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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
11
Dayton inspired drive spreads to Anaconda with Mayor McCavitt urging the American flag atop church and school trees and smaller flags on home trees to symbolize peace on earth and goodwill. The movement gains support from Ohio Governor Cox and the American Legion.
The B. A. & P. announces Christmas day service with trains from Anaconda at 8 p m and 11 30 p m and from Butte at 6 p m and 12 45 a m on December 26.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Beck of Race Track visited the city yesterday to attend to their Christmas shopping.
Christmas morning at St Peter's features nine masses with full music programs. Leonard's mass in B flat will be sung at the 4 and 10 30 high masses with 60 to 70 altar boys. Soloists include Arlyn Mascotte Theresa Woods and others.
Captain Powell and aides plan to deliver 43 Christmas boxes with meat, cranberries, sugar, coffee, milk, bread, crackers, candy, nuts, toys and clothing to needy families. About $100 in donations funded underclothes and shoes. An 8 pm Christmas festival at Commercial avenue hall expects a grand event for 200 youngsters with ticketed entry.
At the last regular meeting of Anaconda branch No. 31 Croatian Brotherhood the following officers were elected for the ensuing year. John Miloglav is president with Michael Sajcich as vice president and Mary Sprajcar as recording secretary. Matt Skodlich becomes financial secretary and Joe Sladich treasurer. George Kombol heads the finance committee with Karlo Corr and John Corr as assistants. Anton Krsul leads the sick committee, with Margaret Krsul as assistant. Dr. M. W. Feenan was elected physician.
Mr and Mrs F Robinson and their baby from Big Timber arrived in the city yesterday for a family visit.
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