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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
7
The city Lenten service schedule from last night's Tribune was incomplete missing Monday and Thursday sermons. Monday's talk is Jesus in Judas and Thursday's is Jesus and Pilate.
Society notes report the Union Chorus will rehearse Friday evening at 8:30 PM at First Moravian Church. All members are urged to attend. details appear in the local notices section.
Local notices record Mr. and Mrs Geo Forrand returning from California to Madison and plans to visit Manston and the capitol. Multiple returns include Miss Garvie Bramstedt regaining health, families such as Senft and Desper recovering, injuries mending, guests departing to Appleton and Green Lake, and various residents visiting Madison for business or conferences. Mrs. J J Ebbe and Clifford Parvish noted in city.
Hattie Brown returned from Chicago last Tuesday. Martha Shoer came from Port Edwards last Wednesday. Mrs Ostermeyer and her Milwaukee son visit Mr and Mrs W Shoer. Mrs J Vogel traveled from Milwaukee for Mrs Walter Burmeister's funeral. Emmet and Loris Knuteson returned from Neenah. Mrs Caldruf of Baraboo visits H Behrend. Mrs W Merine came back from Kenana to her parents. Lester Custer of Caledonia, Minn visited P Knuteson. Mrs J Gukenburg and Mrs M P Johnson with Mrs Pete Johnson spent Monday afternoon. Tom Reiman sawed wood for P.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. C. W. Lunbing on March 18 at the district school in No. 5. The district school resumes after a two week illness disruption. A son was born to Aly and Mrs. Herman Behrend. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Caledonia, Minnesota, visited the Feter Kuntesen home as Mr. and Dr. Lewis headed to their new home in Kenosha.
Katherine Kammerer was elected Chief Ranger of East Side Lady Foresters Court 785 at the annual meeting at Catholic Societies Hall. Officers elected include Ellen Reiland Ree, Julia Bever Fin, Mary Kandy Seve, Clara Parmeter Treas. Five new members were initiated. officers to be installed in April with a social gathering.
A fragmentary inspirational piece quotes a mix of proverbs and maxims about knowledge, restraint, criticism, and unity. It references themes of learning, self-improvement, and collective strength, ending with a German proverb about ghosts and motives.
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