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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1927

Page

5

Idaho National Guard Camp Closes After Two Weeks

Boise June 26 AP John M Regan camp the Idaho national guard encampment for the 116th engineers 116th cavalry and 148th field artillery ends today with camp break. 721 men and 72 officers attended. 148th field artillery units train out tonight heading to Coeur d Alene tomorrow at 10. Cavalry and engineer units depart 11 55 tonight on a special train to Pocatello arriving 10 55 tomorrow morning.

Boise John M. ‘Regan Idaho National Guard 116Th Engineers 116Th Cavalry 148Th Field Artillery Moon Coeur d'Alene Pocatello

Inquiry Ordered in Jerome Man’s Death

William Benning a 72 year old Jerome stock buyer died in Jerome. A coroner’s jury urged viscera examination by a chemist after Dr C F Seeler refused to sign the death certificate citing obscure cause and poisoning like symptoms. Benning, a long time Jerome resident, had just married Mary Frye his third wife.

Jerome Idaho William Benning Twin Falls C. F. Seeler Lr. Seeler Benning Mary Frye Alice Benning Logan Utah

Transfer and suspension hit New York liquor enforcement

Washington announced changes in New York enforcement with Chester P. Mills moved from prohibition administrator post and August Heise suspended as assistant administrator. Commissioner Dorrance cited dissatisfaction with enforcement methods and disclosures of third degree methods in New York.

Washington Chester P. Mills New York August Heise Dorran

Utah Weather: Generally Fair Tonight and Sunday

The forecast calls for mostly clear conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Winds remain light and no precipitation is expected.

Utah

City Briefs Feather Passes Away In Illinois

Word arrived that F. A. Pauschert, father of Harry Pauschert, died Friday in Shelbyville Illinois. Harry Pauschert works for the Short Line in the Idaho division offices.

Harry Pauschert F. A. Pauschert Shelbyville Ilinois Idaho Division

Real Estate Transfers and Civil Actions Filed in Idaho

Deeds recorded across multiple counties involving transfers to Myra Kane Mullen John W Fowler George Erastus Marey and others. Property descriptions include numerous blocks and lots in Pocatello McCammon and surrounding areas. Civil actions filed in district and justice courts list Jensen Kohlhepp Martin Cameron Dailey Bartlett Buffaloe and Inglestrom Home Grocery as parties.

Will RR. Ferris Co J. B. Bistline Etux Bistline’s Inc County of Bannock John Halien County of Pannock John Hallen Inc Elk

Troop E Cavalry Returns to Pocatello After Camp Hegan

Camp Hegan Boise June 25 Troop E 116th Cavalry will turn in all horses at 4 30 this afternoon and not ride again until South Dakota horses arrive in Pocatello about June 28 When 32 horses are unloaded for use by the National Guard the South Dakota unit’s artillery outfit will be motorized and need no horses Troop E departs Boise by special train at midnight with other Idaho National Guard units arriving Pocatello at 10 55 Sunday morning Forty nine men and three officers will return then Saddles air rifles and field equipment are checked in Tents turn in Saturday morning and preparations for departure will be completed by Saturday afternoon.

Boise Idaho National Guard Pocatello Camp Quartermaster

Proposed Highway From Emmett to New Plymouth Discussed

County commissioners of Gem Ada and Payette counties met with Joe D Wood commissioner of public works to discuss completing the state highway between Emmett and Star in Gem and Ada counties. They aim to finance 1928 construction and Wood will investigate the Payette county proposal for a state highway between Emmett and New Plymouth.

Boise Gem Ada Payette Joe D. Wood Public Works Emmett Star Bureau of Highways Wood Payette County New Plymouth

Weather heat baffles shoppers as temps soar in town

Unsettled forecasts grip the area with humidity at fourteen percent and 90 degree readings as residents cope with a hot wave. In Rapid City Mr. Coolidge plans to trim his waistline after hikes to trout streams aided by worms supplied by the Omaha Izaak Walton league. Atlantic City notes rising weights may not help wool mills while Kellogg reports continued Eldorado mine activity. Rupert-Lands Cheese Co sells Idaho plants to Kraft.

Rapid City S. D

Idaho Names Wood To National Good Roads Day

Governor Baldridge named Joe D. Wood, commissioner of public works, as Idaho’s official representative for National Good Roads Day on July 11 at the Nevada transcontinental highway exposition in Reno.

Reno Boise H. C. Baldridge Joe D. Wood Idaho Nevada

New Tennis Stars Rise Ahead of Wimbledon

Fraulein Cecilia Aussem of Germany and Miss Bobby Heine of South Africa emerge as rising forces after startling feats in the French championships and Sur rey champion events. Aussem eclipsed Wimbledon star Contestavios and Heine defeated Lili D Alva rez as a new wave of contenders for Wimbledon crowns forms alongside Betty Nuthall who vies in singles doubles and mixed events.

Wimbledon Eng Fraulein Cecilia Aussem Germany Bobby Heine South Africa Fraulein Aussem Mile H. Contestavios Lili D’alvarez Snow Cologne Cape Heine Betty Nuthall L. A. Godfrey H. W. Austin Miss Nuthall Hall Molla Mallory Chiswick Park

Word of God and Armor Sermon at Local Churches

A church bulletin outlines sermons and activities including a morning service at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. G. William Barnum on The No Man, choral pieces and piano numbers, offerings for benevolence, a night lecture by Dr. A M Harding on Glimpses of Other Worlds, and youth meetings. Luther an services at Arthur and Custer Streets invite all to attend.

Sunday church services and vacation notice

Sunday school at 10 a m morning service at 11 a m will be the last church service until after vacation. The quartette sings and George S Sloan speaks. C E at 6 30 p m. Union service at the Methodist church with Dr A M Hardine speaking on the stars.

George S. Sloan C. E Methodist Church A. M. Hardine

Community Church Schedule and Fund Drive Notes

Charles G. Stout and F. E. Mackenzie preside as church and school matters are outlined. Services at 11:00 include communion and sermon. A monthly meeting at the county farm requires attendance by 2:00. A girls food sale supports the playground. Christian Endeavor seeks donations of material, labor, or money. C E meets early to allow travel to a union meeting. astronomy talk advertised at Methodist church.

Charles G. Stout F. E. Mackenzie Christian Endeavor Society C. E Union Methodist Church

Church Activities Include Sermon and Union Meeting

The church schedules 9 45 Sunday school and 11 public worship with a sermon by the pastor. Epworth League meets at the usual time and a union meeting follows the evening service. Professor Arthur M Harding of Arkansas University will present an illustrated astronomy lecture. A free will offering is planned, and an Epworth League ice cream sociable will be held on the Tech lawn Monday night. The pastor will be away the first two Sundays in July but morning service continues. No midweek meeting until the pastor’s return.

First Presbyterian Church Fifth Avenue Lewis Street G. William Barnum S. Fifth Avenue Lack Wagner Gounod Nion Methodist A M. Harding Arkansas State University Ruth Barnum Christian Endeavor Intermediate Society Epworth League Arthur M. Harding Arkansas University Tech Lawn

Trinity Episcopal Church Second Sunday After Trinity Schedule

Trinity Church outlines services for the second Sunday after Trinity. Church school and Kindergarten at 9 45 a m. Morning prayer and address at 11 o clock. Recessional hymn We March to Victory by Barnby. Introit There s a Wideness in God s Mercy by Zundel. Offertory solo How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings by Liddle sung by H R Flint choir director. Recessional Christ for the World We Sing by Burnett. Howard Stoy Archdeacon.

Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Barnby Zundel Liddle H. R. Flint Christ Burnett Howard Stoy

First Baptist Church Fremont Theme Services

The First Baptist Church at Fremont and Arthur with Minister R E McGraw offers Sunday programs at 11 a m on Creation and the Creator and 8 p m on God gifts and self attainments. Bible school at 10 a m covers Peter's Life and Work with I Peter last chapter recited. B Y P U meets at 7 p m led by Fern Harris.

First Baptist Church Fremont and Arthur R. E. McGraw Bible School Peter I. Pet Fern Harris

Bible Students Hold Weekly Meetings in Halliday

The local class of the International Bible Students association invites traveling Truth Friends and all interested to weekly gatherings. Sunday at 1 p.m., meeting at 411 E Halliday to study the Watch Tower editorial subject Servant Good and Evil. Matthew

International Bible Students Association Truth Friends E. Halliday Watch Tower Matthew

Church Bible school and revival meetings schedule

Church listings detail Bible school at 9 45 morning services at 11 00 with sermon by pastor and 7 00 p m young people devotion. Evangelistic 8 00 p m. Thursday 2 30 p m women’s meeting. Salvation Army hall meetings saturday night and Sunday services including holiness jail and Sunday school at 2 30 p m and 6 15 p m U P Legion. Big revival begins Sunday 8 00 p m with Mrs Sara Roe Robinson as speaker. Allen Chapel and Bethel Baptist also hold services and district delegates announced for Boise conference.

Church of the Nazarene W. Clark Theo. Winter Women’s Missionary Meeting G. Mullihan J. Clarence Anderson Salvation Army Hall Holiness U. P. Legion Sara Roe Robinson Davenport Ruth Yoakum Allen Chapel A. M. BF North Third Avenue R. S. Maguinez A. A. Banks Bethel Baptist Church Allen Christian Endeavor League Mack Johnson P. E St. John Florence McClendon Fannie Johnson Corrine Sampson Alfred Thompson Boise T. A Patterson

Church weekly program listing with multiple groups

A church announces a full week of activities with 9 30 a m Sunday school led by A Banks and 11 a m sermon by the pastor. Various groups meet through the week including layman's league PT Mrs Armstrong president W H M society Sister I D Banks president prayer meeting Wednesday and monthly business meeting pastor's aid Thursday choir practice Friday with Sister Lysteria Harris at the organ.

A. A Banks E. J Harris Pastor's Aid Society Sister L. Ward Lysteria Harris

Walsh elected president of railroad superintendents association

J M Walsh of Memphis Tennessee was chosen president of the American Railroad Superintendents association and Memphis was named the 1928 convention city at the closing session of the 34th annual conclave in San Francisco. Card of thanks from the Burrell and Wilkie families expresses gratitude for flowers and support after the loss of a husband and father.

San Francisco J. M Walsh Memphis Tenn American Railroad Superintendents Association

Life and Letters of Peter in Sunday School Lessons

Keith L. Brooks analyzes Peter as the prominent disciple, tracing his impulsiveness, zeal, fall, and restoration. The piece highlights Peter’s leadership after Pentecost, his role in opening the Gospel to Gentiles, and the school of Christ that shaped his character for service.

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