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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1947
Page
2
A long list of area churches details service times for summer. Masses at St Josephs and St Anthony are scheduled in mornings, with Bible classes and catechism evenings noted. Several congregations publish Sunday schools, worship hours, and midweek studies across multiple wards and neighborhoods.
Acting superintendent Paul Brynildsen leads a church and community forum at 10 am followed by morning worship and a sermon on Christianity Confronts Communism with guest soloist Mrs. Leland Newton. Activities include Sunday School at 9:45 am, Young People service, evangelistic meeting Victory for You, Bible study, and a School of Christian Education. Center Street Garfield and 12th North venues host multiple services with Leroy Walker and John Reed as featured participants.
Church services and activities listed for Sixth and Lander area. Pastor Erling E. Calkins leads Sabbath worship with sermon What God Joins Together. Weekly programs include Sabbath school at 9:30, morning 11, evening evangelistic services, and midweek prayer and study sessions. Guest speaker Dr. A L Parrott from Samaritan Hospital Idaho to speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Kenas Akers 25 reenlisted in the regular army. He is the husband of Barbara Akers of 709 North Grant. Announcement by Technical Sergeant Glenn D Glindmeier at the U S Army Recruiting Station 118 North Main notes Akers is a Po catello High School graduate and was employed prior to reenlistment.
A serviceman selected the Army Air Force for a three year term. He earned the European Theater ribbon with six battle stars after 14 months in the European theater of operations during World War II.
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin refused in the house of commons to forecast Molotov's reply to a request for a June 23 conference with Britain and France on steps to carry out Marshall plan aid. Bevin said he could not predict Moscow's answer. Also noting the aluminum split would give U.S. families about 125 pounds if evenly divided.
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