Army Faces Tough Belfort Gap Defense in France
Allied Seventh Army and French forces pressing toward the Belfort Gap, the entry to Germany. The inner ring includes five forts led by Chateau, La Moitte, and La Justice, with tunnels and deep casemates, while nine outer forts guard the approaches, notably Fort Salbert and Fort Giromagny, forming a formidable obstacle beyond the Rhine.
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Seventh Army
Belfort Gap
France
Germany
Europe
Switzerland
Vosges Mountains
Rhine River
Siegfried Line
Black Forest
Belfort
Chateau
la Moitte
la Justice
Salbert
Giromagny
Giny
Woodcraft Club Hosts Potluck and Card Prizes
Woodcraft thimble club No. 135 members enjoyed a pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs. Garmire and sister at the Garmire home south of the city. Afternoon cards with prizes awarded for bridge to Mrs. O Malley, five hundred to Mrs. Neelan, and bug to Mrs. Raynor. Attendees listed include Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. L. P. Brandt, Mrs. Velba Corbett, Mrs. Hattie Davis, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft Thimble Club
Emily Garmire
D. Brown
Garmire
O'Malley
Neelan
Bug
Raynor
Mary Brown
L. P. Brandt
Velba Corbett
Hat
ORC Club Hosts Ladies Auxiliary Card Luncheon
The ORC club entertained the Ladies auxiliary at WOW hall on Friday with a luncheon and a card party. Prize winners included Mrs Schnoke for pinochle, Mrs Pheebe Hahne for five hundred, and Mrs Irene Reddy for bridge. Other attendees listed include Mrs Bess Olsen Mrs Edna Flint and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORC Card Club
Wow Hall
Bess Olsen
Edna Flint
Jane West
Louise White
Lily Rosenberg
Edna Schnoke
Schnoke
Pheebe Hahne
Irene Reddy
Bridge
Mrs Brothers Hosts Luncheon For Mrs Ross At Bannock Hotel
Mrs W W Brothers entertained her bridge club Saturday at the Bannock hotel in honor of Mrs Warren B Ross Jr of Nampa a house guest. After luncheon bridge moved to the Brothers home 730 North Garfield. High score went to Mrs R S Turner second high to Harry Wilson and a guest prize was awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Brothers
Bannock Hotel
Warren B. Ross, Jr
Nampa
Brothers
North Garfield
Arthur Peterson
R. 8. Turner
F. A. Burton
F. A. Lauderback
J. P. Halliwell
Star of East Club Meets in Masonic Temple Lounge
Star of East Meets Star of the East Club gathered Tuesday evening in the Masonic temple lounge with hostesses Mrs. Clarence Garrett Mrs. Frank Schwabe Mrs. Leland Ellis and Mrs. George Foulk. Mrs. L. Bloxham presided at a brief business meeting before bridge. High score went to Mrs. Oscar Foss. Members present included Mrs. C. A. Stuber Mrs. C. M. Stacey Mrs. Lee Bloxham Mrs. J. Edward Pickett Mrs. R. M. Carter Mrs. R. R. Willecke and Mrs. A. L. Palsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the East Club
Masonic Temple
Clarence Garrett
Frank Schwabe
Leland Ellis
George Foulk
L. Bloxham
Oscar
C. A. Stuber
C. M. Stacey
Lee Bloxham
J. Edward Pickett
R. M. Carter
R. R. Willecke
Oscar Foss
A. L. Palsen
Let Em Have Their Snacks By Charlotte Adams
A guidance piece on healthy after school snacks for children with practical ideas for quick bite options. It emphasizes energy between meals, suggests milk based treats, fruit, peanut butter, jelly, honey, butter, and simple shakes or hot drinks. It includes a double boiler cocoa recipe and urges ready fruit assortments in the fridge for busy moments.
FOE Auxiliary Picnic Hosted by Mrs OConnor
Mrs Mary O Connor entertained the FOE ladies auxiliary at a lawn picnic at 320 North Eleventh on Monday evening. Guests included Mrs Mary Clezie Irene O Neil Myrtle Brothers Mildred Christensen Evelyn Christensen Ida Dalton Mable Johannsen Clara Hemingway Irene Brothers Viola Horner Dorothy Scott Bessie Barnes Dora Hayden Louise Myler Dorothy Ohman Hazel Williams Quise Bradbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Conner
FOE
North Eleventh
Mary Clezie
Irene O'Neil
Myrtle Brothers
Mildred Christensen
Evelyn Christensen
Ida Dalton
Mable Johannsen
Clara Hemingway
Irene Brothers
Viola Horner
Dorothy Scott
Bessie Barnes
Dora Hayden
Louise Myler
Dorothy Ohman
Hazel Williams
Quise Bradbrook
Mrs Brothers Hosts House Guests In Idaho Visit
Miss Mary Anne Pilastino daughter of Lieut and Mrs Felix Pilastino of Jerome visited Mrs W W Brothers for several days. She will begin as a University of Idaho freshman in Moscow. Also visiting was Mrs Warren B Ross Jr of Nampa. Both couples were guests of Lieut Col and Mrs E M Perry at the Bannock hotel for dinner Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Pilastino
Felix Plastino
Jerome
W. W. Brothers
Mary Anne
University of Idaho At
Officers' Wives Elect The Officers
The Officers' Wives club met Tuesday at the Officers' club of the army air field. Officers elected for four months were honorary president Mrs John L Eaton president Mrs J R Cochran vice president Mrs Crockett Baxter secretary Mrs John L Mulkey and treasurer Mrs Stuart Comet. Bridge followed.
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Officers’ Wives Club
Officers’ Club
Army Air Field
John L. Eaton
J. R. Cochran
Crockett Baxter
John L. Mulkey
Stuart Comet
Bridge
Packard Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club Luncheon
The Bannock hotel hosted the Tuesday bridge club with hostess Mrs. Aletha Packard. Members included Mrs. Robert Watson, Lyon Healy, B. Downard and W. V. King. Guests were Mrs. Bland Sutton, L. Molinelli and Florence Emerick of San Francisco. Sutton won high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Aletha Packard
Robert Watson
Lyon Healy
B. Downard
W. V. King
Bland Sutton
L. Molinelli
Florence Emerick
San Francisco
Mrs Emerick Returns to San Francisco Visit
Mrs Florence Emerick of San Francisco returns to her home after several days visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs W V King at 1126 East Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Emerick
San Francisco
W. V. King
East Carter
Chinese language uses same word as multiple parts of speech
In Chinese, a single word frequently functions as noun, adjective, verb, and adverb depending on context, enabling compact expression. This flexibility affects sentence structure and meaning without changing the core form of the word.
Liberty Magazine letter contest notice
A contest offers five dollars to the best letter of 100 words or less on why I buy and read Liberty Magazine. Send entries to Moore News Co. Box 607 Poca tello postmarked by midnight October 11. Decision final and winner announced when award is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Magazine
Moore News Co
Pocatello
Club Meets With Mrs. W. Herzog
Mrs. Vernon Herzog entertained her desert bridge club Wednesday evening with fall garden flowers as decorations. Attendees included Mrs. Edmund Bogert, Mrs. Ralph Clevenger, Mrs. Lyon Healy, Mrs. G. R. Edgar, Mrs. Leon Schou, and Mrs. Downing. Guest Mrs. Paul Herzog. Prizes went to Mrs. Edmund Bogert high, Mrs. Paul Herzog second, and Mrs. Vernon Herzog consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Herzog
Desert Bridge
Edmund Bogert
Ralph Clevenger
Lyon Healy
G. R. Edgar
Leon Schou
Downing
Paul Herzog
Morans Go West With USO Transfer to Hawaii
Terence Moran is being transferred to a post in the Hawaiian islands and the Morans bid farewell to Pocatello Idaho. The article praises local hospitality winds are mild and highlights community groups including The American Legion Music club Navy Mothers Congregational church St Margarets Guild Catholic Ladies' club and the Chamber of Commerce for aiding housing and dances for service members.
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Greeley
Morans
USO
Terence Moran
Hawaiian Islands
Pocatello
Idaho
Navy
Congregational Church
St. Margaret's Guild
Ditto
USC
Catholic Ladies’ Club of
St. Anthony
St. Joseph's
Chamber of Commerce
Sorority of Service
Mil
Community gratitude for USC support and service
The acknowledgment thanks several groups for their aid and hospitality. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church catered for picnics and open houses, including for the Negro USO club. The Mutual of the L D S church provided Sunday breakfasts. The Junior Chamber of Commerce donated cash. Idaho Southern University and the local high school are thanked for their assistance and use of facilities.
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Itary
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
the Mutual
L.D.S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Southern University
USC
East Side Churches Launch Community Religious Survey
More than forty members from six east side churches unite to survey residents for newcomers and nonattenders. Churches involved include First Presbyterian, Church of the Nazarene, Assembly of God, Central Christian, Church of God, and Full Gospel. Miss Mildred Robertson of Memphis directs the effort with War Service committee experience. survey to finish this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Church of the Nazarene
Assembly of God
Central Christian Church
Church of God
Full Gospel Church
Church
Mildred Robertson
Memphis, Tenn
War Service Committee
The
Disciples of Christ
Woman posts 1 cent admission to coat refrigerator
Mrs William F. Temples in Ponca City Oklahoma keeps her three children from the refrigerator with a sign reading Admission 1 cent. Each time the box is opened a penny is taken from the children's allowances.
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Ponca City
Okla
William F. Temples
Idaho War Bond Redemption Figures Highlighted by Official
John A. Schoonover announced that by October first most Idaho banks will redeem Series E bonds. He noted that 87.43 percent of E bonds sold since May 1941 remain with original buyers, urging purchases and only redeeming when necessary.
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John A. Schoonover
Idaho
United States Treasury
Obituary notices for Ingrid Anderson and Elmer Perry
Obituaries report Ingrid Anderson 87 of Thomas Idaho died at home with services at the local L D S church led by Bishop Leroy Dance and numerous speakers and floral attendants. Burial at Riverside Thomas cemetery. Surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren listed. Charles Washington 25 of Fort Hall dies in a cave in Meader gravel pit with funeral at Episcopal Mission church Fort Hall. Burial at mission cemetery. Elmer Perry Rockland Idaho dies from injuries after being trampled by a horse while stacking hay. funeral planned with details of family and prior work life. Survives include wife Florence Hartley and family.
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Blackfoot
Ingrid Anderson
Thomas
Thomas L.D.S
Bishop Leroy Dance
Arva Standersang
Reta Williams
Alex Coleman
St. Anthony
Dave
Mignon Watt
Williams
Chris Polatis
Emma Coleman
Laura Parkinson
Erwin Evans
High Council
Bishop Dance
Margaret Elzada Stander
William Turpin
Wallace
Ross
Calvin Anderson
Ben Jones
Lloyd Smith
Philip Goodwin
Margaret Amn
Karen Goodwin
Ira Marie
Jolene
Sharon Anderson
Maria Olds
Vontella
Dorothy
Donna Smith
Renae Hall
Mary Smith
Virginia Anderson
Alta Stander
Dora Tu
America
Anders Anderson
Charles Washington
Fort Hall
Episcopal Mission Church
M. Sims
Meader
Benton
Calif
George
Emma Washington
Grace Creasey
Vancouver
Wash
Western Construction Co
Sherman Institute
Riverside
Gilbert James
George Washington
Mission Church
Downard
Perry
Utah
G. A
Elizabeth Wakely Perry
Rockland
Florence Ida Hartley
Salt Lake City Temple
Bert Lewis
Landing
American Falls
Obituary: Mrs. Perry Passes. Rites Held in Rockland LDS Church
Widow Mrs. E. B. Perry and four children survive plus a large family. The deceased left a daughter Gwen who preceded him in death. Service was in Rockland LDS church with Bishop W O Ralphs officiating and a program including obituary, duets, remarks, and graveside dedication. pallbearers included John Steidley, Ira Perry, and Bert Nelson among others. out of town relatives attended from Jerome, Brigham City, and Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thorne
Murtaugh
John Steidley
Myrl Perry
Eva Perry
Rockland
Gwen
E. B. Perry
Grace Barringer
San Francisco
Beatrice Nelson
American Falls
May Nelson
Ira Perry
Jerome
Nathan Perry
Jackson
Mont
L.D.S
W. O. Ralphs
Alvin Ralphs
R. M. Whittier
Carol Whittier
Loretta Read
Andrew May
Harold White
Gene Barkdull
Richard May
Bert Nelson
Jay Ralphs
Helen Ralphs
Dorothy May
Grace Glasscock
Julia Nelson
Donna Dean Southwell
Irene Morris
Mellissa Davis
E. G. Barmard
G. A. Lund
Brigham City
Utah
John Basi
Pocatello
Railmen Strike Threatens Chicago Rail Lines
J. A. Zanger vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said 600 trainmen and operating employees on the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee and the Aurora and Elgin Electric railways would walk out at 4 a m tomorrow. The strike, postponed 48 hours for wage talks with company officials and government mediators, failed to settle the dispute.
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Chicago
J. A. Zanger
Brotherhood of Railroad
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee
Aurora and Elgin Electric Railways
Zanger
Veteran Furlough Leads to Family Tracing
Pvt Reid Baird on furlough from Camp Roberts California returned home to find his family gone. After three days of searching he headed to Carey where a brother resides, and the group was later traced to Weiser.
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Emmett
Pvt
Reid Baird
Camp Roberts
Calif
Carey
Weiser
Son of Roy C. Eitel Promoted to Major
George L. Eitel longtime Boise resident promoted to major in the southwest Pacific area. He heads the enlisted personnel section of the Adjutant General's office USAFPFE. Eitel entered service as a second lieutenant in 1940, went overseas in 1942, and served with the 41st Infantry Division in the Sanananda and Salamaua campaigns before his current assignment. He studied electrical engineering at the University of Idaho Southern Branch in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Eitel
Adjutant General's Office
Usafpfe
United States Armed Forces Far East
Southwest Pacific
Eitel
Ethel Eitel
Good Street
Boise
Idaho National Guard
41St
Sanananda
Salamaua
Pocatello
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Roy C. Eitel
Postoffice Staffs May Get Raise
Washington A Senate postoffice committee will hear a bill to raise pay for 350 000 postal workers. Senator Mead D NY seeks a permanent 400 dollar annual increase replacing the wartime 300 dollar bonus set to end June 30 1945.
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Washington
Senate Postoffice Committee
Mead
Congress
War Department announces appoint of James Kane Mullen
Washington July 7 The War Department announced the appointment of James Kane Mullen to lieutenant in the Medical Corps His home is 954 North Hayes Potomac Tolla.
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Washington
War Department
James Kane Mullen
N. Hayes
Pocatello
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodcraft Club
ORC Club
Mrs. Brothers
Mrs. Ross
Star of East
Charlotte Adams
AP Food
Pruit
Mrs. Packard
Mrs. Emerick
East Side Churches
Unite For Survey
Idaho Falls
Burley
Twin Boise
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
Bannock
Zimmerly
Air Transport
Cook Drug
West Center
Elmer Perry
Rockland Valley
Mr. Perry
Schiltz Memorial Hospital
Mullen
Lois Gray
Carlson Bldg
Hedy
Twin Falls
Fargo-Wilson- Wells
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