Butte Exchange Plans Expansion and Charter Talks
A Butte Exchange club luncheon launched a push to expand with a new city unit in Helena and potential chartering for Sheridan. President Don Me al leads a delegation, with plans to stage a dance and a February visit to Helena to recruit members. Local officials cite community service value as the drive behind the expansion.
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Butte Club
Helena
Butte Exchange Club
Don Meal
Oriol City
Montana
Butte
Sheridan
Wyo
I. James
James
Z. Colin O'Farrell
Donaldson
Butte Churches and Sunday Services Listed Across City
Reading lists numerous church activities across Butte. Pastors Cecil Leake Clifford and Frederick T. Spencer preside over services, Sunday schools at 9 20 and 12 15, Epworth leagues, prayer meetings, and evening sermons. Other churches include Wesley Chapel, St. John's, Trinity, Emanuel, and St. Mark's with varied morning worship, Sunday school times, and hymn and sermon programs.
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Mount Bethel
Frederick T. Sian
North Main Street
Frederick T. Spencer
Ser
Vigus
Broadway Coffered Patrona Opens with Matinee
A partial and garbled OCR fragment notes a Broadway venue opening with a matinee performance. It references Delmar and a pair order but lacks clear names, dates, or full details. The readable bits suggest a new show launch with a morning or afternoon show.
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Broadway
Yn Delmar
Missionary Dr. Ewing Dies in New Jersey
Dr. Ewing, longtime leader in Presbyterian foreign missions, died in Princeton New Jersey. He served in India over four decades and was knighted by Britain before retiring from missionary work. The English registrar general reports 1924 birth rate at its lowest since wartime.
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J.C
Presbyteria
Foreign ‘Missions
Princeton
N. J
Dr. Ewing
India
Sir Ewing
England and Wales
Annual Pageant at the Gardens Celebrates New Arrivals
The Columb Gardens children's pageant titled Through the Portals will be staged next Tuesday at 1:30 PM. Uncle Sam and his helpers greet arriving migrants from Europe and Latin America, presenting folk customs from Czechoslovakia, Holland, Germany, and Spain. Mrs Fitzpatrick directs with costumes and a program featuring songs like Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush and Little Jack Horner, plus a Highland Fling drill for older children. Louis Mathern, 49, narrowly escaped death when his truck collided with a freight train near Ing, and he was hospitalized at Forsyth.
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Columb Gardens
United States
Selock
Sam
Micers
Nancy
Jane
Humber
Checho-Slovakia
Holland
Derpan
Spain
Mulberry Bush
Didite Diddle
Jack Horner
Miles City
Louis Mathern
Himer, Mont
Ingo
Chicago, Milwaukee & Stout
Mathern
Forsyth Hospital
Ing
Woman Named for Civil Service Commission Seat
Following President Coolidge's plan to appoint a woman to the civil service commission, several prominent ladies are proposed. One contender is Mrs. Rose Yates Forrester, head of the women's work in the labor bureau of the Democratic National Committee.
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Coolidge
Civil Service Commission
Helen Hamilton Gardener
Rose Yates Forrester
Labor Bureau
Democratic National Committee
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