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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1949

Page

5

Winter Classes Offered at Portneuf Park Center

Portneuf park recreation center announces winter classes for adults and teens led by Mrs. Orlean Hronek. Sessions run on Tuesday afternoons 1 to 4 and evenings 7 to 10 starting Oct. 4 with activities including figurine painting liquid plastic raffia work china painting and basket weaving. No fees, only material costs. registration Tuesday Oct 4 or by calling Mrs. Hronek at 3513-W.

Arts and Crafts Orlean Hronek Nednesday Portneuf Park

Afternoon Club Meets at Masonic Temple

Radiant Afternoon Club of CBS gathered at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday afternoon for a dessert luncheon. Twenty five members attended with Mrs. W. S. Cornell winning the door prize and Mrs. Charles Bohrer claiming the bridge prize.

Fternoon Radiant CBS Masonic Temple W. S. Cornell Charles Bohrer

Rummage Sale At Alexander Shoe Repair This Saturday

The Daughters of Penelope Ixion Chapter 156 announce a rummage sale at Alexander Shoe Repair 428 East Center this Saturday October 1. Proceeds support chapter activities.

Alexander Shoe Repair East Center Penelope Ixion

Burley Couple Honored Before Santa Rosa Move

Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Fisher of Burley leave for Santa Rosa California next week. Local parties honor them with pinochle games and prizes for guests including Mrs. Lester Vertrees Hall Johnston Mrs. J. B. Godnour and William Sterzie. The Methodist church dinner group thanked them with spoons and a song by Lois Gaskill. A final tea honored Mrs Fisher with a brooch and saw prize winners Mrs New man and Mrs Fisher among attendees.

Burley L. M. Fisher Santa Rosa Calif Bert Wolf Lester Vertrees Hall Johnston J. B. Godnour William Sterzie Fisher Methodist Church W.S.C.S Hazel Dunn A. E. Coleman F. L. Hobson Roy LaRue Jay Gaskill Jess Persons Lois Gaskill Fishers Madeline Brown Idell Brown Guy Newman Everett Griffith Josephine Jolley Charles Powers Mae Yeaman George Peacock

First Congregational Church Club Hosts Film Night

A church social room meeting featured Mrs. E E Warner and Mrs William Dillon as hostesses. Mrs A W Walters led the business session followed by a film strip Our World Church. Bridge game capped the evening with high score by Mrs Norman Stedtfeld and Elaine Hurst out. Guests included Mrs A Love land Mrs Elaine Hurst and Miss Martha Guenther.

First Congregational Church E. E. Warner William Dillon A. W. Walters Mesdames D. E. Olsen Eugene Grant Ray Merman K. V. Medrud Harold Manning David McCune R. W. McMeeley A. D. Rounds George Rhoades D. M. Kenaga Fred Guyat R. W. Bockman Fred Quine C. A. Garrett Lester Roberts O. R. Warford Ray Thorpe

Woman Observes 85th Anniversary in Preston

Mrs. Sarah E Albiston Peterson celebrated her 85th birthday with family in Preston while recovering from illness. She has eight children, 33 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and one foster son Daniel Johnson. Her husband Charles Peterson predeceased her. they once homesteaded at Winder and have lived in Preston for 30 years.

Preston Sarah E. Albiston Peterson Peterson Emma Hansen Mary Porter Aneata Farmer Great Falls Mont Leora Sunbloom Springville Daniel Johnson Charles, Peterson Winder

Relief Society Social Planned by LDS Third Ward

The Relief Society of the LDS Third Ward church announces its opening social on Thursday September 29 at 2 PM. The event invites members and neighbors to gather for fellowship and community refreshment.

Relief Society of the LDS Third Ward

Final Arrangements Complete For Fall Fiesta Oct 8

The St Anthony Hospital Guild finalizes plans for the second annual Fall Fiesta on Saturday Oct 8 at Memorial Hall. Activities include a midday canteen with cakes and hot dogs, a evening chili and coffee dance, a Midway with games and prizes, two Gypsy Booths, a Toyland preview from Santa’s workshop, and door prizes from City Motor Co and the Modern Deb Shoppe.

St. Anthony Hospital Memorial Hall R. E. Watson Watson Wallace Hardy Leo Castle Marian Lyons Wallace Rhodes A. R. Ebel Leon Scholl Lyon Healy Himena Hoffman Pocatello High School Pauline Toombs Jefferson School

Senate approves entry privileges for Australian nurse

The Senate passed a bill granting Sister Elizabeth Kenny unrestricted entry to the United States at any time and as often as she desires. The measure waives passport and visa requirements in recognition of her anti polio work, and now moves to the House. Senator Robert Humphrey sponsored the bill.

Washington Senate Elizabeth Kenny United States House Robert Humphrey Minn

Radiant Chapter 61 O E S to Host White Elephant Sale

Radiant Chapter No 61 Order of the Eastern Star holds a white elephant and rummage sale Saturday October 1 at the Bannock Hotel corner. Those with items to donate or for pickup may call 979 or 532 W.

O.E.S Bannock Hotel

Camp Sets Plans For October Bazaar Sale

Gate City Camp Royal Neighbors of America met Tuesday at Eagles Hall with Alta White presiding. Catherine Tickner and Hattie Hocking were appointed to the new calling committee. Plans for the October bazaar and cooked food sale were discussed. Ann Werry chairs the committee with Jewel Fox and Tickner assisting. Members with aprons and fancy work are asked to contact the committee. Two new members were pres-

Gate City Royal Neighbors of America Eagle’s Hall Alta White Oracle Catherine Tickner Hattie Hocking Ann Werry Jewel Fox

Presidency Opens Mink Creek Ward Bishop Named

Reorganization of the Mink Creek ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints occurred this week under the Oneida stake presidency. J. Lloyd Christensen becomes bishop replacing J. Charles Christensen, with Lynn B. Nelson and Rex Crane as first and second counselors and Rodney Jensen as clerk.

Mink Creek Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Oneida LDS Stake J. Lloyd Christensen Elders’ Quorum J. Charles Christensen Lynn B. Nelson Rex Crane Rodney Jensen

Obscure Post Script Coupled Inheritance Obligation

The fragment references individuals Della Skinner and Grace Woods together with an obligation to be initiated later, indicating a pending legal or familial arrangement. Details are incomplete, but the names suggest a ceremonial or transfer of duties context.

Ent Della Skinner Grace Woods

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