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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
3
Mount Bethel Walkerville Meaderville Mountain View Nuart Silver Bow Wesley chapel Lowell Trinity Grace stations list pastors times and activities for Sunday services Sunday schools Epworth leagues and special programs including a labor relations discussion with stereopticon slides and choir music in Montana churches.
A vintage health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild gentler substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets cleanse the blood bowels and liver, improve complexion and breath, and ease constipation with a vegetable formula in olive oil. Prices shown 10c and 25c.
Broadway and Idaho streets host Rev HE Groeneveld pastor with morning worship at 11 and evening service at 8. Sunday school 12 30 and young people at 7. He preaches from the same texts as 32 years ago What Think Ye of Christ Things That Cannot Be Shaken. Knights of Pythias attend evening service. Central Utah and Second streets host Rev L V Schmerhorn with services at 11 and 8. Choir sings My Soul Be On Thy Guard.
Smanuel and McManus areas hold Swedish services at 10 45 a m English at 8 p m Sunday school at 12 15 p m Gold Hill Copper Alaska streets hosts Young people's services and sermons with multiple solos and readings Butte Ministerium on East Park St led by Rev M Sackett offers 10 30 a m service Sunday school 1 p m and vespers 7 30 p m St Mark's on Silver and Montana with 11 a m and 8 p m services Bethany English on Floral Park hosts 11 a m Sunday school and 7 30 p m sermon A Marriage Contracted In the Lord announced at Bethany English and Morning topic at Ministerium churchvocation list of pastors and times condensed into regional schedule.
Floral Park pastor Berten Emery Crane conducts Sunday school at 3 30 p m at 2905 Phillips Street urging steady faith and community support.
The First Church of Christ announces services at 11 a m and 8 p m at the Woman's club building corner Park street and Clark avenue with the sermon titled Everlasting Punishment. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a m.
Leonard notes Laura W. Mathies will deliver a Sunday evening lecture at 8 15 on The Higher Self for the Theosophical society.
Sabbath school meets Saturday at 10 a m at Seventh Day church 521 West Porphyry street Bible study and public worship follow at 11 a m in the same building.
Broadway and Montana street sermon by Pastor Rev C A Cook at 11 o'clock. Communion service includes reception of new members. Sunday school program described as Your Master.
Readers are urged that eczema and skin disorders stem from deep seated blood troubles. Salves offer only temporary relief. Swift Specific Company claims S S S reaches the root cause. Write to the Medical Department in Atlanta for free expert guidance and case evaluation.
At 12 30 a young people's meeting is noted followed by a 6 30 discussion on How to Show Sympathy. A 7 30 evening service is listed under the title Crowding Out the Good.
Services at 11 a m in Welsh on Building the Spiritual Temple with Audrey and Vera Hopkins singing. Evening service at 7 30 in English on The Purpose and Method of Christianity in the World with soloist Miss Helen Miller. Rev Richard Thomas preaches at both services. Sunday school at 12 15.
At Shortridge Memorial corner of Washington and Mercury streets minister B H Lingenfelter leads morning service at noon with Jesus and the Classes and an evening sermon at 7 30 on The Next Battle. Sunday school meets at 11 with a class in Americanization and a special sermon to Good Templars.
Second church hosts Knights of Pythias hall services at 8 pm with Mrs. Ham as speaker. Society of Psychic Philosophy at Silver Bow Spiritualist church on Silver Street hosts Henry P. Goertzen at 2 30 pm for Sidelights on World Reconstruction. Silver Bow Spirit return demonstrations on Sunday evenings feature Mrs. Flora Hutson as message bearer with a short pre-lecture.
Representatives of more than 20 nationalities will participate in a May Day program at the YMCA tonight at 8 o'clock. The show blends music from Scotland Wales Slavic and Swedish traditions with songs by children of diverse backgrounds. Capt Edward McAdams chaplain of the local regular army detachment will deliver the main address. Brief talks will be given by a DAR representative and other patriotic groups. The finale features a heavyweight wrestling bout between Bohemian John Pospishell and Finn Jack Maky.
A devastating crash on the Oudh and Rohilkhand line east of Delhi left 150 passengers dead or burned. Only a few women and children escaped, with three Hindu marriage parties having three survivors. Gased flames spread as the gas installation ignited. injured Indians fled into the jungle while others watched captives roast.
New York reports Dock Commissioner Hulbert has received the nation s first application for a landing site for a commercial hydro air plane. Lincoln Co Valentine of the Central American Petroleum corporation filed the request. He is en route to New York in a hydro air plane from Miami.
Ontario Oregon April 30 Rutherford Bros acquire the 12 400 acre Moffitt ranch in the Malheur Ironside district from Stanfield interests. The deal includes about 1400 cattle and over 200 horses with the land. Reported price is 150 000 dollars.
April Good Housekeeping suggests saving on sugar by making dumplings in fruit syrup. Mix two cups pastry flour with eight teaspoon baking powder and a teaspoon salt, add milk to form a stiff dough, then steam the dough for 12 minutes. Serve with raspberry or other fruit syrup poured over hot.
The article notes two trends in evening wear: long cling lines with bead glitter inspired by the Far East and bouffant eighties styles. It highlights fabrics such as brocade tulles satins and the appeal of a single color satin frock trimmed with matching tulle for refined elegance.
Washington April 30. Activity of alien agitators near Hydar Alaska prompted the dispatch of the coast guard cutter Algonquin from Port Townsend to Hydar. Dispatches offered few details. Radical agitators have long been active in Alaska and Alaska officials have pressed Congress for a constabulary to curb them.
The Algonquin is to depart while coast guard officials say the vessel will cooperate with local authorities to maintain order. The ship carries a crew of 71 and is armed with four 3 inch rifles and two machine guns, amid threats to demoralize industry.
German state defense troops will march into the northern Ruhr to protect public order and industry, according to a Wireless Berlin message. Schools for bricklayers will be established in Idaho as Ernest White, president of Twin Falls Employers' association, seeks $10 a day for bricklayers amid a local scarcity of artisans.
In Edmon ton Alberta a team of registered Percheron mares sold at Beaver Falls for what is believed to be a record price of 1 97b dollars. The sale drew interest for the quality of the animals and the high bidding reflects demand for draught stock in the region.
The body of Harry Theade, missing for three days, was found in the cellar of the Benson ranch home three miles west of Hathaway. Foreman Benson and Larry Pice found the body. Alfred Lane, a ranch tenant, was away. The Rosebud county sheriff and coroner were notified. Word came via Lee Bennett from Moon Creek. Further details were lacking.
The Tiger's Eye, weighing 61% carats and valued at $150,000, is on exhibit in London. It is a golden amber diamond declared perfect by experts. Found by Capt. Thomas Leach, a British Army officer, in South Africa.
Police report a note found beside the body of George Bishton, 15, a large high school student, in Cedar Rapids Iowa. A small caliber revolver bullet to the brain ended his life, with authorities treating it as a suicide.
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