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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1926

Page

5

Sons of Idaho plan Pioneer Day picnic in Boise

In Boise on June 15 the Sons of Idaho stage a Pioneer Day picnic at Mode County club inviting sons, daughters, and friends of Idaho. Committees for publicity, finance, entertainment and transportation form. tickets are $1 per couple with 50 cents for extra guests. Old-time dance follows supper and ice cream coffee are provided.

Boise Sons of Idao Idaho Gem State Mode Country Club Chester Cowley 4Dh County Ed Peasley Wynn Perley Ted Falk Craig Coffin Luther Strait Walter York Joe Robinson Fred Lukens Thornton Wyman Cecil Weeks Norman Cunningham Art Cunningham Lem York Norman Adkison Ayres Nick Villeneuve Henry Hart Walter Neilley Otis Hon John Adleman W. V. Regan Bernard Lemp Sons of Idaho Fremont Wood

Rodent Control Work in Southern Idaho Near Completion

Special report by T. B. Murray details the rodent control program in Bingham county Idaho covering 6200 acres with 43000 private and 17000 government lands. The 1926 effort costs about 1 4 cents per acre, aims to finish the program for the time being, and is projected to save farmers around 100000 dollars.

Tribune T. B. Murray Idaho Bingham County Moreland Aberdeen Murray Rockford Oregon Bureau of Hislogical Survey United States Department of Agriculture

Western Pacific stake boosts independent regional system

New York financier Arthur Curtiss James announced a substantial stake in the Western Pacific railroad. T. M. Schumacher, longtime head of traffic for the Southern Pacific, will resign to chair the Western Pacific executive committee. James said he backs a California–centered independent system to develop the territory it serves.

New York Arthur Curtiss James Western Pacific Railroad Corporation T. M. Schumacher James Southern Pacific Western Pacific Schumacher el Paso & Southwestee California Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington Western

United States Consumes Fruit Says British Report

The imperial economic committee reports that in 1924 the United Kingdom imported about 232 million dollars worth of fruit while per capita consumption remains lower than in the United States. It notes most imports come from foreign countries and urges increased empire trade and customs shifts to boost fruit imports from within the empire.

London Imperial Economic Committee United Kingdom United States

Sunday Church Services Weekly Gatherings and Programs

The community church schedule lists Sunday services at Fifth and Fremont led by D. I. McGriff with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m The Young People’s Alliance meets at 6 45 p m and a children’s day program follows with a sermon by the pastor The program includes youth leaders Master Booker Shelton Oscar Bradley Bernard Bradley and Roy al Charles Langford and the subject Three Lions Judges 14 5 9 The day includes numerous children’s recitations songs and readings led by Al Robinson Juanita Young and others A separate Children’s Day program is scheduled at 10 30 a m The Allen Christian Endeavor League meets at 7 00 p m with Mrs Mack Johnson presiding The children’s committee leads the 8 00 p m service on Christ and Children Official board meets Monday and prayer class Wednesday The Lutheran church at Woodmen’s Hall lists Sunday school at 10 00 a m preparatory service at 10 40 a m confirmation and communion at 11 00 a m A duet Be Thou Faithful Unto Death will be performed by Bertha Driscoll and Mrs Spetbirley The membership class will be confirmed after the service and a church picnic follows R T S C TIRLEY, Pastor

Fremont D. I McGriff E. J. Harris Jeraldine Washington Master Booker Shelton Oscar Bradley Bernard Bradley Royal Charles Langford al Robinson Juanita Young Corinne Sampson Willis Spools Ida Thompson Ruth and Louissaint Patterson Anna and Birdie Thompson Winona Lewis George Wilbur Young Isabelle Washington Allen Christian Endeavor League Mra Mack Johnson Christ and Children T. A. Patterson EB. Fremont Lutheran Church Woodmen’s Hall N. Main Bertha Driscoll Spetbirley R. Tsctirley Disciples of Christ Christian Church Sander P. R. Simpson Union Young People’s Meeting Miss Young Baptist Church Caldwell Sunday School Institute Congregational

Church Services and Activities at North Main Street Hall

Sunday services at 11 with Pastor G William Barnum preaching The church hosts Children's Day with baptism by arrangement A free reading room in Carlson building open Sundays 3 to 5 and weekdays 1 to 5 Except holidays. evening hours 7 to 8 29 Monday and Thursday Also featured are sacred music selections and a Sunday school program Dallas area church events include Brotherhood dinner Monday at 6 30 and Ladies' Aid at the Manse Next Union service set for June 20 at Disciples Church

North Main Street Carlson Fifth Avenue Lewis Street G. William Barnum Hamer Anna Spangberg- Simpson Conte Savious Dudley Buck Norma Masterson Smith Shelley Chopin Louise Gathe Young People’s Society Disciples Church Baptist Church India 4 Ft. Hall Mission Oscar Donaldson Brotherhood Congregational Church Iss Janneck Miss Shields White Union

Weekend and Weekday Services At Local Church

Corner north Seventh and Wyeth hosts 40 hour devotion to the Blessed Sacrament with daily sermons by Rev C of Rupert Idaho. Confessions Saturday 7 to 9 and daily during the devotion. Also lists Bible school 9:45 and morning worship 11:00 led by Rev WH Hart of Marsing Idaho with evening service 8:00. Wednesday praise at 2:30 and Thursday Women’s Mission class and prayer meeting.

New J. Clarenes Anderton Phono W. Fremont St Paul H. Willecke WH. J. Hart Marsing Idaho Ram N. Y Theo Winter H. J. Hart Marasing Thoreday Women's Mission Lady Mia Willecke Loader

First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Meeting

Sunday at 10 a.m. worship at First Baptist with Rev. John Ke Kanarr leading the sermon The Shepherd Psalm and special choir music. A morning business meeting will discuss extending a call to Rev. W B McGraw of East Baptist Church Sedalia Missouri.

First Baptist Church Christian Church Sixth and Lander Julia Young

Community Church Services and Schedules Published

Churches across the area publish service times and parish activities. St. Joseph's hosts Sunday masses at 7:30 and 9:30 with weekday mass at 8. the Altar Society Communion Sunday at 7:30. a Knights of Columbus picnic is planned for Blackfoot. Trinity Episcopal notes June 18 as the second Sunday after Trinity with 8:00 Holy Communion and 11:00 sermon. Disciples of Christ lists Sunday school at 9:45 and a congregational meeting after 11 service. Various youth groups and Sunday school institutes are announced, including Boy Scout and Union Young People meetings.

St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral North Hayes J . C. Dolan Altar Society Knights of Columbus of Pocatello Idaho Falls Blackfoot Trinity Episcopal Church Nash

Missionary Slides Set for South America Incay

The pastor plans a slide presentation on South America and its missionary work. There will be no midweek service, but all are invited to the Sunday school convention at the Congregational Church.

South America Congregational Church

Great Building by Press Club in Washington

The National Press Club’s new building in Washington D C on Fourteenth and F Streets NW is already 70 percent leased. The thirteen story fireproof structure, costing $10 million, includes a 3500 seat theatre leased to Fox Theatres for 35 years and office space for news organizations and correspondents. Top floors will house the National Press Club.

Washington, D.C National Press Building National Press Club Ebbitt House Newspaper Row Fourteenth F Streets N. W White House Fox Theatres Corporation Washington Real Estate National Tress United States

Italy Raises A New Point On Tangier Question

Rome reports talks among Italy France and Spain about Tangier status amid North African questions. An Italian cabinet member says Tangier remains open for Italy due to Mediterranean interests while noting Italy did not sign the Tangier agreement of 1906. French Tunis talks focus on technical pact details and Italian immigration concerns.

Rome Paris Madrid Italy Tangier Morocco Associated Press Great Britain France Spain Paciers Mediterranean Algeciran Algeciras Tunis North Africa Offic North Africa Sicily

Enlarged orchestra at Dance Palace tonight

Public invited to Flag Day services at Ellis' Temple Sunday at 8 p m. Dance with Imperial Entertainers at Moonlite tonight at the corner of Fifth and Center.

Dance Palace Ellis’ Temple Moonlite

Grand jury rules grape juice sale not a crime

Portland in June 12 AP report states a grand jury returned a not true bill in the Porter and Saint Poilis case. The panel found selling grape juice without alcohol is lawful even when paired with instructions to convert it into alcohol. The government had alleged a California company reps conspired to violate prohibition laws.

Portland Ore M. F. Porter Stephen F. Saint Poilis California

Optometrist Dr. Young Leaves for Postgraduate Study

Dr. R. E. D. Young O D, optometrist, leaves June 25 for six weeks of postgraduate work. Tribune Classified Ads notes his absence and return timeline.

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