Wyoming Bride Weds Cheyenne Man in Alameda Ceremony
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Harris of Alameda California became the bride of Gordon Earl Widick of Cheyenne Wyoming in a Wednesday morning ceremony at St Joseph's rectory. The Very Rev Edmund R Cody officiated with Mr and Mrs Raymond Weiss as attendants. The couple plan a northeast honeymoon and will live in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elizabeth Harris
Alameda
California
Gordon Earl Widick
Cheyenne
Wyoming
St. Joseph's Church
Edmund R. Cody
Raymond F. Weiss
San Francisco
Widick
Mountain States Telephone Company
H. B. Harris
Camp Fire Girls Plan Steak Fry and Rummage Sale
The Konza Group of Camp Fire Girls met at Joy Hodgins home to finalize a steak fry at Ross Park for the coming Friday and a rummage sale on June 3 to fund summer camp. Darlene Kinder was named sale manager. the event will be in the Lundgren’s Ice Cream Parlor building on East Center. The May 31 steak fry proceeded with each girl supplying their own meat while twelve girls shared the leftovers. Mrs. Lucile Bailey and aides chaperoned thirty members and guests at an outdoor cookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konza
Camp Fire
Joy Hodgins
Ross Park
Lundgren
East Center Street
Darlene Kinder
Lucile Bailey
Paul Bryan
Clark Moon
Farewell Courtesies To Mrs primbs
A farewell event for Mrs Rudolph Primbs hosted at Mrs N D Read’s home featured pinochle wins by Mrs Emil Willeman Mrs Abram Forster and honors to Mrs Primbs who departs for Salem Oregon A late supper followed. A buffet supper and cards Saturday honored Mrs Primbs and her daughter Thelsa with guests including Mr and Mrs Ray Baugh Mr and Mrs N D Read Mr and Mrs E Evans Sedgewick Hardman Bob Walters and Woodrow Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Primbs
Salem
Oregon
N. D. Read
Emil Willeman
Abram Forster
Primbs
M. D. Skinner
H. E. Evans
Earl Fenwick
Ray Baugh
Minnie Watson
Joseph Wood
S. S. Bittick
Theresa Primbs
Alice Skinner
Read
E. Evans
Sedgewick Hardman
Bob Walters
Woodrow Willlams
Surprise Housewarming For Mrs Walter Chambers
Mrs Walter Chambers received a surprise housewarming from the Signa Tola club at her new home on East Center street. Members present included Mrs Lowell Crane, Mrs T W Courtney, Mrs C R Sorgats, Mrs Lynn Weller, Mrs J E Mitchell, Mrs Gertrude Neal, Mrs John Boyes, Mrs E L Chantry, Mrs Clarence Forrest, Mrs Alline Mullen, and Misses Hilda and Zella Larsen. The group shared a prepared supper and socialized after presenting a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chambers
East Center Street
Signa Tola Club
Lowell Crane
T. W. Courtney
C. R. Sorgats
Lynn Weller
J. E. Mitchell
Gertrude Neal
John Boyes
E. L. Chantry
Clarence Forrest
Alline Mullen
Radiant Evening Club Meeting Set for June 4
Radiant Evening club of Radiant chapter No. 61 O E 8 will meet Tuesday evening June 4 with Mrs Jean Bernhisel Mrs William Bartz and Mrs John F Gestring at Mrs Bartz apartment in Fargo. Mrs Lloyd C Hoffman will conduct the business session followed by a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiant Evening Club
Radiant
O. E
Jean Bernhisel
William Bartz
John F Gestring
Bartz
Fargo
Lloyd C Hoffman
Club Gifts Three Paintings To University Gallery
The Art and Travel club hosted an 80 attendee spring luncheon at the Hotel Bannock. Club president Nellie Cline Steenson presented three paintings to Professor T. R. Neilson for the Neilson Art Gallery, with two by Minerva Teichert and one by Bethel Morris Farley. The event showcased club activities and installed new officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art and Travel Club
Pioneer Room
Bannock
E. C. Manson
A. R. Woolley
Nellie Cline Steenson
T. R. Neilson
Minerva Kohlepp Teichert
Eva Kasiska
Neilson Art Gallery
Bethel Morris Farley
Neilson
Minerva Teichert
Rowland
Springville
Utah
Pinkerton School
Pocatello Ladies Chorus
Rudolph Goranson
William S. Hill
Rampton Barlow
Margery Smith
Leo Sessions
Mowbray
Sessions
Whild
Moran
Baby Snooks
Farley
Rochester
A. E. Kleger
D. A. Keeney
Lee Bloxham
Whilldin Moran
Henry Brady
Golda Rowland
W. E. Gee
Minnie Howard
Bethel Farley
P. A. Murphy
Steenson
Sub Debs Slumber Party Recalls Gift to Senior Member
Sub Debs club members gathered Thursday at Verla Rudeen’s North Hayes avenue home for a sleepover and a waffle breakfast hosted by her mother. The group, including Cecelia Brown Edith Knorr Edna Allen Norma Wardle Glenys Waid Dorothy Berosek Madge Anderson Letha Bailey Mary Prances Nixon Carole Tuttle Wanda Harris Mardean Carver, later enjoyed a horseback ride. A week earlier at Glenys Waid’s home the club presented Verla Rudeen, their senior member, with a graduation gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verla Rudeen
North Hayes Avenue
Waffie
Verla
Cecelia Brown
Edith Knorr
Edna Allen
Norma Wardle
Glenys Waid
Dorothy Berosek
Madge Anderson
Letha Bailey
Mary Prances Nixon
Carole Tuttle
Wanda Harris
Mardean Carver
Birthday party marks Merline Harrison fifteenth
Merline Harrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Parry Harrison celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a Saturday evening gathering at their South Garfield avenue home. Monte Carlo Whist yielded high honors to Hazel Bistline and Bob Rasmussen with consolation to Shirley Smith and Curtis Hall. Others attending included Bodell Smith Marian Krussman Bette Ginzel Marjorie Rogers Rebecca Green Martha Jane Slingerland Margaret Sutton Harold Lilli bridge Howard Harper Dale Barrett Charles Roscoe Gene Burton Walter Young Fred Ostler Wilbur Bittick and Don Robinson. A late supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merline Harrison
Parry Harrison
South Garfield Avenue
Hazel Bistline
Bob Rasmussen
Shirley Smith
Curtis Hall
Bodell Smith
Marian Krussman
Bette Ginzel
Marjorie Rogers
Rebecca Green
Martha Jane Slingerland
Margaret Sutton
Harold Lillibridge
Howard Harper
Dale Barrett
Charles Roscoe
Gene
Harrisons Plan Season of Travel
Mr and Mrs Parry Harrison return from a week in northern Idaho where he as district governor of Lions clubs visited Lewiston Moscow and Coeur d Alene. They plan to attend Union Pacific Watch Inspectors conventions in Omaha Chicago and then Harrisons split travels with trips to New York Washington D C and Maryland. In July they aim to attend the Lions clubs international convention in Havanna Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Harrison
Idaho
Harrison
Lions Club
Lewiston
Moscow
Coeur d'Alene
Union Pacific Watch Inspectors
Omaha
Chicago
George Ray Receives Medical Degree
George Ray son of Dr and Mrs D C Ray will graduate from the University of Louisville School of Medicine at commencement on June 4. he earned a BA at Stanford and will internship at St Vincent's in Portland after visiting Pocatello. The Rays plan California Stanford commencement and travel to Portland to see sons Jesse and George. Dr Jesse Ray heads residency at St Vincent's then enters private practice in Portland June 15. Chapter K P BE O will meet June 3 at 6 30 at 626 West Clark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis Ray
D. C. Ray
University of Louisville
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Ray
Stanford University
Louisville
Portland
Oregon
St Vincent's Hospital
California
Stanford
Kathryn
Jesse Ray
George Ray
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Local Personalities Visit. Camp Fire Change of Meeting Day
Dr and Mrs G Titus Cornell and son John of Kellogg arrive in Pocatello to visit Dr Cornells parents Mr and Mrs W S Cornell. Camp Fire Council shifts meeting from Thursday to Friday with hostesses Mrs O D Garrison Mrs Victor E Jones and Mrs S C Rhoads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Council
O. D. Garrison
East Lewis Street
Victor E. Jones
8. C. Rhoads
Garrison
Wyeth Chapter Elects Officers for D A R Meeting
Wyeth chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers at Mrs J P Halliwell West Whitman home. Re-elected regent Mrs Halliwell treasurer Mr Edward S Connelly secretary Mrs H R West registrar Mrs C L Lewis historian Mrs S C Winters vice regent Mr W W Brothers chaplain Mrs G A Schoper. Gail Wells was honored as outstanding girl graduate with a gold woven bracelet. The chapter adjourned for summer and will meet again in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Wells
Richard Wells
Wyeth
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. P. Halliwell
West Whitman
Halliwell
Margaret Mines
Edward S. Connelly
H. R. West
C. L. Lewis
Miss Wells
Petrone Studios Recital Showcases Students In Anderson Hall
Petrone Studios presents a public recital featuring voice piano and speech pupils. Vocalists include Ted Lynn Gladys Lynn Rex Eaton Nola Woodland and others. Mary Petrone guides piano and speech students such as Opal Murray Bill Francis Ross Garrison and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Petrone
Opal Murray
Bill Francis
Ross Garrison
Kenneth Botts
Glenda Schneider
Betty Beutler
Lula Watts
Edna Jean Currier
Delmer Keller
Elaine Poole
Donna Schneider
Margaret Briggs
Pinkerton School Annual Dance Revue Promises Entertaining Program
Pinkerton School presents its annual Dance Revue in Frazier hall on June 4 featuring two numbers The Ugly Duckling and a Ballerina a musical about Hans Christian Andersen. University drama scholar Guy Hansen plays Andersen with cast members Jean Slaughter Nona Heyland Donna Lou Barrett and others. Special scenery is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Frazier Hall
Hans Christian Andersen
Andersen
Guy Hansen
Jean Slaughter
Nona Heyland
Asly Ducklins
Donna Lou Barrett
Republican Women Meet Friday at Hotel Bannock
The Women’s Republican duo will meet Friday June 7 at 2 30 in the Dorion room of the Hotel Bannock. Judge H J Swanson will be the speaker and Mrs E J Merrill will preside. Music by the First Ward Relief Society chorus. No hostess refreshments after the meeting. Alb members and interested friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorion
Bannock
H. J Swanson
E. J. Merrill
First Ward Relief Society
Alb
Park College graduate Mary Lou Evans to study as technician
Miss Mary Lou Evans of 1029 North Main Street Pocatello daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Evans graduates in the Park College 1940 class Parkville Missouri She majored in biology plans to study as a laboratory technician in Olympia Washington She attended DeBivis High School Toledo Ohio where the Evans family lived before moving to Pocatello Both parents are Park College alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Evans
T. C. Evans
North Main Street
Pocatello
Park College
Parkville
Missouri
Miss Evans
Olympia Washington
de Vilbiss High School
Toledo
Ohio
Evans
Idaho Education Association petitions seek sales tax ballot
John J. Hillman said 1600 Lewiston area signatures have been collected for a sales tax measure to appear on the November ballot. About 18500 signatures are required by June 15 to place a 2 percent tax on all purchases before voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
John J. Hillman
The
Idaho Education Association
Lewiston
Artist Entertains At Studio Tea In Pinkerton Home
Miss Golda Rowland closed her studio art class for the season with a tea and exhibit at Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. W. D. Service and Mrs Pinkerton. Floral décor featured pink and white peonies and an American beauty rose arrangement by Mrs. G. A. Henson. Students Sylvan Block Jean Brydon Billy Brydon Billy Christenson Althea Goddard Miriam Movle Patty Lyons Carol Rounds Roberta Rowland Emily Lou Service exhibited pastels oils and watercolors. Rowland showed four paintings and two formal flower arrangements. Seventy five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Rowland
C. H. Pinkerton
W. D. Service
Pinkerton
G. A. Henson
Emily Lou Service
Miriam Moyle
Althea Goddard
Roberta Rowland
Patty Lyons
Jean Brydon
H. D. Holsinger
H. D. Holsinger; Violin Solo, “Souvenir,” Nola Jean Evans
Cecile Chambers
Alba Comastri
Mary Comastri
Nola Jean Evans
Beverly Bean
Sharon Chambers
Parrell Madsen
Betty Garvin
Dana Pinkerton
Little Chick
Dorothy Finlayson
Marjorie Dean
Patty Yearsley
Sylvan Block
Billy Brydon
Billy Christenson
Miriam Movle
Carol Rounds
Graduate Nurses Are Feted At St Anthony’s Hospital
Senior nurses at St Anthony’s hospital are honored with multiple events as graduation exercises approach on Thursday evening June 6. Mary Bistline hosts breakfast for the class at her East Lander home with six named attendees. A second year outing featured a Lava Hot Springs picnic and swim party. Hospital Sisters plan a dinner for the student body, and the Hospital Alumnae recently hosted a dancing party at the L D S Institute in honor of the grads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mary Bistline
East Lander
Virginia Brown
Vola Gne Bishop
Dorothy McEnany
Margaret Ann Hinckley
Marie Ann Misslin
Lava Hot Springs
Sisters of the Hospital
L. D. S. Institute
Returns From Altrusa Convention
Mrs. T. Kihara returned Monday from Everett Washington where as delegate from the Pocatello chapter of Altrusa she attended the annual convention of the Tenth District of Altrusa International held May 25 and 26 Idaho was represented by delegates from Boise and Lewiston Lewiston was chosen as the convention city for 1941 Mrs. Kihara will report at the next club meeting Friday June 7 at Mrs. S. P Smith in Pocatello ID members hosted Reverend and Mrs. Joseph Chester former Pocatellans during her stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kihara
Everett
Washington
Pocatello
Altrusa
Altrusa International
Kihara
Ultrusan
H. H. Beasley
Idaho
Boise
Lewiston
Joseph Chester
Pocatellans
S. P Smith
Chapter Enjoys An English Tea At Eastern Star meeting
Radiant chapter No. 61 Order of Eastern Star met in Masonic temple with Mrs. W. T. Cornell and Lloyd C. Hoffman as patrons. One candidate received initiatory degrees. Vocal solos by W. S. Cornell, Mrs. Wellington Miller, and Mrs. John E. Schaefer of Sandpoint followed by an English tea hosted by Mrs. Thomas Norris. Hostesses included Mrs. Gail Train Mrs. A W Robinson and Mrs. Francis E MacKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Cornell
Lioyd C. Hoffman
Radiant
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
W. S. Cornell
Wellington Miller
John E. Schaefer
Sandpoint
Idaho
Thomas Norris
Gail Train
A W. Robinson
Francis E. MacKenzie
Myron Porges
Francis Seavers
Clare Norris
Pocatellan on Mills Roster
Mills College announces Elizabeth Fargo Wells of Pocatello will graduate at the June tenth commencement. She attended Pocatello High School and studied home economics at Mills, with active roles in Home Economics and related clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills College
Calif
Elizabeth Fargo Wells
Chester G. Wells
North Garfield
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Mills
Bibliophile Society member announces engagement at breakfast
Miss Wells of the Bibliophile Society and Weekly and Yearbook staffs announced her engagement to Mr. David Hale of Suisun, California, during the Junior-Senior Breakfast in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wells
David Hale
Suisun
California
Pocatello Girl Scout Council Sponsors Day Camp
The Pocatello Girl Scout Council sponsors a day camp for girls over seven, held Tuesdays and Thursdays from June 4 to 25 at Irving School field North Grant Avenue 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. L. R. Haley chairs, Miss Ann Raymond leads with trained recreation consultants, lunches advised, mothers’ note required, call 2496-W for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Girl Scout Council
Irving School Field
North Grant Avenue
L. R. Haley
Ann Raymond
Girl Scout
Ifice
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Mrs. Primbs
University Gallery
D. L. Andrews
Harrisons
Mabelle Tupper
Ogden
Kathyrn Tupper Rogers
Harry H. Wilson
Wilson
Mary Jones
North Platte
Nebraska
Mrs. J. L. Hood
Mr. Hood
Mrs. John Hood
Mrs. Hood
Mrs. Helen Fever
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Merrill
Inlaw
Lynn Gee
Madison, Wisconsin
Lynn
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Xi
Southwest
Bryce, Cedar Breaks
Zion National Canyons
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Nevada
Salt Lake
Connelly
Alma Woodhall
Grace Bean
Los Angeles
Harriet St. Marie
Joan Scowcroft
Ogden, Utah
Mrs
Gilbert Moyle
Radiant Club
Charles Kirchner
South Fifth Avenue
A. E. Dufford
W W. Brothers
Palo Alto
Ruth Ann
Yosemite National Park
Redding California
Dr. Brothers
W. C. Carnes
West Bonnevile
Pacific Coast
Millard W. Carnes
Billings
Montana
Wyeth Chapter
Petrone Studios
Everend Rollo C. Speer
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Blanche Johnson
Germaine Espitallier
Lillian Lowry
Carl Roberts
R. M. Rogers
the Moose
Eva Parkinson
C H. Higgins
Mae Brown
Dora Eales
Elsa Cornelson
Governor Campbell
Pocatellan
Adelaide Anderson Ashton
Pocatelo
Mrs. Ashton
Bannock Hotel
Council
Marjorie Miller Jones
Evelyn Miller Jones
Anderson Recital Hall
Idaho Lumber & Hardware CO
East Center
Graves & Potter, Inc
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