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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1927
Page
13
A health column argues tonsils are friends not foes and criticizes tonsillectomies. It explains tonsillitis causes swelling and exudate, then promotes spinal adjustment by chiropractors Dr. Peter O. Holm and Dr. Louis J. Gehrman in Butte. The piece urges addressing root causes via vertebral alignment to restore health.
The article lists Sunday church programs across several downtown congregations with sermons on varied topics including Peter's Confession Sin Its Work Living For Two Worlds and Is It Worth While to Be Good plus musical selections and community notices from Grace First Presbyterian Wesley Shortridge and other churches in the Mining City.
The Rev. E. Mills will speak this morning on A Daring Adventure at Unity M. E. church. This evening he presents Caleb, the Optimist. Silver Bow Park M. E. church hosts Mrs. Woosley in charge of the evening service and sermon.
Today at Floral Park church the pastor preaches on How Floral Park Can Be Won to Christ while at People's church the topic is Procrastination. Mrs. Kohler and Mrs. Holman report on last week's Missoula state conference. Music at People's church directed by Mrs. Minnie Smith includes Prelude Serenade Remembrance offertory Good-bye and a Springtime In My Soul duet by Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. James Syme with Festival March postlude. Floral Park music directed by Mrs. BE Russell Smith includes Prelude Nocturne Song Without Words The Lord Is My Shepherd solo and Scherzo postlude. Axel Nystrand chairs Swedish Mission services today. Morning service continues.
Local church listings provide service times for First Baptist Shortridge Memorial First Church of Christ Scientist Silver Bow Park Trinity Unity Wesley Central First Presbyterian Neighborhood House Welsh Salvation Army events include Sunday schools morning and evening worships with varied times across numerous churches in Butte Montana.
Floral Park Community on Gladstone avenue and Edward street lists Rev Lester Hawes Bent as pastor. Morning service at 10 am with 11 15 o'clock Christian Endeavor and a church school at 10 am. People's Community on Harrison avenue and Major's street with Rev Lester Hawes Bent. Evening worship at 7 30 o'clock.
The Rev. Charles Fr. Chapman rector leads Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 12:80 p.m. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 p.m. at 81. Idaho Street and Broad Way.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts a Sunday school at 10 30 a m a general assembly at 11 a m and an evening service at 7 30 o clock. Joseph T Grover D B Price and Charles A Shaw presiding.
Emanuel church on the southeast corner of Silver and Montana hosts morning worship at 11, Sunday school at noon, and evening service at 8. Finnish Evangelical at 739 East Park street has evening service at 7 30. St Mark's Missouri Synod on northwest corner of Silver and Montana holds Sunday school at 10, morning service at 11, and evening service at 8. Gold Hill Lutheran at 51 West Cooper Street features Sunday school at 10 and a sermon at 11 with Martin Bjorgum as superintendent and Edward Erickson as pastor.
A listing of Sunday services across multiple churches with pastors, service times, and Sunday school. Grace on Second and Arizona heads morning service at 11 with 12 15 Sunday school and Epworth leagues. Mount Bethel at 1609 North Main led by Rev Frederick Spencer with 11am Sunday school and 7 30 pm evening service. Mountain View at Quartz and Montana entries led by Rev Charles Cole with class meeting at 10 15 am and 11 am service plus 12 15 pm Sunday school.
Regular Sunday evening service at 7 30 p m at Silver Bow Spiritualist on Silver and Montana streets. An evening meeting of Second Spiritual Science is held at Knights of Pythias hall on South Main Street at 7 30 p m.
The Swedish Mission on Dakota and Porphyry streets led by Rev. Edwin Johnson offers a Sunday school at 10 a.m. with a morning service in Swedish. An evening service in English is scheduled for 8 p.m. at the same location.
Butte Theosophical Society at 2089 Lewisohn block houses a Lotus class for children at 11 30 a m and an evening meeting at 730. St Marks Lutheran led by Rev M Hudlloff offers morning Juniors singing and an evening talk on The Glory and Beauty of the Christian Church with Christ Charge to Peter.
Montana shows financial recovery with only six of 608 US bank failures in 1928. National data indicate 1923 had 76 Montana losses out of 678 US failures totaling 22.364 million dollars liabilities. In 1926 Montana failures totaled six with 535 thousand dollars in liabilities. Mercantile failures rose nationally 47 percent in Q1 1927 while Montana fell 3 percent from 1926.
Northern Pacific tentatively approves shipping horses from Stevensville Montana to De Boie Pennsylvania. The railroad notes that Bitter Root residents may ship high quality horse branches rather than butcher them as they move toward Pennsylvania.
Frank Murphy was arrested Friday night after a hours long chase and charged with grand larceny in a case filed in Justice of the Peace J McNamara's court. He allegedly stole an automobile owned by John McCormack of 1849 Massachusetts Street and pled not guilty. Bond set at $590. Hearing scheduled for May 20. Tobin, a friend of the car owner, says Murphy jumped from the car and tried to flee.
Julius Weigenstein, a bookkeeper for Montana Power, departs today for Seattle to locate there. His mother, Mrs. Anna Weigenstein, will join him in a few weeks. He plans to travel by auto and is a native of Butte and a graduate of the Butte schools.
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