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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
11
Fragmented notice describes a church influence on Eskimo life, mentioning Oliver Ongooinok, a Beaming bride, and a missionary figure in Chalakleet. It references a photograph and notes about civil status, US government involvement, and a place called Unajakleet, suggesting a cultural shift within a northern community.
The Episcopal church nationwide campaign gathered momentum as local church workers aligned with leaders. Bishop Charles Anderson of Chicago was elected chairman of the Joint Commission for the national drive at the Detroit General Convention. Born in Canada, he studied at St. John’s College Toronto and held key posts before leading Midwest church efforts since his Chicago era.
War bond leadership backs church fundraising drive as nationwide Episcopal campaign gains momentum. Franklin, prominent banker and war vice president of Guaranty Trust, aids coordination while urging broader participation among business and public figures.
The Episcopal Church launches a nationwide campaign to modernize Sunday schools using the Monteaeport method. Teachers will learn to teach Bible themes through church environment such as stained glass, vestments, and altar hangings. A Church Normal School in New York trains 1,07) teachers for Manhattan. plans extend to nationwide normal schools.
In a Wilmington New York address, Rev W H Milton recalls a child’s reply to a lesson near Biehanod Virginia. The pupil says Massachusetts is further from the Crestor than Virginia, highlighting a humorous grasp of geography and distance.
Washington, Dec. 23 Former service men and leaders of soldiers organizations question Senator Read Smoots proposal to dismember the bureau of war risk insurance They see it as a partisan attack and warn it would cause duplication of records and waste while clerks seek to move to private work The bureau has trimmed staff and improved efficiency since wartime disruptions.
A World Wide Magazine claim states poisonous snakes have diamond shaped heads four times larger at the jaw than the neck and blunt tails. It contrasts with non poisonous snakes having sharp heads and nearly neck size, asserting all snakes are poisonous during a seven day shedding period and go blind two days before shedding.
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