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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
3
A Tokepa Congregationalist writer recounts Micah’s warless era prophesy and notes a rising global movement to settle disputes by friendship instead of force. The piece urges replacing Mars with the Prince of Peace and calls for international reconciliation.
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Center W and Garfield Ave invites worshippers to a flower service next Sunday at 6 pm with flowers collected for hospital patients Monday morning. Special music includes Mendelssohn and vocal solos by Mrs. Dubech and Joseph Chester. Morning sermon is The Secret of Strength with How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me. Officers of the Men's Brotherhood will be elected after the service.
The Portland church at South Mayes and Bonneville streets posts Sunday June 24 service at 11 am with 9:45 am Sunday School. There is a Wednesday 8 pm testimonial meeting and a reading room open daily 12 pm to 4 pm except Sundays and holidays.
First Congregational Church led by Pastor A A Banks lists Sunday school 10 a.m. and morning worship 11 a.m. with a quartet and offerings. Bethel Baptist holds Sunday school 9:30 a.m. and morning sermon at 11:06 a.m. Laymen's League, church aid, Wednesday Bible lessons, and Friday choir rehearsals are noted. Allen Chapel A M E Church shows prayer 6:30 p.m., Sunday school 9:45 a.m., morning service 11 a.m., and evening sermon. The Masonic lodge meets 3 p.m. for annual sermon. Liter ary society to present a drama, and delegates to district conference are listed.
Morning service at 11 led by Rev G William Barnum with sermon The Christian's Constant Companion. Evening union service at 8 led by Rev Charlie G Stout with soprano solo by Genevieve Jones Idaho Falls. Sunday school 9 45 am, Senior Christian Endeavor 7 pm. Monthly session picnic Monday. Lords Supper observed July 1.
Deputy Monroe White of Bancroft was in Pocatello on department business, returning this morning. Judge Jay L. Downing traveled to Boise to sit for Judge Dane Brinck in several jury cases. He will attend the American Legion district meeting in Halley tonight. Paris court term open next Tuesday has been continued to June 30. Primary stake board holds a session for the children at the LD S Recreation on Monday at 2 30. Mrs. H P Riggs hosts the North End Bridge club Monday afternoon.
The Houston body signals rejection of farm relief and discusses opposing the plan. It notes a possible counter proposal to aid farmers and hints at Democrats seeking Western farmer votes. The piece analyzes potential extensions or alternatives amid ongoing policy debate.
The piece argues the vice presidential nomination should come from the west, not the south or east, with Hitchcock of Nebraska and Evans Woollen of Indiana named as likely candidates. It notes Woollen could boost Indiana and that a ticket promising New York and Indiana might improve the Democratic campaign outlook.
Final returns show a 33 percent drop in feminine representation from 1924 with 146 women delegates and 272 alternates. Despite recommendations, many states sent more men, leaving Idaho North Dakota Oregon South Dakota and Wisconsin with no women delegates or alternates.
Washington reports Major Lutz commander of Quantico air forces perished in a transport plane crash near Managua after taking off at 1 08 am. Lieut Busbey born 1900 in Washington served since 1922. Corporal McChesney from Detroit and Corporal Nichols from Florence, Alabama also died.
Governor Alfred E. Smith and several family members including his elder daughter Emily and youngest daughter Catherine will join in the Houston convention celebrations if Smith secures the presidential nomination. Smith plans to stay in Albany with a radio to follow events while remaining in New York.
Joe Valdez was fined $25 in police court after disturbing the peace with a large knife. Three witnesses testified as the courtroom filled with expressive Mexican gestures and Spanish speech south of the Rio Grande. Pedro Perez accused Valdez of calling him from the Spanish pool room on North First Avenue June 21, showing the knife and demanding money, Perez fled in fear and complied with no demand.
Notice for a district meeting and banquet at the Memorial building on June 25 at 6 30 p m with reservations via phone 1662 1 and a Tribune Want Ad stating a sale price of 23 dollars are listed by F and Reberar.
A California yearly meeting of Friends forwarded a letter to Republican candidate Herbert Hoover. The plain language missive, familiar to Hoover from his Quaker upbringing, expresses a message from the Friends church in California.
A brief congratulatory note extols a call to a higher position in national and world leadership and extends heartfelt congratulations to the recipient.
A brown leather folding purse lost by a woman is missing and a reward is offered. Contact phone numbers 1480-W or 253 y26 to reclaim.
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