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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
4
The National War Savings committee calls on all Americans to pledge to save and buy War Savings stamps by June 28. It urges widespread sacrifice and labor material conservation to support the war, aiming to raise 2 billion dollars in stamps for 1918 and extend victory across Europe.
Wartime appeal urging support for troops overseas and domestic war effort. Encourages purchase of Thrift and War Savings stamps at post offices banks and stores to fund food clothing shells and ships for American forces including figures and calls to action for readers to back the boys “over there.”
Clarence Eddy presents a patriotic tune set praising the Flag of the Free and the American soldier. The poem honors liberty, calls for support of troops, and envisions victory and national healing through bravery and faith.
Poem contrasts wartime resolve with urging support for drafted men awaiting departure to France. It echoes Verdun spirit and calls readers to back soldiers, provide work, and avoid stigma. Lottie Rucker voices plea for job opportunities and humane treatment of draftees.
A patriotic verse recounts Civil War memories and honors soldiers and sailors. It contrasts old battles at Bull Run with modern warfare and expresses hope for current service members to bring home glory to the United States.
The church on Fifth Avenue at Lewis hosts Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Mrs. B. C. White, with the primary department at Mrs. White’s home. Morning worship with Rev. W. S. Hunt at 11:10. No junior meeting or evening service. Yps. Cc. EL at 7 p.m. topic to be announced. No prayer meeting next Wednesday. Public invited to worship. Publicity Committee extends a welcome.
N Garfiel at Lander invites all for Sunday school at 10 and a large attendance is desired tomorrow. Children’s day program titled Little Patriots of the Kingdom will be presented at 11 with Miss Elizabeth Bowerman as pianist. The Bible class is taught by Judge D W Standrod and there is no evening service due to Chau.
The article lists LDS joint missionary services across three Pocatello wards with meeting houses on Second Third and Fifth Sundays at 7 pm under stake president. Details include bishops Ammon J Satterfield and D J Sutton, ward schedules with sacrament meetings Sunday school and priesthood, plus meetings for Relief Society Primary and Mutual Improvement, baptismal services and Scandinavian sessions at the LD8 tabernacle. All are invited.
First Church of Christ Scientist announces a free lecture on Christian Science by Paul Stark Steeley, Boston lecturing board member, at the Princess theatre on Sunday afternoon. Memorial service for the G R T and the O R C features the sermon The Rules of the Road with special music including a violin solo by Prof Blair. All railroad men and others are invited.
North Arthur ad invites attendance at Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon by the pastor. No evening service due to Chautauqua. Cordial invitation to worship. Pastor Cc. 8. TUNNELL.
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