Miss Constance Almond Bride in Seattle Ceremony
Miss Constance Almond and Anton Walloch wed in a quiet Seattle ceremony at University Methodist Temple on June 10. The bride, a UW graduate and Delta Delta Delta, wore white satin with French illusion and carried Cammasia orchids and colodium. Reverend Cecil F. Ristow officiated. Donald Almond served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Walloch
University Methodist Temple
Seattle
Constance Almond
H. C. Almond
Pocatello
John
Walloch
Cecil F. Ristow
Geraldine Anderson to Wed Ralph Strub in Pocatello
Mr and Mrs George Goddard announce the forthcoming marriage of Geraldine R Anderson to Ralph Strub both long time Pocatello residents. The couple plan to marry at a date in late June with the ceremony to be held in Pocatello and a honeymoon in Jackson Wyoming. Geraldine has managed the Pocatello liquor stores and Strub leads the J C Penney store while serving on the chamber of commerce merchants bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Goddard
Salmon
Geraldine R. Anderson
Ralph Strub
J. C. Penney Company
Pocatello
Jackson
Wyoming
Idaho State Liquor Stores
Strub
Former Residents Tour Country Visits Gate City
Roger Slocum, a hitchhiking former Idaho State College faculty member, now associate professor of psychology at Highlands University, Las Vegas NM, arrives in Pocatello with his wife and son Grant. They came so Mrs. Slocum can be naturalized in district court after a 6090 mile hike from Pocatello to Wisconsin Florida and back. They plan a motor trip to Edmonton Ottawa the Great Lakes region Nova Scotia New York Boston Chicago and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Roger Slocum
United States
Slocum
Highlands University
Las Vegas
N. M
Pocatello
Wisconsin
Florida
Grant
Canada
Montpelier
the Tribune
Edmonton
Ottawa
Great Lakes District
Nova Scotia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Carmody Children Hold Reunion After 1942 Golden Anniversary
The Carmody family met June 10 and 11 at 1531 No Arthur for their first reunion since the couple’s golden wedding on January 20, 1942. Attendees included Frank Carmody and wife of Tacoma, Stanley Phillips and wife of Twin Falls, C. M. Carmody Jr. of Blackfoot, and George Carmody and son Robert of Burley, with a family dinner the highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Carmody
Arthur
Blackfoot
George Carmody
Robert
Burley
Miss Esther Kissane Weds Robert Hodgkinson in Cleveland
Esther Kissane daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Kissane of 255 South Tenth Avenue married Robert D Hodgkinson Jr son of Dr and Mrs R D Hodgkinson at the Old Stone Presbyterian Church in downtown Cleveland on June 15 in a simple impressive ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kissane
Robert D. Hodgkinson
Cleveland
Stone” Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Donald Kissane
South Tenth Avenue
Robert D. Hodgkinson, Jr
R. D. Hodgkinson
Cleveland Heights
Peggy DeValcour to Marry Jack Carey on July Seventh
Mrs. Henry H. DeValcour announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Peggy to Jack W. Carey son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Carey of 834 N Garfield on July 7 at the groom's parents home. The informal ceremony will be at 2 pm Bishop Marion Coleman officiating with Mrs. Frank Thomas as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy DeValcour
Henry H. DeValcour
Jack W. Carey
Idaho State College
Peggy
Carey
N. Garfield
DeValcour
Marion Coleman
LDG
Frank Thomas
Jack
Bob Schiehuber
Barbara Slayden
Judy McQuillan
Moesdames James Clawson
Reed Bell
Dick Ostler
Bob Schlehuber
F. 8. Carey
O. W. Match
de Valcour
Gail Couch
Rita Hartland
Barbara Blayden
Nampa Nuptials for Mrs Wilma Parke’s Daughter
Lin colnn announces the marriage of Shirley Mae Parke to Clark Hand Jr at Nampa in a double ring ceremony. Reverend A McNeil of First Methodist presided at the Hogge home. Miss Parke from Burley and Hand a Idaho state patrolman plan to live in Burley and Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Parke
Lincolnn
Shirley Mae
Clark Hand, Jr
Clark Hand of
Richfield
Nampa
A. McNeil
First Methodist Church of
Lester Hogge
Miss Parke
Burley
Mr. Hand
Idaho
Pocatello
Smith Classmate Visits Pocatello Woman From New Bedford
Gladys Clark of Smith College involves a ten day stay at Mr and Mrs J A Scoville 648 N Garfield in Pocatello Idaho before continuing to New Bedford Massachusetts. A former French teacher and frequent traveler she tours the west for Kodak slides capturing scenery with interest in Idaho mountains.
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J. A. Scoville
N. Garfield
Gladys Clark
Miss Clark
Scoville
Smith College
Northhampton
Mass
Gate City
New Bedford
Clark
Paris
France
Pocatello
Idaho
Mary Vance Hosts Social Evening for JU Members
The JU club of the Royal Neighbors of America met at Mary Vance's home. Alta White led a brief business session and plans were made for a lodge bazaar. New member Mary Taylor was voted in. Monte Carlo Whist determined honors for Sarah Devaney and Priscilla McNichols, with Mahala Hansen winning the white elephant prize. 18 members were served refreshments by the hostess and Ruth Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JU Club
The
Royal Neighbors of America
Mary Vance
Alta White
Mary Taylor
Sarah Devaney
Priscilla McNichols
Mahala Hansen
Ruth Burnett
Julie Cordon Weds David E Robinson Jr in Portland Home Ceremony
Julie Cordon daughter of Alfred and Mrs Cordon and David E Robinson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robinson wed in a Portland home ceremony at noon. The wedding was performed by Bishop Scott Partridge with immediate relatives present. The couple planned a honeymoon to Seattle Victoria and Vancouver and will reside at 811 Northeast Pacific Street Portland after July 1. Julie, a former Western Airlines and Deseret News correspondent, is a graduate of Utah State. David attended Brigham Young University and USAC and works with Miller Products in Portland.
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David E. Robinson, JR
Julie Cordon
Alfred C. Cordon
East Center
Portland
E. Center
David E. Robinson
Bayside
Long Island
New York
John Adams
Cumberland Drive
Scott Partridge
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
John N. Adams
Robinson
Brigham Young University
Provo
USAC
Miller Products Company
Cooper Richardson June Nuptials At Bride's Home
Miss Leona Mae Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence L Cooper 404 Wayne became the bride of Gary Richardson son of Mr and Mrs J C Richardson on June 14 in 7 30 evening ceremonies solemnized by Bishop A M Alexander at the home of the brides parents. The bride wore a white taffeta gown with off the shoulder neckline and a bustle. Her cathedral length veil trimmed with lace fell from a crown of beaded pearls. She carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations red rose buds and gardenias with floor length ribbons. Her jewelry matched pearl earrings and necklace an heirloom of her grandmother. Matron of honor was the bride's sister Mrs Gaylord Quinn in a blue taffeta gown with a corsage of pink and white carnations and gardenias. For the wedding and reception Mrs Cooper wore a blue crepe gown and Mrs Richardson mother of the groom wore a contrasting blue crepe gown. Both wore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Mae Cooper
Clarence L. Cooper
Wayne
Gary Richardson
J. C. Richardson
A. M. Alexander
Gaylord Quinn
Colleen Warren Weds Blaine Swallow at Warren Home
Miss Colleen Warren daughter of Mrs Fern Warren wed Blaine Swallow son of Mrs Ada McNair and Ed B Swallow in a June ceremony at the Warren home. Bishop E R Brown officiated with Amos Warren giving the bride in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Warren
Fern Warren
Route Two North
Blaine Swallow
Ada McNair
Ed B. Swallow
E. R. Brown
Warren
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Annie Weinmeister
College c
Donald Almond
Mrs. Almond
Cecil Brunner
University of Washington
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Sigma Alpha Iota
National Honorary Music Fraternity
Mr. Wallach
Geraldine Anderson
Howard M. Crouch
Ardeth Yarger
J. A. Yarger
Wilson Flying Service
Lyman Kenison
Robert FE. Warner
Fresno, Calif
Warner
Barbara Lou Wright
Smith
June Bride
Miss Rose Cordon
Mrs. Cordon
Tyhee Lds Recreation Hall
Lyman Kennison
Cooper-Richardson
Bride
Amos Warren
Karen Baldwin
Yellowstone
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