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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
9
A bride guides a Cinch White Cake wedding cake method using four packs per tier with cold water no eggs or milk. Layers bake in roaster and casserole, iced with White Boiled Icing, and decorated with handmade or store bought roses. Includes bon bons made from extra batter for flavor and presentation.
A hearing on establishing the Falls irrigation district will be held June 13 at the Power county commissioners' office in American Falls. Mark R. Kulp, state reclamation engineer from Boise, announced the proposed district covers 22,000 acres, largely in Michaud Flats west of Pocatello.
Ernest Udera McCoy 72 a Caldwell farmer and real estate broker. Sam W. Dennis 83 Bonneville county probate judge. Vaughn Tony Clark 80 Hailey carpenter. Elizabeth Putzier 59 Twin Falls housewife. Martha K. Evans 79 Caldwell housewife.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Castleton celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary at home in Malad. Married May 29, 1891, in the Logan temple, they have nine children, 23 grandchildren, and 23 great grandchildren. The Castlotons moved from Salt Lake City to Malad in 1900 and have been active in music, choruses, and local public service.
Five speakers at the Twin Falls County Republican Women's club meeting criticized federal housing policy, the Columbia Valley administration, federal education aid, health insurance, and federal interference with free enterprise. The lineup included Harry Elcock state chamber of commerce president, State Senator Herman Welker, John Flatt Twin Falls High School principal, Mrs. M E Shotwell and Mrs. Hershel Hogsett.
Lions clubs from southern Idaho and eastern Oregon gathered for the opening sessions of a three day district conference. About 350 members were expected to register for the convention.
The excerpt notes a woman active in Malad, serving in the First Ward Relief Society presidency for several years and acting as a Relief Society teacher until a few years ago.
Rip Gledhill announces fourteen Pocatello high school juniors and seniors will represent the city at Gem Boys State in Boise June 11. Delegates include Dennis Dalton Richard Davis Bird Finlayson James Jones Craig Overturf Bill Scott Harry Shimada Dennis Slayden Clarence Smith Dale Vesser Tom West Tom Wilson and Bill Wilson. The Idaho department of the American Legion sponsors the event with sponsorship open to any sponsor. Delegates will learn by practice the workings of Idaho state government and stay in Gowen Field barracks.
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