Idaho Pharmacists Gather at Lewiston Convention
Prof. E. E. Roscoe of Idaho State University outlined local needs at the first postwar Idaho Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Lewiston June 17 19. He cited enrollment growth in the college of pharmacy and staff shortages due to wartime training limits and higher drug industry salaries. Approximately 100 members attended led by Vice-president Leo Robertson, with Dr. Duzois of Lederle presenting on new antibiotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Pharmaceutical Association
E. E. Roscoe
ISU
Prof
Roscoe
Ivan W. Rowland
Lewiston
College of Pharmacy
Colleges of Pharmacy
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
School of Pharmacy
Duzois
Lederle Laboratories
Leo Robertson
Reiman
Robertson
J. P Halliwell
Ponctello
Trade Shares Shift Between United States and Britain
From 1840 to 1929 the United States increased its world trade share from eight percent to 14 percent while the United Kingdom saw its share fall from 32 percent to 14 percent reflecting changing global economic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Kingdom
Delta Epsilon Kappa Tops ISU Women’s Society Scholastic List
Delta Epsilon Kappa led ISU women’s service sororities in the second semester scholastic ranking per Registrar Anna B. Capellen. The listed groups followed in order were Delta Epsilon Kappa T Club Varsity Villagers Omecon Gamma Delta Kamma W.A.A. Mortar & Pestle Sigma Sigma Beta and Lambda Kappa Sigma with Mesdames Merrit Harrs Hayes Swanson and the hostess noted, plus Mrs. Menpens of Oakland California as guest prize recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Epsilon Kappa
ISU
Anna B. Capellen
T. Club
Omecon
Gamma Delta Kamma
W.A.A
Mortar & Pestle
Sigma Sigma Beta
Lambda Kappa Sigma
Audrey Merrit
Elsie Harrs
Aubrey Hayes
Jessie Swanson
Mrs. Menpens
Oakland
Calif
Hold Dessert Luncheon Report at Mrs Dean Home
A dessert luncheon was held Friday at Mrs James Dean's home for 1:30 PM with a short business meeting led by the group president. Pinochle was played and prizes awarded to Mary Brown high and Maggie Myers low. Luncheon followed at quartette tables decorated with summer garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmport
James Dean
Dean
Mary Brown
Maggie Myers
Initiation Held by GIA to B of LE in WOW Hall
The group met Wednesday at 12 30 for a covered dish luncheon and initiation. Committee members included Della Dean Mary Brown Mary Vance Aston Fullmer and Elsie Harms Mrs H C Brown presided in the absence of the president and initiated Mrs R C Rayner and Mrs J N Henderson. After business cards were played R C Millner won 500 high and Joe O Connor won the bridge high with several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Wow Hall
Mesdames
Della Dean
Mary Brown
Mary Vance
Aston Fullmer
Elsie Harms
H. C. Brown
R. C. Rayner
J. N. Henderson
R. C. Millner
Joe O'Connor
Names of attendees at the meeting listed
A long list of attendees includes Mrs A L Rose Mr and Mrs J C Lee Mr and Mrs R H Hunter Mr and Mrs L C Paul Mesdames George Baker and others M D Brown Herman Petersen W F Jennick J R Myers Harold Anderson F B Hayes Ralph Veach Leslie Carlyle Otto Erickson Amos Tuck John Lydie S J Swanson R O Millner Don McDonald Burt Merritt Joe OConnell Herb Baker Joe Burton J W Seavers E W Brookshire and Walter Blakemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Rose
J. C. Lee
R. H. Hunter
L. C. Paulson
George Baker
M. D. Brown
Herman Petersen
W. F. Jennick
J. R. Myers
Harold Anderson
F. B. Hayes
Ralph Veach
Leslie Carlyle
Otto Erickson
Amos Tuck
John Lydie
S. J. Swanson
R. O. Millner
Don McDonald
Burt Merritt
Joe O'Connor
Herb Baker
Joe Burton
J. W. Seavers
E. W. Brookshire
Walter Blakemore
Fire Laddies Auxiliary Attend Theater Dinner Night
The Pire Laddes auxiliary met at Mrs. A. J. Hardin 1420 East Clark for monthly gathering. Birthdays honored with gifts. Pinochle prizes went to Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Conely, and Mrs Adams. new member Mrs. Howard Hildreth welcomed. President Mrs. C. H. Morgan presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire Laddies
A. J. Hardin
East Clark
H. C. Minor
Carl Gowen
Hill
Brigham Young Dinner Held by Daughters of Utah Pioneers
The Brigham Young dinner by the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers took place at May Howell's home. Historian Emily B. Kelly delivered a life sketch of Brigham Young. Performers included Lulle Hale singing two songs and June Oviatt giving humorous readings. Three visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorian Camp
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Brigham Young
May Howell
Emily B. Kelly
Lulle Hale
Kathleen
June Oviatt
Lovina Haleman
Pocatellan Weds Missouri Girl In Chapel Rites
Miss Ellyn Throckmorton and Lt. William Wesley Brothers Jr United States Army Air Corps married at Holy Trinity Catholic chapel West Point New York on June 5. The bride wore ivory slipper satin with pearl tiara and carried white roses. Attendants included Cathryn Throckmorton and Bette Heim. The couple will reside in Phoenix Arizona after Lt Brothers is stationed at Williams Field.
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Moberly
Ellyn Throckmorton
Wm. Wesley Brothers, Jr
United States Army Air Corns
Adn
William W. Brothers
Pocatello
Charles Elbert Throckmorton
Holy Trinity Catholic Chapel
West Point
N. Y
George G. Murdock
Hugh Devens
Highland Falls
Smith B. Chamberlain
Cathryn Throckmorton
Bette Heim
Baldwin
Long Island
Cathryn Bosch
Brothers
Bryce Poel
Denver
Colo
Elbert S. Throckmorton
Military Academy
Alfred Riedel
Boulder
Mont
Harry Cramer
Pittsburg
Rodney Blythe
Miami
Fla
United States
Thayer
Lady Cliff Academy
Lady Cliff College
United
Lt. Brothers
New York City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mrs. Brothers
Concluding Meeting of Pocatello Literary Club
The Pocatello Literary Club held its season finale at Mrs. Jessie Finlayson home with assistance from Miss Marilyn Morton and Mrs. E. T. Vernon. Mrs. L. L. Couch reviewed Forever China by Robert Paine and Mrs. George N. Green spoke on The Art of Graciousness. A vote thanked retiring president Mrs. E. T. Vernon and other retiring officers. refreshments were served to members and a guest, Mrs. H. G. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Literary Club
Jessie Finlayson
Marilyn Morton
E. T. Vernon
L. L. Couch
China
Robert Paine
George N. Green
A. A. Miner
Ralph Stephenson
Harold Sainsbury
Harold Hansen
A. B. Chase
R. H. Wells
N. C. Holladay
J. Golden Jensen
O. F. Call
Ray J. Davis
Henry Nielsen
Stephen Meadows
Recital Planned for Local Pianist Miss Ruth Jones
Miss Ruth Merle Jones returns to Pocatello after a year at the Chicago Conservatory of Music majoring in piano. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones. Po catello Music club past presidents sponsor a fall recital. She will stay in Pocatello next year to teach a small piano class after graduating with high honors from the conservatory and previously from Northwestern University where she played the Greig concerto in A minor at commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Merle Jones
Ralph Jones
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Pocatello
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Miss Jones
Pocatello Music Club
Conservatory
Northwestern University
Greig Concerto
Social Afternoon at WOW Hall Draws LA to ORC Members
A social gathering at the WOW hall Friday included twenty attendees from LA to ORC. The event was led by committee head Mrs. Fred Moore and featured a formal plan for further activities.
Luncheon and Card Games Honor Local Ladies
W. O. Maugy Mrs. Ben Mary Maio Mrs. P. G. Hitler and Mrs. Mary Mahoney hosted a luncheon at quartet tables centered with red roses. Pinochie 500 and bridge filled the afternoon with prizes going to Mrs. J. M. Boggess for high pinochie Mrs. A. C. Cripe for high bridge and Mrs. Mary Maio for 500.
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W. O. Maugy
Ben
Mary Maio
P. G. Hitler
Mary Mahoney
J. M. Boggess
A. C. Cripe
Visit Casts Eula Peterson's Idaho Trip
Mrs. Eula Peterson of Long Beach California returned home by air after a two week visit in Pocatello with her brother R D Carter of Pershing Avenue. She joined the Carters for a niece's graduation at Oregon State College and a trip to Seattle to see relatives.
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Eula Peterson
Long Beach
Calif
Pocatello
R. D. Carter
Pershing Avenue
Mrs. Carter
Corvalelis
Oregon State Colege
Seattle
Radar measures round trip to 50 feet in precise time
A radio wave travels 50 feet to an object and back in one ten millionth of a second, and radar equipment can measure this brief round trip accurately.
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Ford Drug
Cartesa
Conservatory of Music
Deks
Chief Theatre
Dutch Mill Cafe
Mesdames Co
H. Morgan
Leon Brown
H. J Hill
Ed Cousins
Carl Gower
Rowland Adams
G. G. Black
C. H. Morgan
Brigham Young Dinner
Pocatellan
Missouri
TU A
Pheas
Conoco
Conoco Nt
Continental Oil Company
Ameries
Reumel
Rasonal Finance Co. Sci
No. Main
Eg Icity
Pean
Robert Armbruster
CBS Network
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