Religious notices and a sermon reflection in Vernon area
A local church notices page lists Mass at Gatholgy G Church St Cecilia with Rev Morrison, Vernon Community Sunday School at Mt Vernon Grange Hall, Latter Day Saints at Goff Hall, Brown Corners U B Church Sunday School 10:36 and service 8:00, Maple Grove U B Church Sunday School 1:30 and service 2:36, and Congregational Church with Rev Dawe. It includes a Nietzsche anecdote about God and asks all to attend worship and welcome visitors and new residents.
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Ghuren of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Goff Hall
Brown Corners
U. B. Church
Congregational Church
Albert Dawe
W. B. Ticheher
Nietzche
St John’s EV Lutheran announces services and Sunday school
Rev. C. Binhammer will lead a German service at 9 45 a.m. English service follows at 10 45 a.m. Sunday school will be held during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's EV
C. Binhammer
Seventh Day Adventist Lesson Topic at Cosgrove Homa
The notice lists a Seventh Day Adventist event at Cosgrove Homa located at 205 E. 7th St. The lesson centers on From Christian Childhood to Christian Manhood with memory verse Proverbs 4:18.
Thurc h of God services led by Rev M L VanHoose
The Thurch of God schedules Rev M L VanHoose leading a 10:00 Sunday School lesson and 11:00 preaching with a 6:30 Young Peoples service. An evangelistic 7:30 preaching session and a 7:30 Wednesday midweek prayer service are planned.
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Thurch OF God
M. L. VanHoose
Young Peoples
Eagle Church of God Services and Bible Display Call
Elder M R Hendrick preaches at 11 30 and Sunday school at 10 30 with a children’s service at the parsonage. The church plans Universal Bible Sunday and asks for old Bibles for display. Epworth League 6 30 with Farwell League guests. strong Sunday school attendance praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Farwell League
Day School Prompted Direct Service Start
An incomplete note underscores a demand for prompt start of a day school program with direct service and no interruption. Amy Gomne referenced as directing the initiative, stressing efficiency and timely execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Gomne
Helice
Thans
Religious Services and Local Social Notes in Harrison
Sunday School and worship services led by Arthur Brown with sermons on shepherds and motives and a two-religions theme. Also Young Peoples meeting, prayer and gospel programs, plus a long list of Thanksgiving visits, dinners, and travels among Harrison residents and nearby towns with numerous family gatherings and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Hself
Burial customs in Spain sparked a monk and nun garb belief
A fragmented note recalls a quaint Spanish burial custom where the deceased wore monk or nun robes based on sex. The practice fed the saying that only monks and nuns die in Spain, reflecting period attitudes in the clipped entry.
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Spain
Community Mourns Death Of Thomas Maltby
Thomas Maltby a long time resident and prominent merchant died of a heart attack on Thanksgiving evening. He served in township offices and was buried Sunday with services at his home. Survivors include his wife and son Frank Maltby of Ann Arbor and Maybelle Melvin of Farwell. Relatives attended from nearby towns as friends gathered for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Carpenter
Tawns City
Standish
West Branch
Gerald Reigle
Ortho Boulton
Bob Hecker
Wilson Crider
Groutom
Ohio
Andrew Vander- Woude
McBain
Planis
Asa H. Aldrich
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Aldrich
Louise
Irene Amble
Charles Amble
Lottie Bruce
Lansing
Sheriff
Edmond Woods
John Woods
George Sears
John
Hayes, My
Lenora Schwanz
Zoann
Flint
Fred Clark
Pearl
Zoella
Royelle
Frost
Harry Brenman
Hier
Breckenridge
Fred. Smith
Bobbie Fanning
Bay City
Michael Fanning
Andrew VanderWoude
Bain
Mra. Eee Jones
Greenwood
Amn Arbor
Sattapaes
Costigan
Hillsdale
Dom Bruce
Charlotte
B. L. Daweon
Gladwin
Saginaw
Forest Garver
The
Brown
Mack Leeth
Sheridan
Rex Harper
Leonard ‘Robbins
Hig
Gora Robbins
Baughman
Shepherd
Hilly Hughes
Mirriam Hecker
Ozark
Idamary Murphy
Paul Andre
Grand Lodge
Murphy Ome
Kennedy
A. H Hutchinson
Midland
Bud Mitchner
F. M. Myar
Wm. Henderson
Fred Smith
Joe Newbound
South Bend
Indiana
Jerry McCarthy
Wm. Titus
Clara Louise
Little Leone
Herman Dyke
O’dale Schaaf
Hayes
Soo
P. BE
Wm. Murphy
Idamary
Grand Ledge
Paul Weatherhead
Detroit
John Brown
Mt.Pleasant
Fred ‘Weatherhead
Lloyd Denno
Dover
Clare
Max Carey
J. A. Whittier
Hather Robbins
van Vaulenberg
Leo Sweeney
Kate Sweeney
Norbert Fanning
Bryan Fanning
A. Andre
William Murphy
Thomas Maltby
California
Frank Maltby
Ann Arbor
Maybelle Melvin
Farwell
Birthplace of Chrysanthemum and its European spread
The chrysanthemum originated in China where gardeners developed many forms. The Grat variety reached Europe after the mid 1600s and spread from Holland to France and England. It appeared in the United States in the 1800s, with two wild varieties cited as ancestors of many forms.
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Europe
Holland
France
England
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Maple Grove U. B. Church
Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Hendrich
Elm Grove
Colonville
A. D. Hampton
Hendrick
Herrick
E. A. Anderson
Dover Tabernacle
Harrison
P. BE. ‘Beals
Anna Joes
Jessie Gledson
J. M. van Duesén
Whde
Thers.Fri
Spencer Tracy
Marie Galante
Ketti Gallian
Will Mahoney
Lilly
Hollywood
Binnie Barnes
Neil Hamilton
Mat
Raper
Val An
Warner Baxter
Gomedy
Sportlite
Popeye
Lake News
Thomas
Maltby
Chester Whitford
Wm. Duncan
Ester Brooks
Ferris Institute
T. H. Brooks
Harry Sperke
Neil. McTaverish
Mariette
Os. P. J. Somerville and Son
Jackson
D. Scott
Raymond Scott and
Aaron Irwin
A. Irwin, Jr
Chas. Badger and Family
al Bassett
Fred Lowles
Weinman
Howard Germen
Altoona
B. A. Stanley Ant
Reuben Barns
Robert Carson
Carl Shinabarger
Big Rapids
Lucy Howe
Barryton
Mrs
Alvira Davison
Daught Betty
Dorothea
Frederick Scott
Myrl Scott
Hvart
Fred Smalley
Lauriel
Anna May
George Scott
Evart
Bert Scott
RTF
Sarge
Anker-Holth
Jennings Archambault
Boa Pine Street
Clare, Michigan
America
S. Not
Ankér-Holth
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