Local Church Schedules and Clergy Directory
A compendium of Sunday schedules for churches in the area listing congregations, pastors, service times, and programs. Includes Trinity Episcopal, St. Anthony and St. Joseph Catholic, Grace Evangelical Lutheran, Center Street Christian, and others with Sunday school, morning worship, evening services, youth groups, and weekday Masses where applicable.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
West Lander
Arthur Avenue
A. EB. Asbee
Trinity
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Grace Evangelical Lutheran East Center
R. A. Koch
East Center
Knute Johansen
Eighth
N. R. Simpson
Earl Spahr
Chi Rho
Diverse church notices fill Hayes Bonneville area listing services
A long listing of church schedules across Hayes Bonneville details services at First Church of Christ Scientist Mt Olive Church of God Watchtower Kingdom Hall and many others with service times Bible school worship and study sessions. It notes a Good Shepherd Mission in Fort Hall and ends with a historical note on Abraham Lincoln's anti slavery stance and a claim about minerals mined commercially.
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The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Preston Pays Tribute to Heroic Son at Grace Cemetery
Pvt Nathan K Van Noy posthumous Medal of Honor recipient from Preston Idaho was laid to rest after a city wide service in Preston. Lt Gov Donald Whitehead attended and renewed faith in the American way of life. Graveside rites by LDS church leaders closed the memorial including a flag draped casket and a wreath reading poem by Mark Hart.
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Preston
Nathan K
van Noy
Grace
Idaho
Scarlet Beach
New Guinea
American Legion
Puhriman
Mark Hart
Junior van Noy
Pauline van Noy
Legion Honor Guard
Legion
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
Preston First Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Howard Hall
Second Ward
Behber‘hard
Linfield College Clergy to Lead Tuesday Service
Linfield College will have charge of the service at 7:30 Tuesday with choir practice. Scout troop No 7 meets Tuesday at 7:30. Mid week service Wednesday at 8 pm features Bible study and prayer. A cordial welcome is extended to everyone. Daily vacation Bible school runs each weekday 9 to 11:30 am this week.
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Linfield College
Temperance Union Sends Shoes to Occupied Europe
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Seventh Day Adventist church in Pocatello with talks on youth education, alcoholism as sin, taxation of drinkers, and women’s actions to curb drinking. The relief dept reported fifty pounds of shoes to be sent to occupied Europe by June 21, at ten cents per pound. A German WCTU letter from Frau Anna Klara Fischer was read. Eleven clothing boxes have been sent. new members were welcomed.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Seventh Day Aventist Church
Pocatello
Bob Schuler
Minnie Howard
Dr. Evans
Hollywood
Sharlotte Wilkie
Esther Johnson
Department of Relief
Europe
WCTU
Frau
Anna Klara Fischer
Quiet Religion Stresses Quiet Confidence Over Noise
A columnist argues religion should avoid loud public shouting and sensational displays. True faith, like Jesus’s message, should be inner and sincere rather than a public racket, with noise often masking insecurity rather than strong belief.
Moose Picnic for Women of the Moose in Pocatello
The Moose Hold Picnic Chapter 833 Women of the Moose entertain Pocatello Lodge No 387 and partners with a Father's Day picnic on Monday evening June 21 at Justice Park. Members meet at the Moose Temple at 6 30 p m and should call 2499 by Saturday noon. Coffee and oats provided. The annual children’s picnic will follow later in the summer per Ed Montrose.
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Women of the Moose
Pocatello Lodge No
Loyal Order of the Moose
Justice Park
Ed. Montrose
Moose Temple
Teen-Agers Recreation Center Party Scheduled
The recreation department plans a Wednesday evening event for teens at the EW aeiy dr Wayne center on June 23. Activities run 6 30 to 8 30 featuring tennis badminton archery and more with dancing 8 30 to 11 p m and refreshments in the hut.
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Recreation Center
Wayne
Mr. Booth
Roads Get Funds For Federal-Aid Highway Program
A senate house conference committee agreed Friday on a 450 million dollar federal-aid highway program for each of the years starting July 1 1949 and July 1 1950. The plan awaits approval by both houses. States must match federal outlays dollar for dollar.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Radio to Operate From Station Atop Chinks Peak
Police and Bannock county sheriff departments along with the Idaho State Department of Law Enforcement build a remote controlled radio station atop Chinks Peak east of Pocatello. A 45 foot tower and 16 foot antenna will connect underground with a 8 by 12 concrete block building. The site will serve state police radio needs and aid the Taylor grazing service fire patrol. The project aims for a statewide frequency change by July 1 1950 with initial unit expected to be completed first.
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Chink's Peak
Pocatello
Sgt
A. I. Oliver
Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Taylor Grazing Service
Oliver
Chink’s Peak
Power Company and Telephone Company
Truman Signs Bill Waiving Mining Assessment Work
President Truman signed a bill waiving the requirement for one year of development work on mining claims on public lands. The measure suspends the law demanding $100 worth of assessment work on each mining claim for the current fiscal year, with White House noting the approval to the Senate.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Senate
Antarctic Survey Reveals Vast Unseen Region
The navy's 1946 47 Antarctic Expedition crossed a tract totaling 340000 square miles, an area about half the size of the United States that had never been seen by humans before.
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Navy
United States
Moose Lodge Initiation Banquet Honours Supreme Governor Visit
A large delegation from Pocatello Lodge No. 387, led by Governor Ralph S. Garrett, attended an initiation and banquet at the Newhouse hotel in Salt Lake City on Wednesday evening June 16 to honor Supreme Governor F. Roy Yoke of Parkersburg West Virginia. Mayor Glade and Governor Yoke addressed Moose members and partners on the evils of communism. Yoke noted a national convention resolution excluding communist party affiliates from membership. any Moose member so affiliated would be expelled. Distinguished guests from Pocatello included T. H. Barnhart, W. S. Edmonds, Mrs Elsie Barnhart, Mrs Eva Parkinson, T. D. Parkinson, L. O. O. M. Pilgrim Governors Ben Ahlschlager and F. O. Young, M. S. MacRae, and others. A 10 gallon hat souvenir was presented to Yoke by M. S. MacRae. Governor Fred Bock served as toastmaster.
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Pocatello Lodge No
Ralph S. Garrett
Newhouse Hotel
Salt Lake City
F. Roy Yoke
Parkersburg
W. Va
Los Angeles
Calif
Glade
Yoke
Columbus
Communist Party
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Lodge
Ralphs. Garrett
Pocatello Lodge
T. H. Barnhart
Idaho
Edmonds
Elsie Barnhart
Pocatello
Eva Parkinson
College of Regents
State of Idaho
T. D. Parkinson
Herder
Portneuf Legion No. 76
Ben Ahlschlager
F. O. Young
M. 8. MacRae
Governor Yoke
U S Delays Decision on Pipe Shipment to Saudi Arabia
The government postponed until September a ruling on allowing 68 000 tons of pipe to Saudi Arabia for a 1100 mile pipeline from oil fields to the Mediterranean. Congress members protested a domestic pipe shortage slowing oil and irrigation projects. Diplomatic circles linked the delay to unsettled conditions in the East.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
Mediterranean
Congress
Wanted Dressed-Up Dog With Diamond Lavalier
Four year old daughter of Mrs. B C Tike dressed a dog at their St Simons Island home with her mother's finery including an heirloom diamond lavalier. The dog wandered off after tiring of playing. On Thursday Mrs Tike and an insurance company offered a $1000 reward. The lavalier value was not announced.
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Brunswick, Ga
B. C. Tike
St. Simons Island
Local School May Get Aid
Washington reports a $5 million fund may aid schools with war boosted enrollments under amendments passed Friday. The House previously approved $6 million with broader eligibility, while the Senate backed an amendment limiting aid to districts that received help in 1943 and still need it. Pocatello school district qualifies under the amended bill, said Superintendent George Green.
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Washington
House
Senate
Pocatello
George Green
Truman warns Greece situation remains critical
President Truman told Congress the Greece crisis remains critical while U S aid to restore the economy and bolster the Greek army shows progress. He praised the Turkish armed forces trained and equipped by the United States as a stabilizing influence in the troubled region.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Greece
Price level estimates show 1946 rise over 1940 and 1944
It is estimated that the US price level at the end of 1946 was more than 50 percent above that of 1940 and 15 percent higher than 1944.
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Community Church of
Lava Hot Springs
J. Summerton
Alameda Community
Maple and
Pershing Avenue
Ruth Burns
Corinth Baptist Church
North Fourth
Rev. H. Means
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Wyeth
First Methodist Church
Center Street
Garfield
Leroy H. Walker
School of Christian
Margot Gates
Massenet
MYF
Church of Christ
Young People's Meeting
Ladies Bible Class
Bethel Baptist Church
O. Tigner
North Fifth Revnue
Sixth and Lander
Erling T. Calking
First Church of Christ Scientist
Hayes and Bonneville
People’s Store
North Third
J H. Hemmingway
C. E. League
Mt. Olive
Watchtower
Kingdom Hall
North Main
First Presbyterian Church
Seventh and Lewis
J Willis Hamblin
Marin Law
First Congregational Church
North Garfield
W Lander
Ed Cunningham
Roy FP. Miller, Jr
L.D.S
Center and Garfield
South Sixth
North Arthur
Tenth
Sublette
West Elm
South Fourth
Tyhee
Ninth Ward
Tenth Ward
Eleventh Ward
Center and
Twelfth Ward
Thirteenth Ward
Inkom Ward
Inkom
Fort Hall Ward
Mission Church of the Good Shepherd
Fort Hall
William G. Avery
Central Christian Church
Assembly of God
Twelfth
East Lander
L. A. Steller
North Twelfth
L. G Partner
First Baptist Church
Fremont
Arthur Albert E. Beasley
Lois Cullen
Ruth Beasley
Paul Wilecke
Ward Roberts
Young People of the Gospel
Church of the Nazarene Corner
Eighth and Clark
N.Y
Christ’s Ambassador Service
Evangelists
Salvation Army
South Second
Salvation Service
Our Lady of Lourdes
American Falls
Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Aberdeen
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Jack 'N’ Jill Shop
Temperance Union
Occupied
Automat
General Electric
Pocatello Drug
Malo and
Mena
Jesus
Man of Nazareth
Brennan & Cahoon
Pole Line Road
Fred Bock
U.S
East
Diamond Lavalier
RCA Victor
FORD
West Center
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