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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
11
The formal dedication of the First parish church, nearing completion, has been postponed to next fall. The original July 1 date is pushed back as furniture and interior work lag. pews seat 325 and a large balcony holds a choir while annex and church units remain furnished. stained oak furnishings and wood trim harmonize with cream and buff colors.
At the Sundial the big picture of the season is Legion of the Condemned a daring drama about branded men at the front seeking redemption through bravado and death. Cooper plays an American newsman torn by faithlessness and a mission to carry his sweetheart Wray across German lines amid the peril and heroism.
Clerk of the court issued a marriage license to Carlos J. O'Neil and Miss Geraldine E. Moriarity. Both are Anaconda residents.
Kansas City Ark reports Electro on is newest method of getting flies. A packing plant uses electric charges at doors to zap insects.
Gov J E Erickson was unanimously endorsed for a second term as Montana's executive by the Mill and Smeltermen’s union in a well attended meeting at the union hall. Recording Secretary James Hamill reported the motion for endorsement was spontaneous and approved for the records without discussion.
Funeral services were held for Sam Ciallella, a prominent local figure, at St. Peter's Church after a ceremony at his family home 220 Monroe Street. Rev Father Tracy officiated with choir and soloists. pallbearers included Guy Di Re and Louis Pepe. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
St Pauls Ladies Aid Society entertains members this evening with progressive whist and bridge. Mrs Harry Clague and others lead the event starting at 8. A door prize of a dented 25 pound sugar sack is awarded after refreshments and a social hour.
Various local notices and ads from Anaconda include business updates, sales on pianos and china, vacation reports, church events, and community notices. Items mention Marchion's promotions, new model Nash cars, Miss Farnsworth visiting Twin Bridges, and upcoming church dinners and meetings.
Mrs Emily Gleed pioneer matron of Lima died at her ranch Monday after a paralytic stroke. Born in Brigham City Utah she was 63 and had lived in Lima 44 years. Survived by two sons Edward William and three daughters Lon Barber of Butte C E Franks and Charles Reeder of Lima. Funeral services were held in Lima with interment in the Lima cemetery.
L. E. Davidson presented figures from the Knights of Pythias showing $3,776,420 distributed for relief in the United States last year. He noted aid to storm and flood victims and those affected by mine explosions, with more than $6,000,000 used in two years for deceased or ill members and their families.
Ten witnesses testified as the jury deliberated about Vivian Storey’s death after a needle pierced her arm. The coroner announced a second verdict session at 7:30 p.m. at P. J. Finnegan’s rooms to reconsider testimony and read the manuscript of the prior proceedings.
The Three Forks column lists residents visiting and traveling, including Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Roberts and daughter Gail at Madison Lake, C. E. Baker transferred as car inspector from Butte, and several locals visiting Spokane, Twin Falls, and Wenatchee for family and work. A death near Wenatchee involved Mrs. C. H. Sappington in a train collision, with many locals attending the funeral in Three Forks.
A string of visitors and residents travel through the city including Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rampy and children from Nigger Hollow, C. S. Quinland and son from Anaconda, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Clark from Butte, and others. Several families reside with local hosts for short weeks, en route to Yellowstone Park, Deer Lodge, or Arnold's Park.
Roy Newkirk of Summit Valley visited Jefferson Island on Thursday. Evelyn Craine returned from Butte with Margaret Castro to spend the summer with the Craine home. Several local residents made tours to Boulder and Whitehall for shopping and business.
W G Daily of 700 Colorado street Butte a World War I veteran three times wounded describes severe stomach pain and ptomaine poisoning but credits Husky a herbal remedy with relieving acidity and allowing him to eat without suffering. Botanist A G Payne endorses the formula noting excess acid causes indigestion and fatigue. Husky is sold by C B Hoskins Co Drug Store Butte City Drug Store Anaconda and other outlets.
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