Jardine Addresses Utah Agricultural College Graduates
Secretary of agriculture William M. Jardine spoke at the Utah Agricultural College Logan commencement where 151 students received degrees. He urged graduates to lead public service, noted the era’s leadership needs, and warned on war while stressing practical application of education for society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural College of Utah
Logan
A. W. Ivins
U. A. C. Board of Trustees
Malcolm H. Merrill
Merrill
Elmer G. Peterson
Agriculture
Jardine
Jandean
America
United States
Church Activities Announced for Nazarene and Methodist
Sunday schedule from Church of the Nazarene and nearby Methodist Episcopal outlines Bible school at 9:45 led by Thomas J. Sedam, morning service on conscience and the Bible, NYP S mission, and Wednesday prayer meeting. Methodist sermon on Fleeing as a Bird to the Mountain with Epworth League events and a stereopticon lecture in the evening. Community science church services and First Presbyterian updates include sermons, choir, and youth groups with reading room hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
J. L. Brady
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Enth Chapter
John
Blackfoot
League Institute
Science
Commercial Hall
North Main Street
God
Carlson
Three Tabernacles Topic At Wednesday Prayer Meeting
The gospel sign of the goat will be preached at the Wednesday 5 PM prayer meeting as the final part of a four study series. Mrs. Van Nuys will host the Young People's chorus Wednesday at 7 PM. A Senior Christian Endeavor party Friday at 8 PM greets Tech summer school students possibly in City Park if weather allows. Children’s day program is under Sunday school committee leadership for June 14 evening service. Sunday school council meets Tuesday 8 PM with teachers and officers. Brotherhood meeting next Monday is postponed one week. Rev G William Barnum pastor, residence 310 South Fifth Avenue.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
Ole Bates
Donald Crawford
Christian Endeavor Society
Katherine McLaughlin
Max A. Donaldson
Stebbins
Tabernacles
John
van Nuys
Senior
Tech
Center
Seventh
Alex Campbell
Brotherhood
G. William Barnum
South Fifth Avenue
Trinity Church Sunday Service Times
Trinity Church at Arthur and Lander holds one service at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m led by Rector H L Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Arthur and Lander
H. L. Chandler
Allen Chapel A M E Church Services and Meetings
The Allen Chapel A M E Church at 336 North Third Avenue lists Sunday schedule with 9:45 a m Sunday school led by Mona Jennings, 11:00 a m morning service by Rev C B Clements, 7:00 p m Allen Christian Endeavor led by Mack Johnson, and 8:00 p m evening service with the Lord's Supper. Monday features quarterly meeting conference. Wednesday and Thursday host prayer class and literary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clark
Bible School
Women’s Missionary Society
Earle Thomas
North Main
Africa
Fechtel
J. Clarence Anderson
Allen Chapel
M. EB
North Third Avenue
Mona Jennings
C. B. Clements
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Mack Johnson
Literary Society
Sunday Services Outline for Sixth Street Church
At Sixth Street and Lander the Sunday program begins with a 9 45 a m Sunday school followed by preaching and communion at 11 a m Gordon Bennett state evangelist will speak at the morning service His sermon will cover the state convention held at Kimberly during the past week The afternoon schedule includes Junior Endeavor at 4 p m and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m
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Sixth Street
Lander
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Gordon Bennett
Kimberly
Big Dance At Commercial Hall Promises Orchestral Fun
McIlveen's orchestra will play at the Big Dance in Commercial Hall Saturday night. Two lucky prizes offered with a chance to win by attending. Look in Peoples Store for prize details and entry.
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McIlveen
Peoples Store
Dance Palace
Classified ads and foreclosure decree in Bannock County
The notice lists multiple rental listings in Pocatello and surrounding area, including modern and unfurnished houses and rooms. It also covers a Bannock County foreclosure sale by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco against Pierre Disdier and others, with a court-ordered public auction of parcel 20, block 302, starting at the west corner and proceeding southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bannock County
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Pierre Disdier
Josephinne Disdier
Jose Fernandez
Petra Eugriola Fernandez
Merchants National Bank of Omaha
Bannock
City of
Pocatello
Foreclosure sale of Bannock County Idaho property
Public notice announces foreclosure sale of a 4275 square foot rectangular lot at Fourth avenue and Carter street in Pocatello Idaho with 45 by 96 feet dimensions. Sale set for June 30 1925 at 10:00 a m at the courthouse front door in Bannock County to satisfy a judgment. sheriff H W Henderson to conduct sale for cash.
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Fourth Avenue
Carter Street
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Bannock County
Idaho
Pocatello
United States
H. W. Henderson
Dance Night at K G Hall Promises Prizes
Free dance event set for Saturday night at K G Hall with prizes and public invited. Hub window timing and venue details unclear but activity centers on a community dance under favorable conditions.
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Logan College
Utah Agricultural College
College
University of Utah
Professor Upham
University of Idaho
Charles Batt
R. O. Larson
Ness
Gem State
Church of the Nazarene
The
Eagles
4Th Ave
J. E. Camron
Ninth Avenue
Gerege
West Lewis
Tel
W ‘ Jie
Ana
L. C. Smith
Underwood
Remington Portable
Easy Payments Typewriter
FIELD
W. Clark St
J. E. Edgerton Company
Arthur Ave
Achine CO
Goodyear and Kelly
Trist Auto CO
Center Exide
Leeney
K. G. Hall
Iy Pyres Lee
Petersen
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Clive Bradford
Ethel Terry Rowdon
N. Hayes
Tribune
Molinelli Jewelry Store
Pocatello Optical Go
A. L. Ortlton
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