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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1920
Page
9
Anaconda brief items include social postponements Mooses and Rebekahs meet tonight along with L A R O H and Central Labor Council gatherings. Ads list rentals, jobs, sales, lost items, and local travel notes with names and addresses. Updates cover hospitalizations travel, births, and Scout weekend hikes reflecting community life in Anaconda.
Hasley tops the money list in the Ana conda Bowling association individual handicap tournament with 1 208 after one week. Kelly 1 171 Stanich 1 157 Coleman 1 149 Williams 1 148 Peckover 1 143 Young 1 134 Holly 1 124 Beattie 1 123 Thomas 1 110. Beattie 242 high single game Mur hy 106 consolation medal. Third Street Market changed hands as Sam Segan sold to H J Mautz & Son who will run the business.
The Rev E V Edworthy of Butte spoke to Protestant congregations at a joint Sunday evening meeting in the Methodist church. His address used the interchurch world movement slogan The Whole Gospel for the Whole World and drew on experiences in France where he served 18 months as a chaplain with the AEF and as secretary with the Y M C A. The large turnout filled the seating and many stood.
The Anaconda post office releases uncalled letters for the week ending May 1. Included are men Donnell Jack De Lauris P Herbert A S Peterson W B Mathewson Myrone Topliff Thomas White William White F G White and women Mrs E J Harrington plus Viktor F Elf listed as foreign. Edward Burke is postmaster.
From Des Moines Capital comes a revived old tale that a steamer carrying 10,000 gallons of whiskey sank near Council Bluffs about 50 years ago. The legend, once about gold, now centers on seized whiskey, raising the lure of divers and danger in the Missouri river chase.
Bridgeport religious leader Rev Arnold Keller of New Haven told the Connecticut conference of Lutheran churches that divorces tend to raise moral standards. He cited many couples living together in unhappy marriages who have withdrawn love, living in what he called adultery.
Paris dispatch reports Adolph Zukor traveling to New York with a pearl necklace valued at 2,000,000 francs. The jewel, worth about $400,000, is believed to have belonged to one of the murdered Romanoff princesses.
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