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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
3
County officials report the cost to operate the poor fund and outside poor will total 259,100 dollars for 1925 26. Only 200,000 dollars in taxes are available, leaving a 53,100 dollar shortfall to be covered by saving other county funds.
Multiple Butte churches list morning and evening worships with pastors and special sermons. Cecil L Clifford at Mountain View leads morning service and study. Rev Charles Rhodes preaches at Silver Bow Park Unity and Meadeville Unity. Frederick Spencer presides Mount Bethel and Trinity services. Townsend Wesley chapel and Grace churches schedule sermons and Epworth leagues alongside Sunday schools and midweek meetings.
Floral Park Community and churches from Montana send delegates to the fourth annual Congregational assembly in Billings July 11 to 20. Pastor Lester H. Bent of People's Community will be away, with Rev. Hugh D. Darsie of Butte filling pulpits for two Sundays and delivering sermons on Is There a Conflict Between Evolution and Christianity. Sunday school at 7:30.
Trinity Finnish at 615 East Park Street led by Pastor Mathias Sahinen holds services at 11 a.m. with Sunday school and evening worship on Sundays and Wednesday mornings at 7 30 p.m. St Mark's on Silver and Montana Streets with Pastor M D Hudtioff offers 11 a.m. services only and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Sermon topic is The Conversion of Peter and How Effected. Gold Hill at 61 West Copper Street is mentioned.
The Shortridge Memorial church will host a two sermon series by Pastor Hugh D. Darsie addressing evolution in religion. The first sermon tackles William J Bryan’s question Did God Create Man by Evolution or by Separate Act and states facts for evolution.
The Rev. Charles I. Chapman to lead early communion at 8 30 a.m. and morning prayer with sermon at 11 o'clock. Sunday school gathers at 9 30 a.m. A conference during Sunday school will discuss the upcoming picnic.
Beientiat First Church of Christ at 229 North Montana offers services at 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m A midweek testimonial meeting is at 8 p m The heading room is open daily 12 to 6 30 p m except Sundays and holidays and evenings 7 to 9 o'clock except Wednesdays
Swedish church at Porphyry and Dakota streets reports Sunday school will meet at 100 mm as usual with no other services due to Mr. Anderson being in Seattle. On Sunday July 19 the Sunday school will hold its annual outing in Thompson Park.
The Rev J J Groeneveld, pastor, leads morning worship at 11 oclock at the Jewish temple on the corner of Washington and West Galena streets. Sunday school gathers at 12 30 p m Junior Endeavor at 6 39 p m topic An Enemy the Cigarette Intermediate Endeavor at 7 p m Women of the Bible evening service at 8 oclock
Silver How church offers a children’s rhythm class at 19 a m with Charlotte De Borde Burgess teaching plus an 8 p m service and lecture by Rev T F Me can of Seattle on The Continuous fe. Natural Science Veyehic school at 215 North Main street holds 8 p m services on From India to the Planet Mars with Mrs Flora Hutson as medium.
Sergeant Detective Henry O Walling of Low Branch and Mary Linsmayer of Atlantic Highlands were killed today in Walling’s limousine at Walnut street and Hartehorne road. Police say shots fired by the girl from Walling’s service revolver. Walling, 28, married with one child, and Miss Linsmayer, 22, died. pistol found in car.
A check will be filed in Silver Bow district court to satisfy a civil action filed yesterday related to fire insurance settlements. The case names Bernard Kopard, Sam Goodman, Fred Gibson against Union Assurance Society, Citizens' Insurance, and Insurance Company of America. A settlement of 10 568 73 is in dispute as to who receives the funds.
The June federal grand jury indicted 48 individuals and six companies for illegal diversion of about 500000 gallons of alcohol tied to withdrawal permits in Philadelphia. The action marks a major federal crackdown on smuggling and illicit distribution within the region.
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