Church Schedule and Thanksgiving Service Events
At 9:45 AM Sunday church school for all ages with planned Christmas projects. 11:00 AM Divine Worship themed Are We Christian with adult choir and nursery by Ladies Aid Society. 6:00 PM Young People's Society. 7:45 PM Evening Worship The Other Wise Man by Hazen Jewell with special music by local musicians. Thanksgiving Day Union Service at 10:30 AM Federated Church. Wednesday December 3 10:00 AM Detroit Presbyterial Soci.
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Ladies Aid Society
Young People’s Society
Hazen Jewell
Reuben Rogers
James Austin
George Austin
Federated Church
Detroit
Presbyterial Soci
Knowledge is Power and Polar Bear Camouflage In One Column
Igor Bogolepov argues Western support saved Russian communism in 1921. The piece reflects on the March 16 1921 trade accord and perceived treason by the West. It cites J Lester Minner on polar bears camouflage in hunting and notes Abraham Lincoln on prayer. Catholic Digest articles frame the feature.
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Igor Bogolepov
the Freeman
Soviet Foreign Office
Nature Magazine
J. Lester Minner
Hastminster Church Choir Calendar Update
Session announces a Wednesday 8:00 P M choir rehearsal for high school pupils followed by an 8:30 P M regular rehearsal. On Friday December 5 at 6:30 P M the Women’s Class hosts a Christmas dinner for their husbands.
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Hastminster Church
Trinity Lutheran Church Announces Thanksgiving Services
The church led by Pastor H. L. Engel schedules a 10 AM Divine service and 11 AM Sunday school with a Thanksgiving Day service at 10 AM and a special offering. Activities include Ault class Fridays, Children's Choir Saturdays, and a Moms Club. Next Tuesday teachers will visit Detroit for Christmas purchases. Ladies Aid postpones to December 9. Bible School runs Wednesday evenings at 7:30 and Saturday mornings at 9.
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Ault
Children’s Choir
Detroit
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church Service and Women’s Circles Schedule
Divine worship at 10 with youth choir. sermon A Great Discovery. Church School at 11. Youth Fellowship at 7 30. Mrs James Beal leads Africa discussion. Dorcas Circle luncheon 1 with Mrs Fucss and Mrs Schenk cohosts. Histher Ruth and Mary L Circles meet 8 at members homes.
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James Beal
Dorcas
Fucss
Schenk
Histher
Ruth
Leo Jensen
Mary L. Circle
Christmas Bazaar and Choir Gather at Towler Home
A church notices schedule: meeting at Mrs. Walter Towler's home at 8 o clock, choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30, and on Friday December 5 the WSCS Bazaar and Cafe opens at 2 with supper from 5 to 7. Attendees are encouraged to do Christmas shopping.
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Walter Towler
WSCS
Bethel Church announces December events
The Bethel Church Evangelical and Reformed in Freedom Township lists 10:00 A.M. English service and 9:00 A.M. Sunday School. On December 3 the Women's Guild meets at 2:00 P.M. in the basement for a Christmas program and party led by Pastor T. W. Menzel.
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Women's Guild
James Evangelical Church Advent Service Announcement
Rev Frederick H Engelsdorfer leads morning worship at 10 AM on the first Sunday in Advent with a sermon themed The need and Desire of All Nations The chancel choir sings He shall Reign Forever by C Simper Sunday school meets at 11 15 AM Christmas Play rehearsal at 2 PM
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C. Simper
National Safety Council presses Christmas savings plan
The National Safety Council launches a nationwide Christmas savings plan to prevent accidents. President Ned H. Dearborn says a holiday life bonus awaits participants as 160 national groups join the effort to curb holiday hazards and reduce traffic deaths on Christmas Eve and Day.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Mr. Dearborn
Christmas Travel Dangers Highlighted By Safety Council
Four days of holiday travel could surpass last year’s 351 traffic deaths, warns Mr Dearborn. Heavy holiday driving, winter hazards, and darkness raise risk. Advice from the National Safety Council includes driving with courtesy, reducing speed on icy streets, avoiding driving after alcohol, and checking candles and lights to prevent home fires.
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Mr. Dearborn
National Safety Council
John Dillinger Killed in Chicago by Secret Service Agent
History of Saline and Elsewhere notes Dillinger, famed 1930s bank robber, shot and killed by a Secret Service agent in Chicago. July 22, 1934, the steamer Moro Castle bound for Havana to New York burned off New York with a loss
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John Dillinger
Secret Service
Chicago
Havana
New York
Fire and sports milestones from 1934 in Alaska and U S events
A summary of 1934 events includes a major Nome fire with 2 million dollars in losses, Detroit clinching the American League pennant, the St. Louis Cardinals defeating the Detroit Tigers in the World Series, a New England blizzard, a record UP train run from Los Angeles to New York, and a deadly Lansing fire with officials among the casualties. Temperature and photo wire details are noted for July 1935.
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Nome
Alaska
Detroit
Boston
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
New England
Maine
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Calif
New York City
New York
Lansing
Michigan
Kerns
New York State Canners Lead Pumpkin Production in 1980
New York State canners produced more than 2.5 million cans of pumpkin in 1980, placing the state third in national pumpkin canning.
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New York State
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Belo' Elcome
Malveislaus Balwidy
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Abraham Lincoln
Russia
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Lincoln
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. L. Engel
Moms Club
G.M.C
Chevrolet Co
James Evangelical Church
Frederick H. Engelsdorfer
Service
the Saline Hotel
Tiaiesamsg Day
This Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
State Bank No
G. L. Parsons
Lucile Beauty Shop
Auburn Street
A.M
Associated Press
George Underwood
Clinton
Clinton, Mich
Tecumseh and
Macon Roads
Slanon
Eixo
Flight
PAN American World Airways
Sasasonite
Aellencamps
Ypsilanti
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