Sermons at Mountain View Methodist Church Sunday
Rev A E Plummer preached on The Lost Art of Stillness urging stillness to hear God. He cited quiet knowledge found in calm, not crowd noise, and referenced scripture about being still to know God. The piece notes another sermon by Rev Lester Bent at Floral Park and People’s Congregational churches on America and shared duty.
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Mountain View Methodist Episcopal
A. E. Plummer
Plummer
America
Jerusalem
Yonder
Jehovah
God
Lester H. Bent
Floral Park
People’s Congregational
Butte
Montana
Church
Christ
Tim Healy Loses Brotherhood Bid for Younger Leader
Timothy Healy, longtime head of the Brotherhood of Stationary Fireman Oilers and Railway Shop Laborers, is defeated for re election by John F McNamara at the annual convention in session here Healy 61 loses to 74 66 amid cries for a younger leader Despite defeat Healy allies win two top posts with Joseph W Norton and J B Conroy elected first and second vice presidents and James C Gascoyne named fifth vice president The convention also selects John J Conway and John W Poole for other seats
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Associated Press
Timothy Healy
New York
Brotherhood of
John F. McNamara
Boston
The
Brotherhood
Tim
I Bor
Healy
McNamara Organization
Joseph W. Norton
Chicago
J. B. Conroy
St. Louis
James C. Gascoyne
Toronto
John J. Conway
Newark
N. 3
McNamara
John W. Poole
Presient
Berlenbach Wins Technical Decision Over Berger in 4th Round
Paul Berlenbach, former light heavyweight champion, defeats Gus Berger of Brooklyn by technical knockout in the fourth round of a 10 round bout at Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club. Berlenbach, making a comeback bid, held the advantage early while Berger weakened from body punches, prompting the referee to stop the fight.
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New York
Paul Berlenpach
Gus Berger
Brooklyn
Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club
Berlenbach
Berfer
Sweden
Fifth Sermon at Anaconda Church on Love and Forgiveness
The gospel reading from Matthew 5 20 24 contrasts true obedience with Pharisaic legalism and urges inner charity. Jesus condemns outward form while urging forgiveness and love, highlighting hatred and anger as sins leading to murder and adultery. The sermon stresses reconciliation before offerings and the command to forgive as a core Christian duty.
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Savior
Christ
Jesus
Gay
Lus
St. Peter
Signs Favorable in U S Business Half Year 1927
New York July 10 American business showed varied signs of recovery into the second half of 1927 with prospects of sustained fundamentals. Floods in the Mississippi valley reduced purchasing power and weather and a coal miners strike slowed demand in some sectors while steel output eased.
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New York
Varios
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
Baldwin
South Side News notes many local social events
Community notices report hospital recoveries, visitors, and engagements. H Liddicoat returns home after surgery. Mrs McLaughlin convalesces post hospital stay. Irene Page and Tom nibble wed at Anaconda with reception at Metzinger's ranch. Local families voyage to Buffalo and explore western Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and California. Rose, Coggins siblings plan indefinite stay in Buffalo. Several hostesses, teas, and luncheons announced, plus a birthday party and a card club gathering at Columbia Gardens.
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Core H. Liddicoat
Murray Hospital
East ‘Second Street
J. J. Cotter
Colado Street
J.C. Cotter
Los Angeles
Cotter
R. HL. Pierce
Bozeman
R. W. Stevens
Anaconda
Leo J. Weir
State Street
Stevens
Weir
Arthur Foot
Dave
Maxine
Edward Lindquist
Ray Malloy
Mloral Park
Nevada
California
Irene Page
Tom Nibble
Mary McManus
Fred Schamer
Emma
Butts
Arthur ‘Turner
Metzinger
Skalkabo Road
Missoula
Hamilton
South Side
J. J. Paige
Telephone Company
Western Iront Works
Hugh McLaughlin
Pennsylvania Apartments
McLaughlin
Copper
Emerson School
Viola Leary
Edward J. Helyl
Myrie Stewart
Julia Sullivan
Ste
Kenneth McPadden
C Street
Lovely Tis
Tim McFadden
Garrison Avenue
Paden
Catherine Sizer
Lane
Idaho
Jane Foley
Arizona
Treet
Greeley School
Richmond
R. R. Swingley
Dollie Wilson
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Ruby McLean
Princeton Avenue
Jean Howett
Maxine Cresswell
Marah Goodwin
Margaret Flynn
Betty Rose Ruby McLean
Ruby
McLean
Laverne Rowett
Jolly Pink Club
Columbia Gardens
B. Hayes
E. Rolfe
Hayes Sr
M. Prank
A. Holter
J. Barroughs
Barroughs Sr
C. McLean
Taylor
Brooks
J. Peaack
Kate Cunningham
Silver Bow Park
M. E. Church
Faithful Workers
Unity
Meaderville
Elizabeth Dunstan
J. B. Halford
Oregon Avenue
James Dunstan
Shelan
Wash
Portland
Pioneers
Elizabeth McGillie
Haviland
H. B. Ashworth
John Lange
Ea Keane
Walter
John Dow
Ed Keane
G. D. Pue
Laura Abram
Williams
Dowling
Koblitz
al Winkey
Bert le Duc
Speaking of Prohibition by Zoe Beckley
Emma A Fox of Detroit outlines support for total abstinence and strict enforcement, arguing fewer drinkers now and improved public safety. She criticizes reliance on statistics, cites education of children, and praises law obedience in rural America over urban centers while stressing prohibition as a national experiment.
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Detroit
Grand Rapids
Fox
Jean Norris
New York
Alda de Acosta
California
Colorado
Miscouri
Christy Sees Prohibition Debate Beyond Theories
Nancy Christy wife of Howard Chandler Christy voices strong views on prohibition saying the nation is full of trouble and crime from laws. She argues government action should curb debauchery, while noting reforms and wages influence workers, and predicts moral weakening for future generations.
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Nancy
Howard Chandler Christy
President Coolidge
Mss
Christy
Ted
William Te. Alvord
de Toil
Mary” Barthelme
Chicago
Dune ‘Addams
Hull House
Emma For
Michigan
Tena Sadier
Timois
Elizabeth "Muncie
New’ York
Tom
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Sigger
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North American Newspaper Alliance
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Pox
Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs
Emma A. Fox
Aken
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Pan
Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy
Nancy Shristy
Nancy Christy
Ella A. Boole
Helen Keller
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