Vander Griend Vander Woude nuptials in South Holland
Nellie Vander Griend daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vander Griend of Glenwood Avenue married Clarence Vander Woude in a Friday evening ceremony read by Rev. Louu Woanta at the Van der Griend home. The bride wore white satin with a blushing veil and carried white roses. The couple plans to establish a home on School Street.
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Vander Griend-Vander Woude
Nellie Vander Griend
Peter Vander Griend
Glenwood Airport Road
Clarence Vander Woude
Louu Woanta
Bethany Christian Reformed Church of
South Holland
van der Griend
G. J. Rozenboom
Cora
Minnie Dykstra
Evelyn Bengenberg
Vander Griend
Fisher
George Slager
Vander Woude
School Street
Tunis Wagnum
Dolton ‘‘Avalanches
Roosevelt School
Dick Vogel
John J. van Drunen, Jr
William Vroegh
Clarence Tysee
Ed van der Bilt
Harry van Deran
Evans Avenue
Muskegon Heights
Mich
Justemima van Derab
American Federation of Reformed Young Women’s Societies
Muskegon
Burstra
Winnie Schaap
Lena Molay
Grace Ryskamp
Henrietta Vos
Myrtle DeRidder
Anna
Betty Schaap
Jeanette
Bertha van Drunen
Marian de Young
Mary
Minnie Schaap
Winnetta de Young
Trennetta Swets
Christian Jacobs
Willemetta van Dijnen
Ida Sehaap
Jeanette Santefort
Tems L. Santefort
Henry Bult
Munster School
Marge de Younes
Kell Jabaaiy
First Reformed Church Services in Holland Language
Reverend J S Ter Louw and Rev Rozenboom of Lansing lead Sunday services on October 30 with sermons “No Condemnation for the True Believer” and “The New Heart Man's Greatest Need” in Holland language. Afternoon programs include CEF talks “Alcohol, Enemy of Youth” led by Billy Gibson and a senior session “Finding Help in a Public Worship” with Ruth Santefort. Sunday school and mediates listed.
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First Reformed Church
J. S. Ter Louw
Holland
Billy Gibson
Ruth Santefort
Rozenboom
Lansing
Bethany Christian Reformed Church Sunday Services
Rev J O Boursma presides with Reformation Day sermon That Man is a Sinner at 1:80 pm and 38 pm services, Sunday school at 7:30 pm, message titled How Large the Love Environs.
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Bethany Christian Reformed Church
J. O. Boursma
Dread Mont Pelée Eruption Killed 30000 in Minutes
The 1902 Mont Pelée eruption in Martinique caused about 30,000 deaths in roughly fifteen minutes, devastating the island and leaving lasting historical impact on Caribbean seismic events.
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Mont Pelce
Martinique
West Indies
Hell's Half Acre Landmark Near Casper Wyoming
Hell's Half Acre lies forty five miles west of Casper in Wyoming and is noted as a remarkable geological spectacle. The canyon walls are formed of soft sedimentary rock marking a striking natural feature in the region.
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Hell’s Half Acre
Casper, Wyo
Canyon
Don’t Destroy Flavor Do Not Roam Orange Juice Overnight
A tale about preserving orange juice flavor by refrigerating whole oranges overnight rather than pre squeezing. The author argues that juice loses flavor within minutes after reaming and stresses keeping zest intact to retain taste. Restaurant and home cooks are urged to store oranges, not juice, in the fridge until serving.
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Mother Nature
George M Pullman life and career timeline
Pullman was born March 3 1831 in Brockton New York. He worked 1848 to 1855 with his brother in Albion New York as cabinet makers. In 1858 he remodeled two coaches for the Chicago and Alton railroad and in 1859 built a third car. He patented his first car on April 6 1864. The Pioneer design led to larger cars and station platforms. He organized The Pullman Palace Car Company in 1867 with plants in Palmigia New York Detroit St Louis Elmira New York Wilmington Delaware San Francisco and Pullman Illinois. Other cars included sleeping and restaurant cars 1867 dining car 1868 lounge car 1875 vestibule car 1887. Pullman Illinois city town completed 1881. He died in Chicago October 19 1897.
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George M. Pullman
Brockton
New York
Pullman
Albion
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Pioneer
Pullman Palace Car Company
Palmigia
N.Y
Detroit
St Lews
Elmna
Winnieton
Deb
San Francisco
H. Q
Ehaw
Strength of Tree Strain and Branches
The wood in a tree or its branches has variable strength but is strongest where strain is most likely to occur, indicating development concentrates at points of greatest tension and load.
Fatal Misunderstanding Quotes from Uncle Eben
An elderly speaker reflects on a clash of misinterpreted motives as a warning that most of our enemies could have been friends if not for a deadly misread. The remark underscores the cost of miscommunication and the fragility of alliances.
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Eben
Bethany Reformed Church to Host Moody Institute Speaker
Dr. Wilbur Smith of Moody Bible Institute preaches at Bethany Reformed Church Roseland with services at 10 a m 7 30 p m and 9 p m plus a 4 20 broadcast from WHIP 1480. He discusses Why Christ is the Supreme Teacher of All Ages The Holy City and Recent Tributes to the Word of God.
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Wilbur Smith
Moody Bible Institute
Bethany Reformed Church
Dr. Smith
Institute
Bethany Church
Fifth Place
Perry Avenue
Roseland
State Street
Meteorology and the study of Earth's atmosphere
A concise note explains meteorology as the science of Earth's atmosphere not related to meteors. It outlines how weather forms and how atmospheric conditions are observed and analyzed by scientists.
For Sale Tolman Sweet Apples by N J Paarlberg
For sale Tolman sweet apples listed by N J Paarlberg located at 167th Street 25-1P.
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Tolman Sweet
N. J. Paarlberg
Services Held Today for Mrs Caroline Fenger
Last rites were held today for Mrs. Caroline Fenger of 559 Arbor Vitae Road Winnetha widow of Dr Christian Fenger a pioneer in modern surgery and pathological anatomy at the County hospital She is survived by a daughter Mrs Walter H Nadler and a son Frederick
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Caroline Fenger
Arbor Vitae Road
Winnetha
Christian Fenger
Fen- Ben Ivo
Maeat
Walter H. Nadler
Frederick
Mark Twain Birth and Death Tied to Halley's Comet
Mark Twain was born in a year of Halley's Comet and predicted he would go out with it. He died in 1910 the year of its return, fulfilling the famous quip about the comet and his fate.
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Mark Twain
Helen
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