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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
3
Pocatello churches announce morning services at 11 and evening services at 8 with special music programs and sermons. Notices include details on the Eastern Star delegates and a children’s preschool session at 11, plus multiple LDS chapels sharing the same service hour and ward locations across the city.
Sunday schedule from Mount Olive Church lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. under Theo Winter, morning service at 11, children’s story at 11:20, and 3 p.m. Young People visitations. Dr Cannon to speak at 8 p.m. on Where is the Lord God of Elijah. Wednesday prayer service led by Mrs Blackwood. Reading from Christian Science and invitation to all services. Grace Lutheran Church schedules 11 a.m. worship with sermon A Man's Religion Put to the Test Judges 10 13-16 and Holy Communion June 19.
Services are held in the Church Edifice at the corner of South Hayes and Bonneville streets. Sunday service at 11 a m, Sunday school at 9 45 a m, and Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at 8 o'clock. The Lesson Sermon for all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday June 12 will be on God the Preserver of All with Psalms 36 6 as the Golden Text.
Seventh Avenue at Lewis. Pastor Claude Richmond leads a Sunday service with the sermon Steadfast and a music program by Herman A. Pearson. Choir plans America the Beautiful, Ira B. Wilson score, Philip Fever will sing O Divine Redeemer. Mrs. C. H. Guthrie plays piano. Church school meets 9:45 with Mrs. E. C. White in charge. Christian Endeavor resumes summer weeknight meetings and will not meet Sunday.
The W. Lander and N. Garfield Sunday school opens at 10 a.m. with Miss Rena C. Parr as superintendent. Next Sunday includes a Children’s Day program. Morning worship at 11 a.m. features Rev. John R. Scotford of New York City as guest speaker.
Fremont lineups at First Baptist Church on Arthur Street include 9 a m Bible school led by I H Masters, 11 a m children’s day, 7 p m young people service led by Howard Jones on Getting the Most Out of Leisure Time, and 8 p m sermon How Large is Your World by Rev Irving G Roddy. Mid week praise and prayer is set for Wednesday June 15 at 8 p m. All are invited.
Church of the Nazarene led by Paul Worcester offers Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon. Junior and Young Peoples services follow, plus evangelistic and prayer meetings midweek. Trinity Episcopal at N Arthur and W Lander with Rev Irwin Q Wood holds Holy Communion 8:30 a m, church school 9:45 a m, morning prayer and sermon 11 a m. all welcome.
W E Rose and Elmina Adams both of Alpine Wyoming applied for marriage licenses in Blackfoot Idaho. The report notes two recent marriages June 9 by Rev William Dawson with Miss Flossie Petty and A H Baldwin. The bride hailed from Idaho Falls and the groom had just arrived from Kansas.
Edna and Violet deny involvement in the child’s disappearance. Violet allegedly went out with two men the night of the abduction and later claimed she did not know them. Edna says Violet was questioned for hours and police pressed harshly, while Edna was abroad on vacation. Edna denies speaking with English police about the case.
Immigration records show Emily Sharpe sister of the maid involved in the Morrow home death sought permission to depart the United States on the Lindbergh baby theft date. She listed England as destination to visit parents in Reading area and used Mrs Dwight Morrow as a reference.
The GOP platform calls for drastic state government simplification, consolidation of departments, a 25 percent cut in expenses, and reduced state payroll. It urges less travel by officials, fewer state jobs, and fair tax distribution to ease burdens on property owners while maintaining services. It also proposes reorganizing the Highway department with stricter budgeting and accountability.
The Idaho Republican convention endorses a platform calling for a return to silver as money, restoration of silver circulation in the United States, and an international monetary conference. It also supports sound money, national grazing laws, tariffs, local public works employment, and veterans' welfare funding. The slate for presidential electors is announced, with Hyatt elected secretary and Parry named chairman.
The former convict claimed he spent March 1 with his wife and telephoned her from the Morrow home while the Lindberghs decided to stay an extra day at Hopewell. He faced conflicting statements. police noted a possible Connecticut tie as alibi developments unfold, with arrests tied to green automobiles seen near the Lindbergh estate and connections to a suspect previously questioned.
The missing ladder at the Moody home resurfaces in the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry. Captain Decker and Brinkert linked to the case as detectives chase a newly surfaced suspect tied to the Moody residence and the May getaway. State troopers join the investigation after New Jersey alerts.
Incoming delegates speculate on platform possibilities as Garfield of Ohio, chairman designate of the resolutions committee, is expected in Chicago from Washington. The consensus may call for an advisory referendum. Oregon irrigation districts funding proceeds, per the state engineer.
Vacationing relatives visit Pocatello as a practice shoot previews the Elks state event at Blackfoot. Idaho Public Utilities officials attend hearings on truck-line extensions. C. F. Cole leads Seventh Day Adventist camp meeting in Caldwell. Lammars depart for Salt Lake after Pomona high school graduation. Fort Hall celebration ads target Montpelier Soda Springs and Grace with play The Sweetheart of Old Fort Hall. Talley seeks entries for Downey Black and White day with dairy demonstrations. Warrants issued for Chester and Ted Walton of Cleveland on land and trespass charges. Eugene Evans returns from Salt Lake City business trip with family. Local club delegates head to Orofino for state convention June 12 to 14 led by Mabel Hackworth and others. Aukerman and Peters depart for Orofino for the state organization meeting.
Funeral services for Niel B. MacKenzie 47 who died from burns in a carbide pit fall at O L shops will be held 2 30 p m Sunday at McHan mortuary chapel with Rev Claude Richmond officiating Interment will be in Mountainview family lot He was a resident of Pocatello ten years coming from Twin Falls a member of the local Presbyterian church Surviving are his widow Jessie and daughters Alice Riverview apartments and Mrs George Rice also of the city Pallbearers are Harry Irvine Thomas Fowler Joe Jess Howard Douglas George Rice and John Champieux
Mrs. Isabel Gerry Dame Bacon 63, wife of state engineer George M. Bacon and mother-in-law of Philip F. P. LaFollette of Wisconsin, died suddenly of heart trouble at her Salt Lake City home after visiting the capitol for a welfare and education survey. A Medford, Massachusetts native, she and her husband moved to Salt Lake City in 1901. Her family traces to John Alden.
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