Alma and Clare Church Youth Host Evening Services
Young people from Clare Church of God hosted Alma Church of God youth for a Tuesday night service. John Kinzinger spoke on making life count from Psalms 90 12 urging wiser choices and commitments. Afterward, Rev and Mrs Sickal invited everyone to the parsonage for fellowship and refreshments.
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Church of God
Alma
Clare Church of God
Maple
Sixth
Alma Church of God
John Kinzinger
Rey
Glare Church’ OF God
Maple Street
W. Lee Sickal
Simday School
Arthur Genter
Elza Beery
Church OF the Nazarens
Vernon City
Clare
Harold Smith
ELM Grove Church OF God
Gerald Brady
Charity Must Preserve Self Respect
The Rev James L Vizzard S J of the National Catholic Rural Life Conference argues that charity should preserve recipients self respect. He says emergency aid must be quick but that ongoing alms erode initiative and invite donor resentment. He urges programs that require recipients to work for themselves or their community to boost self respect and self help.
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James L. Vizzard, S
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Detroit church room boom linked to Methodist Union history
In Detroit, forty eight church units costing 36 174 780 have been built since World War II. The program, sparked by the Methodist Union of Greater Detroit, traces back to 1919 when Dr. John Edward Martin led missions among Italians Hungarians Poles Slavs Syrians and others in Hell's Half Acre.
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Detroit
Methodist Union of
Greater Detroit
Gordon Pail- Tips F
Methodist Union
John Edward Martin
Trinity Methodist Church
Highland Park
Church of All Nations
Hell's
1954 U S philanthropy 53 percent to religion
U S Department of Health Education and Welfare finds 53 percent of donated dollars went to religious groups in 1954. Americans gave a record 5 401 000 000 with churches and religious agencies receiving about 2 850 000 000. The report traces steady growth in giving since 1930 with various allocations to operating expenses construction welfare hospitals and overseas aid.
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U. S
U. S. Department of Health,Education and Welfare
Department
Allar
Nor - Foreign Mission
Labor Unity in Christ Advised for Industry
Reverend Robert Harper urges workers and leaders to seek Christ like cooperation between labor and capital. He likens mutual tolerance to a pivotal story of horses uniting against wolves, arguing unity can keep industry turning and families in light.
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Jesus
Christ
National Exposition for Inventions in Detroit 1956
Inventors may exhibit patents and inventions at the National Exposition of New Industrial Products Methods and Ideas in Detroit October 22 26. Free exhibit space is allocated for samples models and blueprints. The Patent Screening Committee accepts applications from inventors seeking exposure to engineers and business leaders.
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Detroit
Origker
Cadillac Square’ Bldg
Woodward
Michigan
U.S. Départment of Commerce
Detroit Board of Commerce
Clare County Supervisors Approve Budget Moves 1956
Clare County Board meets in Harrison on June 25 1956 to table and advance the proposed 1957 budget. The meeting discusses a 65000 loan for road resurfacing and a survey for Little Long Lake and Sutherland Lake levels.
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Harrison
Michigan
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Albert Haley
Austin Bartow
Campbell
Cooper
J. Darling
L. Darling
Ehle
Gea
Hall
Haley
Hecker
Kress Myers
Oman
Richardson
Rutter
Stanley Stockwell
Wallace
Cone O'Clock
Avery Barber
Clare County Road Commission
Black Top Roads
Irwin C. Sweet
Tri- County Health Unit
Little Long Lake
Stanley
Austin
Ways and
Battow
Honorable
County Road Commission
Clare County
Lewis Rutter
J. BR. Hall
Louis Gee C. JS. Wallace Clair Stanley
J. R. Darling
E. Bartow
A. E. Bartow
W. Ehle
Bartow
Yeas
Eaton
Chie
Gee
Kress
Myers
Richard Son
Stockwell
Werts
Michigan Department of Conservation
Lansing
Mich
Road Commission
Clare
Winterfield- Summerfield-Frost-Franklin - Redding-Greenwood
Hayes-Hamilton-Freeman-Lincoln-Hatton
Arthur
Tri-County Health District No. 7
General Fond
County Welfare
Lewis Ritter J
Halt Louis Gee
HR. Darling
C. J. Wallace
Clair Stanley
A. BE. Bartow
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Louis Gee Clair Stanley i
R. Darling
LL. Darling
Doris L. Budd
Thaw and Refreeze Practices for Frozen Foods
Guidance on thawing and refreezing frozen foods. If thawed properly and kept cold, most fruits and vegetables can be refrozen, though quality and flavor decline. Do not refreeze foods that rose above 40 to 45 degrees, especially low acid vegetables.
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Home Economics
Ousehold Fefrigerator
Wark
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