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Happy New Year reflections on hope and resolve
A New Year meditation contrasts holiday cheer with world history’s tyrannies. It urges forward look, past lessons, and personal effort to improve daily life, while celebrating children’s joy and communal gladness in a hopeful American spirit.
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Maine
California
Canada
Mexico
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Januar
Santa
America
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Events
Rev. H. L. Engel to lead English communion at eight on New Year’s Eve. English service at 10 a.m. New Year’s Day. German service at 10 a.m. Sunday Jan. 5. Divine worship in English at 11 a.m. Sunday school and graduation. Ladies’ Aid meets Wednesday afternoon Jan. 9. Men’s Club meets Wednesday evening Jan. 8.
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Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Church Service and Week of Prayer
Worship begins at 10 a m with organ preludes and choir music followed by sermon. Church school meets at 11 15 with Arthur Wilson as superintendent. Epworth League activities at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m feature Miss Stark and the Davises. Evening program notes Week of Prayer. The report mentions the American tobacco crop at 639 being the largest on record.
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Arthur Wilson
Epworth League
Stark
Ray Davis
Education Through Time And The Motor Car Question
A reflective piece contrasts old and modern education from rural life to city schools. It cites licensing, driver rules, and societal issues, then lauds books and hard work as keys to learning. A Saline Band concert on January 5, with new uniforms and Michigan musicians, is announced.
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Little Red School
Webster
Jefferson
Hamilton
Washington
Lincoln
Thomas Edison
Saline
University of Michigan
Fingerprinting Aids Identification Of Citizens In Michigan
The article notes public safety officials in Lansing promote fingerprinting for soldiers sailors and marines and urges civilian participation. It cites cases in 1937 and 1940 where fingerprints aided positive identification after deaths or drownings near Paw Paw Grand Haven and in schools in Jackson county. The state offers the service at no cost to residents.
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Lansing
Ufe
Michigan
Paw Paw
Lake Michigan
Grand Haven
New Uniforms for School Band Arrive Soon
Craddock Uniform Company of Kansas City Mo. reports new band uniforms ship Dec 30 and arrive within a week. Fittings planned Monday night Jan 6 with Mr and Mrs Curtis and the parents invited to view the outfits. An opening concert and band pictures are planned and invitations to play in nearby cities have been extended.
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Craddock Uniform Company
Kansas City
Curtis
University of Michigan Testing Program Expands to Local Schools
The University of Michigan will supervise a testing program for Saline area schools near Ann Arbor. Dr Courtis from the School of Education leads four graduate students and assistants through multiple testing sessions in thirds, sixths, ninths, elevenths, and twelfths.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Courtis
School of
Irvington Uses Old Deed Restriction To Bar Tavern
Irvington suburb near Indianapolis tightens liquor sales by enforcing historic deed restrictions. Judge Stewart of Boone circuit court recently upheld that prohibitions on intoxicants in original town-site deeds remain enforceable, affecting future real estate sales and potential curb on tavern operations.
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Indianapolis
Irvington
Stewart
Boone Circuit Court
Warsaw Castle Linked With Franklin and Kosciuszko Relic
The historic Warsaw Royal Castle, heavily damaged in the 1939 invasion, is slated for demolition. National Geographic notes its 275 rooms once housed a bust of Benjamin Franklin and a Kosciuszko heart relic tied to American Revolutionary history.
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Warsaw
Germany
Poland
National Geographic Society
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
New Republic
France
United States
Kosciuszko
Mos
Captain Cook Named Islands in Honor of Lord Sandwich
The narrative notes Captain James Cook in 1776 naming the Hawaiian Islands the Sandwich Islands to honor Lord Sandwich. It claims Hawaiian legends revered Cook as a god and recalls Kamehameha I presenting him a helmet and cloak of extinct bird plumes. It mentions his voyage continuing to Kamchatka in Russia.
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Captain Cook
Hawalian Islands
Cook
Sandwich Islands
Lord Sandwich
The
Admiralty
Lona
Rocky Mountain
Kamehameha I
Kamchatka
Russia
Asia
St Johns Lath Church Bridgewater Services Announced
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday temple school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month everyone invited to attend pastor Dc Phillipp at St Johns Lath Church Bridgewater
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St. John’s Lath
Bridgewater
Phillipp
Hodgepodge idea recycles Christmas scraps for busy work
A rural school tip suggests teachers and mothers reuse colored paper tape and wrappings from Christmas to make busy work for young children. Cutouts border walls scrapbooks and crafts such as flowers boxes and May baskets provide low cost classroom decorations and activities.
Home Style Cod and Carrot Dishes with Diet Guide
Recipe details for codfish cakes mint carrots and apple pie include ingredients and steps. A Michigan State College guide promotes balanced daily diets with servings for milk butter fruits vegetables grains eggs meat and recommended water intake and nutrition education notes.
Cereal and Bread Gain Approval in Diet Rules
The article notes cereals and bread receive approval in reducing diets. It lists low calorie fruits and vegetables such as tomatoes citrus fruits kale chard collards spinach Brussels sprouts green cabbage carrots squash broccoli peas and an egg daily as a rule. It advises consulting a doctor before strict dieting and explains reducing portions of sweets fats and fried pastries as part of the plan.
Michigan Winter Wheat Seedings Dwarf Past Fall Plantings
State crop report shows Michigan seeded 741000 acres of winter wheat in fall 1940, down 2 percent from 1939 and about 11 percent below the 1928-37 ten year average. Nationally 46271000 acres were sown, up 5.6 percent from the prior year, with moisture from the Great Plains aiding planting. Michigan December 1 crop condition at 77 percent of normal, versus a 10 year average of 86 percent.
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Lansing
Michigan
Great Plains
Federated Church hosts pulpit exchange and society meeting
The Federated Church schedules Sunday January 5 worship at 10 AM with a pulpit exchange as Rev William Hainsworth of Dexter preaches here while Mr Miller speaks at his church. Sunday school at 11 14 AM and Christian endeavor at 7 PM. Wednesday January 8 Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs C G Everett home. 8 PM Men’s Fellowship. January 13 Presbytery monthly session. California Institute of Technology has no president per corporate papers.
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William Hainsworth
Dexter
Miller
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. G. Everett
Arthurs
Erskine and
Lutz
Clements
Presbytery
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