Morning Service With Trio Leads church program
Morning service features music by a trio Miss Van Nimwegen Mr Rhynsburger and Mr Ver Steeg. Evening service choir performs Jesus Christ be Praised. Pastor to preach. Senior Christian Endeavor holds a consecration on The Will of God with my Plans led by Miss Ruth Sikkink. Services announce daily scripture themes and next Sunday events with choir solo. A cordial welcome to worship.
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van. Nimwegen
Rhynsburger
Ver Steeg
Jesus Christ
Ruth Sikkink
King of Love
James Verley
Blind student excels in Michigan shop work at UM
Ann Arbor, Mich. Blind Gerald Ensing of Grand Rapids works in the University of Michigan engineering shops operating lathes drill presses grinders shapers and planers. Foreman HR M Sweet says he matches the best and is better than many sighted students. Ensing has taught basketry and other trades through a Red Cross scholarship for the blind and aims to help others become self supporting after graduation.
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Ann ‘Arbor
Mich
Gerald Bosing
Grand Rapids
University of Michigan
M. Sweet
Easing
Red Cross
Detroit
National Organization
Michigan School For the Blind
University
Beeves
Sweet
Ensing
Ennsing
Whale Eaters Hold Banquet and School Events Prompt Uproar
The Whale Eaters banquet at Sunnyside Saturday ended with Herm Van der Muelen fearing the whale feast went too far. Thanksgiving dinners at the dorm and Weaselinks events entertained many students as gym classes began. Chapel programs featured Glee Club numbers and a new college song. The Great Lakes String Quartette and a male quartet performed, with Dr. Bradley delivering a noted chapel address and a $100 annual oratory prize announced. Christmas vacation set for Dec 16, school resumes Jan 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herm van der Muelen
Herm
Mulders
Heematras
Weaselinks
Liggetts
Bruins
Jessie Sadler
Girls Chapel
Glee Club
Francis’ Smith
Thrat Church
Philos
The
Iitwater
Bradley
Oratory
Room For One More Harold in the Museum
A vintage line from Our Dumb Animals features Harold returning from a lion in a museum. Grandmother reassures, noting the lion is stuffed. Harold wonders if the lion is so full it could still fit a small boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
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Holland
Engish
First Reformed Church
Coleridge
W. C. Verploeg
Ames
Farmer's Produce Building
Georgia
Fox
Liberty Sta
Geo. J. Thomassen
Observatory
Des Moines, Iowa
J. J. Sybenga
Puritan Drug Store
A. J. Visser
Franklin St
Aschenbrenner
Geelhoed
A. P. Fankhauser
T. G. Fultz
Calla
Main Street
Vander
Bye Bros
In Machine Shop
London
United’ States
U.S
UW. Ss.’ ‘Tires
Usco
Joe
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