Church Notes and Community Gatherings Amid Holiday Preparations
Community church notices describe Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30 PM and a December 20 Thursday session to pack candy boxes and decorate for the Christmas program. Pals Club Christmas party December 27 at Mrs Trier St eb elton's home and a Sunday 2 30 PM practice for the children’s program. Guests visit relatives in Vernon Clare and Ports mouth NH while church members attend Christmas events and a safety dinner hosted by Dow Chemical in Midland.
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Pals Club
Atrman
Dick Fetters
Midland
Elmer Fetters
Vernon
Ezra Cobleigh
Afreld Zastrow
Otto’ Lueder
Mt. Pleasant
Darwin Mott
Clare
Eola, McDonel
Ruth Herron
James Bradley
Evelyn
Sheridan
Cummings
Farwell
Joyce Haggaert
George Cofféy
Robert Hitchcock
Frank Bowen
Waldo Grover
Coleman
James’ Yeoman
Frank Yeomar
Lansing
Johnny Owens
Early U M Life Told In Diary
A University of Michigan diary from a first year medical student describes dissecting with curiosity and intense study. He details German lessons, anatomy quizzes, and writing a thesis while facing a busy schedule. The exhibit also features profiles of early graduates Nathan Thomas, Eliza Mosher, and Amanda Sanford Hickey.
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Amd
Michigan
Zjangs
U-M- Michigan
Éohne
Searly
Sarah
James
Materia Medica
Nathan
My. Thomas
Kalamazoo County
Ohio
Schoolcraft
Eliza" M. Mosher
Amanda Sanford Hickey
Porcupine Described as Ideal Existence for Survival
A conservation bio describes the porcupine as an ideal survivor with cheap housing an endless food supply and a built in shelter. Its quills number about 30000 and deter most attackers while its diet includes berries vegetation bark and occasional meat. Porcupines gestate slowly and are born singly weighing about one ounce. adults reach 10 to 20 pounds and habitats include hollow trees logs or caves.
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Porky
Jenkins
Michigan
Saginaw
Medical advances improve health and family happiness
The Heart Foundation notes medical progress reduces pain and illness time, extends life, and lowers child orphaning. Fewer children lose parents, with 6.4 million orphans in 1990 dropping to 2.7 million last year, while mortality declines boost family stability and future well being.
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Enrick
Medicial
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Paneer
Porcupine
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Squirt Company
Smiles S
Harrison Or
Beltsville
Lady ‘Blair
Armour
Muller
Akes
NCU
Astoctte
McEwan