Weekly Services County Poor Farm Revival of Sunday worship at hospital defines new chapel space
Sunday services begin April 38 at the county hospital with Rev W H Pascoe leading through the Ministerial association. A second floor room will become a chapel with an organ moved from the lower floor. The Salvation Army already visits weekly, adding music cherished by inmates. The schedule runs 8 to 4 Sundays, with monthly Masses by Father F X Leschner and diverse denominations represented at the poor farm. The new organ replaces a 14 year old instrument, and inmates include an accomplished organist who delights hospital residents. The Salvation Army praises the county commissioners for supplying the organ and facilitating spiritual care.
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W. H. Pascoe
Ministerial Association
Salvation Army
F. X. Leschner
Martin Huddloff
Lyric tenor comes to Butte for concert at Scandia Hall
Malven Norby and his lyric tenor voice arrive in Butte for a Spokane notable performer’s concert at Scandia hall tonight. Norby is expected to sing selections from classic and modern repertoires in an evening program.
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Butte
Malven Norby
Spokane
Scandia Hall
Mr. Norby
Concert Draws Huge Crowd At Anaconda Hall
A large audience packed the Anaconda hall onTuesday night to hear a program by a former serviceman and Spokane American Legion member with Miss Gladys Hoffman as accompanist. The four part program includes Handel, Hawley, Monro, Cadman, Reinhartt and Greig selections, linking Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and American folk songs.
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Anaconda
Spokane Post
The
American Legion
Gladys Hoffman
Den
Greig
Associated Charities Move to Better Quarters
Offices of the Associated Charities were moved from the courthouse basement to rooms in the county jail building formerly used for the tubercular clinic. The board met to finalize arrangements, and president Mrs. A. L. Bradshaw expressed delight with the new quarters. Poison gas remark noted in quote but not elaborated.
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Associated Charities
A. L. Bradshaw
Inquiries Indicate Big Tourist Season in Montana
Inquiries at the Butte Chamber of Commerce tourist information bureau point to an exceptionally heavy tourist season in Montana this year. Roads have been in good condition all season and eastern visitors are expected next month as national parks open mid June. Jefferson, "the sage of Monticello," was the first president inaugurated in Washington.
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Tourist Information Bureau
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Jefferson
Sage of
Monticello
Washington
Pepsodent Promises New Era in Teeth Cleaning
A vintage advertisement extols Pepsodent dental cream as defeating the film that causes pyorrhea. It highlights ingredients pepsin and starch digestant, claiming the paste whitens and polishes teeth, neutralizes acids, and offers protection never before achieved, with a 10 day tube for readers to try.
Navy Recruitment Expand in Butte for Four Year Terms
Navy recruiters plan to resume in Butte within weeks. C T Frazer, former head of the local office, announced fresh enlistments for four year terms. Recruits will be sent to California for training and service.
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Butte
C. T. Frazer
Navy
California
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Monro
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