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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1948

Page

5

William Nichols to Leave on LDS Mission from Poca Tal lo High

Bill Nichols grandson of Mr and Mrs P McKnelly of 1255 North Garfield Ave is called to serve a California mission for the LDS Church. He will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City September 13 after graduating from Pocatalico High School in 1946 where he was art editor of the yearbook and active in oratorical and musical affairs. He has attended Brigham Young University majoring in art and helped design the homecoming queen float and plan school events. A farewell testimonial and party in his honor is set for Saturday at 8 p m in the Third Ward hall and the public is invited.

William Bill) Carlton Nichols P. McKnelly North Garfield Ave California LDS Church Salt Lake City Nichols Pocatello High School Brigham Young University Provo Utah Goldbricker Third Ward

He Leaves Himself Two Lines Of Play In Bridge

A rubber bridge hand discussed by Captain Miller maps two potential lines of play. Miller explains starting spades to create a two way option, then executes the spade line after a diamond lead, discarding and trumping to establish Wests queen and finish with clubs.

Watson B. Miller Immigration Naturalization Captain Miller West Miller East

Bantam fancier buys all eggs at three a dozen

Hutchinson Kansas. Larry Clarke sells bantam eggs for 3 a dozen for hatching purposes. Buyers are glad to get them at that price and do not crack the eggs for eating.

Hutchinson Kan Larry Clarke Larry

Personal mentions of travels from Poca to east and west

Mrs Ben LeBailey and her young son left Poca for Washington D C after visiting friends and relatives this summer. Mr and Mrs Walter OConnell went to Milwaukee for a two week vacation. Mrs R E Manning and Dorothy Manning spent the weekend in Boise on a combined business and pleasure trip visiting Walter Manning's family. Tommy Allen of American Falls departed for Los Angeles by Western Airlines. Miss Robert Rowland returns to Woodbury College in Los Angeles for her second year, leaving Sunday by Western Airlines.

Washington, D. C Ben LeBailey Small Son Pocatello Walter O'Connell Milwaukee Boise R. E. Manning Dorothy Manning Walter Manning Pocatellans Tommy Allen H. C. Allen American Falls Western Airlines Los Angeles Woodbury College Robert Rowland Westren Airlines

New Students Feted At St Anthony’s Hospital Class

Freshman class members at St Anthony’s hospital training program hosted a reception and tea in the nurses recreation room. A musical program followed by punch and cookies greeted the guests. New students listed include Dolores Larson Pingree Marilyn Peterberg Preston LaVada Lindsay Firth Donna Watson Pingree Louise Brown Blackfoot Erma Mickelson Bancroft Vera Croney Lava Hot Springs.

St. Anthony’s ‘Hospital Frances Clare Dolores Larson Pingree Marilyn Peterberg Preston LaVada Lindsay Firth Donna Watson Louise Brown Blackfoot Erma Mickelson Bancroft Vera Croney Lava Hot Springs

Errol Flynn Shy About Love Says Vincent Sherman

Hollywood reports director Vincent Sherman says Errol Flynn is scared of women and never seriously pursues a girl. Sherman notes Flynn fears fans’ rumors about romance and would rather avoid tender love scenes, while Warner rewrites push the Don Juan tale toward a more virtuous heart.

Hollywood Errol Flynn Flynn Don Juan Sherman Warners Paul Henreid Viveca Lindfors Ann Sheridan Miss Sheridan Humphrey Bogart James Cagney Bogart Sherene

Pocatellan Wins Degree at USAC

Arthur C. Judd of Pocatello completed all requirements for a bachelor of science in secondary education with a biology minor at Utah State Agricultural College. He will receive a certificate now and his diploma at the 56th commencement in June 1949.

Logan Arthur C. Judd Pocatello Utah State Agricultural College Ernest A. Jacobsen School of Judd

First Girl Born in 132 Years in Cutler Family

In Salem Oregon a girl born to Mr and Mrs Richard Cutler marks the first female birth in the Cutler line in at least 132 years. Family records only go back to 1815 and it is unclear if there were earlier daughters.

Salem Ore Richard Cutler Cutler Belove

Bridge Supper For Members Hosts Daughters of the Nile Meet

A pre bridge supper hosted by Daughters of the Nile Lybia club at Mrs A C Cripe home hosted by Mrs J R Mooney and Mrs John Brennan followed by a brief business meeting led by president Mrs E L Garst. Guests included Mesdames Hellwig Rosauer Riggs Barnes Schaeffer Morrell McCarty Menzies Illingsworth Berosek Garst Beebee Roy Getty and Myron Porges. Mrs Schaeffer won high honors in bridge and Mrs Mooney brought prize Canadian china from the summer provinces.

Daughters of the Nile, Lybia Club A. C. Cripe J. R. Mooney John Brennan E. L. Garst R. W. Hellwig M. Rosauer H. T. Riggs F. J. Barnes Dollie Schaeffer C. E. Morrell Sam McCarty Belle Menzies W. C. Illingsworth A. E. Berosek S. C. Beebee Roy Getty Myron Porges Schaeffer

I Don’t Need a Husband Says Self-Supporting Wife

Ruth Millett notes a Cleveland judge hearing where a middle aged wife of a 16 year old daughter declares she does not need a husband for support. She then returns home to work on building an addition to her house. The piece warns careers for middle aged housewives may foster independence and reduce reliance on husbands.

Cleveland, O

Utah Weather: Partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers

Partly cloudy in the afternoons and evenings southeast portion Friday with a few isolated thundershowers. Continued warm with lows Friday morning 55 to 65 and highs Friday afternoon 90 to 98, and 105 in Dixie.

Utah Dixie

Luck Costs More at Atlanta Curio Shop

Inflation has hit the luck market with higher prices for good luck charms. J. Ambro reports rabbit feet up to 25 cents and buckeyes two for a quarter, versus two for a nickel before the war.

Atlanta J. Ambro

Fall Season At ISC Opens At Idaho State College

Registration at Idaho State College is planned for September 17 from 8 am to 4 pm and September 18 from 8 am to noon. The fall term opens September 20 with an estimated 1800 to 2000 students. Freshman week starts September 14 with dormitory admission September 13.

Idaho State College Anna B.capellan Pocatello

Local Woman Takes Honors in Camay Contest

Pocatello resident Mrs. Marge Myers wife of Luther Myers of 560 North Grant Ave won second place in a Camay division contest by Proctor and Gamble earning $100. Myers, a longtime Gate City resident since 1923, previously entered other contests while her husband works as a wholesale lumber salesman.

Pocatellan Marge Myers Luther Myers North Grant Ave Camay Proctor and Gamble Company Myers Pocatello Gate City

Utah Poetess Maureen Jensen Visits in Poca Toca

Richfield Utah poetess Maureen Jensen visits Poca Strawn home at 92 Rosewood Ave and stays with aunt Mrs. Lee Bates at 46 Cottonwood Ave. She is well known in Utah and has gained national and international recognition for her poetry. Jensen’s work has appeared in major publications, and she published a volume of her writings. In 1942 she was named an honorary member of the Eugene Field Society and in 1946 of the International Mark Twain Society.

Pocatello Maureen Jensen Richfield Utah Forrest Strawn Rosewood Ave Miss Jensen Mrs. Strawn Lee Bates Cottonwood Ave Jensen Eugene Field Society International Mark Twain Society

Pocatello Women's Club Teas Members at YWCA

The Pocatello Women's Club hosts a 2 PM membership tea at the YWCA this afternoon. Officers will be installed for the coming year. All members are urged to bring a friend who might become a member.

Pocatello Women's Club YWCA Pocatello Women’s Club

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