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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1922

Page

6

Pageant Draws Large Crowd at First Methodist Church

A Christmas program at the First Methodist Episcopal church showcased a pageant Carrying Christ to Every Child drawn by Mrs D R MacRae with 25 plus children. The event featured lighting effects, a seven piece orchestra and a prayer filled program culminating in a substantial Christmas offering for youth welfare.

Christ First Methodist Episcopal Church D. R. MacRae Tra Gnose America Bartlett

Anaconda Bowling League Leaders Stay Tethered in Tight Race

The thirteenth week summary shows most bowlers near prior positions as the second round nears. Finnegan Lattimer and Tucker top the list with two pins separating top and bottom, Hutchins holds fourth with a 174 average, and many ties appear among lower places. The Jewelers sit 19th with 32,084 total pins, eight behind the leaders, while the Washoes Mavericks and Standards contend in their divisions amid close margins.

Finnegan Lattimer Tucker Hutchins Ffth Jewelers Washoes Mavericks Cleaners and Clothiers Tescher

Becket Beckoning Roads at Imperial theater

In New York a sumptuously finished gambling house scene from Beckoning Roads shows at the Imperial theater for two days. Bessie Barriscale stars as Marquita Shay visiting the den run by the infamous Barton Brinker to learn about her employer and seek revenge for her guardian John Grayson. An added attraction is the two reeler The Laundry featuring Fort Montgomery.

New York Bessie Barriscale Imperial Theater Barton Brinker Barkiscale Marquita Shay Mise Barriscale John Grayson Fort Montgomery

Anaconda High School Department Family Greeting and Notes

Anaconda High School Department opens with a New Year greeting to parents and patrons. It notes classes begin Tuesday morning January 3, 1922, recounts Christmas dinners and class social events, and expands on the concept of the school family as a mutual, harmonious unit guiding student welfare and individual roles within the group.

Anaconda High School Christemas Thema Tr. Boon Overa

Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Notices

Anaconda town brief lists visiting relatives from Butte and Missoula, local meetings for A. O. H. and R A M No 16, a Clerks union session, a missing house request, and election officers. It notes post office delivery windows closed for a holiday and mentions births, injuries, and a barber shop for rent. The League of Women Voters election at the high school is announced.

Burke Matt League of Women Voters

Gospel Plant in Canadian Hills Inspires Frame Church

A film showing at the Bluebird portrays Canadian cowboys who, despite initial dislike, finance and build a quaint wooden church for a sky pilot. They nail two horseshoes to the pulpit as a symbolic gesture, amid a Christmas morning surprise.

Gotham Toda Holdervices

Anaconda Printers Elect New Officers

The Anaconda Typographical Union No. 265 held its annual election naming Vincent Burdash as president and J B Lockman as vice president. Charles Shryock was chosen secretary treasurer with Frank J Finnegan as recording secretary and A L Pearson as sergeant at arms. J J Caswell, George White, B Catlin, Emmet McHugh and Earl Brown were elected to the executive committee with E B Catlin, Harry O'Brien and Earl Brown as delegates to the central labor council.

Anaconda ‘Typographical Union Vincent Burdash J. B. Lockman Charles Shryock Frank J. Finnegan A. L. Pearson Atearms J.J. Caswell George White B. Catlin Emmet McHugh Earl Brown E. B. Catlin Harry O'Brien Central Labor Sounell

Presbyterians to Form New League for Humane Education

Anaconda plans a youth league of boys and girls trained to show kindness to animals. Rev James G Knotter announces a 10 Commandments of humane education, guiding hunting, nesting protection, and animal welfare. Mie Aldrich will address Sunday school and Woman's Club.

Anaconda James G. Knotter Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Board of Jor Moral Welfare Mie Aldrich General Board Woman's Club William F. 11 Wentzel Board Department ‘of Humane Education

Icy Walks Discomfort Pedestrians Face Melting Snow

A daytime chinook melted much snow and sent water onto sidewalks in Anaconda. Streams formed a rim of ice on the walks as pedestrians faced discomfort last night. A chill wind added to the unsettled conditions downtown.

Anaconda

Weather and public notice fragment offer little context

Weather notes predict more rain and possible snow by night with unsettled conditions. A public notice states that from this date forward the signer will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Emma S Murphy. Signed Joseph J Murphy.

Emma S. Murphy Joseph J. Murphy

Love Degraded Led Adams to Force Theft Squad

Elwood Cox Adams, 23, was sentenced by Judge Talley in New York City to ten years in state prison for coercing a woman who loved him to steal jewelry. Jean Cunningham confessed to stealing $4,500 in gems she gave to Adams. It is claimed Adams was married several times and has four children.

Elwood Cox Adams Talley New York City Jean Cunningham Adams

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