Faith Services And Sunday School Gatherings Listed
Trinity Episcopal Church and Bethel Baptist Church announce Sunday programs with Holy Communion and morning worship, church schools at 9:45 and 10:00, and afternoon services. Northwest YMCA regional secretary John H. Rudd delivers morning address with special music. Dr Howard Lowdell speaks at a union evening meeting.
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Methodiet Episcopal Church
Church School
John H. Rudd
Northwest
Sebarches
Howard Lowgedills
Pacific Chrise Advocate
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Churchouse
Ladies Aid Society
Church House
Chautauqua Preparatory
Is The Universe Evolved By Atomic Force Church Service
A church at 124 North Main Street hosts a Sunday service at 11 a m with a lecture titled Is The Universe Including Man Evolved By Atomic Force Princeton area churches announce Sunday school at 9 45 a m and various services through midweek. The Alameda Community Sunday school meets next Sunday at 9 45 a m. Jun 20 notes list morning worship 11 a m with Mr John L Brady sermon Dads. Father s Day observed with musical program and choir. Evening revival services begin 8 p m and run nightly.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Fifth and
Fremont Street
L. McGriff
North Main Street
Alameda
White
John L. Brady
Atlee. Simpson
MacDowell
Schutt
North Third Ave
al Robinson
W. 8. Taylor
E. J. Hawkins Lodge
T. A. Pattison
Masonry
Allen Christian Endeavor League
MeJwinson
W.S. Taylor
T. A. Patterson
J. Clarence Anderson
Paul H. Willecke
Woman's Missionary Meeting
W. J. Brinkley
J. E. Kanarr
McKinley
Teek
Gheehosist Church
J. J. R. Mantey
Local Briefs Recover From Operation And Travel News
Oua Crockett is recovering nicely after an operation at St. Anthony's hospital Friday morning. Dr A M Jacobsen left Friday night for Portland to attend the national dental convention and will be away ten days with Dr J B Bybee and Dr Miller. Mr and Mrs R C Early left yesterday for Salt Lake City to visit friends and relatives. Early is county clerk and recorder. Miss J E Olson librarian at the public library departs today for a month’s vacation visiting Strye’s canyon Los Angeles and then Medford Seattle and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oua Crockett
St. Anthony’s Hospital
A. M. Jacobsen
Portland
Ore
National Dental Convestion
J. 3. Bybee
Idaho Falls
Miller
St. Anthony
R. C. Early
Salt Lake City
Early
Pocatello Shop Employees Band Set for Meridell Park Concert
The Pocatello Shop Employees Association band will perform Sunday at 6 30 PM at Meridell Tourist Park south of the city. The program is described as excellent and a capacity crowd is expected. Karl Kasiska of Baraboo Wisconsin, guest of his brother W Fr Kasiska, left today for Lava Hot Springs to visit his niece Miss Mabel Kasiska before returning home.
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Pocatello Shop Employes Association
Meridell
Karl Kasiska
Baraboo
Wis
W. Fr. Kasiska
Lava Hot Springs
Mabel Kasiska
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Area
A license was issued to John M. Delatour aged 48 of Pocatello and Louise Cefedi aged 55 of Tocatens. The same day Frederick Gordon Cunard aged 23 of Pocatello and Millicent Dewey Maugha obtained a marriage license.
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John M. Delatour
Pocatello
Louise Cefedi
Tocatens
Frederick Gordon Cunard
Millicent Dewey Maugha
Bank leaders return from Kansas City business trip
Judge O R Baum and bank presidents Carl A Valentine and J S Russell have come back from Kansas City where they spent several days handling banking business.
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Kansas City
O. R. Baum
Carl A. Valentine
First National Bank
J. S. Russell
Citizens’ Bank
Pocatello Drivers Pay to Learn License Plate Rules
Several Pocatello motorists paid $1 each to learn the correct plate placement and number required. Mrs. Dr. T. Kihara forfeited a $1 bond after failing to follow the rule.
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Pocatello
T. Kihara
Prep graduates and car plate fines in local court
In police court a woman faced a charge for a single license plate on her car. Tom Crow paid $1 for the same offense. A. & Bill each paid $1 for having both rear plates. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Clothier and their son William returned home from Pasadena after William’s graduation from California Preparatory School for Boys. he plans to enter the Annapolis naval academy.
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Tom Crow
A. &. Bill
Joseph Clothier
William
Pocatello
Pasadena
Clothier
California Preparatory School
Annapolis Naval Academy
Seabeck Y M C A Dean Plans August Conference
Dean Jim O Muffrey of Seabeck Y M C A and gene secretary of the Tacoma Y M C A spoke with the local association on Friday. Wuffley, returning from Denver Rotary, heads the Northwest summer conference and backs the Pocatello delegation to Seabeck. Wayne Cockburn anticipates attending the August event.
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Seabeck
Jim O’ Muffrey
Gene
Tacoma Y. M. A
Wuffley
Denver
Seabeck Y. M. C
Community meetings announce date and venues
The League of the Sacred Heart hosts a 7 30 mass at St Josephs Pro Cathedral. War Mothers meet 9 20 at Kagie Hall Monday afternoon. Trinity Guild holds a 245 North Litcola home meeting Monday June 21 at 2 30 pm. Viscount Willingdon noted for cricket at Eton and Cambridge.
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League of the Sacred Heart
St. Joseph's Procathedral
War Mothers
Kagie Hall
Trinity Guild
Nassau Loses to Washington in Rowing Race at Princeton
Princeton, N J. faced the University of Washington in a 1 1 2 mile race on Lake Carnegie yesterday. Washington won by six lengths as Navy and Washington line up as favorites for the Hudson nationals. The Huskies field eight over six feet tall and trained for a four mile effort, while Princeton failed to surge. Washington’s junior varsity trailed the Tigers by ten lengths.
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Princeton
N. J
University of Washington
Lake Cammegie
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Huskies of Callow
Naval Academy
Navy
Pemnsylvania
Pennsylvania
Washington
Callow
Washington Junior Varsity
Tiger
Retail Clerks Union to Install Charter In City Meeting
An installation of the Retail Clerks International Protective Association Local 560 charter will be held at the Labor Temple Monday at 8 p m according to A Rosquist secretary of the Central Labor Union An election of officers will be held and all members are requested to be present J A Hoggan president of the Central Labor Union will give an address of welcome to the members of the new organization.
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Retail Clerks’ International Protective Association
Labor Temple
A. Rosquist
Central Labor Union
J. A. Hoggan
Notice for Retail Clerks meeting set June 1
All signers of the Retail Clerks are requested to be peg next meeting at Labor Temple on June 1.
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Labor Temple
Mystery Explosion Destroys Buildings in Roswell
A mysterious blast in Roswell New Mexico leveled three buildings and damaged surrounding property totaling about 30 000 dollars. Debris scattered blocks across sidewalks windows shattered and a fire that followed was controlled after a fierce effort. Locals consider gas a possible cause though many fear a heavy explosive was involved.
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Roswell
N. M
Bandits Rob Atchison Plant Cashier With Payroll Take
In Atchison Kansas two youths held up Kent Gaylord cashier of a locomotive finished material company as he returned from the bank with the plant payroll and escaped with 6948 dollars.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Kent Gaylord
Imaterial Company
Atchison, Kansas
The Ludlow System of Type Molding
The Ludlow System features a large metal cabinet with brass matrices stored by size and face. An operator selects matrices, inserts them into the caster, and a lever casts type and mounts it into a metal bar. Indestructible matrices are reused, and the finished type recycling returns to the melt box.
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Tribune
Ludlow
New Home Loan Plan Advertised by Krussman
A. Krussman offers mortgage loans on modern new residences at seven percent interest. Payments are ten dollars per month per thousand borrowed, totaling twenty five dollars monthly for a twenty five hundred dollar loan. Term is 150 months with automatic payoff. borrower may prepay without penalty and stop interest on paid amounts. Office listed as The River View.
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E. A. Krussman
Riverview
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Woodmen’s Hall
N. Main
R. Tschirley
Christian Science
Carlson
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First Baptist Church
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Pocatello Tribune
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Natatorium
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Phoe
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Utah
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