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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1949

Page

3

Lois Abtner Weds Ramond Clyde Likes in Blackfoot

The marriage of Lois Abtner to Ramond Clyde Likes was performed June 23 at the home of Parley Brave in the Blackfoot LDS stake. The couple will reside in Idaho Falls. The event featured attendants Leah Batman and George Sikes with a family dinner, cake, and a reception in the Castel ballroom.

Blackfoot E. J. Abtner Lois Ramond Clyde Likes Luther Idaho Falls Parley Brave Leah Batman George Sikes O. V. Bateman John Barnes Willard Ae Arthur Wi Nk

Wives of Painters Elect Leaders at Frank Hatch Home

Mrs. Jack Rhondeau was elected president of the Painters auxiliary at a meeting held at Mrs. Frank Hatch’s home on Portneuf Park. Elected secretary was Mrs. Frank Durman, conductress Mrs. Claude Criss, warden Mrs. William Gibson, trustee Mrs. Virginia Fitch, preceptress Mrs Ed Trahan. Re-elected were Mrs. Virginia Ward as vice president and Mrs. Andy Molli as treasurer. Mrs. Melvin Clark, outgoing president, installed the new officers. A gift of appreciation was given to Mrs. Clark and outgoing treasurer Mrs. Bob Getty.

Jack Rhondeau Painters Frank Hatch Portneuf Park Frank Durman Claude Criss William Gibson Virginia Fitch Ed. Trahan Virginia Ward Andy Molli Melvin Clark Clark Bob Getty

Malad Engagement Announced for Williams Stayner

The engagement of Charlotte Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs LaVen Williams to Lynn Stayner son of Mr and Mrs Henry T Stayner is announced. The bride elect graduated from Malad high school this year and Stayner has attended BYU the past two years.

Malad Charlotte Williams LaVen Williams Lynn Stayner Henry T. Stayner Malad High School Stayner BYU

Blackfoot Couple Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage

Blackfoot Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner on June 21 hosted by their daughters at Mrs. Andrew Johnsons home. The couple, born in 1877 and 1881 respectively, wed in 1899 and have lived in Blackfoot since 1908. They have 8 children, 27 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.

P. R. Moore Andrew Johnson Moore George Luta Margie Sjostrom Portland A. T. Tucker Irving Anderson Bert Moore Frank Moore Blackfoot LaGene W. Moore Homer

Book Of Knowledge Traces Clock Word Origin

The Book of Knowledge notes the term clock is a recent English addition deriving from the French cloche. It originally referred to bells marking hours of devotion and work in monasteries.

Home Project Starts Soon In Blackfoot

Construction of a new housing project on the Merlin Farnes addition across from the Blackfoot Green House on highway 20 will begin within 10 days. Twenty houses have been sold and the first 10 are expected to finish in 30 days.

Blackfoot Merlin Farnes Highway 20 Associated Builders Supply Company of San Francisco

Mother-Daughter Banquet At Blackfoot Ward

More than 65 LDS girls and 44 mothers from the Blackfoot Second ward attended a social around a large fireplace at the Howard Madsen home. Leaders served dinner and Corsages were given to each mother with Florence Christiansen as featured speaker and Donnetta Green as MC.

Blackfoot LDS Second Ward Howard Madsen Thelma Jensen Ruth Hopkins Phyllis Lawrence Eva Cunningham Elizabeth Freeman Eunice Cammack Clara Madsen Merline Farnes Marie Fresh Freida Jorgensen Florence Christiansen Enid Robertson Marian Green Saran Maughan Luciene Fresh Jackie Farnes Donnetta Green

Bancroft Beverly Johnson Weds Ray Barolho in Ogden

Beverly Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson married Ray Barolho at the Barolho home in Ogden with Bishop Marlen officiating. A trousseau tea hosted by Mrs Johnson and Alene Johnson preceded the ceremony. A separate note says Gary Burge celebrated his 11th birthday at the Ray Burge residence with guests including Gary Hogan Gary Gumm Bobb Peterist Kenneth Payne Dickie Johnson and Mick Biorn Judy Burge is visiting this week.

Beverly Johnson Lee Johnson Ray Barolho Charles Barolho Ogden Bishop Marlen Fourth Ward Miss Johnson Alene Johnson Leo Johnson Gary Burge Ray Burge Gary Hogan Gary Gumm Bobb Peterist Kenneth Payne Dickie Johnson Mick Biorn Judy Burge

Pocatello Families Take Weekend Trips and Plans

In Pocatello and nearby towns, families visited Yellowstone National Park and Salt Lake City for weddings and reunions. Geraldine Phillips of Bancroft will marry June 30 in Salt Lake City while the Call family took a week’s vacation in Yellowstone. Local 4-H club members in Lund met for sewing and crafts under Lois Ridlisbaker, and visitors and relatives gathered in Pocatello for social occasions.

Pocatello Roy Lindley Ellis Call Dorothy Louie Call Yellowstone National Park Geraldine Phillips Joe Phillips Bancroft Salt Lake City Arnold Reddish Marvin Thompson Little Seamstress Lund

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Lois Abtner Ramond Fano Snc Idaho Oxfords Salo Jarman John C Fortune LEE Jeans Harry Morgan and Sporting Goods West Center Mrs. Ramond Clyde Lois Abter E. J. Abter Ron Anderson Bonneville Blackfoot Ward Lois Ridlisbaker Janice Jenkins Barbara Wilson Luther Wilson Logan Izatt Jack Creer Ted Robison Eldred Hogan Tribune Thurs Bhourer Marquisettes Batistes Sao West Center Violet Christensen
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