Ann Arbor Methodist church notes and local social
The Ann Arbor Methodist Episcopal Church notes list Rev. W W and H M Hurd as pastors. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and services at 7:30 p.m. Next Sunday topic is Is the World getting Better or Worse. First Quarterly Conference on Monday Oct 17 led by Rev. C S Wheeler. Various local visits, births, and community events are recorded, including names like Albert Miller, Lottie Bruce, and Beatrice Finch.
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W.W
H. M. Hurd
C. S. Wheeler
Big Rapids
Church Notices for Mrs Henry House Ministry
Parish listings announce services at 10:00 a m Sunday with Sunday school at 11:00. Preaching at 6:30 pm with Junior Young People at 7:30 pm and Evening service. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:00 pm. Friday song practice at the pastor's home. Invite all to attend.
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Henry House
School Notes Highlight Club Talk and New Students
A. G. Kettunen spoke at the high school on Boys and Girls Clubs during Wednesday morning. Christina Stratton visited last week, Alite Rosenfield entered ninth grade, and Goldie and Earl Plegel are new scholars. The next Rhetorical program is Friday October 28 at 2 20 p m. Mrs Hazel Lathrop and daughter Betty Mae visited Friday. Morris Crawford won last week spelling contest. James Rosenfield returns to school and seventh grade started map making with new paints arriving. The seventh grade pupils held a birthday party for their teacher Mrs Pennington Friday evening.
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F.D. Hirle
Detroit
C. A
J. A. "Graham
al. Snyder
Martha Putman
Robert Thompson
Gilmore
Gilmore Township
Fair
Fannie Reid
A. S. Richmond
Claude Gardner
Coleman
Herbert Wade
Cadillac
Celia Wade
Cynthia Stilson
Peter Winter
Florida
Sam McGoogan
W. Honeywell
Ludington
Frank Babcock
Bertha
C. A.graham
Kellington
Ithaca
Michigan Inspection Bureau
T. I. Fairs Insurance Agency
Farwell
Franklin Littlefield
J. L. Littlefield
Mary Leonard
Home Missionary Committee
M. HB
W. W. Brophy
Leaton
A. S. Mitterspaugh
Rosebush
S. N. Nelson
Charlotte Young
Lydia Sherret
Orlie Bishop
Mt. Pleasant
Gene Campbell
Don Roth
Flint
Marion Fuller
Geneieve Schofield
Mable Diamater
Erma Powell
Mt. Pleasant College
Homer Stinchcombe
Arleigh Schofield
Temple
A. G. Kettunen
Christina Stratton
Alite Rosenfield
Hazel Lathrop
Betty Mae
Morris. Crawford
Goldie
Earl Plegel
James Rosenfield
Pennington
Farwell W C T U Meets After Devotional Service
The Farwell W C T U gathered at Mrs. Hattie Masten’s home last Thursday after a devotional led by Mrs. Wilmina Shumway. Mrs. Carrie Bingham reported on the Minneapolis convention and urged broad organization to oppose liquor government distribution and any modification of the Eighteenth Amendment. Miss Ida Lilian Page warned of marijuana as a new narcotic threat smuggled from Mexico. Mrs. Ella A Boole, national leader, praised prohibition as key to prosperity and the saloon’s abolition. The group was urged to support anti narcotic legislation and emphasize education to explain why prohibition was adopted.
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W. GT. U
Hattie Masten
Wilmina Shumway
Minneapolis
Minn
Carrie Bingham
Ella A. Boole
National Women's Christain, Temperance Union
Mariajuana
Ida Lilian Page
Mexico
Former resident reclaims health after years of hardship
Massillon Ohio October 10 1927 Clare Sentinel letter recounts a Clare county native who lived on the Don Hatch farm near Surrey cemetery. He lost a leg in 1886, later had an amputation in 1923, moved to Ravenna, husked 500 bushels of corn, and after a 1926 fall and hospitalization now reports improved eyesight and renewed energy at age twenty one again. He expresses desire to receive the paper to reconnect with old friends from 1880.
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Massillon
Ohio
Clare Sentinel
Clare
Mich
Clare County
Don Hatch
Surrey Cemetery
John Clark
Ravenna
Mantica
State Hospital
Camp Fire Girls Plan Halloween Fair at Richmonds Hall
The Camp Fire Girls held a business meeting in the first primary room with a roll call of jokes. They announced a Halloween fair at Richmonds Hall on October 29 at 6 30 pm featuring booths and side shows and urged everyone to attend and help.
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Camp Fire Girls
Richmonds Hall
Mull Clayton Wedding at Church of God Parsonage
Mrs Kezia Mull and Mr William Clayton were united in marriage by Rev Mrs House at the Church of God parsonage on Saturday at 1:00 PM. Attendants were Mr and Mrs David Flegel of Lansing. The bride wore a blue satin dress and a pansy bouquet. They plan a three week honeymoon to Cedar Springs Detroit and other points before settling in Parnell.
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Kezia Mull
Wm. Clayton
House
Church of God
David Flegel
Lansing
Cedar Springs
Detroit
Parnell
Song Writer Honored Landmark for Welsh Air
Welsh composer Hwan Jonas is remembered for Land of My Fathers with a monument raised at Pontypridd in his memory. The piece remains among the most sung Welsh airs and reflects national musical heritage.
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Hwan Jonas
Pontypridd
Reds and Ohio State Journal Editorial Snapshot
A compact editorial note questions fan enthusiasm and compares some Reds supporters to pink skeptics as a lighter reflection on sports culture and public zeal.
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Ohio State Journal
One Cent Sale Under Kirkpatrick's Drug Store Ad
The One Cent Sale is now ongoing at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store, featured in the latest advertisement. Shop for select items advertised at ultra low prices during this limited sale.
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Kirkpatrick
Adv
Dull Life Ends Up With No Sport for Couple
A fragment describes Jack Rolf and his wife avoiding golf and other sports, living a dull lifestyle with no athletic pursuits between them.
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Jack Rolf
Svatch
Bagaball
The Peas Split Between Customer and Grocer
A London scene shows a grocer offering one peck of shelled peas and splitting it with a customer who asks for half. The grocer confirms the division and the customer takes the other half.
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Grocer
London
Editor Asked If He Stands Behind Every Statement
A timid man confronts a country editor about accountability in print. The man, holding up no notice of his death, asks the editor to help collect his life insurance. The exchange highlights concerns about press responsibility and the consequences of unclear reporting.
Mrs Brewer and Mrs Stewer Quarrel About Busy Husbands
Dialogue shows two women commenting on husbands who stay busy at home and make work for their partners. The exchange highlights domestic timing and expectations within a household.
Telephone Operator Exchange Mixup Turns Beer Gaffe
A humorous exchange unfolds as an operator asks for an initial and an old lady clarifies she means the name Bertha. The light moment centers on the miscommunication over B for Bertha rather than beer. Local readers enjoy the quaint domestic humor.
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B. P
Bertha
Dog Missing Sale Notice Fragment
Fragmentary notice mentions a sale ending Saturday night at Andersons. Text is unclear and lacks full details or names beyond Andersons and a Saturday deadline.
Order for appearance in Chancery suit in Clare County Court
In Clare County Chancery, Anna Geeck seeks relief against multiple defendants including Saginaw and Clare County Railroad Co and several Phillips, Remick, Rust, Hamlin, and Nowlen heirs. The October 8 1927 order requires nonresidents to appear within three months, file an answer within 15 days after service, or the bill will be confessed. Publication in The Clare Sentinel is mandated for six weeks or personal service at least twenty days before appearance.
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WB. Saginaw and
Clare County Railroad Co
EB. R. Phillips
Eewin R. Phillips
Jane Phillips
Henry Davis
Calvin Davis
Clara D. Nowlen
Washington C
Sarah Hamlin
T. Carl Holbrook
I T !S
Saginaw and
Clare County Railroad Company
HB. R. Phillips
Edwin R. Phillips
Clare Sentinel
Pity the Egotist in a Blunt Critique of Self
A biting observation portrays the egotist as harshly judgmental yet blind to his own flaws. He clings to chosen paths despite costly errors and repeated warnings about his folly.
When Woman Proposes A Queen and Prince Albert Union
A Victorian tale recounts Queen Victoria proposing to Prince Albert delaying marriage due to etiquette. Sir Robert Peel once declared the queen was “as full of love as Joliet,” and the leap year marriage was celebrated as a blissful union.
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Victoria
Prince Albert
England
Robert Peel
Joliet
One Cent Sale at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store
A brief ad notes a One Cent Sale at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store as part of daily shopping, inviting customers to plan purchases despite rising building material costs and contractor decisions.
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Traine
Karwell
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette Boat
A. AN Dauty
Latter Bay
Ghurgh
Harvey de Geer
Woman’s Department
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cy. Winchell
Frankfort
Elmer Schofield
John Honeywell
Highland
Lilian McGinnis
Saginaw
Lottie Bruce
W. C. Fuller
Alice Rickels
Albert Miller
Wm. Hooker
Jackson
Angus Winters
Oral Somers
Geo. Hoak
Mr. Hoak
Eva
Virginia Smedley
Alfred Brown
Dick Campbell
S. F. Frye
Albert Gardner
Alma
Will Colosky
Jack Miller
Geo. Dennis
Vernon
Sid Sherman
Silverlake
L. R. Shear
Horton
Joe Crafford
Cornell
Lake
Lyle
Earnest Rickels
E. J. Mathews
Gladwin
Powell and Son
Wilton
Erma
Esther Childs
Shepherd
W. Wisenhauer
Walter Smedley
Orion
Maple Grove
Emma Tweedy
Melvin Smith
M. BH
Wallace Graham
Beatrice Finch
Sara
Forest Gordon
Clyde Masten
Elmer
Charles Tigner
Mid‘land
Edith Stinchcombe
Agnes
Florence Stanley
Whit Fisher
Frank Selsavage
Pontiac
Reillé Brooks
John “Wood
Henry Boise
Church Of:god
Camp Fire News
Mull-Clayton
Power of the Press
Anderson’s
State OF
Michigan
Anna Geeck
Perry D. Brown
Court House
Harrison
Ray Hart
Mma Hoag
I. Carl Holbrook
the Plaintif
Anderson's
Wallace. Beery
Raymond Hatton
Fred Thomson
Arizona
Ben Hur
Ben, Hur
E. A. Anderson
Rexall Store
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