Presbyterians Hold Seventeenth Annual Idaho Meeting in Caldwell
Southern Idaho Presbyterians gather for their seventeenth annual meeting in Caldwell starting Thursday evening through Sunday. The synod includes all ordained ministers and a ruling elder from each of 49 churches with invited national denomination leaders. Events cover sermons, elections for moderator, devotional studies, and sessions on missions, pensions, education, and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Idaho
Caldwell
Francis Shunk Downs
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
Walter M. Irwin
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Harvey J. Kiser
D. D
Department of Evangelism
Charles W. Williams
Portland
Pacific
M. G. Montgomery
Francis E. Springer
College of Idaho
National Missions
Delegates entertained at home and banquet planned
The program includes in home entertainment for delegates and a Friday evening banquet. A football game and an auto ride are among recreation options. The Woman's Synodical Missionary society led by Mrs. W. B. Titus of Boise starts sessions at the same location Friday morning and continues through Saturday with a Saturday banquet and youth rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Synodical Missionary Society
W. 8. Titus of
Boise
Big Butter and Egg Men on Broadway Slang Romance
West coast poultry magnates attend the National Poultry Butter and Egg association convention at the Hotel Astor New York. They joke about Broadway popularizing their trade and tour the Peacock Alley while some reporters seek a formal stance on the slang.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
West
Butterflies
Broadway
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
L. B. Kilbourne
Chicago
Association
Kansas City
Hotel Astor
Astor’s
Peacock Alley
Electric Road Wins Coffin prize for 1925 gains
The Pittsburg Electric Railway received the Charles A. Coffin prize from the American Electric Railway Association in Atlantic City for achieving more improvement in 1925 than any other electric railway. The award includes a gold medal and 1000 dollars from General Electric. President Arthur W. Thompson credited rider support and company reforms, noting 34 fare adjustments, new equipment, and service improvements. The railway's recovery began after a period in receivership with deficits and strikes.
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Atlantic City
Pittsburg Electric Railway
Charles A. Coffin
American Electric Railway Association
United States
General Electric Company
Arthur W. Thompson
Bad
Thompson
Veteran 18 Dead
Edward H. Miller died at his residence in Redondo Beach California at age 89 He was said to be the youngest Iowan to serve in the Civil War Miller gained national prominence in Grand Army of the Republic activities and served as county auditor of San Diego and as a police judge He was born in Cincinnati in 1849 and his family moved to Iowa soon after
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redondo Beach
Calif
Edward H. Miller
Miller
Grand Army of the Republi
San Diego
Cincinnati
Ohio
Iowa
Holbrooks Return Home from Salmon City Trip
Mr and Mrs A L Holbrook and their mother Margaret Holbrook returned home yesterday after a motor trip to Salmon City. They report the roads in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Holbrook
Margaret Holbrook
Salmon City
Thompson Addresses Kiwanis Dinner Honoring Employees
Attorney H. B. Thompson spoke on Employer and Employee at a Pocatello Kiwanis dinner in Hotel Bannock. He outlined three rules for employees honesty loyalty and courage while Frank W. Brown urged faith in the city and discussed Idaho crops and shipments for the season. A. J. Pierce urged YWCA support as Arline chorus and several soloists provided musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Kiwanians
Pocatello Club
Bannock
Frank W. Brown
H. B. Thompon
Thompson
Brown
Idaho
Pocatello
A. J. Pierce
Kindmans
Arline Chorus
Will R. Ferris
Dorothy Bucks
Miss Riddle
Miss Hood
Miss Hutchinson
Mrs. Williams
Arthur W. Hall
Bannock County Sportsmen Plan Meeting on Pheasant Season
A Bannock County Sportsmen's Association meeting is set for Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce hall. A report on a possible closed season for pheasants will be heard, and T. B. Murray of the biological survey will outline a magpie eradication campaign to protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Sportsmen’s Association
Chamber of Commerce Hall
T. B. Murray
Biological Survey
Murray
Sportsmen’s Association
Has High Hopes for Chicago Board
Chicago October 7 former president of the Chicagos Board of Trade L F Gates says changes proposed to the board would lift marketing and efficiency to new highs. A membership vote Friday could curb price swings, create a business conduct committee, and allow outside members to vote by mail. Gates warns favorable action would deal a major blow to the professional farm organizer and allow farmers to join under the grain futures act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. F. Gates
Chicagos Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
Gates
Episcopal Conference Opens In New Orleans
In Audubon Park the forty-eighth triennial general conference of the Episcopal Church opens with Bishop Thomas F. Gaylor delivering the opening sermon. Bishop Theodore B. Bratton ill. business sessions begin with the house of bishops and deputies. Women's auxiliary and church school service league meet. Debate over primate election and full participation in the federal council of churches follows closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Audubon Park
General Conference
Episcopal Church of America
Thomas F. Gaylor
Tennessee
National Council
Theodore B. Bratton
Mississippi
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Women’s Auxiliary
Church School Service League
Primate
Siders Addresses School Heads at District Meeting
More than 50 southern Idaho superintendents and high school principals met at the state board of education offices in Boise October 2 and 3 to discuss accreditation, courses, state association activities, and tuition. Walter R. Siders of Pocatello spoke on the World Federation of Education Associations gathering in Edinburgh and compared American and European systems. A northern Idaho meeting is planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Board of Education
Boise
Ethel E. Redfield
Elizabeth Kussum
Walter R. Siders
Pocatello
Federation of Education Associations
Edinburgh
Scotland
Siders
Redfield
Northern Idaho
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Pocatello Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Co
Little Boy Bright
Okamura Garden
Rowland Wood
Electric Road
Utah Grand
Donicht & McDonald Co
Sportsmen
Chicago Board
Episcopalians
Western Loan and Building CO
South Arthur
Czecho-Slovakia
Troy Laund
Ellen M. Boyenger
W. Lewis Avenue
Crane
Crane Co
Nove
China
Plumbing and Heating Materials Crane CO
First Avenue
San Francisco
Billings
Mont
Reno, Hov
Ore
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Wash
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