Sunday Worship At Pocatello Churches urged unity in faith
Sunday services across Pocatello focus on public worship as essential to Christian life. The listings show activities at First Church of Christ Scientist and local congregations with sermons on themes like The One Vital Theme and The Mission of Christ, plus youth programs, Sunday school, and midweek meetings.
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West Premont
Victor L. Abbey
Christ
Peter
Jesus
Theo Winter
Washington
South Hayes
Bonneville Streets
God
Man
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
So. Garfield and
W. Center
Joseph Chester
So. Garfield Ave
Luke
T. R. Neilson
Miss Teeple
Shackley
Offertoire
Largo
Whiting
Kern
Mission of Christ
Grace Lutheran Trinity Sunday Service Plans
Grace Lutheran at Corner Custer and Arthur Streets invites worshipers to 11 o clock morning service observing Trinity Sunday with the sermon The Triune God text 2 Cor 18 14. Sunday school and Bible classes meet at 10 a m. 50 minute service. Holy communion at 8 30 a m with morning prayer and sermon at 11. Rector absent Rev Stringfellow will officiate.
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Custer and
Arthur Streets
W. B. Mater
L. W. Flenner
R. 8. Stringfellow
Allen Chapel A M E Services at the Parsonage
Allen Chapel A M E holds 10 am worship with Sunday school led by Harold Morris and Samuel Wormley, ill. m. responsive opening and sermon “Special Persons for Special Times” based on Ephesians. Evening 8 pm service features responsive opening decalog and “The Perils of Bummer” Acts 28:3 with congregational singing and virtual prayer. midweek class meetings added.
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Francis McClure
Harold Morris
Samuel Wormley
Ill
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Colin Sampson
Bummer
Melgard Elected Head of Bankers in Idaho
Moscow Idaho June 14 Adopting a resolution for legislative banking tax action and electing Hawkin Melgard Moscow president the Idaho State Bankers Association adjourned its 26th annual convention. Officers named include R J Comatock Jr Nampa vice president H Bancroft Sandpoint treasurer John B S1 Clair Boise secretary J S Heckathorn Moscow and F M Sengstasz Montpelier executive councilman until 1933.
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Moscow
Idaho
Hawkin Melgard
Idaho State Bankers’ Association
Supreme Court
R. J Comatock
Jr. Nampa
H. Bancroft
Sandpoint
John 8
Married fifty years now wants divorce
Provo Utah June 14 AP Mrs Francis M Barney after celebrating their golden wedding on June 1 filed for divorce in district court alleging cruelty. The 14 children mother seeks $30 monthly alimony and for her husband to leave the home citing a recent drunken confrontation and threats.
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Provo
Utah
Francis M. Barney
Outbreak at Mansfield Reformatory In Ohio Prison
A second uprising at the Mans field reformatory ended with guards using tear gas and clubs to subdue about 1,500 inmates During the big supper hour 200 inmates left the dining hall and deputies joined guards Six ringleaders were placed in corrective cells following the disturbance
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Mansfield
Mansfield Reformatory
Mansfieldes
Richland County
T. C. Jenkins
Catholic Women's League appoints Idaho officers at convention
In Moscow delegates named Mrs. E Hibbard Lewiston as president and chose Nampa as the 1931 convention city. Officers include Mrs. L B Giffen Boise first district VP Mrs. Jessie Hanson Idaho Falls second district VP Mrs. P J Maggy Wallace third district VP and Mrs. Max W Griffith Moscow fourth district VP. John Homan Mullan employed at Jack Waite mine is missing with his blood stained car found north of Wallace. He did not report for work yesterday. In Salt Lake City fifty agriculture professors from eleven western states discussed technical problems at a Western Farm Economics association meeting.
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Moscow
Catholic Women's League of
Wallace
Idaho
John Homan
Mullan
Jack Waite
Here
Salt Lake City
Western Farm Economics Association
Market Board Topic Dominates Northwest Grain Meet
Two hundred delegates attend the Pacific Northwest Grain Dealers Association convention in Lewiston Idaho where Charles Quinn of Toledo assails the farm board and its marketing cooperative plan. He argues tariffs and subsidies distort prices and industry health while J E Trimble counters with trust defenses amid debate on tariffs and world market pressures. Officers to be elected in the final session.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Federal Cooperative Grain Marketing Scheme
Pacific Northwest Grain Dealers’ Association
Charles Quinn
Toledo
Ohio
National Feed and Grain Dealers’ Association
Farm Board
Congress
J. E. Trimble
Garfield
Wash
Trimble
Quinn
Northwest
Unemployment Figures Highlight Cleveland Labor Force
Census figures show 41 343 unemployed in Cleveland from April 1 to 15, including those who previously held jobs, with 901 428 residents in the city. The data, compiled by Supervisors William R. Pringle and Howard W. Green, indicates about one in 22 residents were jobless.
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Cleveland
El Paso Opens Friday the 13th Club With 52 Members
In El Paso Texas a new club formed at a Friday luncheon to suppress stories of hard luck. The Friday the 13th club started with 52 members all sharing a birthday on Friday the 18th. Members registered with a 13 inch pencil and performed superstitious rites including walking under a ladder and stepping over a broken black cat figure.
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EL Paso
Tex
el Paso Herald and Times
Address by W F Schilling at federal farm board meeting
W F Schilling of the federal farm board delivered the principal address at a meeting held here yesterday.
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W. F. Schilling
The
Federal Farm Board
Various World and National News Snippets
In Washington a bill would grant James C. Burke of Los Angeles $125 a month for life after health effects from malaria experiments in the Philippines. In Yuma a caller from London seeks Frank J. Gilmore. a suspected mix up links him to actor Douglas Gilmore and Ruth Mix. Hoover proposes a 475000 moths and butterflies purchase for 50000 to house the Barnes collection in the national museum. In Philadelphia Dorothy Cambell Hurd sets an 86 hole women’s golf record 75 74 149 with 28 putts in final round. In New York Jerome Lewine tops a church ticket for J. P. Morgan. on a Berlin Hamburg train he orders Berlin stock, gets cable confirmation in 49 minutes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Philippines
James C. Burke
Los Angeles
House
Senate
Philadelphia
Dorothy Cambell Hurd
Hurd
New York
J. P. Morgan
Jerome Lewine
Berlin
Hamburg
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Pocatello
Tre Gigle Beavick
Cincinnati
Church OF the Nazarene
Come
Paul Willecke
Glen Mulihan
Young People's Cottage
Garfield and
Fremont
Helen Pounds
Boise
Earl C. Pounds
Christian Science
First Presbyterian
Seventh Avenue
Lewis Street
G. William Barnum
Fifth Avenue
Trison
Misa
Esther M. Teeple
Beott
Parks
Mra. C. D. Griffiths
Mra . R. van Nuys
the Lord
Wilson
Wells
Ruth
FE Barnum
William J. Boone
College of Idaho
Herbert H. Hayman
Caldwell
Synod of Idaho
David Henry Hare
Natonal Missions
Daniel E. Sharp
Malad
Kendall Presbytery
Ruth Bernice Mead
Schoo
First Methodist Episcopal
Ethel Baptist
M. J. Gipson
E. J Harris
North Fourth Avenue
Francis H. McClure
Grace Lutheran
FIRST
Trinity Episcopal
Melgard
Intermountain
Arthur J. Moore
Birmingham
Ala
College of Bishops
Methodist Epiecopal Church South
Dallas
Yuma
Aziz
Frank J. Gilmore
London
Frank
Douglas Gilmore
Ruth Mix
Hoover
William Barnes
Decatur
Dll
National Museum
Nestle
Duart
Realistic
Bishop’s Permanent
City
North
Lincoln
Pocatello Tent & Awning Co
Arthur
R. L. Getty
Main ST
Sherwin-Williams and
Devoe
Wright
South 3Rd
Halliday
Marcelling
Dorothy Pugh
South Arthur
General Auto Repairing
South Fifth Shell
Hewitt & Porter
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co. Incorporated
Pocatello, Idaho
MR. Warbucks
YO Geom
Nonthy
Hanson Beauly
N. Hayes Street
CLARK
Blackfoot Pocatello
South First
St. Anthony Weat
Mackay
Western Grain & Brokerage Co
American Shingle Co.,, Inc
Okamura
Sportmen’s
Tribune
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