Rangers Succumb to Cupid's Wiles
Yellowstone Park reports seven ranger marriages since season end with five unmarred rangers remaining. June 15 postings placed rangers at scattered posts as several wed couples prepare to live in isolated park areas. Latest ceremony June 2 tied John Jay and Arvilla White, Salt Lake City. other unions include Garry Choate Miles City and Bauman Paul Livingston among others.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Cupid
Park
Benedict
John Jay
Park Ranger
Arvilla White
Salt Lake City
Tom Garry
Margaret Choate
Miles City
John Bauman
Kathryn Paul
Livingston, Mont
F. Sheldon Dart
Grace Boos
Fremont
Neb
Albert Elliott
Geraldine van Gilder
Marshalltown
Iowa
Francis D. la Noue
Elithe Kaull
Livingston
Gerald P. Vetter
Bernice Olsen
Taste Today by Early Post
A short note highlighting OTS Taste by the Early Post author known for Etiquette the Blue Book of Social Usage and The Personality of a House. The item emphasizes social guidance writings and the author’s broader influence.
Letters From Younger People on Dining Terms and Invitations
A collection of Q A exchanges with Mrs. Post. Topics include la carte versus table d hote pricing confusion and how menus reveal pricing, a wedding luncheon misnamed as dejeuner, and the etiquette of invitations listing Mrs. Mary Brown and family versus a single guest.
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Mrs. Post
Mary Brown
Mrs Derham Hosts Bridge Club at North Arthur Avenue
Mrs Derham entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon with guests Mrs Groker and Mrs Dowell. Honors went to Miss Gilmore for high and Mrs Knowles for the all out favor. Hostess served refreshments. Donna and Joan Halliwell left for Ogden to visit the J C Andersons at their summer home in Ogden canyon.
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Michael Derham
North Arthur Avenue
A. W. Groker
B. F. Dowell
Henry Jarboe
J. M. Knowles
J. E. Robbins
Margaret Gilmore
James Foley
Gilmore
Knowles
Donna
Joan Halliwell
J. P. Halliwell
Ogden
J. C. Andersons
Ogden Canyon
Art and Travel Club Concludes Season Luncheon
The Art and Travel Club wrapped its season with a Monday luncheon in Bannock hotel Dorion room. Mrs. J. A. Howser presided, Dr. Minnie Howard spoke on china history linking Wedgewood to Old Fort Hall finds museum pieces in New York. A Jardi nierre by Mrs. Frank Anthony will be shown in August.
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Art and Travel Club
Dorion
Bannock Hotel
E. C. Manson
J. A. Howser
Minnie Howard
George N. Ifft
Dr. Howard
New York
Frank Anthony
Old Fort Hall
Charles Waring
Byron Downard
Nampa and Pocatello couple wed in Idaho ceremony
Miss Virginia May Rose and Russell Fogg married Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Jones on West Bonneville. The couple, honeymooning in Chicago, plan to reside in Pocatello where Fogg works as a pharmacist. Both are Nampa High School graduates with college ties and teaching service in Soda Springs. The ceremony was conducted by H. W. Henderson of the Pocatello LDS Stake.
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Virginia May Rose
W. N. Rose
Nampa
Russell Fogg
Pocatello
C. W. Fogg
Victor E. Jones
West Bonneville
H. W. Henderson
S F W Hold Benefit Program
The Supreme Forest Woodsmen circle will host a silver tea and program on Thursday evening June 21 at 8 in Eagle hall. It marks the fourth anniversary of the dedication of the Supreme Forest Woodmen home in Sherman Texas for aged members and orphan children. Mrs Holland chairs the program and Mrs Wilson handles refreshments.
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Supreme Forest Woodsmen Circle
Eagle Hall
Supreme Forest Woodmen Home
Sherman
Texas
E. E. Holland
Jean Wilson
PEO Sisterhood Convention Attendees Named at St Anthony
The PEO Sisterhood state convention meets in St Anthony this week with attendees from Poca. Listed are Mrs. Robert E Manning Chapter K president, Mrs. C G Billmeyer Chapter AK president, Mrs. L E Glennon Miss Dorothy Manning, Mrs. Robert M Terrell, and Mrs J A Hills visiting from Baker Oregon former Chapter K member. The three day session ends Wednesday evening.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Robert E. Manning
C. G. Billmeyer
L. E. Glennon
Dorothy Manning
Robert M. Terrell
J. A. Hills
Baker
Oregon
Grand Officers Honored Guests At Ruth Chapter Meeting
Miller M. Bodell worthy grand patron and Mrs Marion Riggs grand chaplain of the Idaho Order of Eastern Star will be honored guests at Ruth chapter No 3 O E S meeting in the Masonic Temple. Initiation of new members to follow with a social hour and refreshments after.
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Miller M. Bodell
Marion Riggs
Grand Chapter
Idaho
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P. E. O. Chapter Meets Monday Tonight
Chapter K P. E. O. held a regular meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs R B Hite in the Shafer apartments. A delightful social hour followed with charitable refreshments served by the hostess.
Scouts Register for Camp at Meda Roberts
Girl Scouts are urged to register for Camp Meda Roberts at Bristol park east of Lava Hot Springs. The camp holds 50 to 55 girls and 33 have signed up. daily swims and instruction in swimming and diving are planned. Registration is at Idaho Bank and Trust through June 25. Mrs E J Darling and daughter Helen returned from Portland after Rose festival. Mrs Ursuline Hartley left town after a month visiting and tending property.
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Camp Meda Roberts
Girl Scout Camp Committee
Bristol Park
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho Bank and Trust Company
Lava to Celebrate July Fourth and Twenty Fourth
Plans by the chamber of commerce for celebrations in Lava Hot Springs on July 4 and 24 include swimming and diving contests baseball all day dancing and children's sports. A sun dance demonstration by Fort Hall Indians and an address by a western senator are planned. Committee chairs and a reception group are named with W L Robbins as secretary.
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Lava Hot Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Hall
W. W. Spiers
J. W. Olliver
Ben Chapin
William Godfrey
David Evans
W. L. Robbins
Democrat Women to Meet in Boise
Committees in charge of arrangements for a one day meeting of the state council of Democratic women in Boise say about 300 women will attend. Speakers include Governor C Ben Ross and several regional leaders with Mrs Frank E Johnesse presiding at the morning session.
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Boise
State Council of Democratic Women
Frank E. Johnesse
Democratic State Central Committee
C. Ben Ross
Teresa M. Graham
Coeur d'Alene
Frank W. Penrose
Flora Severn
Salt Lake City
Sealed Baby Seal Oscar Released Into Lake Michigan
The Great Lakes are given to Oscar the baby seal after his keeper at Shedd Aquarium released him in Lake Michigan instead of euthanizing him. Officials say they will not attempt to recapture Oscar as he recovers in the wild.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Oscar
Lake Michigan
Shedd Aquarium
Citizens Plan Costume Show in Fort Hall Centenary
Fort Hall Centennial association announces prizes for a weekly costume parade in Pocatello. Fargo Wilson Wells display women's and children's period outfits. Three events visit Bannock hotel, Fargo Wilson Wells store, and People's store with judges and $5 $3 $2 prizes. City considers a swimming pool project. Mayor Thoreson heads committee. May finances reviewed. appropriation set at $99,715.20.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Fargo- Wilson- Wells
Main Street
Lewis Street
People’s
Center Street
Edward Thoreson
Earl W. Cory
Thoreson
Leon J. Chapman
Blackfoot City Considers Natatorium Plans
Blackfoot council and residents discussed F. E. R. A. projects and improvement districts for sewer work on the outskirts. Property owners agreed to supply materials using F. E. R. A. labor, with petitions presented for district formation and sewer construction.
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Blackfoot
Nelson College Presents Concert in L D S Recreation Hall
Nelson College of Music presents the third recital on Friday at 8 30 p.m. in the L D S Recreation Hall. The program includes a drawing room ballad segment with soloists and trio, Pinkerton School dance numbers, and a Lady of Shalott setting with Aren's chorus of Idaho Falls and a 160 member orchestra conducted by Ada Henry.
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Nelson College of Music
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Elsie Peterson
Dean Brown
Beatrice Clark
Muriel Scott
Clara Harrison
Claudine Ballantyne
Ruth Walker
Lucie Watts
Joe Watts
Eldon Oliverson
John Gaines
Joe McNamara
Don Hartman
Mariam Walters
Frances Lewis
Pearl Ird
Pinkerton School of the Theatre Arts
The
Shalott
Tennyson
Bendall
Aren’s
Mild Earthquake Shakes Bay Area
A mild earthquake awakened residents of the San Francisco bay area at 5:40 a m causing no damage. Reports came from San Mateo San Francisco and Berkeley with few confirmations from offices and hotels in San Francisco and Oakland.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
San Mateo
Berkeley
Oakland
Central California
San Francisco Peninsula
Bay
Pocatellan Earns Wisconsin Degree
John Massier from Pocatello received the master of science degree at the 81st annual University of Wisconsin commencement. More than 1500 degrees were conferred in Madison with Dr. Glenn Frank presenting the degrees. Honorary degrees were awarded to six leaders in English, technology, government, music, engineering, and education.
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Madison
Wis
John Massier
Pocatello
University of Wisconsin
Glenn Frank
Karl Young
Yale University
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert B. Goodman
Marinette
United States Department of Interior
John Alden Carpenter
Chicago
John L. Savage
Wisconsin
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
Colo
Albert R
Cornell University
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Nelson College
Bay Area
Fargo
Creamers
White
China
Lintex
Fargo-Wilsone Wells Co
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Pullman
Fargo-Wilson- Wells Co
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