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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
3
Multiple Montana churches announce Memorial Day observances with patriotic programs. Butte Lowell Avenue hosts Rev Edward Johnston Harper and Rev J H Dills sermons and youth programs. Meaderville and Mountain View offer morning worships and patriotic talks. Grace Arizona hosts memorial services with choir and violin solos. Shortridge and Trinity churches hold Bible schools, sermons, and Epworth leagues.
Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with the topic Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Woman's club building at West Park Street and Clark Avenue.
Sabbath school is held Saturday at 10 a.m. public worship and Bible study follow at 11 a.m. at Seventh Day church located on 521 West Porphyry Street.
Mrs Helen Fitzgerald Sanders will deliver the 8 15 p m lecture with a vocal solo by Arthur Drynan and accompaniment by Malcolm Blue. The program from last Sunday will be repeated and the public is invited.
On Virst Broadway and Idaho streets Rev FE Groeneveld leads morning service at 11 with Sunday school at 12 30 and young people's meeting at 7 evening service at 8 o'clock Central church with Rev IL Schermerhorn holds 11 am and 8 pm services and 12 15 pm Sunday school pastor absent in Anaconda Mrs Schermerhorn to preach with choir music Welsh Dakota and Aluminum streets Rev Richard Thomas hosts 11 am Welsh sermon Immortal Rect 12 15 pm Sunday school 7 30 pm English sermon by pastor
At the corner of Broadway and Montana Street the Rev Charles A Cook will lead Memorial Day services including an 11 am sermon titled Bible Work in Lumber and Mining Camps, a 12 30 pm Sunday school, a 2 pm young peoples meeting, an 8 pm sermon Keeping the Home Fires Burning, and a special musical program. Bethel on Mercury and Idaho streets hosts 8 pm evening services with Robert L Setzer speaking, 12 30 pm Sunday school, and 2 pm Bible class. Baptist Young…
American consul at Chihuahua reports Villa demanded 50000 dollars to spare Alvarado Mining property at Parral. Guards were requested as protection. local officials say about 4000 troops are near Parral to deter the threat. The mining company is American.
President Wilson ordered a Memorial day wreath to be laid on the statue The American Doughboy at Suresnes cemetery. Ambassador Hugh C Wallace will deposit it Sunday. A memorial ode by Allen Zeeger will be read in American cemeteries where American Legion members participate.
Senator Kenyon chairman of the senate labor committee opposed a congressional probe into the Matewan W Va fighting that left 10 detectives and the mayor dead. He urged waiting for state court action before any federal inquiry.
May 28 Everett Loos, 32, single, is jailed in Parker area for the killings of his elderly parents Mr and Mrs Claus Loos. Authorities say the parents were found with their heads chopped from an axe blow at the Loos farm ten miles northwest of Parker.
Delegates to the Pacific Coast Advertising Clubs association session in Yosemite Valley elected Harry Carroll of Los Angeles as president. The group met in Camp Curry May 28, and delegates returned today to Stockton, California.
Second Spiritual Science Meeting at 8 p m at Knights of Pythias hall on South Main street and Silver Bow Spiritualist church on Silver street east of Montana host lectures by C L Williams at 2 30 p m with Q A and discussion. Demonstrations of spirit return and communication at 8 p m by Mrs Flora Hudson as message bearer for Silver Bow Spiritualist Society on Silver street east of Montana.
At Mloral Park Community corner Gladstone and Edwards streets the Rev. Berten Emery Crane pastor announces the Sunday school meets in the new home for the first time Sunday at 8:30. All teachers are expected to continue their work as pictures of the school for the world conference of Congregational churches are to be taken.
Manuel on the southeast corner of Montana and Silver streets lists Swed ish services at 10 45 a m and English at 8 p m with Sunday school at 12 15 p m Gold Hill at Copper and Alaska streets hosts O J Mithun with a 7 30 p m Young People meeting featuring piano and violin performances Holy Trinity on East Park street led by Rev M Sackett holds 10 a m service, 1 p m Sunday school and 7 30 p m vespers St Marks at Silver and Montana with M D Huddloff pastor offers 11 a m and 8 p m services on our Wonderful God and Regeneration a Necessity, morning choir, 7 9 a m Sunday school, and 10 45 a m Holy Supper and confessional address.
Los Angeles May 23 William Hart motion picture actor learns he is the democratic write-in nominee for Hood River County sheriff Oregon He says he will accept if allowed to reside in Los Angeles and visit periodically to perform duties He states I mean it The move raises questions about residence and duties for the office.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the immediate unloading of 2,700 carloads of grain held in cars at Galveston Texas and release of the cars for other service. Grain may be moved to railroad or private warehouses at the owner's expense to clear Galveston tracks and return cars to service.
Paris May 28 Premier Miller told the chamber of deputies that no definite engagements had been made by the allies at San Remo and Hythe. The meetings were preliminary, and the allies would push Versailles terms without revision. He said German disarmament must come first for world peace.
A resolution in the house asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to use railroad law powers to prohibit coal exports until the current shortage ends. A companion bill to stop all coal exports was also introduced.
Paris reports a strong confidence vote for the government with 535 in favor and 68 against. The result solidifies support ahead of upcoming policy decisions and signals political stability despite opposition protests.
Paul A Gow elected president of the chamber of commerce at a Silver Bow club directors meeting. Dr T C Wither spoon and George N Short named vice presidents. J K E Stephenson chosen treasurer. Resignations of D J Charles Louis Dreibelbis and C J Kelly accepted. Sidney Saner Herman Blank and W E Maddock elected to fill vacancies. Maddock to serve one year. the other two two-year terms.
J W Sullivan, former city electrical inspector, joins Economy Renewable Hase to oversee distribution in Montana, western Dakotas, Nebraska, and Northern Wyoming. He plans a Beattle base, with headquarters for the region moving from Beattle to Butte. He may travel widely to establish operations starting around June 1.
Walter Shay relays a rapid theft on a stalled auto truck between Leonard mine and Meaderville. In under 26 minutes the thieves stripped radiator tires timer and movable parts after the truck left the road and wrecked on a hill. When the driver returned with help the vehicle was fully stripped and no gang was seen.
The fourth anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. Charles A. Cook of the First Baptist Church will be celebrated on Tuesday, June 1, with a members social and reception. An interesting program is being prepared by church organizations and light refreshments will be served.
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