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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1949
Page
5
Sen. Glen Taylor says his GI Bill unemployment coverage extension would aid veterans hit by the recession who worked steadily but risk unemployment. He argues the bill provides benefits for two more years and rejects claims it promotes idleness.
A reader listings page enumerates service times and leaders for many local churches. Each entry notes church name, address, pastor or leader, and weekly schedule from Sunday School to Evening Worship along with extra activities like youth groups and prayer meetings.
A compiled list shows Sunday and midweek services for Blackfoot churches and others including First Church and St Pauls Episcopal. It notes sacrament meetings, Sunday schools, and youth activities, along with brief local government mentions on rural electrification loans and fairgrounds expansions.
The Sagebrush Sermonette, delivered by LeROY H. WALKER, pastor of Pocatello First Methodist Church, presents a reflective message likely tied to local faith and community concerns. The brief item notes the speaker and venue.
A meditation on God’s creation at Hat Point and in the Sawtooth mountains. The author links Psalm 95 to Malthie D. Babcock’s hymn This Is My Father’s World and urges viewers to stewardship by avoiding fires pollution and destruction in forests, streams, and peaks.
Ground breaking announced for the new First Baptist Church to add an educational unit and sanctuary. The $50,000 educational unit will be completed first, followed by a $75,000 sanctuary. Vernon Hershberger will handle construction with Paradice and Hunter as architects. Rudolph Willecke chairs the building committee with John H. Whitsell as moderator and John Terrell as finance chair. The project aims for a 6 to 8 month start-to-finish timeline on the northeast corner of Arthur.
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