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WILL SEEK NEW PLAN FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT REFORM
Delegates at the Michigan State Farm Bureau annual meeting view the county home rule defeat as a challenge to submit a more acceptable reform plan. The stance comes from groups previously opposing proposal 4 and signals hope for renewed cooperation to achieve early success in reform efforts.
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lIonia News
Legs Stay Young With Our Children
The Brooklyn Exponent promotes family dancing as a wholesome social activity for all ages. It argues adults should join youths in Friday evening dances, noting few disapprove when dances are well conducted and kept above reproach.
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Brooklyn
Thanksgiving Day Reflections and Local Tragedy Report
A Thanksgiving message praises gratitude amid five years of unemployment and urges sharing with neighbors. The item also reports the death of Philip Jerome Evarts 60, of Kensington, who choked on steak at the Blue Moon in Brighton, with Dr. J. D. Singer unable to save him.
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Philip Jerome Everts
Kensington
Blue Moon
Grand River
Brighton
J. D. Singer
Evarts
Brighton Argus
School News Recaps Busy Grade Activities and Plans
The Weekly News Review notes a national anti crime conference to be held in December with governors and police invited. Teachers report varied classes from English drama to chemistry and geography with plans for an assembly program and a Roman wedding skit. Students in grades seven to nine describe new study systems, guest talks, and progress on books, notebooks, and Pilgrim projects.
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News Review
U. S. Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Nicely
Hobgoblin House
Wesley Hisele
England
Madison
Sinn Hamlin
Hall
Cornelia—Ray Gleason
Marcus Claudius Marcellus
Lucius—Edgar Westrhal
Terentia
Cornelia
Mary Ellen Kendall
Pronuba
Caroline Ackerman
Pontifex
Eugene Rentschler
Ruth Lee
Arlene Harison
iGrace Clark
Vera Koselka
Mildred Ernst
Betty Clay
Lueila Alber
Helen Goodin
Methodist Church Notes With Bert Ede
Morning worship at ten, sermon What is There to Be Thankful About. Sunday school at 11:15 led by HL Holmes. Evening service features Pollyanna class play Thankful at Last. Daylong prayer observance and a union service at Federated church at 3 pm. Annual Thanksgiving service at Federated church Wednesday evening. Thursday choir meeting.
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HL. A. Holmes
Haworth
Weil
Pollyanna
Federated
Federated Church
National Day of Prayer Observance at Federated Church
Federated Church marks the National Day of Prayer with 10 am morning service and Sunday School led by S. Cotton and Carl Geddes. An afternoon prayer meeting from 3 to 4 pm is planned, followed by 6:30 pm youth society gatherings and 7:30 pm Thanksgiving with special music.
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S. ¥. Cotton
Carl Geddes
Mrs. House
Hileen Martin
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Service Times
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sundays every month all are invited to attend St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor Phillion.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater M
Phillion
St Pauls League Rally And Banquet At School Auditorium
St Pauls League members entertain other Evangelical groups from the Ann Arbor Federation of Leagues at a rally and banquet in the school auditorium this evening. After the rally a program follows with a Saline group to perform a short farce The Old District School. About 8 30 spectators may be admitted for the church program.
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St. Paul’s League
Evangelical Churches of the
Ann Arbor
Olid
Hesse
Stamp News Highlights from 1934 Philatelic Events and Issues
The American Philatelic Society held its annual convention in Atlantic City. The Post Office issued a six stamp 3 cent Mount Rainier sheet similar to Byrd issues. Curacao marked its 800th Dutch anniversary with stamps 6 and 12 14 cents. Finland honors Aleksis Kivi with a violet 2 mark stamp. Australia issued a Victoria centenary set. Parag uay overprints 1934 on Zepp stamps. Rare inverted center penny from Cook Islands sold for 250 pounds.
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J. D. Murphy
American Philatelic Society
Atlantic City
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Bureau of Eengraging and Printing
James A. Farley
N. J
Arthur Wind
New York
London
United States
Curacao
Netherlands
St. Aana
Amsterdam’ Quays
Australia
Victoria
Melbourne
Aleksis Kivi
Finland
Airmai
Omsala
Cheavo
Grand Canyon National Park
Mt. Rainier
Cook Islands
Om Am
Rerotonga
Paraguay
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