The Exercise of Hope sermon by Rev Samuel V W Holmes
The sermon argues that hope cannot be outlawed in modern life and is justified by life observations. It notes unmet hopes but emphasizes that hopes often yield blessed results and aligns with Paul the Apostle that we are saved by hope. The preacher from Westminster Church in Buffalo advocates active hope despite pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel V. W. Holmes
D. D
Westminster Church
Buffalo, N
Paul
First Presbyterian Church Readies Summer Services
Local notices list Sunday schedules for First Presbyterian Church temporary quarters at 322 No 8th, with Rev. G William Barnum presiding. Services include Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 09 a m with music by Mrs C H Guthrie and Chopin preludes and Beethoven anthems. Union services, evening evangelistic programs, and related notices at neighboring churches are also announced.
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Pranklin Junior High School
G William Barnum
South Fifth Avenue
E. C White
Beethoven
C .H. Guthrie
Choppin
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
South Ave
Hees
Crist
Jean BeriMain
Methodial Church
George 3. Sloan
Mazns
Laties Aid Society
Piet Methodist Episcopal Church
South Garfield Avenue
Weat
Ph Chester
T. R. Neilson
Pascue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Emtertsinnig
Ars
Curch
Wrk
Tee Services
Church of the Nazarene
Fremont Streets
L. Abbey
Thomas Sedam
Mr. Sersnon
Mack Anderson
Evangelis
First Baptist Church
Fremont
Arthur Streets
Ethel Anderson
Sunday School and Service at First Congregational
Morning schedule lists Sunday School at 10 am led by A D Lawrance, superintendent. The 11 am service features Ernest Pearson conducting with Rev. George Sloan as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A D Lawrence
Ernest Pearson
George 5. Sloan
Downey Notes Bright Summer Week and Social Visits
Downey residents enjoyed a warm week with multiple social gatherings. Mrs. Harold J. Petty visited Salt Lake City, a swimming party hosted by John Pratt entertained Mrs. Byrne and guests at Lava Hot Springs, and various families traveled to Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and Swan Lake for visits and reunions. Temperature reached 83 degrees with a gentle breeze moderating later.
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Downey
Mrs. L. Perkins
American Falls
Mrs. Morgan
Lava Hot Springs
Byrne
H. S Garreteaon
Garretson
Ross
Joan
Jacqueline Byrne
Will Rolls
Idaho Celebrates Fifty Years of Progress in Blackfoot
The piece recalls the Golden Spike era and Idaho's railroad and transportation growth, praising railways, telegraphs, and industry while condemning obstructionist politics. It notes Shriners returning from Los Angeles and pledges to uphold law enforcement, with a tangent on crop storage and market timing.
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Pacific
Idaho
Blackfoot
Shriner
Law's Shrine
Los
North America
Bacchus
Shriners
Los Angeles
Idaho Shriners
Oithers
Nike Project
Community Notes From Richmond and Downey Area
Mrs Lette Stocks of Richmond Utah joined by the Marshalls and Evans for a Marsh Creek fishing day returning home at night. Downey visitors include Mrs B D Blackhurst and sons from Arimo and Mr and Mrs Thomas Coffin on business. The Sorenson sisters Grace and Wanda return from Pocatello General Hospital with Grace able to move about while Wanda recovers from a deep limb cut. Prank Crosbow, a business visitor from Arimo, and families including the Hobbs, Jorgensen, and Miss Thelma Merrill spent Sunday at Preston visiting relatives and fishing.
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Lette Stocks
Richmond
Utah
Zam Marshall
Preston
Igsaac Marshall
Will Evans
Marsh Creek
B. D. Blackhurst
Arimo
Downey
Thomas Coffin
Grace
Wanda Sorenson
Bishop
J C. Sorenson
Marsh Center
General Hospital
Pocatello
Arimo Crossing
Wanda
Crosbow
Mary C. Coffin
Airs
N. L. Nelson
Cambridge
Stake Board Relief Society
Virginia
Fred Hobbs
M. Jorgensen
Chidren
Thelma Merrill
Support The President Day Observed National Call
Fred B. Smith of New York issues a Call for Sunday June 13 as Support The President Day. Congregational churches urged to back Hoover's law enforcement through prayer and pulpit preaching to uphold the Eighteenth Amendment and combat organized crime.
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New York
N.Y
Fred B. Smith
N. Y
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Congregational Churches
Hoover
Mr. Smith
Lyman Beech
Connecticut Congregational Conference
National Council
Detroit
Church Duty to Raise Voice Against Social Sins and Evils
Dr. Gustav M. Bruce urged Lutherans at the World Convention in Copenhagen to have the church publicly oppose social sins and evil. He argued sin taints personal and social life, linking individual vice to societal harm, and said the church must preach Christ while directing social reform through public preaching, sacraments, and ethical guidance.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Gustav M. Bruce
Luthern Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Minn
Dr. Bruce
Bruce
John the Baptist
Jesus
wWalcy
Paul
Peter
James
Martin Luther
Bach
Chrisian
Otis Heir Named Defendant in Cruelty Divorce Case
Ralph Chester Otis Jr., heir to Otis Elevator fortune, is named defendant in a divorce filed by wife Catherine Crerar Otis. She charges cruelty and separation since June 7, after their January 1927 marriage to daughter of John Crerar. She notes his $200 monthly salary and larger parental income.
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Chicago
Ralph Chester Otis, Jr
Otis Elevator Millions
Catherine Crerar Otis
Otis
John Crerar
Rain Damages Cherry Crop in Clarkston Region
June 29 report by federal crop inspector L G Schultz notes heavy rain in the Clarkston territory injuring the cherry crop by about 50 carloads. Lower fruit areas suffered most while ripened upper bench cherries escaped harm. Projected total yield about 150 carloads.
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Boise
Clarkston Territory
L. G. Schultz
Clarkston
National Education Association Opens 67th Convention in Atlanta
The National Education Association assembled in Atlanta for its second southern convention. William John Cooper U S Commissioner of Education and Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy addressed the educators at the initial session. Delegates and delegates from states territories and foreign countries gathered for the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Education Association
South
William John Cooper
United States
Josphus Daniels
Navy
Wilson
Baldridge and state officials attend Parma Steele picnic
Governor Baldridge Attorney General Gills and Secretary of State Lukens traveled to Parma Friday to join the annual John A Steele picnic. The event began as a social gathering for local farmers long ago and has been continued by the Steele family for two years since his death.
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Boise
H C Baldridge
W. D. Gills
Fred E. Lukens
Parma Priday
John A. Steele
Fragmented Ethical Advice Fragment in OCR Snippet
A damaged OCR fragment hints at guidance about being able and happy and freeing his children from pitfalls and snares to benefit fellowmen both temporally and morally. The incomplete text lacks clear context or names.
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Sonneville Streets
Christian Science
Ull
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Lander
Charla G
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North Ott
W. Mayer
Gernon
Ose Spd
Thien
O. M
Church O
M. George A
Union Lee
Chretien
Leroy Walters
Teyles
Lutheran Charen
First
H. J. Toller
Margaret C. Forrest
Inkom
W. C. Maughn
Shirley Merril
Idaho Falls
Ralph Baker
H. J. Toler
Crista
Beatrice
Afton Christansen
Orion
Willis Christiansen
Jerry Christiansen
Evan
Guy Whitaker
M. A. Christiansen
Nellie
Iva. Meric
Johnnie Christiansen
Sor
Ross Murray
Elvin Christiansen
Fionna
Mise Ruth Evans
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Hyrum
Logan
BE. M. Jorgensen
Merrill
Carol Jean
Jorgensen
Thelmea Merrill
Clista Christiansen
Albion State Normal School
Peter Corts- Jansen
Margaret Fox
Morgan
Idaho Park
Walton
E. Byer
J. Sievers
Downes
Idaho Fell
C. W. Chrietiateen
Mra Walton
Idaho Pali
Fred Fauteck
Hailey
5& T
Merrill Hed
By Gly Flenner
Dassent
Sten
Steele
Lovejoy
Locatelo Auto Co
South Main
Ford
Hudson
Nash
Bannock Motor Co
North Main
R. H. Wells
A. RE. McPherson
Office
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Barrett
Barrett’s
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