Vernon Hill Mourns as Mrs. Gilbert Howard Dies
Mrs. Gilbert Howard, called to her sister’s home in Herrick last Thursday, died Saturday evening at 5 45. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M B E church with Rev. Stanford officiating and interment at Cherry Grove Cemetery. Sympathies extended to the George Dennis family and others in the community.
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Gilbert Howard
Arthur Jginn
Herrick
M. BE. Church
Stanford
Cherry Grove Cemetery
George Dennis
Gerald Kile
Virginia
Derwin
Harold Kile
William Gardner
St. Johns
Amelia Gardner
Arvilla Groner
Sanford
Donald Bryant
Pontiac
George Bryant
Warren Groner
Jesse Wood
Marsha Sipe
Marlette
Bronson
Ernest Bronson
Elmer Guthrie
Vernon
Harold Wile
Oscar F. Denham
King Leopolds Ire and the Fatal Road Dash
A National 7 Safety Council warning recounts a monarch beside a delayed driver as a catlike distraction causes a fatal crash. It urges drivers to avoid inattention, noting a car covers 44 feet in one second at 30 mph and stressing focus on driving over all else.
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Leopold
Belgium
Washington News and Comments on Foreign Goods Branding
Washington column discusses Congressman Martins proposal to brand all foreign made goods with origin country and require that periodical and radio ads state country of origin. The piece warns dairy interests about rising Russian butter imports threatening American butter from inspected, sanitary, and well paid U.S. farmers.
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Martin
Mightiest gateway to Hindu temple in Madura India
Collier's Weekly describes a massive gateway at the entrance to a Hindu temple in Madura. The structure, akin to a skyscraper in size, is clad with more than 30 million carved figures of gods animals and mythic beings.
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Madura
India
Collier’s Weekly
Local residents share visits and ill news across towns
Mr and Mrs David Wiggins of Gilmora visited last Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Chas Mulberg. Robert Calkins of Goleman joined Frank Calkins for supper and all later spent the evening with Mrs Nelson Irish and family near Tosebush. Miss Maxine Hawkins vacationed with aunt Mrs Clifford Wilson in Detroit. Billie Moline is home from the hospital and recovering in bed. Mrs Pearl Kratz spent the week at the Hawkins home. Mrs Paul Leatner and sister Mary Gilmore of Clare visited Millington and spent the day with Frieda Meachum and family. Mrs James Sherman returned home across the Line Monday as sister-in-law Mrs David Funnell cares for her during convalescence. Mrs Isaac Freeman and daughter Patricia of Lansing visited Mr and Mrs Jas Turow last weekend. Mr and Mrs Wellington Moline and son Donald of Lansing spent the weekend at his parental home. Monroe resident Mr John Sparkel Jr visited his mother from Saturday to Tuesday. Henry Hinkle spent Monday night with friends in Farwell then left for Bloomfield Ind for an indefinite stay after wintering with sister Mrs George Bureh and friends. Minnie Cox of Peoria is visiting her sister Mrs John Sparkel. Mr and Mrs Derece Gingery moved their family to near Celonville. they have lived in the area about five years with Mr and Mrs Scott Allen.
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Bobbie
Amos Reger
Isabel Little
Saginaw
Jim Sterling
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. Stirling
Chas. Waggoner
Waggoner
Frank Robison
Will Wilson
Freman Slater
Milo Myers
Harl Owens
Gilmore
Jacob Walker
Susan Walker
David Palmer
George Belcher
Farwell
Bronson
George Ramey
Clare
Harold Kile
Ed. Little
Elmo Siel
Amos
Frank Reger
Jesse Wood
Battle Creek
C.D. Harvey
David Wiggins
Gilmora
Chas, Mulberg
Robert Calkins
Goleman
Frank Calkins
Nelson Irish
Tosebush
Maxine Hawkins
Clifford Wilson
Detroit
Billie Moline
Altho
Pearl Kratz
Hawkins
Paul Leatner
Mary Gilmore
Millington
Frieda Meachum
James Sherman
David Funnell
Isaac Freeman
Patricia
Lansing
Jas. Turow
Wellington Moline
Donald
John Sparkel, Jr
Monroe
Henry Hinkle
Bloomfield
Ind
George Bureh
Minnie Cox
Peoria
John Sparkel
Derece Gingery
Celonvills
Scott Allen
Surrey Residents Relocate to Farm Property
In a shift of residence, residents from Surrey have moved onto the farm owned by Cloir Stanley, marking a change in property and living arrangements.
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Surrey
Cloir Stanley
Neighbors Trade Homes On Brand Farm Move In
Ted Newman family now resides in the stone house on the Brand farm while Ronald and Roselee Chatterton occupy the new house. Several local residents visited, including Blystone, Reimold, Vera Alwood Cand, and Glen Gordon families. Sympathy extended to the Rhodes and Roller families for their losses. signs of spring with mud and robins noted.
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Ted Newman
Brand Farm
Ronald Chatterton
Roselee Robinett
Judd
Norman Blystope
Della Reimold
Ann Arbor
Blystone
Nottis
Vera _Alwood cand
Myr
Glen Gordon
Art Rever
Norman
Walter Garver
Bernadette Roberts
Pleasant
Kenneth Hoesli
Grayling
A. Corncross
Rhodes
Roller
Capitals' Shift Through Early American Capitals
The text explains the sequence of U S capitals with New York as temporary capital for one year, Philadelphia serving as capital from 1790 to 1800, and Washington remaining the capital since then. The historical note highlights the decades of capital transfers in early U S history.
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United States
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
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