Trousseau Tea Honors Bride-to-Be in Home Rites
Bride-to-be Jennen Jensen was feted at a Trousseau Tea and shower on Second Street. Guests included Mrs. Stan King Mrs. Marcus Jensen and Mrs. Campbell. The event featured lace coverings mint colored accents and tea cakes in a yellow and green scheme. Mrs. Jensen received gifts in a room presided by Mrs. Graham of Santa Maria California who traveled for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’ Campbell
Second Ats Street
King Rye
Don Hacking
Bo Henderson
Stan King
Campbell
Pussy Wloway
King
Marcua Jensen
Graham
Santa Maria
Calif
Bis
Heck
Ada_ Jensen
Vesna
Tapia
Three Children Marrieds in Coraopolis Triple Ceremony
Albert Dinell a foundry foreman witnessed a triple wedding in Coraopolis as Lawrence 25 wed Yoland Loretta, Joseph 2 wed Antoinetta Maglert, and Virginie 21 wed Albert Dulenzt. Dinell promoted the ceremonies and opened his house for an open house party with 400 guests and an orchestra. The couples plan a joint honeymoon to New York as weather-age children range from 0 to 10.
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Ramani
Coraopolis
Albert Dinell
Usma
Papa Dinell
Billis
Lawrence
Yoland Loretta
Joseph
Antoinetta Maglert
Cormopolia
Virginie
Albert Dulenzt
Gewickley
New York
VEW States First Social to Be Held This Friday Evening
The VEW States group announces its first social gathering this Friday evening at the county courthouse steps at 7 30 pm. Transportation will be arranged for attendees and partners are urged to attend.
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VEW
Iil
Hal Ralsh
Am Ender
Porthousa
OSH Class of 45 Entertained at Home
Glenna Willis hosted a social evening for Uintah High School class of 45 members and 11 sisters. A dessert luncheon preceded informal mingling as titles and officers of the Cultu ral Arts club were announced, including Mrs Clark Larsen president and Mrs Gordon Anderson vice president.
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Glenna Willis
Uintah High School
Marion Miller
Cart
Colett Carlie Batty
RK. G. Spendlove
A. E Anderson
Culturar Club
S Johnson
Clark Larsen
J. Gordon Anderson
Mira
Francis Gardiner
Ernest Johnson
Record Supply Of Meat in 1947
Washington analysis from the Department of Commerce projects higher overall food availability in 1947 with butter milk and canned fruit likely to rise. It predicts near record meat and dairy supplies, ongoing high tobacco and alcohol production, and continued strong demand in furniture electrical goods and printing industries amid postwar shifts.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Pereun
Varl Haws Bride Ties Pocatello Couple Local to Provo
Lara Lee Reid of Pocatello became Mrs. Varl Haws in a recent ceremony attended by families of Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Verl Hews. The bride, a Pocatello High and Idaho State College graduate, is pursuing further studies at Brigham Young University. The groom, majoring in business at BYU, served in Europe with field artillery and previously managed Brooky Clothing on West Main. The couple reside at Mount Village in Provo area.
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Lara Lee Held
Lee E. Reid
Pocatello
Thaho
Jesse Verl Hews
Jesse A
Iithap
Ens Fest
Haws
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
UHS Class of 45 Hilarious Comedy Next Wednesday
The UHS Class of 45 presents a comedy production at Winter High School next Wednesday, April 18. The play features student director Marva Getty and a cast including Gage Gardner Beverly Bish, Jim Ewert, Orva Campbell, Gary Seat, Lyle McKenchnie, and Pay Fie.
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UHS
Wintah High
Chon
Ted
Tela
Oaks
Pene Lay
Skid Gardner
Beverly
Bish ‘Allis
Ster
Gag ‘Onso
Jim Ewert
Orva ‘Ampbell
Gary Seat
Lyle McKenchnie
Marva Getty
Thalia Club Hosts Afternoon of 500 and Gifts
Thalia Club members met at Hemstreet home last Thursday for a 500 game session. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Anderson and Mrs. Austin White. They honored Mrs. Hemastreet with gifts for her new home as the group wraps up an eventful day at the Cornerant Hotel. Wire Davis is set as the next hostess on April 16.
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J. A. Ratliff
Chard A. Hateh
Tpich
Charles Shhaefermeyer
Ore Hemstreet
Henry Schaelermeyer
Thalia Club
Hematreet
Charles Anderson
Austin White
Wire Davis
Hallcopter Risen for World Altitude Record
An aviation record report states Hallcopter achieved a world altitude record for helicopters at 10,850 feet, surpassing the prior mark of 1,248 feet. Piloted by Army’s No. 1 test flyer Ern est Cumeil, the feat is to be submitted for association records.
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Hallcopter
Daytun
UIBU
Anunomcia
Ernest Cumeil
Army
Certines
Association For
Ibs
Vernal Girl Honors Fallen American Lads in Alumni Drive
Miss Etlenbeth Preay of Vernal reads aloud at a gymnasium event honoring American lads who died in the recent war, as part of an alumni drive. The program emphasizes patriotism and remembrance within the community.
Mental health system strain highlighted in Parran report
Washington reports eight million Americans with mental disorders to some degree and a system ill equipped to treat them. Thomas Parran notes an 80 percent rise in mental hospitals and warns existing facilities fail to care for the seriously ill. He calls for federal funding, a mental health center, and expanded clinics to extend care and curb crime and poverty linked to mental illness.
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Washington
Thomas Parran
Parton
Parran
Perren
Tolsaot
Fongreas
Congress
Fragmented Utah newspaper snippet mentions local officials and visitors
The readable text lists several names and roles linked to Salt Lake City events, nodding to the presence of officials and conference visitors amid scattered phrases about locals such as Tomlinson, Hatch, and others. The exact actions and dates are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Rehabilitation leaders and visitors clash at St at
In Vernon a rehabilitation event drew April visitors including Vernal and Sunes Nationa officials. B. Christensen, president, described efforts toward female representation within a federal department. Grayce BIDton noted progress as attendees debated medical ties and community services. Searle & Coy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UB Harmon
B. Christensen
Sunes Nationa Pretendens
Verse of a Fragmented Week in Vague Headlines
A garbled week in a sparse note references unclear names and places. It mentions Bier and Babar, hints at votes or choices, and alludes to vines, Crock, and Fostee without clear context or dates. Further readable facts are not discernible.
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Babar
van Crock
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Gensen
LDS Young Girls Organization
Bob Rich
Ladies Aid
Progressive Arts Club
Russell Hoi
Guneo
Ken Sowards
Jon Cooper
Tlehard ‘Uttard
Holley
Eugene Sundquast
Hugh Caldwell
Richard Ulard
Sem Hutch
Ladies Guild
Iveta Curtis
Fay Fleming
Eayle Suodquist
Norway
Wea Fleming
Vinrt
Amy Ody
Apni Ia
DU. S
Commerce Department
Idaho
Hawa
Iyo
Beaus Arts Club
Randlett
Reid
Sioner Relands
Frazier
Evanston
A. Oye
Lavon White
Union Faire Forman
Ian Fullroad
Hationn Nl Wools Riaressing
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Iho
Elo Pan
Funeta
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Ira
Hatchewan
Tommy Thompson
Gather
Jebelry
Tremonton
Salt Lake City
Cola
Grayce
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