Weir Project For Muskegon River Fish Counting
Camp Houghton Lake crews build a double V shaped fish weir on the Muskegon River to tabulate upstream and downstream catches. The device, with seventy five foot sides and connected bases, will operate about two months under Joseph C. Perray Jr. supervision for the Fish and Game Division of the Conservation Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Camp Houghton Lake
Houghton Lake
Muskegon River
Fish and Game Division
The
Conservation Department
Joseph C.perray, Jr. Forester
Camp Houghton Laike
Rough Fish Spearing Rules In Michigan Explained
The spring spearing season on non trout streams opens now in lower Michigan for six rough fish species carp suckers redhorse mullet dogfish and garpike through May 15. In the upper peninsula May is the month for stream spearing. Dip netting for the same species is allowed with officer guidance on open streams and regulations until May 15, except smelt waters where it runs to May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Rosebush Community Church and Local Notices
Rosebush Methodist Church schedules 10:00 preaching and 11:00 Sunday school with Epworth League at 7:30 in the Center Methodist. Local families travel to Dundee for a visit and a Detroit hospital for Billy's observation. Rosebush study club social with pot luck and card scores. Kathleen Trainor visits nursing training in Kalamazoo. various residents noted for visits and travel. Vernon Seaton Council of the National Council of Catholic Women referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush Methodist Church
Epworth League
Methodist
Patrick Battle
Eleanor Mitterspaugh
Virginia Methner
Marion Looker
Beaverton
Dundee
Pawick Battle
Ralph Sharp
Billy
Detroit
Rosebush Study Club
John Vargo
H. O. Beutler
Andrew Hathaway
Tom Fall
Kathleen Trainor
Burgess ‘Hospital
Kalamazoo
Leo. Trainor
Homer Campbell
Sam
Orcutt
Oklahoma
Local Socials and Appointments Highlight Week
A Cloverleaf hall dancing party Thursday April 4 featured refreshments. Families Bullard son Cecil Vestaburg and Elton visited Mo and Mrs Paul Black in East Chicago Indiana Saturday. Mrs Boyd returned home after a week with Mrs Grace Armstrong. Henry O Walker now runs the gas station formerly Stanley Goffner. Rosebush Elevator hosts Town Hall entertainment April 6 at 7 00 with prizes for every family.
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Cloverleaf Hall
Claud, Bullard and Sons
Cecil
Vestaburg
Elton
Chicago
Indiana
Paul Black
Doyle Bullard
Boyd
Grace Armstrong
Sarah Graham
Henry O. Walker
Stanley Goffner
Rosebush
Specialists Track Coronado Trail Across Mexico For Memorial Site
A party of historical experts plans a cross border expedition in a high axle auto to locate Coronado's first American site. The Coronado Memorial project funds the trip and aims to place the marker on the U S Mexico boundary. Douglas and Nogales residents dispute the route taken by Coronado.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mexico
Francisco Vasquez de’ Coronado
Coronado Cuarto-Centennial Commission
Coronado Commission
Coronado Memorial
U. S. ~Mexico
Douglas
Coronado
San Pedro
Nogales
Santa Cruz
Stomach Hyperacidity Viewed as Myth by Expert
In Boston Prof Chester M Jones says true hyperacidity is mainly a myth and digestion problems stem from poor habits. He cites swallowed air and gas in the stomach as common but notes alcohol and tobacco abuse often underlie digestive troubles rather than organic disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chester M. Jones
New Testament Read Seventy Times in Ten Years
Benjamin Beers of Cambridge has read the complete Bible 19 times and the New Testament 70 times in ten years. An ordained minister with the United Pentacostal Council of the Assemblies of God, he aims to become an evangelist. He notes 85 hours as the shortest time to read the Bible and seeks release from worry rather than showing off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Benjamin Beers
Beers
United Pentacostal Council
The
Assemblies of God
Michigan Railroads Pay Taxes in Clare County
Posters installed in all county railroad stations show Clare County has sixty miles of track with seventy one local rail workers earning a total of 73179 dollars annually. The 1989 tax contribution by railroads to the state treasury through the primary school fund is 11286 dollars. The Railroad Cooperative League of Michigan calls railroads a top state industry and the greatest local taxpayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare County
Railroad Cooperative League of Michigan
Railroad League
League
Sentinel Farm Edition Recog nized in Iowa
The Cherokee Courier of Cherokee Iowa forwards a note from H C Snyder publisher of The Carrier praising The Sentinel Farm Edition and requesting a copy and promotional ideas for a similar issue in Clare Michigan. The letter dated March 23 1940 shows cross territory influence of the Sentinel edition.
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Sentinel
Iowa
Cherokee Courier
Cherokee
Clare
Michigan
H. C. Snyder
Local residents share weekend visits in Michigan
Loomis Eisabeth of Flint spent Sunday at Harsh's. Miss Frances Musser of Coleman visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Musser. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Musser hosted calls from Clyde Harsh of Tint at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Waddington and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Ed Wichert home.
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EH. A. Eisabeth
Flint
Harsh
Frances Musser
Coleman
Frank Musser
Charles ‘Taylor
Mt. Pleasant
Clyde Harsh
Tint
Gilbert Waddington
Ed Wichert
January Beginnings Through Roman and English Reform
The text explains January as the year's start since ancient Rome named it for Janus the two faced god. It notes medieval practice of shifting year starts and England's 1752 Act of Parliament that made January the first month.
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Janus
England
Federal Agency Buys 86 Million Pounds of Food for Relief
The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation through the Michigan Social Welfare Commission distributed about 86.4 million pounds of food to relief clients in 1939. Purchases in Michigan totaled about 79 million pounds, bought for roughly $1.5 million. Fruits and vegetables came directly from producers, with other items won by bid.
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Federal Surplus’ Commodities Corporation
State Social Welfare Commission
Michigan
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Corporation
Michigan Department of Social Welfare
Michigan Social Welfare Commission
Arkansas
Illinois
Louisiana
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kentucky
New York
Tennessee
Ohio
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
State Department of Agriculture
Adventurous Australian Seeks Wandering Wife
Gilbert Simon has circled the globe three times in search of an ideal wife. He left New Zealand at 17 to join a sailing ship and has since cycled, sailed, walked, and canoed in many countries. He notes women prefer settling down, while his ideal partner must share wanderlust.
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Gilbert Simon
Simon
New Zealand
Census Questions Stir Debate Over Rights and Privacy
A critical editorial questions the Bureau of the Census overreaching into personal status queries under the 1929 Census Act. It argues the enumerator’s broad “right of admission” and requirement to record truthful answers could undermine religious freedom and civil liberties, potentially producing an inaccurate census.
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Bureau of the Census
Secretary of Commerce
Harry L. Hopkins
Congress
Department of Commerce
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CCC
Dept. of Conservation
Ideal Theatre
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Edith Fellows
Clarence Kolb
Dorothy Peterson
Richard Arlen
Andy ‘Devine
Jean Arthur
Fred McMurray
Melvin Douglas
Frankie Masters and Orchestra
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Spring Byington
Nigel Bruce
Eddie Collins
Gale Sondergaard
Sybil Jason Laura Hope Crews
Russell Hicks —Added
Paramount Sound News
Lynn Bari
Mary Beth Hughes
Joan Davis, Henry Wilcoxon
Robert Lowery
Alan Baxter
Katharine Aldridge —Added
Popeye
Deanna Durbin
Kay Francis
Walter Pidgeon
Lewis Howard
Eugene Pallette
Cecilia Loftus
Henry Stevenson
Harry Owens
Crystal Lake
Beulah
Charlevoix
Department of Conservation
Coronado Trail
Loomis
Federal Agency
Federal Surplus Commodities Corp
Washington
Rexall
Purdy’s Castor
U. D
Aoe
Toe Janet
Prug
Lavende
Meethosang
Lenzo
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Boe
Ralmember
Texex Drug Store
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