Test of Love Divine and Human at local church
The Central Standard Time area lists services at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Pastors W. W. and H. M. Hurd. Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer meeting 11 30 a m Religion 7 30 p m Women’s Dept meets every other Thursday at 2 00 p m. The high school prepares an operetta Bits O Blarney February 1 and 2 in the high school room with proceeds for the piano fund. led by Mrs. Lamb.
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Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
H. M. Hurd
R. B. McGuire
Women's Dept
Henry House
Community notices from a Michigan town
The column lists church services and schedules for Mrs. Henry House and various others, plus multiple social visits and weekend trips. It notes ice house prep for the annual ice supply, a basketball result Farwell versus Harrison, and community activities including Ladies Aid and dances with local residents mentioned.
Fatal fumes claim life of Dow Plant worker
Charles E. Winter, 29, died at 11 30 p m after exposure to fumes while handling a mixture of sulphuric acid and phenol at the Dow Chemical Plant January 9. Acute pneumonia from the fumes was blamed for his death about twelve hours later. Winter, a six year Army veteran, had returned to visit family in Farwell Michigan before taking a job at the Midland plant eight months ago. He lived with his brother Walter at 911 Fournie Street and is survived by his parents, another brother Angus, and two sisters. An Army buddy, Marcel Van Haverbeke of Detroit, arrived after hearing of the death.
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Dow
Charles E. Winter
Winter
Aviation
U. S. Army
Texas
Philippines
Sterling Winter
Farwell
Michigan
Dow Chemical
Annex 71
Walter Winter
Fournie Street
Angus Winter
Leonard Hulse
Burial services held at Farwell Methodist Church
Burial services were conducted Saturday January 2 at 2 p m at the Farwell Methodist church with interment in Midland. This notice records a local funeral event for a member of the Republican community.
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Farwell
Midland
Blood in Human Body Proportions
A fragment states the normal human body contains 47 percent blood by weight. It notes blood quantity as a key physiological measure but lacks full context or sourcing.
Cleanse Your Cold With Zerbet Cold Cap Sules
Floyd Kirkpatrick of Every Inch a Drug Store endorses Zerbet Cold Cap Sules as a remedy to rid oneself of a dirty nagging cold and cough. The ad highlights a pharmacist’s claim and promotes the product for relief.
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Floyd Kirkpatrick
Ady
Pontiac Big Six Promises Big Car Luxury and Style
Fisher and the Pontiac Big Six blend luxury and performance for progressive buyers. The 167 inch long car features balanced mechanicals, adjustable driver seats, harmonic balancer, four wheel brakes, and weatherproof design, delivering big car ride quality at attainable prices.
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Xand
Fisher
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Herb Middleton
Jack Miller
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