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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
6
The Golden Rule Circle will meet at Mrs. W J Natwick's house Thursday at 9 30 am. The Willing Workers Society of the Scandinavian Moravian church will be entertained by Mrs Alvan Marks at her home 104 Fourth Avenue South Wednesday evening.
L A Charbeneau has entered Riverview Hospital for medical treatment at the Commercial Hotel. W J Conway remains home on Flint Ave South due to illness. W J Wood returns from a business trip to Chicago. Mr and Mrs L M Alexander return from ten days in French Lick Indiana. Mrs Delia Woellner leaves for Stevens Point on an extended visit. August Broker of Marshfield was in the city on business. Harry Thomas of Sherry and George Bennett of Wausau were in the city on business. Wm Haskins of Milwaukee, former poor farm superintendent, visiting at the Geo minister home on business. Fred Kagan departs for Detroit on business. Walter J Wond leaves today for Detroit for several days of business. J R Ragan is ill at home. Friends of Mr and Mrs Paul Beasa report the birth of a baby girl last month. Beasa, formerly Irene Kitowski, has lived here at various times. They are now making their home in Wausau.
A dispatch from Ladysmith, Rusk County, describes a major county development effort centered on land clearing and community life. A banquet launched a countywide campaign with funds pledged to reach 10000, a supervising committee and a director will coordinate with the county agricultural agent, and a wide list of local leaders from Ladysmith Bruce Rusk Hawkins and Glen Flora are named.
Classified notice from Grand Rapids promotes Reid Them Use Them Boost with phone number 394 for contact. Indicates sales or promotional offer in a local ad format.
Weather observer Geo. T. Nixon reports Tuesday as the warmest day of the year with 45 above zero and 10 above at dawn. He cites March warmth records, noting 1910’s 82 above on March 29, and predicts snow willMelting by March as in past years, with snow usually gone by March in prior entries. Nixon lists past dates of snow disappearance and emphasizes March as the typical melt period.
Seven local churches unite for a series of Lenten services in First Moravian church starting Sunday March 14 continuing through March 21 with pastors from each church delivering messages. The theme centers on The Sufferings and Death of Jesus Christ Our Savior with topics including Jesus in Gethsemane Jesus and Judas and Jesus on the Cross.
Sunday services titled Jesus Death invite everyone to attend all gatherings. The notice extends an open invitation to participate in the observed events.
Henry Yeske announced in Monday's Tribune that he will not seek the Fifth ward alderman seat. John Foyt, also announced, is likely to stay in the race against Alderman Lynch for the election.
Elkhart Indiana March 10 An air mail pilot Lieut Clayton Stoner of Chicago was identified by clothing marks and burned to death after his plane crashed near New Paris Indiana at about 10 00 this morning authorities said.
Washington March 10 The government faces a nearly half billion dollar loss from a Supreme Court ruling that stock dividends are not taxable as tnc comes, per Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper. He noted offsets from taxes on stock sales and cautioned that the loss estimates are unofficial and may prove larger.
A statement on guiding youth toward sound judgment and experience, stressing the aim to shape dispositions consistently and not yield on unimportant trifles.
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