MIA Youth Chorus Concert at LDS Tabernacle
The MIA youth chorus of 450 voices from six southeastern Idaho stakes performed in Salt Lake City at the closing session of the MIA convention in the tabernacle. David O. McKay spoke, with soloists Burton Nielsen Charlene Millward and Jean Howard. Rehearsals for the next events continue Sundays at 3 p.m.
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MIA Youth Chorus
LDS Tabernacle
Idaho
L. D.S
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
One World
Burton Nielson
Charlene Millward
Jean Howard
Roy Darley
David O. McKay
Washington, D. C
Hawaii
Pocatello
West Pocatello
Bannock
Portneuf
Lost River
Downey
First Ward
Australian Pastor To Visit City
Rev. F. H. Rayward of Sydney Australia will be in the city for a few hours Saturday to meet with Rev. L. H. Walker of the local Methodist church. He is visiting the county by invitation of Southern Methodist University Dallas and is a guest of the Australian embassy in Washington before heading to Portland to preach for Rev. P. M. Blenkinsop. The pair met when Blenkinsop served as a wartime chaplain in Sydney.
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F. H. Rayward
Sydney
Australia
L. H. Walker
Rayward
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Washington
Portland
P. M. Blenkinsop
Blenkinsop
Another Alias Summons in Bannock Idaho Divorce Action
In Bannock County Idaho district court Venna Dunkley sues George E Dunkley for absolute divorce and child custody. Defendant ordered to plead within twenty days of service or judgment by default may be entered. Clerk Anna KeeF issued June 28 1949. Publication dates listed.
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District Court
State of Idaho
Bannock
Venna Dunkley
George E. Dunkley
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
Decorative scalloped yokes highlight soft timeless design
The article praises an item described as having best detail simplicity and all around softness. It emphasizes scalloped yokes that curve in a decorative manner as the standout feature.
Junior Chamber and Jaycettes Install Friday Night
Joint installation ceremonies for the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Jaycettes will be in Moose hall at 7 30 PM Friday. A banquet and dance follow with John Read singing solos and Cliff Hudson's orchestra playing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycettes
Moose Hall
Mildred Banyard
Faycettes
Obituary for A Wesley Leach Block's vice president
A Wesley Leach longtime local businessman and vice president of Blocks Inc died Tuesday. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in the Red Room of the Masonic temple and were conducted by the Pocatello Rose Croix chapter. Officers who participated included Myron Porges Lavern C. Johnson William C. Parker C D Clay Thomas B Dolman and Donald L Burnett. Music by the Scottish Rite quartet and Mrs Goranson accompanied. Casket bearers included A A.
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A. Wesley Leach
Block's Inc
Masonic Temple
Pocatello
Rose Croix
Myron Porges
Lavern C. Johnson
William C. Parker
C. D. Clay
Thomas B. Dolman
Donald L. Burnett
H. R. Flint
Wesley Harris
Rudolph F. Goranson
Clifford Miller
Goranson
A. A
Funeral services and interment for local residents
The obsequies honor Frank Ohlson, Rodney Webster, Albert Murray, Prant Schwabe and Charlies Wren with honorary bearers A L Oliver, C E Connors, Robert M Terrell, Stanley Leeney, G H Montgomery and Myron Porges. Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery followed ritualistic services by Keystone lodge No 81 AF and AM. W W Halsey and Milton T Sargent led the funeral at McHan Henderson.
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Girard
Frank Ohlson
Rodney Webster
Albert Murray
Prant Schwabe
Charlies Wren
A L. Oliver
C. E. Connors
Robert M. Terrell
Stanley Leeney
G. H. Montgomery
Myron Porges
Esther Lloyd
A. A. Girard
Virgil Harriman
George Hart
P. J. Lavery
Julius Oberg
Joy Hodgins
Mount Moriah
Keystone Lodge No. 81
W. W. Halsey
Milton T Sargent
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Former Pocatellan Mary E. Vice Dies in California
Long Beach California reports the death of Mary E. Vice 79 a former Pocatellan and sister in law of Nora Verly of 730 West Bonneville. She died June 7 funeral June 10 born Mary Caldwell in Wisconsin moved to California 27 years ago resided in Long Beach and Elsinore survivors include three nieces Goldie Stokes May Doscher Pearl Curtis and one nephew Orville Verly.
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Longe Beach
Calif
Mary E. Vice
Pocatellan
Nora Verly
West Bonneville
Vice
Mary Caldwell
Wisconsin
California
Pocatello
Long Beach
Elsinore
Goldie FE. Stokes
May Doscher
Portland
Pearl Curtis
Fairfield
Utah
Orville Verly
Inglewood
Baptists to Honor Minister At Reception Sunday Night
The First Baptist church in Pocatello invites members and friends to a reception honoring new pastor Rev. Herbert R. Cederberg and his family. The event, at 8 p.m. in the church, welcomes the Cederbergs who come from Chehalis Washington.
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Baptists
First Baptist Church
Herbert R. Cederberg
Cederberg
Marilyn
Herbert
Rose Lake Woman Zee Ma Sheppard Dies at 68
Mrs. Zee ma Sheppard, 68, of Rose Lake and formerly of Twin Falls, died yesterday in Spokane after a three week illness. She moved to Rose Lake from Twin Falls in 1936. Survivors include three sons and two daughters.
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H. L
S Hill
Merle Sawers
Anna Keef
Black & Black
Plaintiff
BEAL
Pattern Department
The
Pocatello Tribune
Mission Street
San Francisco &, Calif
Norman Berg
Mary Lou Read
William H. Hall
Lorraine Harrison
Neil Moon
Betty Tucker
Hugh Maguire
Howard Higgins
Alene Hayden
Hal Myers
Erma Hartman
Harold Read
Stephen Brusnahan
Lake County
Lakeport
Virginia
Agnes
Eugene C. James
Lucerne
Brusnahan
Askabe
Conver
Walgreen's
Henriksen Appliance CO
Yellowstone Highway
Ae Joc
N & Center
Magnesia
Surer Suds
Absorbine, Jr
Waldreen
Eversharp
Tampax
TONI
Helene Curtis
Richard Mudnut
Richard Huonut
Brehanaea
Eve
Bachman
RINSO
P&s. Handy
Alka Seltzer
Fitch
Home Values
Morgan-Jones
Chehalis
Wash
Albert
Beasley
Port Angeles
Spokane
Tribune
T. F
Thornston & Minor
Thornton & Minor
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