Camp Tenday Opens For Two Week Camp Fire Girls Outing
Camp Tenday at Scout mountain near Justice park hosts Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds for a two week outdoor program. Mrs. John W. Wurster presides as Camp Fire board chair with Mrs. L. R. Scholl directing the camp. activities include baseball archery hiking crafts and camp songs led by Mrs. June Walters Leonard.
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Camp Fire Girls
Pines of Justice Park
John W. Wurster
Camp Fire Board of
Sponers
L. R. Scholl
June Walters Leonard
Schou
Tenday
Scout Mountain
Justice Park
Blackfoot Bride Wed in Moscow double ring ceremony
Suzanne Emerson Lever and Robert Browning Terrill married June 3 in St Marks Episcopal Church Moscow Idaho with Rev Stockwell officiating. The couple will live in Moscow where Terrill majors in forestry. Suzanne previously worked for the telephone company in Blackfoot. Attendants included Thomas Giles of Pocatello and Lever family members attended from Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Browning Terrill
Suzanne Emerson Lever
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Moscow
Idaho
C. M. Lever
Alta Terrill
South University
Stockwell
Lever
Thomas Giles
Pocatello
University of Idaho
Terrill
Suzanne
Blackfoot
William
Janice Lever
Baptist Circle Hears Unesco Talk
Mrs. Ash Miller hosted Circle No. 2 of the First Baptist church ladies missionary society at a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Ray Allen reported on the Unesco meeting in San Francisco May 13 15 and the organization’s work toward world peace. Members present included Mrs. Sarah Garrett Mrs. J E MacMillan Mrs. H Steffens Mrs. Marion Moffitt Miss Betty Moffitt Mrs. Clarence Etter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Miller
First Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Society
Robert Fore
Ray Allen
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Unesco
San Francisco
Sarah Garrett
J. E. MacMillan
H. Steffens
Marion Moffitt
Betty Moffitt
Clarence Etter
Edra Leighton
W. R. Fore
J. H. Whitsell
B. MacMillan
A. E. Beasley
Helen Gusman
Oregon ceremony honors sea loss with fleet of flowers
Mrs. Leo Sessions, a Franklin Junior High teacher from Pocatello, participated in Oregon’s third annual fleet of flowers at Depoe Bay to cast a wreath for her son Jack missing in action in World War II. The ceremony, begun in 1946, drew representatives from many denominations and armed forces while fighter planes from the 123rd Fighter Squadron flew overhead.
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Leo Sessions
Franklin
Depoe Bay
Ore
Oregon City
Jack
Deppe Bay
John H. Gardner, Jr
Baltimore
Father Shefford
Oceanlake
123Rd
Oregon Air National Guard
Sessions
Talbot McLaughlin
Pocatello
E. H. Miley
Mr. Miley
Union Pacific Railroad
1947 4-H girls record awards honor Bannock county winner
Lorene Potter of Bannock county received one of twelve county medals of honor in the 1947 national 4-H girls record awards program. The aim is to promote housekeeping and managerial skills for a comfortable home, with superior records earning gold filled medals trips to Chicago 4-H congress and $200 college scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Potter
Bannock County
Chicago
Murphy elected senior regent of Pocatello Moose chapter
Mrs Mabel Murphy was elected senior regent of the Pocatello chapter of the Women of the Moose for the coming year at a meeting held Thursday night. Other officers included Mrs Clare Martin junior regent, Mrs Bessie Griffin chaplain, Mrs Tillie Gravatt treasurer, and Mrs Grace Peterson recorder. A lecture was presented by Pilgrim Fred Young, and two vocal selections by Newton Beecham, accompanied by Helen LaFollette, completed the program which was arranged by Ben Crandall, chairman of the Mooseheart alumni. Berniece Hall and Virginia Pea were initiated into the chapter Following the meeting a luncheon was served by June Reynolds, Melba Balls, Lydia Adkins, Jo Pain, Angie D Amico, Adeline Cullen, and Louella Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Murphy
Pocatello
Women of the Moose
Clare Martin
Bessie Griffin
Tillie Gravatt
Grace Peterson
Pilgrim Fred Young
Newton Beecham
Helen LaFollette
Ben Crandall
Mooseheart
Berniece Hall
Virginia Pea
June Reynolds
Melba Balls
Lydia Adkins
Jo Pain
Angie D'Amico
Adeline Cullen
Louella Sandusky
Training Group Formed at Spokane Base
Lt Col Charles Ward welcomed as commanding officer of the Fifteenth Bombardment Squadron Air Force Reserve. The unit will leave July 25 for two weeks of active duty training at Spokane and return August 9. Lt Col Winn announced the new insignia and urged attendance at monthly unit meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ward
Fifteenth Bombardment Squadron
Air Force Reserve
George Kohl
Col
Ward
Farewell Testimonial for Elder Jay R Lowe
Elder Jay R Lowe son of Mrs Ramona Lowe of 1521 St Fifth has accepted a call to labor in the northwestern states mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints A farewell testimonial and dance is set by the Twelfth ward for Tuesday June 15 at 8 15 p m in the chapel with dancing and refreshments in the recreation hall Bishop Homer S Satterfield will conduct Elder Lowe is a Pocatello high school graduate and veteran of two years in the army who attended Idaho State college until last month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay R. Lowe
Ramona Lowe
St. Fifth
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Northwestern States
Twelfth Ward
Homer S. Satterfield
Elder Lowe
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
Empire Plans Special Flight to Louis Walcott Fight
Empire Air Lines will run a special flight to the Louis Walcott heavyweight championship bout in New York on June 21. The May operations rose 25 percent from April and 70 percent year over year, with over 430000 passenger miles. Ringside seats are included in the fare and reservations remain limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Air Lines
New York
Wallace B. Wilson
Resle
Boise hosts first annual Idaho Jewelers convention
Jewelers and watch makers from across the state converge in Boise for the Idaho Jewelers association first annual convention. Al W. Molin of Portland regional vice-president of the National Jewelers association will speak on trade issues and legislation affecting the industry. M. G. Sexty of Boise, the state president, announced the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Jewelers Association
al W. Molin
Portland
National Jewelers Association
M. G. Sexty
Boise
Cited Into Court in Local Police Proceedings
The court cites Jack Dreiver for operating a motor vehicle without a tail light. J W Robinson posts $2 bond for parking in a loading zone. F F Vandenbof posts $5 bond for operating a truck without a chauffeur license. Paul Ludke 18 of Wayne charged with failing to stop at Fourth and Center and posts $10 bond. Stanley Huff charged with parking in a loading zone.
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Jack Dreiver
J. W. Robinson
F. F. Vandenbof
Paul Ludke
Wayne
Fourth and Center
Stanley Huff
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Lorraine
Marion Clark
John McMasters
Ralph Clevenger
Wayne Booth
Dorothy Manning
Lorena Benson
Radiant Chapter
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Trinity Parish Hall
C. E. Morrell
Arthur G. Hill
Frank W. Perry
Fergus Ferguson
C. O. Watson
E. A Dufford
Radiant ‘Chapter
Blue Birds
Seaforth
Seaforth Trio
Bevshless
Rexall
West Center
National Park
Union Pacific
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Yellowstone
Pacific Northwest
National Parks
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Baptist Circle
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Women of Moose
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Arrow “Sanforset
Hartmann
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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