Railroad Timetables and Local Notices From An Earlier Era
Central Standard Time schedules list Ann Arbor South No. 62 and North No. 51 with morning and afternoon departures. Local bus and rail timings, visits, social events, and community notices cover hotel trips, garden programs, bridge parties, and Easter vacations involving residents and visitors such as Miss Ella Sage, Mr. and Mrs. Leffingwell, Miss Altha Kidder, Rev. Dawe, and Miss Margaret Morgan, with social gatherings at Kemp Log Cabin and birthday celebrations for Alice Jann Bicknell.
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Bert Gilmore
Fultz
Mt. Pleasant
R. A. Leffingwell
Altha Kidder
Hanover
Jay Bellinger
Clare Study Club
Nellie Sherwood
Percy V. Dawe
Gertrude
Olivet College
Margaret Morgan
Ursuline Academy
St. Ignace
Fred M. Morgan
Betty Gardineer
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Reve
Derby
Standish
C. A. Derby
J. W. Vamphere
Lake George
N. H. Smith
Doc
Tom
A. D. Telder
Ed. VanderJagt
J. Helma
VanNus
Grand Rapids
The
Baptist Church
Alice Jann Bicknell
Wm. H. Bicknell
Alice Jann
Local residents report spring moving changes in town
Mr and Mrs Hugh Henderson moved from east Fifth street to the Halstead property half a block east Curtice Hearn now occupy the Henderson house Bert Jackson moved into the Knapp apartment on east Sixth street leaving the Stough residence on east Fifth Theyirvin Zinger and family moved into the east apartment of the H R Brown house on east Fifth after living in the McKinley house for several years
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Hugh Henderson
East Fifth Street
Halstead
Curtice Hearn
Henderson House
Bert Jackson
Clare Hospital Notes Report on Recent Admissions
Elmer Price recently underwent an appendicitis operation at Clare Hospital and was discharged on Wednesday. Saturday morning Mrs. Paul Kirchman was admitted. An emergency operation was performed by Dr. Reed. Clarence Kinney was taken to Clare Hospital for observation and treatment. Miss Lena Price, operated on for ruptured appendix, is recovering rapidly.
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Elmer Price
Clare Hospital
Paul Kirchman
Reeder Shes
Clarence Kinney
Glare Hospital
Lena Price
Dingeman to address Legionaires of district meet
Harry Ir. Dingeman of Detroit will address the American Legion district meeting in Clare on April 28. The event includes a banquet and attracts about three hundred attendees from twenty three posts and sixteen units in the Tenth Michigan Congressional District. District leaders and local post officials plan extensive activities for the gathering at Duncan's Hall.
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The
Sentinel
Robert J. Byers
American Legion
Alexander &. Wylie
Walter H. Larman
John W. Gilmore
Detroit
Wayne County Council
Dingeman
Leo E. Oden
Iyone Gorr
Américain Legion
Tenth
Michigan Congressional District
Clare
Duncan’s Hall
Nora J. Barnes
Barnes Cafe
Peter G. Mason
Blancnard
Ethel Fisher
Big Rapids
Leslie P. Ketgen
Bay City
Oldest Vernon Pioneer Finishes Life's Work
Battle Creek notes Mrs Eva Phimsey and granddaughter Miss Betty Porter of Lansing join Detroit residents Mr and Mrs David Clark and Mr and Mrs Percy Clark to honor a veteran pioneer.
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Vernon Pioneer
Battle Creek
David Clark
Percy Clark
Detroit
Eva Phimsey
Betty Porter
Lansing
Irish Names in Anglicized Form Variant Spellings
The Washington Star notes Irish surnames vary in spelling with MacGeariill O Cionnaoith O Hogain Maoichatha O Loingsigh O'Suilleabhain Deasmbunhan MacCoisdeathia and apostrophes shifting position after O in Trish spellings as observed in common usage.
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Itzgerald
MacGeariill
Kenney
O Cionnaoith
Hogan
O Hogain
Mulrhay
Maoichatha
Lynch
O Loingsigh
O'Sullivan
O'Suilleabhain
Desmond
Deasmbunhan
Costello
MacCoisdeathia
Trish
Washington Star
Community church notices list services across Vernon area
Catholic Church St. Cecilia's mass at 8 30 A M. Reorganized Church Sunday School at I C O F hall Vernon. Mt Vernon Grange hosts Vernon Sunday School at 10 30. Adventist Cosgrove Home Sabbath School 1 30. Brown Corners U B Church offers 10 30 Sunday School and 7 45 evening service Easter program. Easter message quoted.
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St. Cecilia's
Stanley Morrison
Adventist
Easter Services at St John's Ev Lutheran
Rev. C. Binhammer leads German service at 9 45 and English service at 10 45 on Easter Sunday. The sermon proclaims the glorious resurrection and our redemption and resurrection. Communion in English and Sunday School follows the English service.
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ST. John's EV
C. Binhammer
Resurrection Sermon and Baptism at Church Service
At 10 15 a m worship with a sermon on The Resurrection of Jesus and choir numbers. 11 30 a m Church School with the Pastor in charge. A baptism service and reception of new members. Lord's Supper Thursday at 7 30 p m with union service Friday afternoon in our church. all churches invited.
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Jesus
Easter programs and services at the church
The notice invites attendance at 10:00 for Bible study, 11:00 for a pastor’s message, 6:30 for a youth Easter pageant, 7:30 evangelistic service, and 7:30 Wednesday prayer meetings for all ages.
Easter Sunrise Services At Herrick Church
Herrick church outlines an Easter program with a 10 15 morning service featuring anthems and a sermon on Easter and human welfare. Baptisms and church affiliations arranged with the pastor, school Easter program at 11 30, sunrise meeting at 6 30 a m, fellowship break fast, and afternoon Sunday School at 1 00 with 2 00 sermon. Dozens rally to Hastertide events under Pastor Has ter.
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Haworth League
Herrick
Sunrise Service and Worship at Baptist Church Dover Tabernacle
Sunrise prayer and praise at 6:00 a m to greet the Risen Christ followed by morning worship at 10 a m on the Tabernacle theme The Sunday School at 11 15 features Miss Laura Thompson with all ages and a 6 30 p m Young People meeting led by Mrs Vera Harrold The 7 30 p m session discusses resurrection life and its modern relevance Also Dover Tabernacle holds Sunday School at 1 30 p m and a Gospel message at 3 00 p m on Being with the Spirit
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A. D. Telder
Christ
Tabernacle
Laura Thompson
Young Peoples
Vera Harrold
Dover Tabernacle Sunday School
Treat Seed Potato to Avoid Diseases
Michigan State College advises treating seed potatoes with corrosive sublimate to prevent scab and black dot like blemishes. Details cover solution strength, soaking time, and container safety. warns that treated seed cannot be used for planting seed again.
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Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Detroit
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