U S Pioneers Christian Reformed Church History Sketch
A Census Bureau bulletin traces the Dutch immigrant movement to Michigan in 1846 47 naming towns like Zeeland and Pella. It tracks church splits forming the Christian Reformed Church, key figures such as Rev D J Van der Werp, and the rise of Calvin College, with English language adoption spreading after World War I.
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Christian Reformed Church
Bureau of the Census
Holland
Michigan
Zeeland
Vriesland
Pella
Dutch Reformed Church
Reformed Church
Mich
Holland Reformed Church
Christian Reformed Church In
America
K. van den Bosch
D. J. van der Werp
Netherlands
Graafschap
Allegan County
Germany
Bentheim
East Friesland
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Theological School
Calvin College
Whic
Grand Rapids
de Wachter
the Watchman
United States
General Synod
Classis of
Hackensack
True Reformed Dutch Church
General Synod of
The
Reformed Church In America
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
Minnesota
Ruth Elder Aims for Stage Despite Lacking Singing Talent
Ruth Elder declares she wants the stage but admits she cannot sing or dance. The remark invites admiration for her conscientiousness and echoes how many stars pursue ambitions despite handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elder
Chrysler Standardized Maintenance system expands car service
Chrysler executives emphasize service as a key sales factor. The Standardized Maintenance system standardizes repairs and charges, aiming for clear forecasts of cost and scope. It uses dealer training and a factory service school to ensure accurate, thorough work and quicker service, benefiting owners and boosting new-car sales.
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Chrysler
Detroit
J. W. Frazer
Dealers’ Service Department
Urge Proclamation of National Origins Law
A Washington delegation led by Senator David A Reed and including members from patriotic groups urged President Coolidge to proclaim the National Origins Clause of the 1924 Immigration Act. The law allows a proclamation by April 1 to enforce the clause 90 days later, amid opposition from nations facing quota reductions. The group stressed support for enforcing the originally intended provisions.
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Washington, D. C
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Reed
Friends of the Nations
Patriotic Societies
The
Immigration Restriction League
Sons of the American Revolution
Daughters of the
List of patriotic and veterans groups cited in union with the era
A compilation of numerous organizations including the American Revolution groups the Daughters of America and the Allied Patriotic Societies of New York. It references the American Legion New York Chamber of Commerce and multiple veterans and women’s clubs with national scope.
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American Revolution
Daughters of America
Immigration Restriction Association of
Kago
The
American Legion
New York Chamber of Commerce
Allied Patriotic Societies of New York
Junior Order of the United American Mechanics
New York Council Junior Order of the United American Mechanics of America
Keymen_ of America
Daughters of the Defenders of the United States of America
National Society of Patriotic Builders
American League of Good _ Will
Massachusetts Public Interest Lea
Disabled Veterans of the World War
National Society of Dames of the Loyal Legion
the Sojourners Club
New York State Women's Republican Club
United States Blind Veterans of the World War
Manhattan Oil Manager Reports Record Trop Artic Sales
H E Wormhoudt of Des Moines, manager of Manhattan Oil Co, says Trop Artic carload oil sales this winter and spring smashed all previous records, with about seventy local reps delivering large orders. The upbeat signals visible in Iowa suggest 1928 will be a strong year for firms backing quality products through aggressive sales.
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Iowa
Manhattan Oil Co
Des Moines
Manhattan Company
H. E. Wormhoudt
Manhattan Co
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U. S
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Manhattan
John Vander Linden
IHE
Grahams
Oskaloosa
Reree
DeJong Floral Co
Lowa
Cretonnes
Fancy
Valances
Tive Rayon
Brooma
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