Railroad Time Tables and Local Travel Notices
railroad time tables show schedules for Ann Arbor South and Pere Marquette routes with morning and afternoon departures. Mentions of Tuesday business visits by Homer Douglas in Saginaw and travels of Mrs Caris Brown from Alma to Manitowoc Wis, plus Mr and Mrs Harcla Nelson and daughter and Joseph Kitchin visiting Union City Ind and Versailles Ohio during spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. Ang Mis
Homer Douglas Wer
Saginaw
Caris Brown
Alma
Chester Richard
Manitowoc
Wis
Harcla Nelson
Joseph Kitchin
Union City
Ind
Versailles
Ohio
Nelson
George
Martha Ann
Whileen
Arlington Severson
Sheridan
Whele
David
Teale
Bus Schedule and Local Social Notes From Mt. Pleasant Area
Daily bus service departs Hotel Doherty at 6 00 p m toward Mt Pleasant Mid Jang and Saginaw with an additional 8 20 a m eastbound trip on Monday. The item also records numerous visits and social calls among local residents including the McKinnons, Parish and families from Oak Grove and Saginaw. Community events include an Easter breakfast by the Methodist Auxiliary and varied family visits in Clare Alma Flint and Battle Creek areas.
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Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Mid- Jang
Saginaw
Alex McKinnon
Ference Parish
Howard W.-.jones
Adv
B. L. Wright
Oak Grove
George Stanford
Jas. F. Tatman
Erwin Miser
Dover
A A. Kennedy
R. Leffing
Richard Woodcock
Ernest Green
Hazel Stottlemeyer
Friend
Flint
R. L. Stotlemeyer
Percy V
Dawe
Lansing
Battle Creek
Lee Alexander
Detroit
Tatman
Adult Education and Vocational Training for Society
Joseph A. Kitchin argues for ongoing education beyond high school and college as social necessity. He warns unemployment and relief burdens require continuous adjustment through adult education, with evening courses, cultural programs, and community tailored curricula to keep workers productive and citizens engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
State Chief Confusion Shrouds Lansing Mail
The piece notes difficulty identifying Michigan State Department of State leaders with Orville H. Atwood as secretary and mentions former secretaries still receiving routine mail. It discusses chain store tax evasion through reorganization, listing tax figures for 1934 and 1935 and pending court actions leading to a U.S. Supreme Court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville H. Atwood
Fremont
Lansing
Department of State
Capitol
John S. Haggerty
Charles J. DeLand
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
New Yorks Dead Reborn by Five Scientific Devices
Nearly six hundred people in New York and Chicago were revived using five newly developed medical instruments. Among them were newborns deemed dead by standard tests. Devices include an artificial pacemaker gold needle and an insufflator for mechanical respiration, aiming to save thousands more annually.
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New York
Ufe
Cilitago
Alierican
Dena
Chicago
Witkin Foundation
Beth David Hospital
New York City
Society For the Prevention
Michigan Dairy Regulation Tightens Milk Sale Rules
Michigan dairy rules prohibit selling milk or cream with additives or sediment and require strict handling standards. The regulations cover temperature, sanitation, container standards, bottle sealing, and pasteurization timelines with no exceptions for any seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
Michigan
Hot Wine Craze Hits Paris Cafes on Outdoor Boulevards
Paris cafes along grand boulevards push hot wine as a popular cold remedy and winter beverage. Warm Bordeaux and Burgundy with cinnamon draws crowds outdoors, claiming health benefits for babies and grandmothers while reducing coal use for heating terraces.
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Paris
Bordeaux
Burgundy
Grand
Versatile Canine Plays Piano Drums and More in Seattle
Micky the four year old fox terrier owned by Mrs. D. Read is touted as America’s most versatile canine musician. The dog performs piano drums mandolin and a Chinese one string instrument, learning at six months old on a toy piano. He uses clips on his paws for drumming and picks for strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Micky
D. ©. Read
America
Mickey
South African Carries Whales in His Suitcase
A Capetown customs officer asks what is in a travelers bag. The man declares two whales and opens the suitcase revealing bottles labeled as whale embryos taken from a harpooned whale.
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Capetown
Temple area notes and welfare project closure
Miss Helen Haynak returns from Harrison as James Haynak and Frank Kirchmar haul posts for Norway Lake school. Grounds will be graded trees planted and a fence erected with Welfare Henry Austin and Clare Bassett supplying labor. Several local residents visit relatives and attend a sale while the Welfare Project ends for the season.
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Helen Haynak
Harrison
James Haynak
Frank Kirchmar
Norway Lake
Henry Austin
Clare Bassett
Zelda
Everett VanHorn
Little Norway Lake
John Baluss
Roy Miller
Lansing
Russel Miller
Apel Farm
Steven Haynak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gentral Standard
Ann Arbor
ACM
Pere Marquette
West
Haat
Joseph A. Kitchin
Clare Elevator Company
Gus Marotzke
Lohrke
Capes Are
Rage
Lanvin
Trecounty Health
Clare Sentinel
Paris Boulevard
Union Leader Tobacco
Rachel van
Ford
C.B. Detroit
Universal Credit Company
Columbia
Fred Waring
Srey
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