidoka
J. L. Worthlin
Salt Lake City
Cygnets Enjoy Dinner Party At Mrs Andrus Home
A Cygnets pot luck dinner was held Wednesday at Mrs. Lee Andrus's 492 Wayne Ave. August flowers brightened rooms and pinocle followed supper. Attendees included Mesdames Rex Olsen Ralph Rossiter LeDean Brower Verl Bell Len Bergendorf Harold Dreyer Beth Lish Cecil Gummersall. Olsen won high prize, Rossiter cut, Brower low. Next meeting is at Mrs. Bergendorf's 618 South Third Ave on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Cygnets
Lee Andrus
Wayne Ave
Rex Olsen
Ralph Rossiter
LeDean Brower
Verl Bell
Len Bergendorf
Harold Dreyer
Beth Lish
Cecil Gummersall
Olsen
Brower
Bergendorf
South Third Ave
Mrs Blair Hosts Desert Bridge Evening
Mrs Jack Blair of 111 Trail Creek Drive entertained her Wednesday evening bridge club. Members and guests were seated at small tables with bouquets. attendees included Mesdames Robert Baum Arnold Peterson Lee Walton Esther Bailey Thurman Ogee Jr Kenneth Reynolds and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blair
Trail Creek Drive
Mesdames
Robert Baum
Arnold Peterson
Lee Walton
Esther Bailey
Thurman Ogee, Jr
Kenneth Reynolds
Red Cross Appeals Ban on Atomic Weapons
The International Red Cross urged all nations to ban atomic energy weapons during its final plenary session in Stockholm. It called on powers to prohibit the use of blind weapons that cannot be aimed at specific targets and cause damage in non military areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
International Red Cross
Ruth Chapter of Eastern Star Meets at New Temple
Ruth Chapter 3 Order of Eastern Star holds regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. with a par ceremony before opening at the new temple. Beauceant Society serves covered dish supper Monday at 6 p.m. at the Masonic temple for Beauc and Knights Templar widows and wives. calls to Mrs. Morrell by Thursday night. Young Matrons Club elects officers tonight at 8 in YWCA club rooms led by Mrs. Burt Farnsworth absent. presiding secretary Mrs. Henry L. Burt. hostesses Mrs. L. Stanley and Mrs. Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Order OF Eastern Star
New Temple
Beauceant Society
Young Matrons Club
The
YWCA
Burt Farnsworth
Henry L. Burt
L. Stanley
Burt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gate City
Julia Staack
Los Angeles
Nellie Cline Steer
R. E. Schmidt
Lava Hot Springs
J. K. Davis
J. K. Davis, Jr
Helena
Montana
J. W. Hudson
Pacific Northwest
J. R. Mooney
Bobby Mooney
Idaho
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
British Columbia
Bobby
Ed Montrose
South Eighth Avenue
Montrose
Greyhound Line
Capitol City
Baltimore, Md
Bonneville St
Helen Hemler
Betsy
Washington
James Graves
Edward
W. H. Carlyle
North
Lincoln Ave
South West North East
N.T
Dealer
Society Notes
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Clark Wagstaff
Michael Heaton
Mrs. Sherman Osborn
Tennessee
North Carolina
Francis Jackson
Floraine Neilsen
Miss Jackson
Frank Doerfler
Art Linscheid
Bennett
Middle Fork
Salmon R River
Bill Haberer
Lou Burgemeister
Bill Funk
Vernon
Lawrence
Fred Tiede
Cheryl
Gary
Gilbert Breding
Ralph
Marion
Ted Roth
Dennis
Minidoka Stake
Aitomatic
Zundel Radio & Appliance
Manroe Avenue
Alameda
Nich
Free-Westinghouse
Inm
Mrs. Blair
Red Cross
E. J. Merrill
P.O. Box
So. Main St
Farmers Group J
Fargo
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