Ninth Branch Graduation Week Opens at University of Idaho
Ninth annual commencement week at the University of Idaho Southern Branch opens with baccalaureate services in Frazier Hall at 8 p m led by Levi Pennington of Pacific College Newberg Oregon. Graduation exercises follow at 10 a m Monday with Marshall N Dana editor of the Oregon Journal delivering the commencement address.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Frazier Hall
Levi T. Pennington
Pacific College
Newberg
Oregon
Marshall N. Dana
The
Oregon Journal
Portland
Southern Branch
Verdi
University Symphony Orchestra
Donald Kissane
A. L. Merrill
R. F. Goranson
Dr. Pennington
Frank Carlson
Donald
May Police Fines Total 803.50 Reported in City
May police court collected 803.50 in fines and forfeitures per Police Judge W. A. Fife’s monthly report. The item mentions various local notices, visits, and a divorce suit Frances Wanda Hunt versus James M. Hunt alleging cruelty and public notice of custody.
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W. A. Fife
Wanda Hunt
James M. Hunt
Pocatello
Sunday Church Services at Multiple Presby Churches
Sunday services at First Presbyterian on Seventh avenue at Lewis with minister Claude Richmond feature Conditions for Bringing Pentecost and special music by Mrs. Wagner and Howard Packham. Christian Endeavor led by Bill Oriole at 6 30 p.m. At Arthur avenue Custer street W B Maier preaches A Changeless Christ for a Changing World with 11 o clock morning worship.
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First Presbyterian Seventh
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
First Methodist Service Schedule and Church Meeting
Gross W Alexander minister at Center street Garfield area holds church school at 9 45 a m with Mrs R R Wolf superintendent Public worship at 11 a m features a sermon by the pastor on Negative Grace Epworth League devotional at 6 30 p m led by Miss Georgiana White An invitation to unaffiliated worshippers and a regular monthly official meeting Tuesday at eight o clock for officers and leaders of church departments
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Gross W. Alexander
Center Street
Garfield
R. R. Wolf
Epworth League
Georgiana White
Local Churches Fourth Street Notices and Schedule
Garfield and Lander streets hosts First Congregational with sermons on His Home Town at 11 and Scrooby Club at 6 30 led by Donald Baldwin. Central Christian at Sixth and Lander presents Childrens Day 10 am Sunday School and Devotional at 11 am. First Baptist led by Rev I G Roddy features university service at Frazier hall 8 pm and worship at 10 45 am with Bible school at 9 50 am and B Y P U at 7 pm
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Central Christian
Lander Streets
Mark C. Croninberger
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Brotherhood and church activities schedule
The bulletin lists a TTS regular meeting at the Burlingame cottage, outdoor gathering for the young married class, Rev Roddy as teacher, a regular monthly church meeting at 126 South Second Avenue with E J Maisch as pastor, and a full Sunday schedule including 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m worship 6 p m children's church 7 p m street service at First and Center 8 p m evangelistic service. Bible study Tuesday 8 p m. The June 6 fellowship meeting will be at the Episcopal church in St Anthony with morning afternoon and evening services. Chapel at 840 South Fourth Avenue shows V S Shupe as chaplain Silent unity with L A Hart music director and Fred Lewis. adult church school 10 a m communion with God 11 a m and Our day of worship 3 p m. Health and prosperity guilds meet Tuesday and Thursday at 3 p m and Wednesday all day silence.
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Arthur Avenue
Custer Street
W. B. Maier
Ladies’ Aid
R. Durgin
Wayne Avenue
South Hayes
Bonneville Streets
Brotherhood
Burlingame Cottage
Roddy
Church
South Second Avenue
E. J. Maisch
Children’s Church
First
Center Streets
Monthly Fellowship
Episcopal
South Fourth Avenue
Shupe
Silent Unity
L. A. Hart
Fred Lewis
Communion With God
Health and Prosperity Guilds
Church of the Four Square Gospel Evangelist Meeting
Fremont hotel at 401 North Major Street hosts evangelist Rev. Louis Asbell with Sunday activities at 2 p m and 7 30 p m services. Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Friday evangelist meeting at 7 30 p m all are cordially invited.
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Church OF the Four
Square Gospel
Fremont Hotel
North
Maj
Louis Asbell
Not Fast Enough St. Louis Race Incident
A race horse won a race in St. Louis on June 1 as Homer W. Strus, 25, bet on her. Strus was in a bookstore when Lillian Z. was announced as the winner. A bandit entered the shop and fired at Strus as he fled, striking him in the left shoulder. He is expected to recover.
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ST. Louis
Homer W. Strus
Strus
Lillian Z
Idaho Weather Forecast Says Fair Weekend
The Idaho weather outlook calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with a rising temperature trend. Daytime highs are expected to climb as skies remain mostly clear across the region.
Western railroads praised as June Railroad Week set
Walter H. Cleare lauds western railroads for progress and courage in a public statement endorsing Governor Ross and Mayor Terrell declare June 10 to 15 as Railroad Week. He notes travel improvements and reduced fares shaping 1935 as a historic transportation year for Pocatello and its citizens.
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Walter H. Cleare
C. Ben Ross
Robert M. Terrell
Mr. Cleare
Western Railroads
Pocatello
Western Railroad
Masonic Building Board Sets Monthly Session
The board of directors of the Masonic Building Incorporation will meet in regular monthly session tomorrow evening at the secretary's office in the Masonic temple.
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The
Masonic Building Incorporation
Masonic Temple
Cattle and Horse Growers Meet in Idaho
Idaho cattle and horse growers from across the state will gather in Pocatello June 4 and 5 for their annual convention at the Hotel Bannock. Topics include grazing on public lands and forests, Washington legislation, cattle trucking supervision, range use, inspections, and reducing range losses. Prominent growers are expected to spoke. full program to follow in The Tribune.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Wednesady
Hotel Bannock
Washington
B. F. Rinehart
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers
the Tribune
Chicago Father Order For Alimony in Baby Beer's Dispute
In Chicago on June 1 Francis Smith was ordered to pay $6 weekly alimony as his wife contested custody of their year old son Ronald. The court heard that Francis reportedly gave the child beer when in his care, a point disputed by the father’s attorney and cited by the mother’s. Judge Finnegan did not rule on the beer issue.
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Chicago
Francis Smith
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