Monroe Era of Good Feelings and Peaceful Politics
The article reflects on James Monroe presidency noting an era of peace and unity. It highlights the Rush to disarmament on the Great Lakes, Florida purchase, Monroe Doctrine, Missouri Compromise, and cabinet strength with Adams Crawford Calhoun. It recounts social squabbles among officials and Monroe's simple, plain demeanor and lasting public esteem. It ends with Monroe’s retirement and final years, dying shortly after July 4, 1831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onroe
United States
England
Great Lakes
Plorida
New World
Monroe
Virginia
Washington
New Hampshire
Joh Quincy Adams
William H. Crawford
John C. Calhoun
William
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
Fcroms
White House
Elire
Jin Monroe
Himeelf
Oak Hin
New York City
Cleaning Jet With Simple Bathroom Brush Method
A brief household note instructs cleaning a jet device using a brush, a small amount of Sweet product on the palm, and gentle brushing with a chamiols leather across the band for a light touch.
Vestaburg News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Feasley hid a lighting system in an India residence to cook. Mrs Seth Woodard ill. Mrs David Mangle recovering. Elm Manley closed Swick school with a picnic. Crystal town beat Vestaburg 10 to 8 in baseball. Sth grade exams held at Vestaburg school. no high school. Vern Cook visited in Vestaburg. Carl Findsen cared for Panumonia patient in Lake George. Gladys Harrix moved to Battle Creek. Mrs George Peasley visited St Louis. John Warte in Riverdale. Sylvester Goldner in Saginaw. Olga and Milton Ginner own a Shetland pony. Lester Reader family returned home. Rey Caris of Saginaw visiting. Mahlon Briggs Jr. in Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feasley
India
Seth Woodard
Ain
David Mangle
Elm Manley
Swick
Ventaburg
Crystal Town
Vestaburg
Scranton
Vern Cook
Edmore
Mo J. Briggnes
Carl Findsen
Lake George
Panumonia
Findsen
Claude Nichols
Riverdale
Nichols
Gladys Harrix
Vestaburg State Bank
Battle Creek
George Peasley
St. Louis
John Warte
Sylvester Goldner
Saginaw
Orris Smith
Olga
Milton Ginner
Lester Reader
Rey Caris
Thomas Carin
Mahlon Briggs, Jr
Alma
East Alma notices and family milestones
East Alma reports a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Pred Tor of Linden Avenue. Mrs Bina Paught visits her old hometown this Tuesday morning for a three week stay with friends. Over 200 visitors toured the Republic school exhibit last week, the first of its kind. Eastminster Ladies Aid invites Alma Civic League to a meeting at the Republic school on Jane Ord afternoon. The Republic school plans its annual May festival on Friday May 27. The Myser family on Bostwick Street reports a baby loss after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Pred Tor
Lindenhevenue
Bina Paught
Highland Aye
Lassie
Republic School
Prine
Eastminster Ladies
Alma Civic League
Republic Sabeoh
Jane Ord
The
Myser
Bostwick Street
Eastminster chapel spring cleaning and local notices
Whooping cough and a funeral occurred Monday. A spring cleaning bee is planned for Eastminster chapel with volunteers sought for wall kaloomining. Usual services at Eastminster Sunday. last Sunday's attendance was encouraging. Elizabeth Webb ill with pneumonia. Wolfe siblings visited. A seven month old child died Saturday. funeral Tuesday. Local social notes mention visits between Alma, New Haven, Ithaca, and friends. Road grading and graveling work began one mile west and one mile north of Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastminster
Elizabeth Webb
Ely Wolfe
Pleasant
Geo. Bower
Fred Rockfellow
Prank
Alma
Florence Webb
Wesley Web
Bernard Hunter
John Rockfellow
New Haven
George Coleman
George Lanphere
Ithaca
Wess Webb
Folks
Ely Wolf
Episcopal church Trinity Sunday service and bishop visit
St John and Trinity Church announce a service schedule with church school at 11:30 a.m. and seven thirty service with a sermon by Dr Davis. On Monday evening the 28th Bishop Williams of Detroit will be present to confirm classes and preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Episcopal Church
Trinity Sunday Church
Davis
Williams
Detroit
Church Services and Schedules Across City Churches
City ministers and college students welcome guests to a 7:30 service at St Marys. St Marys Catholic Church lists masses on Sundays mornings and evenings. Free Methodist Church at West Center and Cedar offers Sunday School at 10, worship at 11, evening service at 7, with a 7 pm prayer meeting. Peter White is pastor at 222 Philadelphia Ave with 10 am worship and 11:15 am Sunday School under R C Ditto. First Baptist Church on State Street lists 10 am worship, 11:15 am Sunday School, 5:30 pm Junior B Y P U, 7:30 pm singing and a short sermon. United Brethren Church at 119 Hastings St has 10 am sermon and 11:15 am Sunday School, Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm, Wednesday prayer, and Teachers Training. Presbyterian Church at W Superior St and Prospect Ave has 10 am Sunday School and 11:40 am Morning Worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Free Methodist Church
West Center
Cedar Ave
Peter White
Philadelphia Avenue
First Baptist Church
Masonic Home
State Street
E. E. Shoufler
W. Downie St
R. C. Ditto
Fred Fadden
United Brethern Church
Hastings St
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
W. Superior St
Prospect Ave
W. L. Gelston
Arcada Center Sunday School Holds First Annual Convention
Theme Africa in the Making. 3 p m Junior Endeavor 6 p m Y P 8 G E 7 20 p m Evening worship All are cordially invited Arcada Sunday School The first annual Sunday school convention of the Arcada Center Sunday school will be held in Mt Fol Woods Sunday June 5 A number Sunday Schools will take part in the convention Next Sunday Rev Peter White will deliver big farewell sermon before leaving to assume management of Spring Arbor Seminary Church of God Salvation Army Hall over L N Bakers store 10 a m Sunday school 04 mo Preachings Pastor E C Grice Subject next Sunday The Abiding Place of the Soul Between Death and Judgment All are invited to these services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Arcada
Arcada Center
Mt. Fol Woods
Peter White
Spring Arbor Seminary
Church of God Salvation Army
L. N. Baker's
E. C. Grice
Pohick Church in Fairfax County Restored to Original Form
Pohick church near Mount Vernon Virginia, built in 1773 from plans by General Washington who served as a vestryman for two decades. Used as a stable during the Civil War, it has been restored and is now essentially in its original condition.
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James Morgan
James Monroe
New York
Elizabeth Kortright Monroe
East Alma
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John A. Mulvey
NH. Hall
Ellison’s Grocery
Monarch
Acre
Ieee
Prince Albert
Wright House
Cowles & Dayrell
Martin Clothes
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