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language?
Greek for both.
Sunday October 19th.
The year might be 1913, after checking a perpetual calendar.
The history of the St. Andresw's Hall og Andrew´Society of Detroit:
Saint Andrew's Hall
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Saint Andrew's Hall
Saint Andrew's Hall, Detroit.jpg
Location
431 E Congress St Detroit, MI
Coordinates
42.33234°N 83.04155°WCoordinates: 42.33234°N 83.04155°W
Capacity
1000, 400
Opened
1907
Website
Saint Andrews Concert Tickets
Saint Andrew's Hall is a Detroit music venue and concert hall. Formerly the meeting place for the Saint Andrew's Society of Detroit and never a church,[1] the building is now a host of live bands and DJs.[2]
References[edit]
1.Jump up ^ http://detroitscots.com/documents/history.pdf
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I would like to suggest the date of Sunday, October 19, 1924. That would fit nicely with the title of the lecture "A Desirable Government", which was the title of a booklet released in 1924.
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