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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

12

Religious Bodies Report Growth in Membership and Congregations

Washington reports average daily additions to churches of America over five years total membership near 45.9 million with 233 104 congregations and 200000 ministers. Protestant and Catholic bodies show gains, noting Baptists surpass Methodists in total members and regional church totals across denominations.

Washington D. C Churches of America Watson Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Courch Federal Council of Churches Doctor Watson United States Presbyterians Methodist Episcopal Church (North Methodist Episcopal Church (South Protestant Épiscopal Church Salvation Army Presbyterians U. S.A North Presbyterians U. S South United Presbyterians Society of Frineds Disciples of Christ Evangelical Synod — of North America Evangelical Association Christian Church American Christian Convention United Lutheran Church Moravians Unitas Fratrum Reformed Episcopal Reformed Church In America The Christian Reformed Church United Brethren United Evangelical National Baptist Convention Colored African Methodist Episcopal Church

Cincinnati man builds world’s largest ball of twine

C H Stall of Cincinnati claims to have created the biggest ball of twine, assembled over months from discarded twine at a wholesale drug house. The sphere measures 214 feet in diameter and weighs 734 pounds, with an estimated length surpassing five miles.

C. HH. Stall Cincinnati Stalk Tie

Ape Uses Lever to Break Cage at Bronx Zoo

Scientists at the Bronx zoo report Gabong the orangutan used a lever to pry apart a steel cage, breaking a link and later a wall plate. The ape then fashioned a crowbar from the running board and kept tools, leading observers to ponder a possible super-race.

Bronx Zoo New York Bronx Archledes Wundt Gabong Gahong Dick Spicer Ditmars Dr. Hornaday Zoo Spicer

Judge Targets Honking Drivers in New York Court

Magistrate Cobb of traffic court in New York City vows to fine honkers who wake neighbors with car horns. He fined one driver five dollars and said a special squad will bring all loud horn users to court for penalties.

Cobb Traffic Court New York City

Escape of Mme Hmma Ponafidin from Russia in perilous journey

Mme Hmma Ponafidin daughter of an American Presbyterian missionary to Persia and her two sons escaped Russia under dangerous conditions. Born in Persia she was educated in America and returned to Persia for hospital service. She married Pierre Ponafidin consul general from Russia to Persia and followed him on diplomatic missions for thirty years.

Mme Hmma Ponnfilin Persia Russia America Pierre Ponafidin

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