Local Visitors Highlight Weekend in Lansing Area
Pleasant callers in our neighborhood Saturday included Mr and Mrs Wasson. Weekend guests at Steve Heller’s were Mr and Mrs Bennett Baxter and Delph Heller and family of Lansing. Presley of Sheridan visited Stephenson Heller Sunday. Ankney moves his family to Lansing. Robinette family visited relatives in Hemlock Saturday and Sunday.
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Mra
Wasson
Bennett Caxter
Delph Heller
Lansing
Steve Heller
Presley
Sheridan
Stephenson Heller
Ernest
Ankney
Robinette
Familly
Hemlock
Local Notes On Purchases and Weddings In Southwest Sheridan
Southwest Sheridan reports Severson bought a Ford Row tractor and Wm Lansing bought a new sedan. John Presley plans a gas station on M-20. Jim Teale works Will Martin farm this summer. Ole Severson married Minnie Hilott at Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs Dolph Heller and Mr and Mrs Carter of Lansing visited the Hellers in Arthur for dinner.
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Severson
Wm. Lansing
John Presley
Dolph Heller
Carter
Lansing
Joel Presley
Stephen Heller
Arthur
Jim Teale
Will Martin
Ole Severson
Minnie Hilott
Ypsilanti
Local Social Notes From East Lincoln Area
Residents and visitors share a week of calls and visits across Lake George Mann Siding Car son City and Saginaw. Notables include Mrs Ona Blain's funeral in Lake George and gatherings at the Elmer Beard and Hill ranch homes with families from Six Lakes Six Lakes and Mann Siding.
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Ona Blain
Lake George
Fred Muesall
Fergugon
Lake
Wm. Kube
Roy Green
Mann Siding
O. W. Sprague
Wm. Brandon
Carson City
Elmer Beard
John Delling
Nadine
Six Lakes
Wm. Rube
Margarete
Arthur Kube
Achard Ranch
Harold Sprague
Hil Ranch
Mr. Newman
Saginaw
Hill Ranch
Frank Gilbert
Edmond McQuestion
Detroit
B. H. Delling
Haimer Beard
Ralph Brown
Adlene Roof
Neva McQuestion
Lake George Resort Notes and Local Social Roundup
Lake George area residents share weekend activities with neighbors and relatives. Mrs Ona Blain passes away prompting the community to extend sympathy to bereaved families. Elmer Beards on the Hill ranch hosts gatherings. locals, including the Delling and Borst families, fish trips to Sanford and Clare visits, with multiple families noted across Six Lakes Clare Shepherd Leota and Leota areas.
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Delling
Elmer Beards
Hill
Hthel DuVall
Tustin
Ona ‘Blain
John Delling
Nadine
Six Lakes
Wm. Arnold'td
Clare
Elmer
Donna Kress
Don Luce
Delia Borst
Tom Nichols
Shepherd
H. E. Delling
Joan
Oscar
Sanford
Mrs. Henry
Miles
Leota
Sim Henry
Jule Borst
Basil Baker
Yuma
Mrs. Elmer Beard
Ex Delling
S. the
F. Newsom
F. Nash
Lambertson family hosts pleasant Greenwood gathering
Delling families spent Sunday with the Lambertsons in Greenwood. They enjoyed a fine fish supper followed by an evening of music and visiting. The Luce family returned to Farwell after a week at their home here.
Farwell Area Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Windover Lake area residents share visits and family news. Basil Baker returns from Yuma to his parents the Blaine and Harris households. Jerald Thomas Baker is born to Mr and Mrs Harry Fritz. An all day Aid meeting at Mrs F M Bakers focuses on quilting. Doris Masten plans daily travel to Farwell for school term. Laffette Blaine leaves for Howell. Elmer Stockman and family stay with Harl Manns.
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Vick Finch
Farwell
Basil Baker
Yuma
Ona Blaine
S. Harris
Tom Babcock
Marjoria
Grand Lodge
Flom. Baker
Lew Murray and Son
Bannister
Hill ‘Top
Blaine
Howell
Laffette Blaine
Saginaw
Raleigh
Elmer Stockman
Alma
Harl Manns
Wars
Mann
Sounds Like Wagner Brings Laughter to Mrs Aristair Kratt But
Mrs Aristair Kratt But corrects her friend Mrs Nurich saying Wagner’s work was heard not a comic opera. Mrs Nurich maintains it sounded funny to her.
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Aristair Kratt
Wagner
Nurich
Simple reassurance on patient case from Dr Sapp
The doctor tells Mr Sapp not to worry and asserts the case is very simple. Mr Sapp expresses uncertainty about his own understanding of the case.
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Reggie
Mr. Sapp
Russian peasant salutation includes one kiss and three cheek kisses
A historical note describes the custom among Russian peasants to greet with one kiss on the lips and three on each cheek, highlighting its unhygenic yet traditional nature in social greetings.
Early Dutch Names for Brooklyn and Flatbush
The article notes Breukelen as the original name for Brooklyn when organized as a village by Dutch settlers around 1641 and says Flatbush was named Midwout by its Dutch founders in 1651.
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Breukelen
Brooklyn
Flatbush
State News In Brief From Michigan Highlights
Owosso Consumers Power Co plans rebuilds as city expected to grow toward 20 000. Grand Rapids Vernon Nederveld 9 fatally injured after a hay mow fall at Peter Denys farm in Walker township. Jackson fire in Grass Lake hall endangering business district. loss about 5 000 insured. Detroit steamer Eastern States sails to Cleveland with 25 passengers on opening voyage. Bay City school board votes against banning married teachers despite agitation. Ypsilanti Joseph Sackman joins police force as traffic officer. home state trooper status expands. Sault Ste. Marie water opened in locks for first boats. no ice on St Marys River. Lansing state revenue from gasoline and weight taxes near 18 million. highway plan lower. Ann Arbor Michigan Uni deficit 200 000 due to mill tax revenue limits. Muskegon Judge blocks 400 monthly salary increase for two justices. Cadillac two elderly mill workers die after long careers. Lansing Municipal Judge Stein Kohl complains salary unchanged at 2400. resignation risk. St Joseph’s Sanitarium hopeful yet dim for Wesley Muir and son Wilson’s recovery after tram incident. Bay City Detroit Mackinac rail line plans bus link to Alpena. D&M asserts no passenger train cuts. Bad Axe city treasurer Schwaim to donate 600 to fire hall fund. city council receives firemen gift. Lansing Conservation commission extends privileges for Boy Scouts to study reforestation programs on free state lands.
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Owosso
Consumers Power Co
Grand Rapids
Vernon Nederveld
Gerrit Nederveld
Peter Denys
Walker Township
Jackson
Detroit
Eastern States
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Cleveland
Bay City
Bay City Board of Education
Ypsilanti
Joseph Sackman
Wayne
Sault ‘Ste. Marie
St. Mary’s River
Soos
Hay Lakes
Lansing
Department of State
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Muskegon
John Vanderwerp
Robert HE. Gale
Frank Victor
Adolph Ericson
William F. Stein‘ohl
Municipal Court
C Ity
Steinkohl
Clemens
St. Josepn’s
Wesley Muir
Wilson
Port Huron
Roseville
Gratiot Avenue
Mt. FeMers
Detroit & Mackinnac Railroad
John McCray
Hast Tawns
Michigan Public ‘Utilities Commission
Alpena
Joseph Schwaim
Ept
John J. Cox
Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boy Scouts of Michigan
State Conservation Commission
The
Scouts, Mra. ‘Co
Federation
Detroit Representative McLeod Injured In Plane Crash At Uniontown
Uniontown area aviation incident leaves Clarence J. McLeod with a sprained back fractured ribs a fractured shoulder and head injuries after the aircraft he shared with Lieut Minty crashed into a tree and hillside as takeoff efforts failed Lieut Minty escaped with minor scrapes MacLeod rushed to Uniontown hospital condition serious. Also aboard were Rep MacLeod's secretary S J Pepz and Lieut Co K Rich who flew from Selfridge Field Michigan toward Washington in another plane.
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Uniontown
Clarence J. McLeod
Detroit
Washington
Uniontown County Club
Lieut
R. J. Minty
Minty
McLeod
Uniontown Hospital
Co.k. "Rich
S. J. Pepz
MacLeod
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Robert Clancy
Selfridge
Wales Prince Leaves on Long Atlantic Tour
The Prince of Wales sails from Portsmouth on a likely final trans Atlantic tour as heir to the throne. He travels with a large entourage including a jazz band, plans Africa and South America visits, and will return in September. The trip adds about 20 000 miles to his 100 000 mile foreign total over six years. Britain thus faces its four leading royals away simultaneously.
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London
Prince of Wales
Britain
Portsmouth
Royal
Africa
South America
George
Queen Mary
Mediterranean
Duke of York
Egypt
San Pedro Test Of Dreadnought Anti Aircraft Fire
Forty four anti aircraft guns on twenty dreadnoughts conducted a force practice off San Pedro, failing to hit eight sleeve targets towed by aircraft at six thousand feet. The U S S Aroostook reported the test as a supreme evaluation of the fleet's air defense while cruising seventy miles offshore at eighteen knots.
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San Pedro
Cal
U. S. S. Aroostook
Trade Outlook Described as Healthy Across Nation
President Coolidge heard from Secretary of Labor Davis that unemployment exists but is normal. Secretary Mellon noted barometer industries show a healthy state, signaling general business conditions remain favorable nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Coolidge
Davis
Treasury
Mellon
Prairie Fires Sweep 160000 Acres Near Rosebud
Three prairie fires roared along the South Dakota border driven by 40 to 50 mph winds. The blazes, raging through the Rosebud Indian reservation, devastated an estimated 160000 acres and remain uncontrolled as crews struggle to contain them.
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Valentine
Neb
South Dakota
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Mussolini Returns to Parliament After 40 Day Absence
Premier Mussolini appeared to a strong ovation in Rome after 40 days away. His return sparked disorder as his steamroller majority clashed with five Communist deputies, who were ejected from the hall.
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Rome
Mussolini
Landis Plans Southern Tour for Legion Endowment Drive
Indianapolis baseball arbiter Landis told the American Legion he will conduct a week long speaking tour of the southern states to promote the Legion endowment campaign aimed at aiding disabled veterans and World War orphans, total $5 006 000.
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Indianapolis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
American Legion
States
Legions
Campaign For
Disabled Veterans
Delaware lawmakers keep whipping post in place despite abolition push
Dover legislators vote almost unanimously to retain the whipping post for certain offenses. Only one lawmaker supported abolition, while about 30 favored retention, continuing a historic practice in Delaware.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Admiral Dewey's Body Moved to Washington Cathedral
The body of Admiral George Dewey was moved from Arlington Mausoleum to Bethlehem Chapel at Washington Cathedral. A horse drawn caisson carried the casket along the route to the cathedral.
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Washington
George Dewey
Arlington
Bethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral
Cathedral
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Brush College
Southwest
Lincoln
Lake George Resort
Windover Lake
Kelly Springfield
Kelly
Roy McKinnon
4Th Street
Rep. McLeod
Wales
Landis
Legion
Admiral Dewey
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Antwerp
Europe
Arundel
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