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Old stencil sign for Bailey's Auto Service, on North Main Street in Rushville, Indiana. The address has been obscured, and the word "Service" as well as part of the phone number has been crossed out. Bailey's seems to be long gone.
Collection: Caley Postcards
Filename: 9015-028-000-05306.jpg
State: Delaware
County: Sussex County
City/Town: Rehoboth Beach
Color/BW: BW
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Publisher: Horn's Rehoboth, Del.
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Size: 5.5 x 3.5
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Sandwich consisted of Ham, Cheese and Peppers. It actually tasted quite good, and it was a nice welcome for a 45 minutes flight.
Interns from the London office tackled various projects to support the Royal Parks Foundation during a morning at Hyde Park
Secret Service / Heft-Reihe
[Old and Young King Brady, Detectives]
The Bradys Among the Gypsies; or, The Fortune Teller's Secret
Frank Tousey / USA (22. September 1911)
Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
Congressman Pete Sessions at the Special Intelligence Service center training class in El Paso, Texas.
An abandoned service station located on US Route 258, about three miles north of Riverdale, Virginia.
This place got torn down a few years ago. It's was one of the last old fashioned gas stations left in the entire city.
It should come as no surprise that the one on the left is the "light" coffee . We had virtually no service here or I would be able to tell you why the names go with their opposites. Our waitress took our order and then went on break - before delivering the order to the cafe bar. The service went downhill from there.
Trespassing on a live runway/airport is not the best idea in the world. Especially seen as the law was changed on the 16th of Feb to do with what is classed as terrorist photography plotting to blow stuff up. You can serve a 10 years prison sentence if your caught. The security was crap but we were still careful. Got some great pics but as we were stood under a Boeing 737 a police car comes hurtling down the runway so we hid behind the wheel and engine. It was circling around looking for us or something. So we got the camera equipment and darted across the runway to get away. We got to some machinery with out being spotted. We waited for the car to turn around again and then made a run for the exit. We got away which was amazing. A big adrenalin for me, and what was more embarrassing was I didn't know it was a police car until Mark told me back at the car. If we would have got caught we would have been taken to the station as a best case scenario. Seen as i was 200 miles away from home being caught was not really an option.
A good night. I would not recommend trying this.
We had many of the visitors from Crawley's twin town of Dorsten in Germany at the morning service at St Andrew's in Furnace Green. This photo was taken as folk were arriving before the start.
This old service station is on Peck Street in a Muskegon neighborhood adjacent to downtown. There are many buildings along this street that were once business with a few that still are open. The reason is that before the I-96 freeway was built in the 1960s US-16 was the route from Detroit to Muskegon and it ran into the city along Peck Street and terminated downtown at Muskegon Lake.
Secret Service / Heft-Reihe
[Old and Young King Brady, Detectives]
The Bradys and the Broadway Gamblers; or, The Search for the Knights of the Moon
Frank Tousey / USA (9. September 1910)
Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
Portraits taken during the California Military Department's 2018 Service Member of the Year Banquet, Sat., Feb. 10, 2018, in Anaheim, California. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Nicole Wright)
This year again His Holiness Aram I visited the Diocese of Lebanon and presided over the Mid-Lent Morning Service at the St. Nichan Cathedral. Bishop Kegham Khatcherian, the members of the Diocesan Council, representatives of different committees and the community welcomed him, and the clergy and the seminary students accompanying him.
Before his sermon, His Holiness Arm thanked the Bishop and the laity who kept the vibrant spirit of the community in the service of Lebanon.
In his sermon the Catholicos spoke of the importance of fasting before Easter. Keeping the fast for forty days he said is an attempt by believers to turn to God. He then continued: “Fasting is a spiritual reminder to rethink our lives. For some people it is an occasion to practice discipline in response to physical concerns. Body and soul cannot be separated, but we should remember that today our physical and worldly concerns dominate our lives. The period of Lent should, therefore, be a period to feed our souls and help us discover God.” He then added: Our clergy are called to seek God and nurture and accompany the spiritual journey of our people. This special vocation is a ‘call’ and formation begins at a young age at the seminary. Our youth should listen to this special calling and prepare themselves for the service”. His Holiness then concluded: “Our clergy are therefore, one of us, our children nurtured spiritually to serve God and us.”
At the end of the Service, those present joined His Holiness for an agape breakfast prepared by the members of the diocese.
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Dedication to service motivated more than 40 students to trade in their first full week of summer vacation to help others. The high schools from across the Diocese of Saginaw are nearing the end of the week-long service camp, Youth Encounter Service (Y.E.S.). Youth and leaders worked on three houses in conjunction with the One Week, One Street urban revitalization effort. Their efforts along Ezra Rust Avenue included painting siding and walls, repairing porches and roofs and replacing windows. Sponsored by the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw, Y.E.S. allows high school students to learn about and fight poverty through the perspective of Catholic social teaching. Participants stayed at St. Stephen Parish Center in Saginaw, where evening activities included guest speakers, prayer and reflection.
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If the cover doesn't convince you, the legend on the cover will. Out of service left-turn signal along US 71 near Jane, Missouri.
Dedication to service motivated more than 40 students to trade in their first full week of summer vacation to help others. The high schools from across the Diocese of Saginaw are nearing the end of the week-long service camp, Youth Encounter Service (Y.E.S.). Youth and leaders worked on three houses in conjunction with the One Week, One Street urban revitalization effort. Their efforts along Ezra Rust Avenue included painting siding and walls, repairing porches and roofs and replacing windows. Sponsored by the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw, Y.E.S. allows high school students to learn about and fight poverty through the perspective of Catholic social teaching. Participants stayed at St. Stephen Parish Center in Saginaw, where evening activities included guest speakers, prayer and reflection.