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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
9
Self poisoning indigestion pimples back pains constipation headaches and fatigue are claimed to vanish after using Dr Thacher s Liver and Blood Syrup. The ad promises a quick improvement within 14 hours and offers a money back guarantee through Fuller Drug Co and leading druggists.
The house committee reveals a full season of novelty dances for club members, from April 30 opening to October 31 closing supper. Committee members include Ernest Klepetko as chair and C A Lemmon, A J Rolfe, Ray Murphy, L G Dunlap, Gail R Soper, and P E Fitzgerald.
The remains of Catherine Murphy lie at P. J. Finnegan funeral chapel awaiting her son James H. Murphy's arrival from Los Angeles for funeral arrangements. Arthur Murphy also lies there with his brother due from Los Angeles. funeral notice to follow in later papers. The Murphy family name appears in a separate notice regarding a sibling.
Anaconda residents unable to attend a Smelter City Garden club meeting receive published guidance on growing sweetpeas and making lawns. Instructions stress local seed sourcing, trenching with fertilizer, staking, bird and frost protection, and careful irrigation. The piece also covers lawn soil, seeding, fertilizer use, and winter protection for old grass.
Acacia Lodge No. 33 A F and A M will hold their Post Masters night at the Masonic temple next Friday at 7 o clock. The third degree will be conferred on several candidates and Albert Powdrill will receive a past masters jewel from R B Abbott. W C Cadwell L V Bender C R Fuller O A Johnson J A Schroeder S T Blair J A Hasley J J Heid Frank Kennedy W E B Gally D L Grush W E Mowbray M O Triol press the third degree work and Charles W Lohr will oversee the program with H Lester Smith delivering the principal address.
The funeral of the late Jerry Sullivan will be held from the family home at 412 Chestnut Street at 9 30 Monday morning. Mass will be celebrated at St Pauls church at 10 oclock. The body will be removed from the Pinegan funeral chapel to the Emily home Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock.
Edward Reynolds of Anaconda served as associate editor for the freshman edition of the Kaimin, published on April 7 on campus. Curtis Brittenham of Kalispell was editor in chief, and all work on the issue was produced by freshman journalism majors.
Anaconda News notes Easter cards at P Q News Stand and local shop ads, hospital updates, church notices, and social events. It lists residents visiting, upcoming services, plant sales, and community activities including sunrise Easter service, Ladies Aid meetings, and evangelistic meetings at the Norwegian Lutheran church.
Guests check in at local Montana hotel include Henry B. Henderson from Chicago James H Berg from Casper Wyo J M Wylie Jr from Butte Y Isen from Butte J F McLanahan from Butte Robert C Rouche from Seattle A F Frey from Hayden Ariz Charles H Barnes and M J Turner from New York.
Easter sunrise service set for 6 30 a m at the Presbyterian church with united de nominations and a special musical program including orchestra and solo singing. The notice invites all to attend and participate in a helpful service.
Requiem high mass was held at St. Pauls church for Mrs. Catherine Murphy who died in Deer Lodge. Attendees from Anaconda, Butte and Deer Lodge heard Father Delano preside while Tom Connolly sang Face to Face. Pallbearers included Fred David son, W Harrison, Joseph Murphy, William Dougherty, M P Mahoney and Edward Corrigan. The body rests at P J Finnegan chapel awaiting burial arrangements after her son James Murphy of Los Angeles arrives. Her son Arthur Murphy died in Anaconda Tuesday following a stabbing incident.
Yesterday set the year's warmth record as the temperature hit 70 in the afternoon and dipped to 36 at night. Forecaster Frank Kennedy notes 62 degrees as the evening high at six. Mrs. J H Noonan learned her brother-in-law Wilson Hausekneck died at his Detroit home.
Stiff joints ailment remedy Joint-Ease claims to loosen painful inflamed joints with clean penetrating formula. Advertisers tout quick results for sore rheumatic joints and urge purchase at City Drug, Fuller Drug, and other druggists for sixty cents a tube.
Dr Lawrence Dunlap, a physician from Anaconda and University of Chicago alumnus, is chosen to direct Montana for the nationwide drive to raise 17 1 2 million for the university. Trustees have pledged 1 671 800. Julius Rosenwald donated 1 million. General Education Board offers 2 million for endowment. total pledges exceed 5 606 000 with 6 500 000 for endowment and 11 000 000 for new buildings.
Representatives from seven Anaconda church societies met at the Baptist church to plan a Young People's federation. The group aims to foster welfare and cooperation among local church youth and arrange the Easter morning service. The next meeting is set for April 28 at the Methodist church.
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