Sunday Services in the Pocatello Churches
Local church notices outline Sunday services at Cor. Washington and Elm Alameda with Sunday school at 10 am, morning service at 11:20 on subject Limiting God, and 3 pm Young People visitation. Evening 8 pm Dr. Cannon speaks on Justification with midweek prayer. Junior, Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor groups meet midweek with tennis, croquet, and devotional sessions.
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Washington and
Elm
Alameda
Jesus
Cannon
Mullihan
Florence M. Thoma
Pocatello Church Listings and Christian Science Services
The city lists seven ward chapel services with Sunday school at 10 00 to 11 00 and evening services 6 30 to 8 00, plus monthly union meetings and baptism days. Christian Science church at Hayes and Bonneville hosts Sunday service at 11 00, Sunday school 9 45, and Wednesday meetings with readings and a church reading room.
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Pocatello
First Ward
North Garfield Avenue
Second Ward
South Sixth
South Hayes
Bonneville Streets
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Christian Church Services and Youth Conference Reports
The Central Christian Church on Sixth and Lander, led by Pastor Charles G Stout, holds Sunday school at 10 a m and a 11 a m service. The morning begins with Communion followed by reports from Marjorie Boyer Lucile Boyatt and Catherine Vledell. Catherine attended the Missionary Convention at Boise and will share notes. Mrs Harry Stelman will report on the convention.
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Central Christian Church
Lander Streets
Charles G. Stout
North 8Th Avenue
Marjorie Boyer Lucile Boyatt
Catherine Vledell
Catherine
Boise
Harry Stelman
Religious Services Listings for Corner West Centre and Fremont
Morning 11 sermon at First Methodist titled The Land of The Mystic and the Mystic. Special solos by Ruth Petit and Joseph Chester with organ numbers by Virginia Evans. Sunday school at 9:45, preschool class at 11. First Baptist at Fremont and Arthur with 9:50 Bible school guest Homer Martin and 7 p m B Y P U topic How Does Christ Meet the Needs of the World. Union services at 11 and 8 led by Congregational and Baptist churches with sermons on The Cathedral of Christianity and What Think Ye of Thomas. Monday Baptist Brotherhood meeting to follow.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Centre
Garfield Ave
Bannock Hotel
Joseph Chester
N. Arthur
Ruth Petit
Fannie Snow Knowlton
Beardsley van de Water
Virginia Evans
Thompson
Ludebuehl
Diggle
School of Religious Education
First Baptist Church
Fremont
Arthur Sts
Irving G. Roddy
4Th Ave
Homer Martin
Paul Rider
Congregational
Baptist
I. G. Roddy
Thomas
Baptist Brotherhood
Washington Bureau Popular With Tribune Readers
The Pocatello Tribune Washington Information Bureau reports a fourth place regional rating for readership and high per reader response among 102 papers. The service answers questions and provides bulletins on subjects from gold and silver money to etiquette and gardening, with wide reader inquiries handled via the Washington bureau.
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Pocatello Tribune
Washington Information Bureau
The
Tribune
Information Bureau
Pittsburgh Press
San Francisco News
Newark Evening News
Fort Worth Press
New York World-Telegram
Denver Rocky Mountain News
Indianapolis Times
Toledo News-Bee
Cincinnati Post
Cleveland Press
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Buffalo Times
Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Indiana
James Monroe
Tribune Washington Bureau
Candidates at the 1932 Democratic Convention
AP reports Roosevelt stays in Albany and weighs a rush trip to Chicago if deadlock persists. Smith meets callers in Chicago after making peace with McAdoo. Ritchie departs Baltimore amid cheers for a Maryland convention bid. Garner watches Wagner relief bill move to conference. Baker returns to Cleveland and offers cautious counsel. Byrd pushes for tariff talks at the convention. Reed noted Missouri’s lack of a clear second choice. Murray of Oklahoma opposes delaying platform subcommittee. laments postmaster influence.
Etiquette guidance on wedding invitations and thanks
Excerpts discuss proper wording for wedding invitations and announcements, notes of thanks for gifts, and etiquette tips. It cites Mary Jane Brown and Thomas Hunter’s marriage on August 1 in New York, plus advised handwritten acknowledgment by the bride.
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James Brown
Mary Jane
Thomas Hunter
St. Emily Post John's Church
James Arthur Brown
City
New York
Mrs. Jones
Mary
Trinity Episcopal Church Summer Schedule
Trinity Episcopal Church announces summer schedule changes with Holy Communion at 8 30 a m Church school at 10 and Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 45 All are welcome The Sunday school now starts at 10 o'clock and the church service begins at 11 minus 15 minutes instead of eleven previously
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Trinity Episcopal Church
N. Arthur
W. Lander
Irvin Q. Wood
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday schedule updates
Grace Lutheran Church Arthur Avenue at Custer Street reports no services this Sunday due to the pastor's absence. Sunday school will meet as usual at 10 o'clock with classes for children of all ages.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Arthur Avenue
Custer Street
W. B. Maier
Alameda Community Church Sunday School Notice
The Alameda Community Church invites all to its Sunday morning Sunday school session at the chapel on Maple Street. Attendance is encouraged and open to everyone.
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Alameda
Maple Street
Yale Names Malcolm Farmer Athletic Director
Hartford report notes Malcolm Farmer will assume Yale athletic director duties July 1. His daughter Barbara is engaged to Ben Ticknor former Harvard center, signaling a family linked to prominent sports figures.
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Hartford
Conn
Malcolm Farmer
Farmer
Yale
Barbara
Ben Ticknor
Harvard
Tragedy ends with husband killing wife then himself in Phoenix
Albert Van Ham 38 killed his wife Ethel 21 as she slept at her father’s home in Phoenix then killed himself with a shotgun in the yard. Relatives said domestic troubles and quarrels had pushed the couple toward separation since moving from Butte Montana three years ago.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Albert van Ham
Butte
Mont
Ethel
Missionaries Return to Bancroft from Foreign Missions
Ver non K Moser son of Mr and Mrs A A Moser arrived home on No 17 from the east where he completed a thirty month mission for the L D S church in the France and Swiss mission. Porter Gooch son of Mr and Mrs George Gooch came home last week from Texas where he served a mission from the Hatch ward and spoke at the Idaho Stake Genealogical Convention in the stake hall.
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Bancroft
Pocatello Tribune
Vernon K. Moser
A. A. Moser
East
Old World
France
Porter Gooch
George Gooch
Texas
L. D
Eugene Vinson Wins Mississippi Amateur Gol f Title Again
Eugene Vinson aged 19 captured the Mississippi amateur golf championship for the second time this summer, defending his title with strong play across the final rounds.
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Eugene Vinson
Mississippi
Gold Recovered From Sunken Egypt Liner
Divers aboard Artiglio II raised about 2.5 million dollars in gold and silver from the Egypt treasure room near Brest France. Half the liner's cargo is believed recovered after ten years since the ship sank in a collision that cost 100 lives.
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Brest
France
Egypt
Artiglio II
Muhlenberg County Sets Get Married Day This Wednesday
Greenville Kentucky officials announce Muhlenberg County will observe get married day this Wednesday inviting all couples to obtain marriage licenses at no cost to counter rising marriage apathy in the county.
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Greenville
Muhlenberg
Victory Smile for Iowa Senate Nominee Henry Field
Henry Field, described as an amateur in politics after a career as seed grower, radio station owner, and caterer to farm families, flashes a victory smile after winning the Republican nomination for United States senator from Iowa, defeating incumbent Smith W. Brogkhart.
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Associated Press
Henry Field
United States
Iowa
Sen
Smith W. Brogkhart
Subway Project Cut Hazard at Lava and McCammon Crossings
Two dangerous railroad crossings between Lava and Pocatello will be removed. Union Pacific workers are building a subway under the tracks west of Lava. The highway plan moves the McCammon crossing to the north, eliminating curves and the crossing and shortening travel between the cities. State highway crews repair a weakened highway east of Lava where springs undermine the foundation.
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Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello Tribune
Lava
Pocatello
McCammon
Union Pacific
Highway Department
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