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First Congregational Church Event
April 2, 1944
A man reading a document with two women observing, one of whom is a WAC (Women's Army Corp), at the First Congregational church, 1609 University Avenue.
First Congregational Church Event
April 2, 1944
Four men observing a woman signing a document, at First Congregational Church, 1609 University Avenue.
First National Bank Party
December 6, 1944
Seven people at the food table at a First National Bank party.
First Congregation Church Steeple Repair
June 29, 1949
The steeple of First Congregational Church, 1609 University Avenue, encased in scaffolding for repair.
First Congregational Church Mother-Daughter Banquet
February 5, 1958
Mrs. Marzo P. (Eliza) Bliss, 4011 Birch Avenue, right, with her daughters, Merry, 14, and Carol, 8, was toastmistress for the annual mother-daughter banquet at the First Congregational Church, loca...
First National Bank Party
November 6, 1944
Some of the crowd at a First National Bank party watching bowlers.
