Old Brick Made to Serve Two Lives
A survey shows old vitrified brick and granite block pavements, with weakened bases, are renewed by turning bricks or recutting blocks and adding substantial bases. The method restores streets for another generation and saves costs for many cities including Mer Mississippi, Pensacola, Flora, Tonawanda, Alton, and more.
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Mer
Mississippi
Pensacola
Flora
Tonnawanda
Alton
Illinios
Iaincarter
Chin
Plan for Raspberry Industry Rehabilitation in Michigan
Federal and state authorities plan stronger inspections and better farming practices after a county survey in Berrien and Van Buren. They aim to certify disease-free plantings and educate growers through field meetings, led by Dr. W A Taylor and others from M A C and state agencies. Rev R E Shouffer closes his lectures Sunday at 10 a.m. on the Bible.
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Michigan
Berrien
van Buren
State Department of Agriculture
W. A. Taylor
Bureau of Plant Indust
United States Department of Agriculture
RE. BE. Shouffer
The
Baptist Church
Shouf Jer
Holcomb Elected President of Michigan Electric Light Assn
Eugene Holcomb manager of Central Michigan Light and Power Co was elected president of the Michigan Electric Light Association at its annual Ottawa Beach convention. The vote signals CM Light & Power Co’s strong position in state electrical circles and Holcomb’s high standing among Michigan electrical leaders.
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Eugene Holcomb
Central Michigan Light & Power Company
Michigan Electric Light Association
Ottawa Beach
Manager Holcomb
Michigan
Itauqua Program Best That the Redpath Bureau Has Ever Presented Here
A continued list of names appears in the program section, naming Hubbard J Morton Rowe Morten Ktex Hoffman and many others including Johnson Phelps Smith Sharrar Soule and Ward. The item reads like a roster or program acknowledgment with numerous individuals listed in full.
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Itauqua
Redpath Bureau
Hubbard
J. Morton
Rowe Morten
Ktex Hoffman
R. C. Harper
James W. Horton
K. Holmes
V. Hanley
Ulah Hannah
B. Johnson
TD. K. Johnson
A.C. Johnson
Arthur Linepert
Paul L. McKee
J. M. Montiel
yRay Medler
W. W. Medler
Minnis
le R. May
L. McNeill
James Mitchell
M. Messinger
Mea
J. M. Montigel
L. Bi. Montiel
LM. MacCurdy
A. G. Moore
Bert
Mills
L. M. Montgomery
Wm. McLaughlin
Elmer Post
E. Pollasky
B.A. Potter
Crystal Porter
Sara Palmer
William Parnell
Carl Pierson
Mrs
Chas. Phelps
Chas
Phelps
Anna Purdy
Frank C. Parker
J. W. Robinson
W. M. Redman
James Redman
J. T. Redman
Dr. Peter Rink
H. F. Redman
G. Rhodes
W. D
J. Smith
BE. Shoufyi
F.C. Schall
Schmall
Arthur Soule
Carl Sadler
R. D. Smith
Ed. Shoufler
Lee Sharrar
H. H. Swine
Sadie Soule
Schaibley
Fanny Sharrar
John D. Spinney
Frank F. Smith
Ezra Smith
Laura Soule
Smith
W. Turek
F. €. Thornburgh
J. BR. Throop
R. Willet
Carley Washburn
Chas. O. Ward
G. V. Weight
R. B. Wagner
R. H. Wilcox
W. EB. Wilson
H. J. Wilton
Leona Walter
Fr. E. West
BR. B. Wagner
united church services and parish notices
Several churches announce service schedules including Presbyterian and Methodist joint worship at eleven, St John’s Morning Prayer on The Virtue of Perseverance, and Episcopal parish events. Other notices include Sunday School reopenings, midweek prayer meetings, and union services at Wright Park. Also listed are Catholic Masses, First Baptist Farewell Sunday, and a Christian Science lesson and reading room.
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Presbyterian
Sarmon
Duffey
St. John’s Episcopal Church
James M. Horton
Tech
St. Dean’s Church
Free Methodist Church
Cedar and
Center Streets
I. Mellett
Elmer Swan
A. Im
Superior Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Pty
First Baptist
Masonic Home
State St
Edward EK. Shoufler
W. Downie St
Ings
R. C. Ditto
U—Union
Wright Park
Saginaw Valley Baptist Association
Cor
Prospect
Downie Sts
John Mulvey
First Church of Christ Scientist
Alma
Mich
North Park Ave
Christian Science Reading Room
West Superior Street
Evening gowns set the tone for summer formal wear
A fashion writer in the New York Times extolls colorful summer evening attire. Drape crepe and organza options suit all figures, with chiffon favored for its light, graceful summer look. Draped gowns remain timeless for both dinners and dances, while bright fabrics redefine taste.
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New York Times
Chintz and Drapery Styles Gain Prominence This Season
Readers learn patterns and colors in chintz and cretonne remain popular for summer wear. Manufacturers offer garden and outdoor outfits with fashionable fabrics and distinctive dress accents. A dainty frock combines unbleached material and cretonne with a craft sash and matching collar. Also notes sale at Shoe and Hat Shop ending Sept. 6 with emphasis on value.
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Dery Goode
Seven room residence for rent on Hastings Street
Modern seven room home at 214 Hastings Street. Inquire of Mr. McPadden at First State Bank. O5 tf ohg. FOR REN
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Hastings St
McPadden
First State Bank
Ren
East Center Street
L. Bennett
Opera House
City Hall
Center St
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St. Louis
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Grover Avenue
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Meyer Ave
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