Church Services This Sunday December 10 1922
Joseph Catholic Church Mark's Episcopal Church Rev J W Hard pastor Sunday School at 10 am preaching at 11 am each Sunday morning readable notice lists two churches and service times for the day.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
2
Joseph Catholic Church Mark's Episcopal Church Rev J W Hard pastor Sunday School at 10 am preaching at 11 am each Sunday morning readable notice lists two churches and service times for the day.
Congressional Church hosts Sunday School at 10 a m and Rev Elmer H Johnson of Billings will preach at 11 o clock in the morning service.
Rev Wiper Isley pastors Evangelical services in the Arcade Theatre with Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Bible study at the parsonage at 730 p m and prayer services every Wednesday at 8 o'clock Everyone invited to all services
Church of God Mrs Jane Brown Union Sunday School at Mrs R Broughton residence at 10 a m preaching at 11 Lutheran Church Rev A Helbeck Pastor J A Lowry Supt No services at Big Timber Services at Melville in English at 11 00 oclock a m Annual business meeting immediately after services U P League meets at 7 o clock Choir rehearsals every Tuesday at Confirmation class meets Saturday
Readable fragments indicate a Grey C school event with a time reference around three a.m. Details are unclear but the item centers on a school activity linked to an unusual morning schedule.
A two day progressive conclave led by Senator La Follette and Representative Huddleston adopted resolutions urging continued progressive policies and a bipartisan bloc in Congress. Speakers included Gompers and governors. dinner featured attacks on Attorney General Daugherty by Samuel Untermyer.
New York police led by Special Deputy Commissioner Simon raid the Hip Sing tong in Chinatown on reports of a threatened tong war. They arrest Le Yee Hong and seize 15 pistols, brass knuckles, daggers, thousands of rounds of ammunition, and opium hidden in rooms and a hollow idol.
Henry Ford lauds Mayor James Couzens as the best man to succeed Truman H. Newberry in the U S Senate. Ford, former employer of Couzens, says the Detroit leader, wealthy yet public spirited, embodies independence and a commitment to public welfare.
The State Teachers association met in Helena with about 1300 in attendance. Big Timber showed strong representation as over half its teaching force attended. Dr. J. M. Hamilton of Bozeman was re elected president with Dillon’s President Davis and Lewistown’s Manning as vice presidents. Next year three conventions will be held in Billings Butte and Great Falls to allow broader attendance.
Eight speakers audition for interscholastic debate on unemployment with two teams. Six will represent Sweet Grass in upcoming interschool debates beginning January 10 with Bozeman. Also announced are a lyceum program December 13 and December 20 concert by the Sweet Grass County High School music department.
An oral contest will be held Friday at 9:00 a.m. in the public school auditorium on the resolution that the Philippines should be granted independence. The affirmative will be Patricia Knowles and Frances Barr, while the negative will be Alice Ullman and George Becken. Proceeds from the operetta fund music supplies for the public school. In Helena Miss Allen bought records for use in her music work.
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho warned in Boston that a new major war could occur within two years due to the Near East situation. He urged recognizing Russia to avert another European conflict and faced a disruptive questioner, with police protecting him as the crowd objected. No resolutions were adopted amid turmoil.
In New York on December 22 a police tug pursued the liner Asyria heading to Sandy Hook with 33 595 cases of whisky seized by federal agents and two deputy sheriffs. The chase failed as the ship vanished off the coast while authorities claimed the captain abducted the deputies during a writ of replevin.
Financial statement shows assets including real estate mortgage loans and delinquent dues and interest. It lists cash in bank and equipment as of November 30 1922.
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