Couple To Be Honored With Reception In Oxford
OXFORD An open house reception Tuesday at the Hillman home will honor Mr and Mrs Ira K Hillman on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Friends may call 2 to 5 pm with no gifts requested. Hillman, born April 18 1871 at Richmond, is a longtime farmer and cattle raiser. Mrs Hillman, former Ruby Cutler, married in 1898 near Robin Idaho. Six children 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild expected. family members include Frank Hillman King Hillman Edna Grant Casper Hillman Drusilla Ames and Gladys Helmandollar.
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Richmond
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Utah State Agricultural and
Brigham Young Colleges
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Swan Lake
We, The Women by Ruth Millet
Ann in a 2 year old and new baby household rejects sympathy and insists she enjoys staying home. Her stance shocks her friends who expect the modern view that motherhood confines and requires appreciation for a break from duties.
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Ruth Millet
Ann
Steel mills shape large US communities
One in four Americans lives in a community that hosts a steel mill. The fact highlights the widespread economic and social footprint of the steel industry across urban and rural areas.
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United States
Flower Trim Two Tone Frock for Girls Ages 2-6
Sue Burnett presents pattern 8353 for girls ages 2 through 6 featuring a two toned dress with flower applique and a matching panty. Includes fabric yardage and sizing details. ad invites readers to mail 25 cents, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett in Chicago.
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Pocatello Post
S. Wells St
Chicago
Illinois
Moose Lodge Plans Dance Classes Begin Wednesday Night
Moose Lodge announces a new old time dance class starting Wednesday at 9 p.m. under dance chairman Roland Young with assistance from Leo Johnson J H Richmond Ray Hedges and R Moore. Joe Ortega's orchestra will provide music as members express a national trend toward revived folk and square dancing.
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Moose Lodge
Ralph Garrett
Roland Young
Leo Johnson
J. H. Richmond
Ray Hedges
R. Moore
Joe Ortega
Meeting Set Rupert Business and Professional Women Club
The Business and Professional Women’s club will meet Tuesday September 28 at the Episcopal Guild hall for their annual guest night meeting.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Episcopal Guild Hall
PTA Fetes New Teachers at Declo
Members of the Dec lo P T A hosted a reception for Declo high and grade school staff. New officers Lovell Turner Leora Osterhout Lola Fewkes assisted. Plans include a school lunch program and a permanent health unit with county nurse Carol Thornton offering cooperation.
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S. Robert Bjorkman
Cassia County
P.T.A
Declo
Charles W. Zollinger
Clarence Phillips
Wayne Newcomb
Julia Darrington
Lucille Darrington
Maggart
Carl Osterhout
Ervine Dewey
June Bailey
Harold Hurst
Clarice Brown
DeWayne Anderson
Ida Carrington
Anne Lewis
Betty Walker
Leroy Bauer
Teressa Parke
Mary Zollinger
Marie Brown
Lola Fewkes
Alma L. Turner
Francis Penrod
John Bortz
Dick Roemer
Janet Simplot
Louise Christopherson
Rupert church sermon and convention attendance noted
Rupert Christian church heard a sermon by Southern Idaho College of Education president R N Snyder of Albion. Rev John McClure will leave later this month for the international convention of churches in San Francisco. Also attending the convention from Rupert are Mr and Mrs D L Carlson.
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Rupert
R. N. Snyder
Southern Idaho College of Education of Albion
Rupert Christian
John McClure
International Convention of Churches
San Francisco
D. L. Carlson
Vacation Woes Highlight 1948 Travel Trends
Survey by the AAA finds high living costs kept vacationers cautious. Rural and coastal getaways fared differently with Adirondacks down and Southern New England beaches thriving. Midwestern travel boomed with lookers, while airlines cut rates and some ships pushed winter specials. Hay therapy in Sicily draws curious travelers despite the heat and wine.
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Washington
Mama
American Automobile Association
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New England
Portland
West Indies
South America
Amsterdam
Denmark
Netherlands
Florida
Fie
Italy
Continent
Africa
Wiener Roast Party at Barrett Trailer Park
An outdoor fireplace at the Barrett trailer park hosted a Friday evening get acquainted party for park families. A wiener roast and program were enjoyed on a lawn decorated with colored lights. Oliver Row played guitar and sang while Mrs. Tony Padgett performed accordion selections.
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Barrett Trailer Park
Mystery Play Entertains At Frazier Hall
A small but appreciative audience enjoyed the Saturday evening showing of the Pocatello Theatre Guild mystery drama Night Must Fall by Emlyn Williams at Frazier hall. Elwin Reynolds handled the psychopathic killer role with a wide range of thought and action. Evelyn Hinkley, English by birth, was excellent as the neurotic invalid whose deception lasts most of the story. Pat Curelop played the niece, a frantic character who early in the plot suspects the murderer. Supporting players Betty Swanson Harold Read Jim Richmond Harold Foss Eleanor Haskins Mary Ellen O’Donnell offered strong performances. Director was Mildred Hillebrant.
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Emlyn Williams
Frazier Hall
Essex
England
Elwin Reynolds
Evelyn Hinkley
Pat Curelop
Luncheon Today by Council of Social Agencies at Whitman Hotel
The council of social agencies hosts a luncheon at 12:15 today at the Whitman hotel. Rev. Ed Cunningham speaks on Family Relationships. Those interested may attend. reservations via call number 2350.
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Council of Social Agencies
Whitman Hotel
Ed Cunningham
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