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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
1
Local notices list John’s Evangelical and First Moravian Church activities with Sunday school times, German and English services, and confirmations. A water main leak near the river prompts temporary bridge piping to maintain supply until a new bridge allows safer mains routing, with repairs estimated around springtime.
A long church directory lists services for Christian Science St John McKinley and Third, West Side German Lutheran Thurow, Scandinavian Moravian with United Lenten Service, Rudolph Moravian, Swedish Lutheran Olson, First Congregational The centered weekly services with times for Sunday schools and midweek gatherings across multiple denominations including Catholic, Methodist, and Baptist churches. The notice invites parishioners to attend and notes unity of services during Lent.
Mrs Colby will attend Wednesday at 2 80 ppm prayer services. The church plans to unite with six other churches in the United Lenten Services at the First Moravian Church on Wednesday at 8 00 p.m.
Rev William Reding, pastor, announces first mass at 6 30 a m and subsequent masses at 8 80 a m and 10 80 a m Societies will receive communion during High Mass Forty Hours Devotion begins Sunday morning and ends Sunday evening with procession Rev Canute Christensen from Chicago will deliver sermons morning and evening Masses Monday and Tuesday at 5 30 7 00 and 9 00 Evening devotion Sunday Monday and Tuesday at 7 30
Mrs Arlie Gullickson visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Peter McCamley on Washington Ave returned to Stevens Point this afternoon. Lee Rumsey left for Chicago on business. Von Holiday transacting business in Chicago. Dr Meat of Third St left Thursday evening for Chicago to join his wife there.
Several locals are in the city for days, with Dorothy Lapham of Nekoota shopping, Howard McCamley returning from Janesville to take a lineman position, Rose Ripsit from Arpin visiting friends, and Mary Pittleman of Arpin also visiting.
The Palace replaces Fred Stone film Johnnie Get Your Gun with The Career of Katherine Bush starring Catherine Calvert. Elinor Glyn tale draws praise for its portrayal of women's ambition. Cast includes John Goldsworthy as Lord Algernon Fitz Rufus and Cyanford Kent as Lord Gerald Stowbridge.
A partial review notes that the work pleases both readers and non readers alike, highlighting its general appeal and the notable support it has earned. The fragment suggests the book’s charm lies in its accessibility and engaging content.
Oscar Oilschinger of Little Falls Minnesota stays a few days at his home here before leaving soon for Studesville Ohio to take a job. Mrs H Abrams shopped in Grand Rapids on Friday. A Ehrenke William Peterson and A Buchholtz attended band practice in Grand Rapids Friday.
Registration day is the second Tuesday before the election on March 28 1920. Inspectors of election are notified to be present at their polling places with east side wards registration at the Library building and west side wards registration at the west side fire station. Registration hours are 9 a m to p m.
Readable notes show Carver's brick ice cream offered in assorted flavors and Hartl's Cafe mentioned as a local establishment. The fragment records two business names with no dates or locations given.
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