Local Residents Shared Weekend Trips and Life Updates
Mr and Mrs Tom Makinson and grandchildren visited Yellow stone park while James F Varley heads to the University of Idaho with a naval reserve scholarship. Others include Los Angeles visitors at the Dahn home, Roy Carlson’s LA vacation, Marjorie Roade’s return to St Anthony hospital, and a May 1947 graduate presenting a diploma to her husband with a baby girl mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho At Moscow
James F. Varley
North Garfield Ave
Naval Reserve
Sara Seaver
Roy Carlson
Los Angeles
Nelda Makinson
Pocatellan
Marjorie Ann Roade
St. Anthony Hospital
Malad News Notes Highlights Local Travels and Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry E Thomas and son Rollin attended a barbecue in Ogden canyon hosting Nich Chour Floyd Darius and sons and Royal Swensen and sons. Visitors include Billie Williams and Ben Williams in Malad, and Griff Davis and W D Clark hunting sage hens at Arco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Thomas
Rollin
Ogden Canyon
Floyd Darius and Sons
Royal Swensen and Sons
Island Park
W. D. Clark
Griff Davis
Arco
Grace high marks tenth reunion honors war dead
Twelve graduates of the Grace high school class of 1938 gathered for their tenth annual reunion at City cafe. Milton Hartvigsen paid tribute to Everett Hale and Eugene Sorenson killed in World War II. Reed Lowe acted as toastmaster and Lowe was elected president with Mrs. Max Eschler as secretary treasurer for the next gathering five years hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRACE
Grace High School
City Cafe
Milton F. Hartvigsen
Everett Hale
Eugene Sorenson
Reed Lowe
Montpelier
Howard Peterson
Lowe
Hartvigsen
Rosetta Hale
Alice Ray Lassen
San Francisco
Everett Smith
Chief Cribbs Frees Teens After Nursery Crash
Arlington police chief Ott Cribbs handled a minor nursery hothouse crash by detaining three unlicensed youths and ordering them to pay for the damage. He released them after the restitution decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Tex
Ott Cribbs
Cribs
Oil pipeline efficiency claim travels 1400 miles
A brief note asserts that a nickel’s worth of electricity can move a barrel of fuel oil 1400 miles through a pipeline. No dates or sources are provided.
Point Count No Trump System in Bridge Bidding
The article explains how to use the point count method for no trump bids in contract bridge. It outlines opening thresholds, responses, and the need to bid suits at 19 to 21 points, with examples showing how a 29 point hand should open with one club and how to communicate 19 to 20 points through overcalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Karpin
South
North
Dummy
East
Declarer
Kerr To Play At Sunday Service
Richard Kerr, a former local organist and University of Washington graduate student, will play the Congregational church organ at Sunday services. Kerr, now in Seattle, will perform Lux Benigna, Peasant's Song, and Toccata with Clifford Miller as baritone soloist and a sermon on Ultimate Religion by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kerr
Congregational Church
Ed Cunningham
Kerr
University of Washington
Seattle
Washington City
Great
University Congregational Church
Lux Benigna
Schmutz
Grieg
Dubois
Clifford Miller
Betty Kay Butler Joins Office In Place Of Mrs Paris
Notes from American Falls report changes in local office staffing with Miss Betty Kay Butler taking Mrs Cliff Paris’s place in the Dr. Farrell office. Also noted are funeral attendance for a shot flight officer in Utah and school board election results across five zones with named officials. Revered Rev Reitz announces annual mission festival with two guest speakers and a church choir led by Louie Burge Meister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Paris
Dr. Farrell
Betty Kay Butler
Reitz
St. Joseph's Lutheran Church
Armin Reitz
Cornelius
Oregon
Robert Reitz
Wartburg Lutheran Seminary
Dubuque
Iowa
Louie Burgemeister
Arthur Adolph
Grace Newsful visit numbers and ill relative in Georgetown
Grace News reports Mrs. Joseph Benevedas of Georgetown spent time with her ill mother Mrs. Ed Mecham for ten days. Mrs. Bardean Payne of Montpelier spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. William Olsen of Mount Pleasant Utah visited relatives in Montpelier Ovid and with the Stalder and Christiansen families. Nellie Olsen of Logan joined the group for dinner hosted by Mrs. Emma Bruce in Soda Springs before traveling to Montpelier and Ovid to see more relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Benevedas
Georgetown
Ed Mecham
Bardean Payne
Montpelier
Mrs
Clyde Thompson
William Olsen
Mount Pleasant
Utah
William Stalder
Melvin Christiansen
Nellie Olsen
Logan
Emma Bruce
Sunday School Opens First Congregational Season
Sunday School opens next Sunday September 12 with rally at 9 45 a m in the First Congregational Church school. Rev Cunningham conducts his class until November. Classes run for all ages from adults to three year olds. Parents of new three year olds urged to enroll with Mrs H V Robins at 9 45 a m. Junior through high school department program based on camp experience organized by Allen Bloomquist Congo club president. Martha M Guenther director attended Lake Geneva Wisconsin camp for a third national workshop for religious education directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Cunningham
H. V. Robins
Allen Bloomquist
Congo Club
Martha M. Guenther
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Literary Art Guild Formed in Pocatello
Local women establish the Literary Art guild in Pocatello as a new organization for appreciating literary arts. President Mrs. Vern Hough says the club aims to improve members’ literary talents. Eight charter members include Mesdames Hough Cox Tolman West Oviatt Hart Richens and Manwaring. Officers for 1948 49 season announced with plans for a tea and reception September 20 to honor eleven new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club For Women of
Vern Hough
Mesdames Hough
George T. Cox
Ernest Tolman
Arthur D. West
Earl D. Oviatt
R. K. Hart
Austin Richens
Eugene B. Manwaring
Hough
Cox
Manwaring
Mothers Should Be Made of Time
Ruth Millett argues that a five year old needs a mother with time not just for discipline but for teaching, shared play, and everyday companionship. She contends mothers who arrange life to have time for children gain reciprocal time when those children grow up.
Carlson Family Labor Day Visit to Carey
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Carlson and children Beth and Irl spent Labor Day vacation visiting Carlson parents and relatives in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Palmer
Bismarck, N. Dak
Malad
Rupert
Vic Carlson
Beth
Irl
Visting
Mea
Carlson
Carey
Insects Probed by Eyes on Long Stalks
Description notes some insects possess eyes at the ends of elongated stalks. The arrangement provides an extended field of vision, aiding detection of threats and prey from multiple angles.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meet at Huff Home Today
The Daughters of Utah Pioneer Echo camp plans its season opener luncheon today at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Idalia Huff at 745 W Bridger St Co hosts include Pearl Watson Pearl Morgan and Bessie Johanssen. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Ladies Auxiliary meets today at 2 p m in the WOW hall with a birthday cake cutting at 1 p m All officers and drill team members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Utah Pioneers
Echo Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneer
Idalia Huff
W. Bridger St
Pearl Watson
Pearl Morgan
Bessie Johanssen
Wow Hall
Twin Falls Visit Noted in Snapp Family Event
Mr and Mrs Robert Snapp and children Jay Sheryl and Susan visited E E Snapp in Twin Falls. Cobra bites are fatal to elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Robert Snapp
Jay, Sheryl
Susan
E. E. Snapp
Twin Falls
Lunch Help By Rebekahs
Ivy Rebekah Kensington members met for a dessert luncheon at the IOOF hall on Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. A. H. Dykeman led a brief business meeting followed by pinochle and bridge. High pinochle went to Mrs. Guy Pizer, all-out to Miss Emma Lou Bell, and bridge honors to Mrs. A. D. Dykeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah Kensington
IOOF
A. H. Dykeman
Guy Pizer
Emma Lou Bell
A. D. Dykeman
Ivan Sellars
Sarah Eversole
L. L. Grover
H. C. Gregg
Volney Watts
Margaret Pomeroy
W. C. Allen
L. E. Bell
Homer Davis
C. M Duncan
Cecil Hansen
Mary Hough
C. G. Kunze
Zola Walker
Clara Leaf
Ash Miller
Nellie Cline Steenson
C. A. White
E. F. Taylor
L. D. Willard
Rose May Scott
Miss Bell
R. A. Dykeman
Chicago
Dora Weaver
Burley OES Dinner Welcomes Old Friends
Burley Eastern Star chapter held its first fall meeting with a covered dish supper for over 100 at the IOOF hall. Worthy Matron Genevieve Schodde led the event attended by visitors including Bert Hall formerly of Burley now in Washington, and L. A. Jones of Los Angeles. Lloyd Driskell presented a proficiency test to Maxine Salmon as Mary Hawley and John Huntington performed piano and vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Eastern Star
IOOF
Genevieve Schodde
Bert Hall
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington
Hall
L. A. Jones
Los Angeles
Arva Cloward
Logan
Utah
Lloyd Driskell
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Tom Makinson
North Buchanan Ave
Yellowstone Park
Linda
Freddie McCoy
Ruby McKinnon
John C.dahn
W. H. Cole
Mer
Billie Williams
Ogden
Ben Williams
Charles O. Simpson
Moroni Ward
Idaho Falls
Hyrum J. Woodward
Rebecca James
Maladi
Mountain Home
Fred Sorensen
Pocatello
G. L. Sorensen
David Williams
Agnes Horsley
Salt Lake City
Lowell Hicks
Ivan Corbridge
Lawrence G. Corbridge
Spencer F. Allen
Earl
Wellsville
Allen
John Darley
Mrs. B. A. Dallas
Montana
BBY
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Lesso South
N.T
Nge
East Pass
Fastin Roth
Sun and Tome Co
Literary Club
W. E. Stoehr
Clearwater, Neb
George Taylor
Lieutenfeld
Sterling Schow
Pacific
Cleon Chapman
J. P. Methaff
James Phillips
Elmer. Funk
Bill Johnson
S. M. Paniogue
Art Linscheid
H. J. Doering
Harold Misenhimer
Lavelle Thornton
Fred Haines
Fred Eggers
Judd Taylor
Grace News
Literary Art Guild
We, the Women
Ruth Millett
NEA
Goohig Mow
Sn Phue
Frigidmire
Henriksen
Appliance (Co
11Th Airborne Division
Hokkaido
Nout C
Ites
Ladies Auxiliary OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
The
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
Carlyes
Carlye
Carlyle
Carlye’s
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Rebekahs
Miss Salmon
Mary Hawley
John Huntington
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