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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1949
Page
3
In Detroit and across the river to Canada Gaynel’s life tilts between marriage, debt, and a blossoming romance. Fritz announces a promotion as Gaynel wrestles with growing love and looming facts.
A brief church program from the Pocatello First Methodist Church features a Sagebrush Sermonette. The event showcases a short religious address in a local community setting.
A reminiscence from an Older Youth-Young Adult Camp on the Boise River recalls a Sunday night devotional led by Dr. F. W. Werts. The author compares the moon and a distant planet seen above a pine, using the scene to praise long-term values over immediate pleasures and urges readers to focus on enduring, spiritual goals.
The Ewings, faculty members at Manchester University, urge mothers to stretch out and call softly to their deaf children. They advocate starting lip reading training in the nursery, helping the child learn to listen and grasp word meaning like normal children.
Experts at Northwestern University advise mothers of deaf children to talk to them as if they could hear. Dr. Alexander W. G. Ewing and Dr. Irene Ewing, renowned authorities on deaf training from England, led mothers in early education methods during their visit.
Mrs. Effie Phillips, president of the Tenth ward primary, reminds children ages four to 11 that the primary begins Monday at 4 p.m. in the Tenth ward chapel.
Delegates were asked to limit speeches due to the immense effort required. Each speech reportedly consumes about 388.2 man hours for prep interpretation and translation into five languages.
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