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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1925
Page
5
Montana forecast shows showers likely Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Local ads list businesses from Masteuxe Jennine Routh in massage and beauty to Helena Rug Co and Ford parts. Includes moving services, cleaning shops, dress cur tains and camping gear, with several phone numbers and a note on summer tourist rates and Great Northern travel.
D. M. Adams of Toston and c. J. Coughlin of Helmville register at the Harvey. J. A. Helier and wife from Kalispell stay at the Placer. A. J. Martaz of Big Timber and A. G. McNaught of Roundup also noted at Placer. John Yoakum and wife of Elliston guest at the Harvey. T. J. Smith from Great Falls registered at the Placer. George Schimmel of Butte and Ferris of Corbin among arrivals at the Gatter. B. Betor of Marysville staying at the Harvey on business.
Mothers day was observed in Helena with church services and lodge gatherings. Eagles held a special meeting as John G. Brown spoke and inducted a large class of Mother's day candidates. Miriam chapter of Eastern Star hosted a program at the Masonic Home with Rev James F McNamee as speaker and Gordon's Orchestra. Church sermons focused on mothers from First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Central Lutheran, First Congregational, and other congregations.
A Ravalli County patient A J Iverson, a state entomology field worker, received two injections of the Spencer Barker vaccine for spotted fever but developed the disease, mild and improving. Dr W F Cogswell calls the case encouraging for vaccine research, noting lab work by Drs Spencer and Barker and limited vaccine supply for those present at St Pauls M E church morning service.
A readable fragment lists horizontal and vertical clues for a crossword puzzle with numerous odd terms and several misspellings. It notes there are no two letter words, many three and four and seven letter entries, and ends with a prompt to reveal the Saturday crossword answer.
The diocese of iletens heard a diocesan sermon titled The Holiness of the Church prepared by Rev. Thomas Grant and J. It argues the church is holy because Christ is holy and because it offers holy teachings and means of grace including the seven sacraments. It defends Catholic holiness against other Christian bodies and emphasizes the church as the mystical body of Christ and the source of sanctification through grace.
High school elocution contest at Mount St Charles College gym tonight features senior and junior divisions with pieces on The Lure of the Tropics The Engineer's Story and Kentucky Philosophy among others. Judges to award medals. intercollegiate oratory event tomorrow at Hilltop Hall with Mount St Charles entrants aiming for strong results.
The Rose and the Canyon Maid run daily from Hilger's landing at 2 p m on the Missouri river trip through the Gate of the Mountains scenic area. Manager N D Hilger notes a busy season with special trips available on advance request. A new Hilger to Mitchell highway shortens the Helena to Great Falls route by about three miles.
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Shopp, wife of Warren Shopp of the Templeton apartments, are held this afternoon at 2 in Flaherty and Wilbler's chapel with Rev. James F. McNamee officiating. Burial in the I.O.O.F. cemetery. Miss Ruth Beebe of Missoula, a former classmate of Mrs Alfred P. Miller, arrives for the ceremonies.
Charlotte Hazzard, a noted psychology of religion lecturer, will begin a series of lectures next Sunday evening at the First Baptist church. She is completing talks in Spokane and comes here on high recommendation from Miss Helena Martin.
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