Community Notices and Visits Highlight Rosebush Local Scene
Residents share weekend visits to Butler Hadley Ithaca and Sag inaw while others plan travel to Canada. Local events include a Good Friday business closure, a baseball meeting, library schedule updates, and new book additions at the Rosebush library.
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Wdgar Fetterly
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Miller
Don Smith
Cadillac
Allen
Willis Heidbreder
Battle Creek
Alex Hislop
Sarah Hamilton
Detroit
A’ Hislop
Ike Ackerman
Deerfield
Bacon
Mary Craig
Navy and White Cape Costume Promises Ladylike Style
This navy and white pin stripe cape with white pique revers shows tailored front buttons and stylish detailing. The description notes its elegance for the spring fashion parade as trees bud and avenue crowds bustle, highlighting refined attire.
Two Rules Govern 1938 Farm Conservation Plan
State committeemen in Michigan announce the 1938 AAA plan requires keeping soil-depleting crop plantings within allotments and meeting soil-building goals to qualify for partial payment. The program includes marketing quotas and commodity loans to shore up reserves and prevent price collapses affecting farmers.
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Michigan
Angel Nursing Mystery Leaves Town Stunned
A fragmented local chat centers on a nurse described as an angel by a family. The mother hints the nurse may leave town soon with hopes pinned on tomorrow.
James Maintains Clean Hands in Morning Class Routine
In a school setting, James is praised for consistently clean hands and orderly hygiene. The class is guided by a teacher who asks James to explain his hand care method, while a student notes James often helps with chores like dishwashing each morning.
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James
Township Officers Guide Coming Out in Michigan
The Department of State will begin distributing an 800 page Township Officers Guide to every township official in Michigan. Edited for official duties, it includes laws, forms, and a copy of the state constitution. About 8,000 copies will be printed and sold for 1.50 dollars after a late week press run.
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Department of State
Leon D. Case
Townshin
Washington protests over reorganization bill sparks partisan clash
In remarks carried from Washington lawmakers defend and attack the administration backed reorganization measure. Representatives Lamueck Pettenglis Ramspeck Lanham and others warn the bill would surrender purse power undermine three government branches and fail to save money. They urge further study hearings and oppose partisan labeling of opponents.
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Pettenglis
Indiana
Roosevelt
Congress
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Butler, Pennn
Wilzabeth Balge
Hadley
John Stahl
Ithaca
Bacon Hotel
Bob Dent
Mr. Pleasant
Wm. Wager
Winters
Canada
Mirst Roesser
Ann Arbor
Dan Coyne
Merle Dunn
Grippe
Maurice
McConnell
Saginaw
Rose Cosgrove
Hast Moline
Illinois
Jame
Mary Sheehan
H. QO
Pender
W. A. Hess
Robert Hunter
Edmore
Pure Oil Co
Wm. Hamilton
Wm. Johnston
Faith Johnson
Central State Teachers College
Chamber of Commerce
Rogebush
Ed. Lynch
Clifford Muterspaugh
Pontiac
Pat Battle
Donald Sheehan
Fred Sheehan
Mary Grenzinger
Henry Grenzingar
New Yorker
Coats
NAVY
Cuehie Nicholab
the New Yorker
H. J. Foster
McEwan Street
Clare
Washington
Lamueck
Ohio
Ramspeck
Georgia
Civil Service Committee
Representative Lanham
Texas
Aerts Ly
Tim Cotter
Clare Motor Sales
Clare, Mich
Clare Elevator Company of
Clare, Michigan
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Wits Aleoi
Padni
Raenetina
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