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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1943

Page

3

Marriage of Jean Satterfield to Acy Gene Pellum

Announcement of the informal May 20 wedding at the Satterfield home with Bishop Clarence Stephenson officiating. The bride Jean Satterfield wore poudre blue crepe. attended by Mrs. Ben Nugent. The couple, both Pocatello High graduates, plan to join Pellum at Camp McCall after a wedding dinner at the Nugents’ Reed apartments.

Jean Satterfield A. Y. Satterfield Washington Avenue Cpl Acy Gene Pellum A. L. Pellum Pocatello Satterfield Clarence Stephenson LDS Second Ward Ben Nugent Mr. Nugent

Thimble Club Luncheon at J. E. Dean Home

Thimble club No. 155 N O W meets at Mrs J E Dean home on North Grant with Mrs Clarence Machold as co host. After luncheon card tables set. high score Mrs Minnie Watson. all cut Mrs L P Branda. Attendees listed. G I A to B of L E to meet next week.

Thimble Club

Janet Estelle Hale Named for Two Great Grandmothers

Six month old Janet Estelle Hale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hale of Suisun California, was baptized Sunday at Trinity Episcopal church. Rt. Rev. Frank A. Rhea of Boise administered the sacrament in the presence of relatives and friends. Sponsors included Carolyn Wells Katherine Fast and Edward F Hoffman with proxy sponsors Fargo Sloan and Fargo Wells. The Hales are visiting in Suisun with Mrs. Hale's parents and grandmother.

David Hale Suisun Calif Janet Estelle Trinity Episcopal Church Hales Carolyn Wells Mills College California Katherine Fast Edward F. Hoffman Oakland Fargo A. C. Sloan Fargo Wells Wells North Garfield Hale

Home Ceremony Unites Couple In Po catello Marriage

Miss Thelma Cook and Gene Cherry wed last Tuesday at the Fargo apartments home of Mrs. P L West. Bishop Grant Stowell officiated before family and close friends with peonies and iris decorations. The couple plans a brief honeymoon in Idaho Falls and will live in Tyhee. Mr Cherry works with the Idaho Egg Producers Association.

Thelma Cook Frank Cook South Arthur Avenue Gene Cherry J. D. Cherry Pocatello P. L. West Fargo Bishop Grant Stowell First Ward West J. D. James Irene Cook Roy Huff Betty Jean Cook Jean Campbell Dorothy West Ruth Hamilton Leland Stewart Junior Johnson Idaho Falls Tyhee Mr. Cherry Idaho Egg Producers Association

Dessert-bridge at South Eleventh Avenue Gathering Leaders

Mrs. Jay Long hosted her club for a dessert-bridge Tuesday afternoon at her South Eleventh avenue home. Guests included Mrs. P. E. Newell Mrs. Oscar Foss and others with Mrs. Hahne high in contract and Mrs. Foss second.

Jay Long P. E. Newell Oscar Foss South Eleventh Avenue A. J. Lavery James McGonigle, Jr Leon Hahne A. A. Girard James E. Mitchell Hahne Foss

Friends Honor Guest At Dinner Bridge

Mrs. George Primbs Jr. was the honored guest at a dinner bridge hosted by friends Thursday evening at Mrs. Gross' tea room on West Custer. Attendants included Mrs. T. J. Conlin, Mrs. W. T. Richardson, Mrs. Vern Keeter, Mrs. R. E. Booker, Mrs. George Henson, and Mrs. Ayia T. Christopherdon.

George Primbs, Jr Gross West Custer Primbs T. J. Conlin W. T. Richardson Vern Keeter R. E. Booker George Henson Ayia T. Christopherdon

Gardeners Warned Against Maggots in Veggies

W Dean Boyle, agricultural extension agent, urges gardeners to watch for maggots in radish cabbage onions and turnips. Entomologist W E Shull recommends a corrosive sublimate solution for control with careful timing after emergence and after transplanting, noting precautions about metal containers and limited late-season damage.

W. Dean Boyle Victory Boyle W. E. Shull Idaho Experiment Station

Meat Stretching Recipes and Book Recommendations from a Food Editor

This piece outlines economical meat stretching recipes including Frankfurter Noodle Loaf and a Carrot Top Meat Pie with brown stew, plus a Fish Mold and Lamb Patty Grill. It also surveys wartime era books such as Germanys Master Plan by Borkin and Mutiny in January, plus travel and fiction titles, urging flavorful, budget-friendly meals.

Bishop Talks To Class At Idaho Southern University

Episcopal Bishop for Idaho Rev Frank A Rhea urged graduates to redefine liberty through Christlike consecration and discipline. Commencement will honor 113 graduates at Frazier Hall with Dr Arthur Griswold Crane delivering the address “A Worthy America.”

Frank A. Rhea Boise Idaho Southern University Rhea Idaho College of Pharmacy Frazier Hall Arthur Griswold Crane University of Wyoming America

Strike Threatens Baltimore Transit Amid AFL Meeting

Baltimore eyes a possible broad work stoppage as AFL leaders plan a Labor Holiday in defense of transit workers on strike. The Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes had begun a partially effective walkout with some return to work, and operations stood at about 90 percent.

Baltimore American Federation of Labor Unions AFL Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway Transit

Credit Men Elect Boise officers in Idaho League

Archie Anderson of Twin Falls was the only new officer elected at a meeting of the Idaho Credit Union league. Anderson was chosen vice president, succeeding H. M. Bates of Pocatello. James R. Nall of Boise was reelected president, Ralph E. Boal of Boise secretary treasurer, and George Keller of Idaho Falls managing director.

Boise

Presbyterian leaders vote to hold 156th assembly in Chicago

In Detroit the commissioners to the 155th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America voted to meet the 156th assembly in Chicago next year. They accepted Rev. H. Ray Anderson’s invitation and approved a restricted representation of 450 commissioners, the same number in attendance.

Detroit 155Th General Assembly The Presbyterian Church United States of America Chicago H. Ray Anderson Assembly Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago

Blaze at Seattle Destroys Three Plants

A fire in Seattle's south end destroyed three industrial plants including Nettleton Baldwin Construction, Johnson Manufacturing, and Western Mattress. After nearly three hours of fighting by 12 engine companies and three trucks plus a fireboat and two coast guard barges, damage is estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Seattle South End City Fire Department Coast Guard Nettleton Baldwin Construction Company Johnson Manufacturing Company Western Mattress Factory

Migration Route: First Americans from Siberia Across Bering Strait

Archaeological consensus points to initial human migration into North America from Siberia via the Bering land bridge during the late Pleistocene. New genetic and geological evidence supports a coastal route as well as inland paths.

North America Siberia Bering Strait

Exotic and Thrilling Fiction In Public Library Display

Public Library shelves feature Rackham Holt biography George Washington Carver and Harold L Icke autobiography of a Curmudgeon. New war titles include War Eagles by James B Childers and Dress Rehearsal by Quentin Reynolds with Dieppe raid notes.

Rackham Holt George Washington Carver Public Library Harold L. Icke Henry Mencken James 8. Childers War Eagles Eagle Squadron England Air Force Quentin Reynolds Dieppe John Lardner King Lardner Australia MacArthur Burr Leyson Army Engineers

Notable wartime tales and hunger relief ambitions in 20th century stories

The passage lists Freeman's sensitive Austrian professor in Never Call Retreat and Edison Marshall's Captain John Smith as well as Tommy Wadelton's Army Brat about life in army camps. It notes aims to aid food distribution and world hunger relief through international measures and references the SOS distress call adopted in 1906.

Mississippi Freeman Smith Edison Marshall John Smith Tommy Wadelton

Conference Progresses at Food Conference Urges Government Duty

Hot Springs Virginia the United Nations food conference heard a push Monday to endorse government responsibility for the dietary deficiencies of low income and undernourished people. A committee reported progress on the proposal as delegates debated policy options.

Hot Springs

Cannon Rites Set for Sylvester Q Cannon in Salt Lake City

Funeral services for Sylvester Q. Cannon age 65 a member of the council of twelve apostles will be held Wednesday at 12:15 pm in the Latter Day Saints assembly hall on Temple Square. Elder Cannon a prominent Utah civic and business figure and lifelong Salt Lake City resident died Saturday.

Salt Lake City Latter-Day Saints Assembly Hall Temple Square Sylvester Q. Cannon Council of Twelve Apostles Cannon Utah

Stilwell Arrives in London for War Plan Talks

General Joseph W. Stilwell US commander in China India and Burma arrives in London for discussions on integrating military plans with Lieut. Gen. Jacob L. Devers in the European theater. He is accompanied by Major General R D Olds and Colonel Frank Merrill and met by Major General Idwal Edwards and British leaders.

London Joseph W. Stilwell United States China India Burma Jacob L. Devers Stilwell Orient R. D. Olds Tenth Air Force Col Frank Merrill Idwa Edwards RAF

Traffic decline in April hits wartime rural roads

Traffic on rural roads in April fell to about half prewar levels in the eastern rationed area and around two thirds normal elsewhere, the Public Roads administration said. The same levels prevailed in the two prior months.

Washington Public Roads Administration Federal Works Agency

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Myra Kane Mullen Pellum Maurice T. Sheehan O. M. Club Mrs. Smith Stanley Smith North Arthur Avenue William Oberg Georgia Althuf Bert Strom Francis Fye J. E. Dean G.I. A B. of L. E Ray Palmer John Scott Scott Michael Mr. Scott Palmers Arthur B. Scott Charles W. Haggett National Federation of Music Clubs Tuesday Musicale Boise Junior College Janet Estelle Hale Alexander George AP Food Editor Germany Borkin Mexico Blair Niles Napoleon Carl van Doren Afghanistan Fox Canada Feuchtwanger Hitler Taylor Caldwell France Bishop Credit Men Prid Evelyn Lundgren J. C. Gardner L. D. S. Institute Fargo-Wilson Wells CO LONG Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company Cenfer
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