Save More in War Bonds Says Government Ad
The message urges greater personal sacrifice to fund World War II effort, encouraging families to invest beyond basic necessities. It frames war bonds as support for troops in Europe and Africa and stresses home front backing as crucial to victory. Also promotes stationery samples for sale at one dollar.
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Solomons
Africa
Europe
S. Treasury Department
Marine Pfe
Nicholas Sileo
South Pacific
Sileo
War Bonds Drive Supports Fighter Equipment and Navy Firefighting Gear
The notice urges purchase of War Bonds at least ten percent of income to fund better weapons for our fighters and battlewagons. It notes Navy ships carry elaborate firefighting gear, funded by bonds and stamps, even if unused, and highlights the investor benefit of a nest egg with good interest.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
A local column recalls past happenings with residents moving between Lakeland Weston Detroit and Kingston Ontario while noting births baptisms and social events. It also mentions a 30 years ago note of local visitors and community activities alongside business and civic details from prior times.
Federated Church Invites Worship and Bible School
The Federated Church invites all to Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. William H. Bach speaking on God’s Great Invitations. Sunday school at 11:30 for all ages, Christian Endeavor at 6:45, evangelistic service at 7:45, and daily vacation Bible school for children 5 and up mornings 9 to 11. Prayer meeting, Bible study, and choir practice also scheduled.
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Christian Endeavor
Mary Ellen Kendall
Methodist Church Services and Programs Highlight Father’s Day
The sermon centers on Father’s Day with a 7:30 am worship led by Minister Fred A. Lendrum. An organ prelude offertory and choir music open the service. Church school study on Our Christian Responsibility is led by Arthur Wilson. Epworth League meets at 6:30 pm with worship study and summer prep, led by Miss Stark and Mrs. Curtiss.
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Arthur Wilson
Epworth League
Stark
Mrs. Curtiss
Saline Township Church Announces Sunday Services
St. James Evangelical Reformed Church led by Pastor CG A Haneberg holds divine service every Sunday at 10 a m in Saline Township five miles west of Saline on US 112. Sunday school follows at 11 15 a m. All are welcome.
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St. James Ev
A. Haneberg
Saline Township
Saline
St Johns Luth Church Service Details
St Johns Lath Church M C Phillipp Pastor conducts divine services at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 am English services held on the second and fourth Sundays. All invited. Tuberculosis can spread via contact droplets and must be controlled by isolation of patients to protect the community.
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