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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
5
Wealthy widower A W Brewerton Arey, long resident of the Langston Hotel, vanished after PAM left the premises. He did not occupy his rooms that night, no baggage was removed, and hotel staff remain puzzled by his sudden absence.
Radiant club Electa Kensington and Star of the East club organize convention duties for the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Pocatello. Radiant club handles Monday and Wednesday refreshments in Memorial Hall under Mrs W H Nuckolls, and Star of the East with Miss Blanche Gustin serves Tuesday evening refreshments in Reed Hall. Electa Kensington assists Thursday session in Memorial Hall with Mrs J K Davis.
Mrs. G. A. Anderson and Mrs. R. J. Davies hosted the Presbyter ian Birthday club at the Anderson home on North Tenth avenue. Honor guests included Mrs. F. J. Moore, Mrs. Frank Myers, and Mrs. Davies. Members gathered for bridge and Kensington, with Mrs. Bowman winning the all-out favor, Mrs. Rosen high, and Mrs. Adamson low. A tea followed at 5 o'clock.
Members of the Sans Souci club hosted a Kensington and tea afternoon at Mrs. Merle Stahlnecker's home. Guests included Mrs. M. Dackeberg and visitor Miss Ida Bistline from Oakland. club members listed include Mrs. A. W. Robinson and others.
A veteran lady's maid must be skilled in hairdressing packing and needlework. She keeps clothes in order assists dressing cleans and mends garments and presses everything. Nurses should provide a personal reference from the employer and a note from the lady she serves, confirming suitability and character.
Bethel No. 1 of the Order of Job's Daughters will host a tea after their regular meeting Saturday at the Masonic temple. Honored guests include Mrs. Warren Benjamin of Salt Lake City supreme messenger and Mrs. Marietta Shady of Boise supreme guardian. Miss Margaret Cass, honored queen, will preside. All Masons and Eastern Stars are invited.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Walters and daughters Miriam and June travel by car to Los Angeles for Betty Walters Nielsen to graduate from UCLA. Betty is a university student and musician trained with Olga Steed School of Music. Mr Walters will attend the 37th annual American Federation of Musicians convention June 13 to 18 as a local delegate.
Mrs Nicholas Ifft hosted a luncheon this afternoon in honor of Mrs George L Weir a Chicago visitor. Guests included Mrs George N Ifft Mrs J C Galbraith Mrs J L Hood Lucille Hood Eva Kasisk and Mary Kathryn McDonald.
Announcement of the marriage in Salt Lake City on Wednesday afternoon between Miss Cecelia Layng of Mrs. Peter J Layng and Harold R. West of Pocatello. Rev. Patrick Maguire officiated. Mrs Layng and daughters Eileen and Eleanor accompanied the couple.
Mrs. O S Hammond of Casper Wyoming is due Saturday to stay with her sister and brother in law Mrs Horace Whittlesey over the weekend. She will continue to Boise to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs B P Brooks.
St Josephs Alumni sponsored a card party on Tuesday evening in St Josephs hall with thirty tables for bridge five hundred and pinochle. Prizes went to Mrs Byron Dewnard Mrs Frank Reiger and Mr H L DeLate. Door prize to Mrs Rose Byers and Mrs C F Rork won the door favor. Refreshments were served after the games.
Mrs B F Hough entertained St Rita's circle members at an Alumni card party in St Joseph's hall Thursday. Guests included Mrs Charles Rork and others. Mrs Myers won high in bridge. Mrs Rork received a guest favor.
Mrs. Harold K. Day hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with guest players Mrs. Priscilla McNichols and Mrs. J. A. McQuillan. Among regulars were Mrs. A. H. Woodvine, Mrs. W. L. Robison, Mrs. D. A. McNichols, Mrs. Lester Willard, and Mrs. H. A. Murphy. Willard won high score, Day was second, McNichols received consolation. Tea followed the games.
The text emphasizes the crucial role of a woman’s character since she will be the child’s constant companion and primary influence at home. It notes parents’ limited time with children makes the caregiver’s virtue especially impactful on the youngster’s development.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hood hosted a dinner at the Highway Inn in Ink as guest this week from San Francisco. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harper, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Tuohy, Lucille Hood, Mr. Stevenson, and the Hood hosts.
Mrs Clem Sheeran charmingly entertained her contract club at her home on North Hayes avenue Wednesday afternoon. Guest Mrs Alan Hurt received a favor and Mrs D W Bliss won the club award. Other players included Mrs Donald Bryan Mrs Walter Lloyd Mrs A A Girard Mrs A S Murray Mrs Wesley Leach and Mrs Sheeran.
A Miss Bundy letter from Bennettsville South Carolina lauds ALL BRAN for relieving constipation. The Kellogg cereal is described as bulk forming and vitamin rich, not habit forming, with two tablespoons daily advised. use as a cereal or in cooking with recipes on the red and green package.
A local woman rushed to bathe and forgot to remove her watch. The watch got wet. she feared damage but Mr Harrison advised cleaning and oiling to restore it. The note is attributed to a Molest Jewelers ad writer in Idaho.
Members of the Samedi club met for a Thursday luncheon at the Barnack hotel with hostesses Mrs Edward N Roberts Mrs Arthur Scott and Mrs William Mullen. Visiting guests included Mrs George L Weir Chicago Mrs G Edward Schaeffer Detroit and Mrs Thomas Edwards Elton Missouri amid a gathering of local members.
Mrs Reginald Cleare and Eva Kasiska attended a luncheon where bridge followed. Mrs Mullen received the club prize and Mrs Weir the guest favor. Mrs Beatrice Steely left Thursday for Los Angeles to visit her daughter Evelyn at St Vincent's Hospital Training School and her brother Irving Smith. she expects to return next Friday.
Mr and Mrs J C Galbraith plan a Saturday motor trip to Payette Lakes for the Idaho State Bankers Association convention next week They will be joined by Mr and Mrs Frank Sorgatz of Montpelier At the convention they will meet Mr and Mrs Joseph Leisner of Spokane who will tour Pocatello before heading to Salt Lake and San Francisco Mr Leisner is with the Federal Reserve Bank in Spokane Alaska's fishery industry employed nearly 23000 persons in 1931.
Deeds recorded at First Security Bank Richmond to Franklin Investment Co. and August L. Anderson et ux to J. O. Anderson. Property descriptions include Lots 11 and 13 in Block 10. Justice of the Peace cases list R. S. Callis and E. Christensen versus George Brower and others, plus Boise-Payette Lor Co. versus E. Hendricks.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during the death of our infant son. Mr and Mrs Hubert Gill and family express gratitude for support.
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