Community Church Notices and Services Listed
Local church listings show Mass at St. Cecilia Vernon parish 10 30 a m plus Sunday School at Mt Vernon Grange hall and U B and Lutheran services at Brown Corners Maple Grove St John s Ev Lutheran under Pastor C Binhammer Methodist notes include morning worship 10 30 a m church school 11 30 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m and evangelistic service March 3 with Casey VanDewart from Michigan. Dover Tabernacle holds Sunday school 10 15 a m and gospel service 3 00 p m with midweek 8 00 p m service.
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ST. John's EV
C. Binhammer
Casey
VanDewart
Michigan
Morning Fellowship Club
W.als. BH
Dover “Tabernacle
Dover Tabernacle
Earl Gilmore
Gasey VanDerJagt
Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove Home Lesson Topic
The Cosgrove Home invites visitors to a lesson on Nicodemus visiting Jesus with John testifying to Jesus. Scripture focus is John chapter 3 and memory verse John 3 16. Location is 205 E 7th St audience welcomed.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Eagle Church of God Services Schedule
Elder M. R. Hendrich preaches at 11 30 Sunday school meets Sundays at 10 30. Children’s service at the parsonage 11 30. Cottage prayer and chapter study each Wednesday at 8. Elm Grove Sunday school at 11 00 led by Mrs A D Hampton with a preaching service to follow by Rev Hondrich.
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Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Hendrich
Elm Grove
A. D. Hampton
Hondrich
Revival Week Begins With Evangelistic Series At Local Church
Sunday schedule includes 10:00 a m Sunday school led by Vera B Peterson with a discussion on Peter Heals a Lame Man. Worship at 11:00 a m on Conditions for the new birth. 6:30 p m Young People feature a missionary play. 7:30 p m evangelistic service opens a revival series led by the pastor with musical specials and an extra feature to be announced. Bring friends to enjoy the Lord.
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Vera B. Peterson
Peter
Christ
Old World remedy claims rapid relief for rheumatism
An advertisement touts Prescription No 4 as a fast-acting uric acid cure for rheumatism promising relief within 36 hours or a full refund. It states the drug sells for one dollar a bottle at E A Anderson Drug Store and emphasizes guaranteed results.
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E.A. Anderson Drug
Service Schedule and Faith Message at Local Church
Services next Sunday include 10 15 a m worship with the sermon An Inextinguishable Spirit and special choir music at 11 30 am Church School led by Superintendent W H E Tichenor. An English religious journalist argues Christianity must be evangelical and the church mission is to bring people face to face with Christ for communion with God. Visitors are welcome and members urged to attend.
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W. HE. Tichenor
Jesus Christ
Conditions of Fellowship at Baptist Church Service
A. D. Telcer, pastor leads morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon on Conditions of Fellowship. Sunday School follows at 11:16 with classes for all, Arthur Brown superintendent. The church highlights joint worship and the role of the blood of Christ in salvation. The orchestra enhances the services.
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Altho
Arthur Brown
Vernon Hill Social Notes And Local Initiatives
Miss Dorothy Irwin and friend visited Mrs. Carrie Pervorse and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Tramble of Farwell. Numerous calls and visits occurred across Vernon Hill with neighbors, relatives, and friends from Weidman Mt. Pleasant and Detroit. Mrs. Jess Ackerman illness from flu and ongoing family visits marked the week.
First Weather Records in Early America
The first American weather records were kept by Rev. Johann Campanius for New Sweden near present Wilmington Delaware. He recorded daily weather during 1644 as part of early colonial observations.
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America
Johann Campanius
New Sweden
Wilmington
Del
Impressionist Artist Seeks Title for Landscape
The artist of the Impressionist School finishes a purple and blue canvas and asks his wife for a title. She suggests "Home", reasoning there’s no place like it.
Humorous Reunion Sparks Lively Quip Exchange
In a casual gathering old acquaintances recognize each other. A woman reveals she has four grandchildren since last meeting prompting amused remarks about aging. A separate Rider and Statesman exchange shows quick wit about presence and memory during a horse-holding moment.
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Indianapolis News
Too Good To Be True Dream Of Domestic Bliss
Edgar declares plans to marry and build a cozy home with wife, meals, slippers, pipe, and peace. His married friend warns against the dream, noting that such fantasies risk waking to reality. The TitBits Magazine quotation frames a humorous caution about marriage.
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Edgar
TitBits Magazine
Talkative Lady and Angier Debate Fishing Etiquette
A dialog features a talkative lady remarking that a big man should avoid cruelly catching small fish. Angier concedes this but counters that the fish bears responsibility for its own predicament if it had stayed silent.
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Angier
No Curves in Conversation About Cars and Modern Daughters
A fragment shows a staged dialogue with lines about Brown losing control of a car and a wife using it often. A visitor questions a modern daughter while a mother notes becoming desensitized to shocks and voltage.
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Brown
Lake News Briefs Reflect Local Life
Mrs Carl Shinabarger faced her husband’s illness this week while he improves. George and wife celebrate birth of an eight pound daughter. Joe Grigware of Grand Rapids visited on route to Midland. Chas Haywood returned home with his uncle. Mrs George Scott visited Clare family. Hunting and Fishing Club met at Gleaner hall. Groups traveled to Farwell for basketball as our team fell 9 16. Matthew Scott and D Scott kept busy in Lakeview and at home. Bert Scott visited Clare on business. Anna Hindman called on Burston in Farwell.
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Carl Shinabarger
Homie
Big Rapids
George Barns
Joe Grigware
Grand Rapids
Harry Cornell
Midland
Chas, Haywood
George Scott
Ents
F . Smalley
Clare
Hunting and Fishing Club
Gleaner
Farwell
Matthew Scott
Lakeview
D. Scott
Market Tip Conversation Sparks Caution
A confidential friend asks for a market tip, while Dustin Stax warns that information is uncertain and advises paying one’s own fortune teller. The exchange suggests caution over relying on speculative data in trading decisions.
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Mr. Dustin Stax
That Stopped Him Husband to Wife Crack Joke
A Montreal Gazette item records a short exchange where a husband teases his wife after she breaks her glasses. She retorts that even he is cracked, confirming a light domestic quip between the couple.
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Gazette
Montreal
Diamonds in the Rough
A quip from Politiken of Copenhagen notes a child asks about mother and father of pearl. The joke answers that a mother may be a pearl while a father never can be.
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Politiken
Copenhagen
The Pretty Stene Reference Quip
The piece presents a sharp line about a former employer’s reference being poorly written yet ends with a risqué twist claiming the writer was seated on the boss’s lap when it was created. The gag hinges on the bawdy double entendre common to vaudeville and old-time humor.
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Stene
Notice of Essay Similarity Between Authors
A teacher reports that the essay on My Mother is verbatim identical to Bobby Yes'm's work, noting both writers share the same mother. The issue centers on authorship and potential plagiarism considerations within a classroom context.
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Bobby
Public for Sure and a Party Line Proposal
A reminiscence recalls public speaking and a marriage proposal made over a party line. The speaker notes how a spouse from the neighboring farm influenced everyday life and social customs in a rural setting.
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Henderson
Anderson
Olse
What He Sees In His Hesitation
A clipped dialogue fragment explores perception and wealth, suggesting a boy notices influence from wealthy parents. The terse exchange hints at social observation and motive without clear context or resolution.
Unromantic Artist Quips During Garden Exchange
A terse dialogue contrasts an earnest artist with a farmer. The artist teases about romance while the farmer states the real target is potato bugs, revealing a humorously practical clash between idealism and agriculture.
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Vain Keene
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Stanley Morrison
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day. Saints
I. O
F. Hall
Brown Corners
U. B. Church
Maple Grove U. B
Methodist Church
George P
Stanford
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
Eberhardt
Herrick
Frank Lamphere
Church
Colonville
Church OF God
Rev
M. L. VanHoose
Lohrke
Michigan Pork & Beans
Vernon Hill News
Dorothy Irwin
Carrie Pervorse
Elizabeth Bruckart
Mabel Hartman
Vera Grumbly
C. Perverse
al. Shaver
Carrie Green
Kay
John Coulter
Wm. Blinco
Wm. Grumbly
Marie Woolston
Virginian Hall
Floyd Bergey
Miss Bronson
S. P. Dowd
Forrest
Garver
Dorine
Roger
Allen
Bernard
the Eagle
Carrie Perverse
Jess Ackerman
Whnt
Forrest Jordan
Carol McGuire
Mr. Steiner
Detroit
Hart Jackson
Thomas Bolan
Jack Wilson
Fordville
Peter Aiey
Shepherd
Henry Prout
Rosebush
Vernon Hill
Merna Arrand
Flint
Anna Arrand
Edna Campbell
George Campbell
Geo Rose
Pleasant
F. G. Allen
Lucille
Reta Cregeur
Fred Irwin
Broomfield
Amelia Gardner
Ethel Dedafoe
Joe
Lansing
Frank Emery
Isdith Gerren
Wilbur Burns
Chas
Monroé
Neice
George Snider
Mona Rae Johnson
Mona Jean Harvey
Joe. Cunningham
Lucile
Betty
Mada
Line
Saginaw
Wm. Grumbley
Perverse
Dorothy
Irwin
Phoeba Upthegrove
Doris
Evelyn Shepherd
Osl City
Matinee
Frank Morgan
Raevere Torn Nises Glee’ Chen Anat Gone Lecidhusts
Buster Keaton
Palooka
Paducah
Joan” Benet
Harold Eyal Tare
Sun
Gaynor Baxter
Dionne
Sportlite
Senate of the United States of America
Lake News
Bert Scott
Anna Hindman
Mrs. Burston
Davy Bidg
Mich
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