Local Church Services and Sunday Schedules Listed
Gatholic Church offers Mass at 8 30 a m led by Rev Stanley Morrison pastor. Seventh Day Adventist holds Easter Building Services at 1 30 p m. Lake George Sunday School meets at Town Hall at 10 30 a m with James Wellman superintendent. Brown Gorners U S Church Pastor E R Town leads Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 8 06 p m with Thursday prayer at 8 p m. Latter Day Saints at Loomis hold Sunday School at 10 45 a m and preaching at 8 p m each Sunday.
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Gatholig Church
St. Cecilia’s
Stanley Morrison
Seventh Day Adventist
Lake George
Town Hall
James Wellman
Church Services in St John’s and Stella
Rev C Binhammer leads German service at 9 45 and English service at 10 45 with Sunday school during the period at St John’s EV Lutheran. At Church of the Nazarene on South McEwan Street Stella Short is pastor with Sunday School at 10 30, worship at 11 30, evangelistic service at 7 30 and a prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00.
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ST. John's EV
C. Binhammer
Church OF the Nazarene
McEwan Street
Stella Short
Church Services and Sunday School in Arthur Center Loomis
Rev Chas Kleinhardt conducts a 10 30 Sunday School 11 06 Gospel service at 11 30 or after Sunday School. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and Zions League hold services with preaching by Floyd G Smith. Loomis School House hosts Pastor J W Teale with Sunday School 10 30 Young People 7 15 and evening 7 45. Cottage Prayer Tuesday 8. All welcome.
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Church of Latter Day Saints
Loomis
Arthur Center
Chas. Kleinhardt
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints I. Oo. O. F
Loomis School
J. W. Teale
Young Peoples Meeting
Chas. Brooks
Young Peoples Service
Germany
Jesus Christ
Dover Tabernacle
Chas
VanDen Bergh
Sheridan Ghurgh Earl Gilmore
Returning to Bethlehem at Congregational Church
Rev. Albert Dawe leads 10 15 worship with a sermon on Returning to Bethlehem and special choir music. 11 30 church school is led by Superintendent Mrs Frank Hoch stetler. Visitors and new residents are welcomed to both church and Sunday school services.
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Congregational Church
Albert Dawe
Bethlehem
Frank Hochstetler
Methodist Church Plans Universal Bible Sunday
Pastor Rev. Jas. Rogers conducts 10:30 a.m. worship with special choir music led by Mrs. John Empey. Sermon titled The Book. Church School with Mrs. Earl Sternaman as superintendent. Epworth League devotional at 6:30 p.m. led by Florence Ryan. Bible study at 7:45. Official Board meets Monday at 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Church
Jas. Rogers
John Empey
Earl Sternaman
Epworth League
Florence Ryan
Christmas Party and Bazaar at Herrick Church Weekly Events
The Auxiliary meets Wednesday December 14 for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Nora Barnes with luncheon in the Barnes Cafe private dining room. Remember the Christmas Bazaar and fish supper today at the church. Herrick service schedule lists 9 30 a m morning worship and 10 30 a m church school.
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Nora Barnes
Barnes Cafe
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Theme for December 11
The church announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon titled God the Preserver of Man. The Golden Text is Psalm 40 11 and Luke 12 29 30 is cited among the Bible readings. The message centers on mercy truth and providence guiding daily needs.
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Christian Science Church
God the Preserver of
Man
Church Schedules for Eagle and Elm Grove and Colonville
Rev M R Honderich leads Eagle Church of God with Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 11 30. Cottage prayer Wednesday 8 00 and Young People Bible study Friday 8 00. Elm Grove holds Sunday School 11 00 and preaching alternate Sundays at 8 00 with Thursday prayer and alternate Sunday Endavor 8 00. Colonville hosts Sunday School 10 30 and preaching every other Sunday 8 30 with prayer meeting Tuesday 8 00.
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Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Honderich
Christian Endeavor
ELM Grove
Church of God Service Schedule and Lesson Theme
The Church of God on West Sixth Street presents Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Vera B. Peterson with a study on The Sin of Covetousness. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service at 7:30 p.m. on Remission of Sins. Wednesday prayer and praise at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome.
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Church OF God
Four Principles of Divine Judgement Sermon
Pastor A. D. Telder preaches on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in a sermon titled Four Principles of Divine Judgement. The message contrasts rewards for the saved with the doom awaiting the lost and invites churchgoers to learn how the Bible answers core questions about judgment.
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A. D. Telder
Doctrinal Sermons Highlight Jewish Persecution Debate
A religious notice promotes Sunday services and classes at multiple churches. Topics include the Jewish question and anti semitic trends as prophetic discussion, with Wednesday evening reflections on signs of the times and the rapture.
Santa Will Surely Reach Farthest North U S Community
In Penasse Minnesota children expect Santa to visit as the nation’s farthest north U S community. He arrives by ski plane from Warroad twice weekly after passing customs. Only other winter visitor is Indiana Pete the nearby Lake of the Woods trapper. Postmistress Helen Arnold 22 says business slows at Christmas.
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Penasse
Minn
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
United States
St. Nick
Warroad
Indiana Pete
Lake of the Woods
Helen Arnold
Ointment Plant Tied to Bible Story Found in U S Shrub
The article links a native United States shrub to the biblical anointing ointment used at Jesus feet, noting the plant grows in Minnesota and other northern areas. It highlights the oil’s connection to the first Christmas and its shared heritage with the Holy Land.
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United States
America
Holy Land
Bethlehem
Minnesota
North Woods
Jesus
Christmas Parcels Reach Far Northern Outposts by Plane
Edmonton reports that residents of Adkavik and Coppermine rely on Christmas deliver ies by air, weather permitting, to arrive before the holiday. Pilot Marlowe Kennedy flies from Port Radium to Coppermine, while Adkavik is 1 480 miles northwest of Edmonton and Coppermine 1 100 miles north. Radio brings Yuletide connection when air service falters.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Canadian
Northwest Territories
Adkavik
Coppermine
Coronation Gulf
Marlowe Kennedy
Port Radium
Great Bear Lake
Arctic
Civilization
Community Christmas Trees and Lights Across Towns
In many American communities civic Christmas trees rise in main squares or town centers each December. The season features stringed lights along streets and a ceremony that signals the start of holiday shopping. Lights come down soon after New Year’s Day.
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Yale
How Patent Leather Is Made
Patent leathers are made from soft leather that is not stretchable and completely grease free. Several coats of black varnish are applied and the final coat is baked on to solidify the finish.
Housing as a Public Health Issue in Tri County
Dr. Vv. Shiehoff argues housing quality significantly affects health outcomes and must be addressed despite difficulties. He notes links to poverty, overcrowding, nutrition, and occupation, urging planned national programs and responsibility for public health workers.
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Vv. Shiehoff
1938 Corn Loan Rate Announced
The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 sets loan rates at 57 cents per bushel for farmers in the commercial corn area who meet 1938 acreage limits and 43 cents for those outside the area with allowed acreages. The parity price is 81 cents, making 70 percent parity 57 cents inside and 75 percent outside. The November corn crop estimate is 2,480,958,000 bushels, exceeding normal consumption and exports by over 10 percent.
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Michigan
Branch
Hillsdale
Lenawee Monroe
St. Joseph
Commercia
Clare Sentinel Liners Read in Local Homes
Readership for Clare Sentinel liners grows as residents in the community engage with the daily notices and small ads broadcast within the newspaper.
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Clare Sentinel
Local Rain Brings Mild Weather and Snow Fence Use
A much needed rain sweeps the area with unusually mild seasonal temperatures. Snow fences are being erected to reduce drifting. Community notes include visits and gatherings from Stanton to Maple Grove, plus local residents reported for dental work and illness.
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Kenneth Powell
Clarence Armstrong
Stanton
Ben Baxter
Henry Tryon
Wmn. Phillips
Jean Rogers
Clare
Saginaw
Harley Bentley
Louis Finches
Maple Grove
Charles Tryon
Rosebush social notes and local visits update
Rosebush residents hosted visitors and engaged in clubs and church activities. Among events, the Mrs Dennis Regan home visit, Crescent club gatherings, sewing and Christmas party plans, and Christmas program preparations at local schools are noted along with several errands, repairs, and small town movements.
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Geo, Gandy
Midland
Dennis Regan
Harry McCormick
Shepherd
R. B. Martin
Lou Moon
Oridge Club
Loretta Fuller
Mt. Pleasant
Rose Jush Chamber of Commerce
Bacon's
Carrion Lily Attracts Buzzards In Odd Odor Trick
The carrion lily mimics the scent of decaying matter to lure buzzards close. Its unique odor camouflage draws scavengers, highlighting a curious plant adaptation that invites birds for feeding.
Man of Questioning Veracity Cited by Hi Ho
Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, notes a man who always questions people's veracity may revere truth or seek trouble. The remark frames a tension between integrity and troublemaking in local social dynamics.
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Hi Mo
Hi Ho
Chinatown
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