Coffin Rose to High Place in Bourbon Field Boise
Thomas C. Coffin died Friday in Washington from injuries in an auto crash. A Yale-educated attorney, he served as assistant attorney general as a Republican, switched to the Democratic cause in 1928 backing Gov Smith, became mayor of Pocatello in 1930 and served as congressman for nearly two years. His death ends a party dispute over a postmaster appointment and drew condolences from Governor Ross and others. He was born October 25 1887 in Caldwell and served in the Navy in the war.
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Boise
Thomas C. Coffin
Washington
Democratic Party
A. Smith
Yale
Govermor Smith
New York
Pocatello
D. Worth Clark
Lewis Williams
J. Wyley Sessions
Harold L. Yeamans
Buhl
James P. Pope
T. A. Walters
Interior
Idaho Falls
Coffin
C. Ben Ross
CCC
CWA
Idaho
Ross
Caldwell
Sherman Myers Coffin
Jessie Phelps Coffin
Boise Attorney Vesta Coffin Remains Named Relative
In 1920 the deceased left Miss Aileen Franklin as widow and Jeanne, 12, as daughter. Surviving relatives include his father and a brother, Vesta Coffin, a Boise attorney.
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Aileen Franklin
Jeanne
Vesta Coffin
Boise
Church Leaders Urge Morality at Utah Youth Meet
Melvin J. Ballard and Oscar A. Kirkham spoke to the church group in Utah urging youth to pursue morality and faith. Ballard condemned war and sexual immorality, urged parental trust with children, and warned against childless marriages while stressing modest dress and conduct. Kirkham discussed rapid youth pressures and the need for MI A leaders to build church faith.
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Oscar A. Kirkham
GOP of Idaho to Honor Memory of T. C. Coffin
The Idaho GOP recalls T. C. Coffin with speakers Malad Burley Twin Falls Parma Rexburg and American Falls officials and candidates for lieutenant governor attorney general state auditor and party chair Pat Perry urging a return to constitutional liberalism and Western industry protection.
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R. H. Young
Parma
E. H. Solberg
Rexburg
Paul Bulfinch
American Falls
Pat Perry
Twin Falls
Market Trends. Steady Tone With Slight Gains
New York June 9 AP says markets held an under tone with a slowed move after a sharp rise yesterday. Traders took profits at week end, grain interest revived on crop fears, wheat futures spiked briefly, and stocks moved toward firms with low raw material costs or large inventories. Total NYSE volume reached 703,450 shares versus 410,000 last week.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Omaha Livestock Prices And Markets Report
Omaha and Ogden markets show cattle and hogs mixed with steady to lower trends. Hog prices around 3.25 to 3.40 per unit, light weights weaker. cattle demand steady for good cattle, weaker for others. beef cows and bulls vary, vealers and calves down from prior week. Denver Chicago and Bronx markets listed with weekly totals and regional lambs.
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Omaha
UBDA
California
Ogden Ogden
Jones Hoge
Los Angeles
Denver
Chicago
Bronx City
Idaho Range
Owen
Wheat market slips after early rise on drought fears
Chicago wheat futures fell back from a brief surge driven by government drought warnings, closing near the day’s lows but still 14 to 14- cents above the prior finish. Corn fell about 41/4, oats were steady to higher, and provisions unchanged to 10 cents off.
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Chicago
Sunday Church Services at Garfield Center
Elijah Hull Longbrake leads a Garfield parish with 9 45 church school and 11 worship. Special music by T R Neilson family. Sermon on A Lad and his Lunch Basket. Baptisms offered. Epworth Leaguers plan Idaho Falls rally with lunch at five and an evening rally at eight. Longbrake to speak at the rally. Also pre notice for Seth Parker at Jonesport evening on Tuesday the 19th.
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Garfield
Elijah Hull Longbrake
T. R. Neilson
Longbrake
Epworth Leaguers
Idaho Falls
Epworth League
Seth Parker
Jonesport
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room Hours
Services at 11 a.m. Sundays and 8 p.m. Wednesdays with healing testimony on Wednesday. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Lesson for June 10 titled God the Only Cause and Creator. Free reading room open daily 2 to 4:30 p.m. except Sundays and holidays in the director's room with Bibles, the Christian Science textbook, and Mary Baker Eddy works available. Everyone invited.
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South Hayes and
Bonneville Streets
Christian Science
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Children Day Pageant and Youth Sermon at First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian on Seventh Avenue and Lewis Street hosts a children day pageant titled Friends From Long Ago at 9 45 a m. followed by a sermon God s Way With Youth by the pastor at 11 a m. Gratitude is given to pulpit supplies during the pastor s absence. Christian Endeavor moves to 7 p m as the regular program continues.
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First Presbyterian
Seventh Avenue
Lewis Street
Claude Richmond
Summer Program of Vitality at First Baptist Church
Pastor I G Roddy announces a summer program for all church members. Sunny Sunday services at 8 pm and 11 am feature messages on the Northern Baptist convention theme Baptists at Rochester and a sermon titled For Such a Time as This. Beginning June 17 a series titled The Horses of Revelation runs Sundays at 8 pm with The Red Horse Pale Black White on successive dates. Wednesday 8 pm discussions include Tendencies in the Religions of the World with Shintoism and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
I. G. Roddy
Northern Baptist Convention
Baptists
Rochester
Red Horse
Pale Horse
Black Horse
The
White Horse
Summer religious education and youth events listed
The notice outlines a series of religious programs in Idaho and nearby areas. A Daily Vocation Bible School runs June 25 to July 7 under Miss Mary Ayres of Boise, with sessions 9 pm to 12 noon. July 9 to 20 hosts a Baptist assembly in Ketchum. Bible school at 9:50 am, B Y P U at 7 pm, Junior B Y P U at 6 pm. Also dates for Hinduism Juda ism and Christianity themed events and World Wide Guild Girls meeting June 12 at 7:30 pm.
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Church of Rugsig
Mary Ayres
Boise
Baptist Assembly
Ketchum
Idaho
World Wide Guild
Burlingame Cottage
Pentecostal Tabernacle Evangelistic Meetings This Week
Pentecostal Tabernacle at 100 South Seventh Avenue led by Pastors Gaetz and Funk hosts nightly evangelistic services this week except Monday at 8 p.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Evangelist Morrison from Anaconda Montana to preach from a prison cell on stage with a stringed trio and special piano arrangement. Public invitation extended.
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South Seventh Avenue
E. Gaetz
N. Funk
A. J. Morrison
Morrison
Evangelist Morrison
Anaconda
Mont
Sixth Avenue and Lander Street Regular Sunday Service
Regular church services with Sunday school at 10 a m led by C M Duncan and junior Sunday school at 10 a m led by Mrs H L Kinder. Communion and song service at 11 a m with Elders Hubbard and Post in charge. Quotas are being pursued for the victory day celebration on Sunday August 5.
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Lander
Garfield
Frank E. Carlson
H. R. Flint
C. A. Garrett
Ray Swanson
Houseley
Bertreace
Sixth Avenue
Lander Street
C. M. Duncan
H. L. Kinder
Hubbard
Post
North Arthur at West Lander rector absent for convocation
Ernest R. Allman rector at North Arthur and West Lander reports no morning services on this second Sunday after Trinity due to his attendance at a diocese convocation in Boise. Sunday school schedules for 9 45 a m.
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North Arthur
West Lander
Ernest R. Allman
Trinity
Boise
Arthur Avenue Church Notice
W B Maier pastor of the church at Arthur Avenue and Custer Street announces there will be no service this Sunday due to the pastor attending the district convention in Seattle Washington. Sunday school for children of all ages meets every Sunday at 10 a m under the theme A Changeless Christ for a Changing World.
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Arthur Avenue
Custer Street
W. B. Maier
Seattle, Wash
Government Gains Ground in Strike Threat
The Western Cartridge Co. plant in Alton, Illinois, faced a Friday night strike call by union members, with about 2,200 workers employed and 1,800 eligible for union membership. A New York conference failed to settle strikes at Remington Rand plants, while St. Louis filling station workers voted to end the strike but many returned to picket lines as returning workers would be treated as new hires.
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Western Cartridge Co
Alton
New York City
Remington Rand, Inc
St. Louis
Pocatello To Send Caravans For Idaho Day Festivities
Two large Good Will caravans will depart Pocatello at eight in the morning toward Franklin and Rigby for Idaho Day events. The effort, led by Rae P. Stratford and Nate Block, seeks 25 cars per caravan with banners and ribbons, inviting Gov and Mrs. Ross to lead visitors. The day features parades, music, speeches, baseball, wrestling, and fireworks as part of the Centennial celebrations.
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Fort Hall
Nate Block
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin and Rigby
C. Ben Ross
Franklin
Gaylord Sanford
Kerma Keller
Rigby
Tabernacle Grounds
Dutra Wins United States Open With Fourth-Round Surge
Dutra secures the Open title for the first time as Sarazen fails to seal a third crown after a final-round setback on the 11th hole. Cruickshank, Wilfy Cox, and Harry Cooper finish tied for third at 295 after strong starts and late slips in a tightly contested championship.
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Dutra
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Cooper
Bill Burke
Cleveland
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Smith
Burke
Sarazen
Cruickshank
Richmond
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Society farewell party for students at Gordon home
Mr. Herbert Gordon and Miss Ruth Jones of Rigby hosted university students at a farewell party before their departure for home. The event took place at the Gordon residence, 830 East Lander.
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Herbert Gordon
Ruth Jones
Rigby
Gordon
East Lander
fraternal lodge and chapter notices in pocatello area
Pocatello listings show Convocation twice monthly for Pocatello Chapter No. 6 R A M with officers Hayes and Lillibridge. Radiant Chapter No. 61 meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays at the Masonic hall. Mabel Groom and Mattie Norris listed. Ruth Chapter No. 3 meets first and third Thursdays. Portneuf Legion of the Moose meets 2nd Friday at 8 p m in W O W hall. officials listed. Portneuf Lodge No. 20 O C F meets Fridays. Ridgley Encampment No. 2 meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays. Canton and Ladies Aux meet 2nd and 4th Mondays. officers Enke and Watts named.
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Pocatello
R. R. Hayes
FE. H. P
T Lillibridge
Radiant Vhapter
O. FE
Mabel Groom
W. M
Mattie Norris
Loyal Order OF Moose
Moose Hall
North Seventh
W. McGlochlin
J. A. Knowles
Ruth Chapter
Masonic Hall
Ada Townend
Portneuf
Legion OF the Moose
W. O. W. Hall
Larry
Divi
Great North Moose
A. J. Armstrong
Herder
C.F
Ridgley
Canton and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Wm C. Enke
N. G
Volney Watts
Evening of Caroling and College Songs Social
A Monday evening event featured carols, dancing, music and college songs followed by a supper at midnight. Invitations were extended to Gwendolyn Mann Aldine Brown Kathleen Miley Lillian Apa Brice Leppier Francis Jones Jack Powell Ariel Cranney Nickey Ebat Dell Parker and Thomas Wharton.
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Gwendolyn Mann
Aldine Brown
Kathleen Miley
Lillian Apa
Brice Leppier
Francis Jones
Jack Powell
Ariel Cranney
Nickey Ebat
Dell Parker
Thomas Wharton
William Lindell Earns National Music Honors
William Lindell and Mrs M Keeney returned from Des Moines Iowa where he earned third in the national flute contest among 33 entrants. He won a medal and a partial scholarship to the Interlaken Michigan music camp. The woodwind quartet placed second at the national ensemble contest in Chicago in April and the group also visited the Chicago World's Fair.
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William Lindell
M. Keeney
Des Moines
Iowa
William
Interlaken
Mich
Chicago
Swim Party Hosts at East Lander Home
Miss Lillian Apainted hosted a university pool gathering at Sidan Springs on Tuesday evening with supper after swimming. Attendees included Dell Parker and Ruth, among others.
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Lillian
University Strata
Sidan Springs
East Lander
Dell Parker
Ruth
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