August church notices and local social items
Community announcements from Ann Arbor Central Standard to Marquette East list church events at Methodist and Church of God, missionary themes, Sunday school schedules, plus a large roster of local residents traveling, visiting, and hosting. The notes include engagements, travels to Ludington and Flint, farm and property news, and a charity reading at Church of God.
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ANN Arbor Central Standard
North Gb
Dailly
Pere’ Marquette
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W
H.M. Hurd
Detroit
Pat McMulin
Midland
Jno
Henry
Baldwin
Chas. Graham
Lake Odessa
John Graham
Essex
Walter Badger
Mesick
Flint
Ludington
Joe Verry
Glen Amy
Tom Shilling
Henry House
St. Louis
Henry Fahnstock
Lansing
Don Davis
Baton Rapids
Arleigh Schofield
Mt. Pleasant
Sue Rawson
Gil More
Rudy
Onaway
Wolf River
Irene Taylor
Lake
Geo. Irwin
Tomb
Brinton
Frye
Maggie Mott
Wm. Dickerson
Paul Hisenhauer
Jas. Stanley
Vincent Hisenhauer
Bert McGuire
Church of God
Randolph
Cornwell Ranch
France
Thomas
Hazel Stottlemyer
Clare
Donald
Sarah Brooks-Salsavage
Pontiac
Brooks
Wilkins
Texas
Truman Smith
Donald Barton
Lint
Bruce Peleh
Henry Walton
Hast Grant
Jack Miller
W. B. ‘Smith
Jess. Palmer
Frankfort
Perry Fitch
Biker
Sunday Church Schedule Restatement
R B McGuire Branch President invites with a Sunday schedule. Prayer meeting at 10:00 a m. Worship service at 11:00 a m. Evening service at 7:00 p m. Woman's department meets at the church every other Thursday at 2:00 p m. Everyone welcome.
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Church OF God
Henry House
R. B. McGuire
Woman's Department
Former Farwell resident Eirza Rowe dies in Seattle
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Eirza BH Rowe who died Tuesday in Seattle Washington. Born 1852 in Pleasant Lake Nova Scotia she lived in Hamilton for seventeen years and Farwell earlier. She leaves five children seven grandchildren and one great grandchild with several siblings and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bradley
Grand Rdp
Dds
Mary Bassett
Chas. Stinchcomb
Midland
Geo. Palmer
Saginaw
Bruce Irwin
Chas
Paul Eisenhauer
Todd Mott
Maggie Mott
A. Cline
Alger and
Elwood
Liman Frisby
John
Cline
Vassar
Edith Stinchcomb
June House
Truman Smith
Vernon
Babcock
Clarence Davison
Winn
Will Dickerson
Ronald Barton
Flint
Geo. Irwin
Stella Adams
Floyd Adams
Donald Sellers
C. B. Bingham
Palmer Dolph
Muskegon
Mary McGoogan
Maple Grove
Milton Perry
Hoover
J. Perry
Thos. Fair
Henry
Fair
Washington
Thomas Barlow
Mitchell
Detroit
Geo. Lewis
Mary Todd
Rockford
Roy ‘Thompson
Leora
Jackson
Bert. McGuire
Eirza BH. Rowe
Seattle
Washelli
Rowe
Pleasant Lake
Yarmouth County
Nova Scotia
Ethan Allen
Hamilton
Hdna Allen
Elida McWatty
Ethel Cavanaugh
Wabh
Frederick Rowe
Marquette
Mich
Transatlantic Telephone Widely Used Across Oceans
A New York paper notes many transatlantic calls are social in nature. Americans call London and Paris for business and greetings, with notable users including King Alfonso, Parker Gilbert, Miss Helen Wills, and families reuniting after long separations.
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New York
United States
Europe
Paris
Wall Street
Foreign Exchange
London
Boytin
France
Savoy
Alfonso
Spain
Albert
Belgium
Parker Gilbert
Washington
William A. Brady, Jr
Rome
Iis
New ’York
Harryh. Wrazee
Helen Wills
Piorida
Stockholm
Sweden
Tampa
Wid Ocean
Curacao Receives Glimpse of Pirate-Era Attacks
Washington reports Curacao, the Dutch Caribbean island, faced a night attack by Abon men from the South American mainland. Forts were seized, hostages taken, and ships commandeered as the raiders sailed toward Venezuela.
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Washington
Curacao
Caribbean
West Indies
National ‘Geographic Society
Thes Island
Ciraenos
Pilice
Armen
Velisvueli
Canieno
Curacaoting
Fine Harbor
Ojeda
Columbus
Venezuela
Peter Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
New York City
Curacna
Little Isle
Germany
Willemstad
Nego Quarter
Rmia
South America
Nit
Europe
North America
Amsterdam
Cradé
Tidh
Lake Mai Ene
Entwined Blaze of Words Sparks Mutual Mystery
A terse exchange hints at hidden knowledge between two speakers. One says revealing what they know would cause a stir, while the other doubts any ripple would occur. The dialog suggests secrets, tension, and unresolved curiosity between them.
Analysis of Prina and Weill Golf Abilities
A clipped appraisal notes Prina faces limited success in life while recognizing Weill as a capable golfer with evident talent. The text contrasts two individuals highlighting their differing prospects and skills.
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Prina
Weill
Food Famine Exchange in Harsh Classroom Moment
In the same class Draump-Ani lndy laments two days without food while a peer responds with a longer starvation claim of three days. The exchange highlights hardship and tension over basic sustenance.
Unclear Copy Sparks Local Market Talk
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a robbery and a garage visit. Promotes Fountain area offerings such as chocolate malted milks and Kirkpatrick's drug store. Includes a reference to a classified liner coming next week and a passing remark from a lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick’s
Hen Poses Mystery as New Chick Emerges
A garbled description mentions Benny, a hen, and a newly hatched chick. The text references heat from animals and eyes, with unclear actions or setting.
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Benny
First Hudson River lumbering voyage nails a forearm
Henry Hudson orders his ship's carpenter to shore to fashion a new forearm for the vessel from a valley forest tree, marking an early instance of lumbering along the river.
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Henry Hudson
Specials on groceries for August 2 and 3
Kerr Fruit Jars pints a dozen 69c quarts a dozen 79c half gallons a dozen 1.09 Pork and Beans 3 for 35c Gold Dust Scourer two 10c cans for 19c Post Bran Flakes pkg 19c Soap Chips large pkg 19c Macaroni Spaghetti or Noodles 4 pkgs 27c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr Fruit
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