Century Church Listings and Revival Notices
Local church notices list several congregations with service times Sunday School and worship details. St Cecilia's Saint Stanley Morrison pastor Mass 8 30 am Vernon Community Mt Vernon hall Sunday School 8 30 pm reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints C O F hall 10 30 am Brown Corners U B Church Sunday School 10 30 am preaching 8 00 pm Maple Grove U B Church Sunday School 1 30 pm services 2 30 pm prayer Thursday Rev C Binhammer German service 9 45 am English 10 45 am revival in progress midweek prayers announced by Rev Geo P Stanford M B E church preacher tonight revival ongoing urging prayers for revival and souls
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Reorganized Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints Sunday School
C. O. F. Hall
Brown Corners
U. B. Church
ST. John’s EV
C. Binhammer
Geo. P. Stanford
M. BE
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath Services at Cosgrove Home
The Cosgrove Home at 205 E 7th St hosts Sabbath school at 1 30 with a lesson on Love and Christian Duty and the memory verse from First Corinthians chapter 13 verse 3.
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Seventh Day Adventist Cosgrove
7Th St
Religious Services and Sunday School Notice
Eagle Church of God announces Pastor M R Hendrich preaches at 11 30 with Sunday school 10 30 and a children’s service at the parsonage. Elm Grove holds Sunday School at 11 and evening services every other Sunday. Cottage prayer and study midweek. Colonville church hosts services every other Sunday with Rev Hendrich, Sunday School 10 30 led by Mrs A D Hampton.
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Eagle Church OF God
M. R. Hendrich
Elm Grove
Colonville
Hendrich
A. D. Hampton
Methodist Church Services and Harvest Night Plans
Rev. George P. Stanford leads 10 30 a m worship with topic Worthwhile Vows and 11 30 a m church school. Ladies Aid Society meets Friday at Mrs Goodman. Herrick morning worship at 9 30 with topic My Church Vows and November 4 harvest community night plan to hand out standing room only signs and collect gifts for the Kingdom.
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Methodist Church
George P. Stanford
Ladies Aid Society
Sunday Church Activities With Rev VanHoose
Rev M L VanHoose leads 10:00 Sunday School and Bible study with activities for children. 11:00 morning German service. 6:30 young people's meeting featuring a new program. 7:30 evening preaching by Evangelist Rev C S Whitehead from Midland on Some Ways to Find God.
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M. L. VanHoose
C. S. Whitehead
Midland
Young Peoples Meeting
Religious Redeemer sermon and church service plan
Next Sunday at 10 15 a m worship with sermon titled Religious Redeemer and special choir music. 11 30 a m church school led by Superintendent W S Tichenor. The message emphasizes dependence on God and the value of faith in daily life with a cordial invitation to visitors.
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Tichenor
Beecher
God
The Christian and Civil Government Sermons
Church announces morning worship at 10 00 with the sermon The Christian and Civil Government. Bible teaching praises patriotism and obedience to government and invites attendance. Evening topic Civilizations Four-Fold Foundation discusses government church education and home life. Midweek prayer and Dover Tabernacle services listed with times and topics.
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Arthur Brown
Great Commission Prayer League
America
Dover
Believe It or Not Rural Relief Letters Offer Hopes and Hardships
Quirky and harsh pleas from farmers to the Rural Relief Department reveal dire conditions. Writers describe heavy debts, feed shortages, dying cattle, and missing roothouse needs. One claims surprising wealth in horses while seeking aid, others request traps for skunk-infested problems threatening poultry.
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Rural’ Relief Department
Michigan Gas Tax Proposal Casts Shadow Over Roads
A Michigan speaker argues against an amendment lowering the gasoline tax, warning it would devastate highway funding, shift costs to property taxes, and harm counties and townships. He cites the state’s road system and revenue streams, urging a NO vote.
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Michigan
Michigan Automobile Club
Detroit Automobile Club
Waynag County
Detroit
County Road Commission
Ming He
Michan
Cape
Arthur J. Lacy Honored by Clare Friends in Gala Meeting
Hundreds of friends greet Arthur J. Lacy in Clare, sharing memories and friendship as he speaks from the heart. Mrs. Lacy sends affectionate greetings in spirit, while local officials and residents applaud a banquet reception and remarks urging conservation of Michigan’s natural resources.
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Arthur J. Lacy
Emerson
Mrs. Lacy
Clare
Glare
FE. W. Brown
Actnd
Mr. Lacy
Little James
Reine Mae
Jas. A. Reeder
Messrs
Stebbins
Gaffney
Claye
Lacy
Henee
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Oil and Gas Policy Stance at Local Meeting
The speaker calls for reasonable Michigan oil and gas prices and local development to keep money in state hands. He urges private ownership with government facilitation to match demand and supply and open fields for prosperity across the region. After the meeting, Myr Lacy greeted attendees in the corridor.
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Michigan
Myr
Lacy
Central State notes on homecoming committee roles
Florence McKnight of Rosebush named chairman of the Rowan Round Table homecoming float committee. Katherine Methner and Clare freshman joined Jean Benford in Lansing October 19 as Home Economics Club representatives. Clare Freshman College instructors meet at Mt Pleasant October 27 to discuss functioning and progress. Heather Luce from Lake George is a homecoming float committee member for the Art Club.
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Florence McKnight
Rosebush Genfor
Rowan Round Table
Katherine Methner
Clare
Jean Benford
Lansing
Home Economics Club
Michigan Home Economics
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Hsther Luce
Lake George
Art Club
Democracy and the Spirit of Equality in a Nation
A reflection on democracy tying its strength to the vigor of equality among citizens. The piece presents a philosophical view that true democratic governance rests on a robust commitment to equal rights and opportunities for all people.
Large Ballots On November 6 With Ten Parties Listed
The Department of State announces ballots for November 6 will include ten certified parties: Democratic, Republican, Socialist, Communist, Commonwealth, Socialist Labor, American, People's Progressive, Farmer-Labor, and National. In twelve cities and one county voting machines may require changes, possibly returning to paper ballots. A constitutional amendment with six proposals and local ballots will also appear. Drivers licenses will be issued faster under a photostatic system reproducing applicants handwriting, producing smaller, more portable licenses.
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Frank D. Fitzgerald
Commonwealth
Socialist Labor
American
People's Progressive
Farmer-Labor
National
Department of State
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Gatholig Church
St. Cacilia's
Stanley Morrison
Maple Grove
U. B
Church OF God
Ca “New
Heating and Plumbing Finance Corp
M. R. Howlett East
R. Hon Street
Matinee
Sqund
Charlie Chan
London
Jackie Cooper
Warner Oland
Cary Grant
Genevieve Tobin
Stefti Dunn
Edmund Lowe
Ruth Etting IN
Columbo
Central ST. Teachers College
Arthur H. Poult
Ais
Thomas Read
Emma d
Gilbert HM. Ilbister
Theass Her
Orvillele
Walee
Akron
Mussell's Quality Drug Store
Latire, Mighigan
Lynn W. Ferris
Isabella County
Republican
Clare County
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