Ernest Alder Of The Salvation Army Citadel Offers Assistance, October 1940
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Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1940
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A helping hand is always extended to those seeking assistance - material or spiritual - at the Salvation Army citadel. Adjt. Ernest Alder, local Army leader, is shown in the above photograph inquiring as to the needs of a family which has called at the citadel. Whether the need is spiritual or material, all who apply for aid will find a ready response from the Army in its endeavor to alleviate suffering and privation in the lives of the underprivileged. Character building classes, recreational activities, religious training for those without church affiliations, as well as local and transient relief, and numerous other activities are all part of the Salvation Army program. These services are made possible through Community Fund contributions.
Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1940
Caption
A helping hand is always extended to those seeking assistance - material or spiritual - at the Salvation Army citadel. Adjt. Ernest Alder, local Army leader, is shown in the above photograph inquiring as to the needs of a family which has called at the citadel. Whether the need is spiritual or material, all who apply for aid will find a ready response from the Army in its endeavor to alleviate suffering and privation in the lives of the underprivileged. Character building classes, recreational activities, religious training for those without church affiliations, as well as local and transient relief, and numerous other activities are all part of the Salvation Army program. These services are made possible through Community Fund contributions.
Year
1940
Month
October
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