Daniel 5 Lesson Poised at Belshazzar Feast Riddle
Lesson notes outline the Belshazzar feast and drunken sacrilege at Babylon, Daniel’s entry by queen’s suggestion, and the handwriting on the wall. It covers the king’s reaction, the failure of astrologers, and Daniel’s interpretation with Mene Tekel Peres, ending with Belshazzar’s downfall and Medo Persian rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Balshazzer
Belshazzar
Belshazzer
Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar
Nebuchadnnezzar
Bel- Shazzar
Darius the Median
Signs from Babylon Decline Mirror Modern Decay
A speaker links Belshazzar and Nebuchadnezzar to contemporary folly, noting luxury, licentiousness, religious profiteering, pulpit misuse, scripture mockery, and atheistic doubt. He warns that divine judgment looms as moral conditions converge with ancient warnings and asks readers if they are ready.
Elm Grove Grange Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Myra Woodworth and daughter spent Sunday at the Fancon home. Otto Marshall of Lansing visited his aunt Mrs Sarah Schunk. Carlos Marshal and cousin stayed at the Schunk home. Elm Grove Extension group met with 14 enrolled. some unable to attend but hoped for November. Mrs James Gregg listed as on the gain. Harold Loomis and son of Clare visited Williams. Grace Sanders of Brush College caring for Mrs James Gregg. Chas Armentrout and son Clarenct spent Sunday with Ruggell Armen trout family. Clair Strouzelas began building on his lot corner. Miss Lucille Schunk spent week with parents. Miss Alice Bradley and Miss Jean Wasson visited Schunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Marshall
Lansing
Sarah Schunk
Carlos Marshal
Schunk
Elm Grove
James Gregg
Harold Loomis
Clare
Harland Williams
Grace Sanders
Brush College
Chas. Armentrout
Clarenct
Ruggell
Armentrout
Es .Clair Strouzelas
Lucille Schunk
Alice Bradley
H. A. Bradley
Jean Wasson
Gilmore Grange Holds Thursday Meeting and Local Reports
Gilmore Grange met at Gilmore Town Hall with 47 members. Officers elected October 17 include Claude Brasington as Worthy Master and Gertrude Phipps as Worthy Lecturer. Members reported barn projects, new garages, and harvest activities including clover hulls and threshing at Frank Thriga farm.
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Grange
Gilmore Town Hall
Claude Brasington
Gertrude. Phipps
John Robinson
Clifford Brasington
Gladys Robinson
Worthy Stewart
Dave Wiggins
Stewart
Harold Jackson
Glenn Beach
Worthy
Nate Trumble
Ceres
Leah Wiggins
Pomona
Alice Shilling
Flora
Ethel Thrush
Lary
Hazel Shilling
Weekend Visit Among Relatives Noted in Wood Family
The record notes My and Mrs. Emery Wood spent a weekend among relatives. Lester Thrush returned home from Pontiac on Friday. Governor and Mrs. Fitzgerald attended a gathering with Mr. and Mrs. John Warners on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Wood
Lester Thrush
Pontiac
Fitzgerald
John Warners
Garfield Grange reports meetings and travel plans
Garfield Grange notes at Mt Vernon include members earning bth degree eligibility for State Grange and 5th degree work. Attendees share autumn memories, discuss potatoes, Colorado cultivation, and a Coleman Grange monologue. Plans for State Grange trip and a chicken coop for Alvin Wells are announced. Next meeting set for November 2.
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Biglow
Brown
MeLania
Pomone’ Grange
Vernon
State Grange
Bro
Clark
Pomona
Guy Comstock
Chippewa
Grange
Rell
Floyd ‘Clark
Colorado
Oliver
Coleman Grange
Bieglow
McLane
Paul Bunyan
Sam
Léo
Floyd
Arthur Smith
Grant Mc Lane
Alvin Wells
Great increase in European corn borers in Michigan
Weather favors a large rise in European corn borers across Michigan cornfields with heavy infestations reported in Huron, Tuscola, Saginaw, Monroe and other counties. Damage includes 75 percent stalk weakness. timely control measures like shredding stalks, plowing, and burning residues are advised to reduce next spring infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Huron
Tuscola
Saginaw
Monroe
Local Socials Report From Loomis Area
Loomis and Mrs George Hemstreet and Inez Bobby and Jack visited Mrs A Gerow Sunday. Carl Rapp Sag inaw John Ott family Pontiac and Carl Anderson Manistee were weekend visitors to George Anderson. Rosco Sand Lake spent Sunday with uncle Willard Smith. Carpenter Pontiac visited Mrs L Middl dleton Sunday. Ester Musser spent Sunday with Vivian Bennett. David Seymore and friend Aly spent weekend at Bert Bergey home. Frankie Musser visiting grandparents Bert and Mrs Bergey for a few days.
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George Hemstreet
Inez
Bobby
Jack
A. Gerow
Carl Rapp
Saginaw
John Ott
Pontiac
Carl Anderson
Manistee
George Anderson
Rosco
Sand Lake
Willard Smith
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Ray Noble
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Charlie Ruggles
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Paramount Picture
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Ann Sothern
Jack Haley
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Moody
Biota
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Western Newspaper Union
Jesse RL. Lasky
Weby
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Babylon
Christian Ministry
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Gilmore Grange
Harold Sherman
Geo. Shilling
C. L. Brasington
Jim’ Pedgrift
Misa
Ed. Gamble
Frank Thriga
Art Humphry
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Fred Snyder
Lester ‘Thrust
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Gilbert Waddington
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