Michigan Drives for Ireland Relief Quota May 1 8
The Michigan branch of the American Committee for Relief in Ireland launches a state wide drive May 1 to May 8 seeking a $350 000 quota from every county city township ward and precinct. Led by D J Healy Jr and with Detroit and Upper Peninsula leadership the effort will mobilize church and civic groups with mass meetings and school involvement to aid suffering women and children in Ireland.
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Michigan
Ireland
American ‘Committee For Relief
American Committee For Relief In
R Organization
Belgium
Europe
D. J. Healy, Jr
Detroit
National Committee
George F. Carroll
Knights of Columbus
David A. Brown
M. 3. Doyle
Menominee
Upper Peninsula
Groesbeck
Thomas E. Johnson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Relief Gifts to Ireland Movement From Hayes and Engineers
Archbishop Hayes of New York sent blessings and a $5,000 check to the American Committee for Relief in Ireland. The International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers contributed $4,800 with regret that it could not give more. Congressman Williams and Greene praised America's long record of aid to Ireland.
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American Committee For Relief
Ireland
Archbishop Hayes
New York
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Knights of Columbus Aid Irish Relief Campaign
The Knights of Columbus with 800000 members in 22000 councils pledge to support the America Committee’s relief drive for Ireland. Michigan councils actively aid, responding to Detroit state deputy Ernest A. O'Brien’s appeal.
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Order
Knights of Columbus
Ireland
Michigan
Knights
Ernest A. O’brien
Detroit
Adopt Hoover plan for Irish relief
Michigan's American Committee in Ireland launches a May drive to raise 350000 dollars using Hoover's European relief model. Soup kitchens and baby canteens will aid thousands of Irish women and children with food clothing and medical care while cases are investigated.
Michigan pledge to send all funds to Ireland relief
D J Michigan of the American Committee for Relief in Ireland says every dollar raised in Michigan will fund feeding clothing and sheltering thousands of helpless women and children. The state aims for 350 000 of 10 000 000 total with all money spent on the cause, not expenses or organization.
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Michigan
D. J. Healy, Jr
Detroit
American Committee For Relief
Ireland
Healy
American Committee
United States
Relief drive details for Ireland hunger crisis unfold
A report by the American Committee for Relief in Ireland outlines aid operations across Dublin Belfast Cork and other cities. It notes funds and distributions aiding destitute families including 2400 to 4000 weekly in Cork and 600 000 raised for displaced workers with bleak living costs of bread tea rent and coal.
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American Committee For Relief
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Wartorn
Belgium
Society of Friends
United States
C. J. France
France
Maryland
Dublin
Belfast
Lisburn
Cork
Bishop MacRory
Tord
Longford
Granard
Ballinaree
Wilbur and Price
Seligo
Leit- Tim
Belfast Labor Party
Stranger Welcome and a Lawyer’s Aid in Fairview
Attorney Pearce Dwinell travels a remote road and is mistaken for a trespasser at the Rhodes estate in Fairview. He is detained, fed, and learns of a blackmail dispute against Hector Rhodes and Marion Rhodes. Dwinell offers legal help, secures bond, and promises to halt the harassment. The story ends with a budding romance as Marion shows interest in the dashing lawyer.
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Mike Pearce Dwinel
Pearce Dwinell
Fairview
Afton
Dwinell
Pdth
Drywinnelt
Hector
Marion
Hector Rhodes
Dwinel
Geoler
Home cooking tips and Hungarian Goulash recipe
The text provides kitchen guidance including a Hungarian Goulash method with veal onions and paprika, plus stuffing onions with ham, using broth and cream, and finishing with browned breadcrumbs. It also mentions simple meals, the importance of appetite for health, and a note about cheese in cream for sandwiches.
Smile and Miles of Smiles Verse Card
Poem fragment speaks of smiling as a shared, growing joy. It mentions how one smile invites another and adds that life is worthwhile through these small, connected grins.
Sandwich with fried oysters and lettuce on toast
A recipe outlines toasts spread with tartare sauce and lettuce, with heart of lettuce and oysters between toast slices, plus bacon and more dressing. A side lettuce leaf holds extra dressing on the plate. A second recipe covers Oranges in Jelly with gelatin layers and orange segments. Contains cabbage and beet salad with French dressing and scalloped chicken with macaroni and optional celery and oysters.
Farwell Local News Highlights And Community Notes
Farwell residents Wayne and Paul Grimm visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Grim, while Mrs Edith Wischel suffered neuritis and the Hatfield family faced scarlet rash quarantine. Local moves include Frank Pringle planning to move to Clare and J L Littlefield seeking Ann Arbor medical care. The community hall furnaces failed, a blizzard left drifts, and a new bakery near the corner opened with other social events and visits recorded in weekly notices.
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Masters Wayne and
Paul Grimm
Gilmore
Wm. Grimm
B. Pelch
Fiiat
Bruce Peich
Edith Wischel
Maggie Glass
Clyde Masten
R. R
Frank Pringle
Clare
Charlie Badger
Lansing
Orville “Sherman
Florida
Hatfield
Ann Arbor
Lockwood
Walter Badger
Mesick
Lester Leonard
Scottville
Coase
Stinchcombe
Jad Sbrasington
Roeebuch
Morgan
M. E
Placssa
Leonard Hultz
Community Aid Society
J. Stinchcombe Jr
Fannie Manger
Alice Davison
Cassie Davison
Harding
Tris Beaverton
Faynes H. S
Ball Park
Elmer Lehman
Nellie Lehman
Saginaw
Eager
McGinnese and Son
Oscar Petervoh
Marion
Boeineas
Mra
Moores
Wm. Fisher
Bert Osterent
Farwell
Terna
Mre
Newsome
Mra. Loce
Lake George
Goesta
Bingham
Beating About the Barn Miss Searches for Brother
A four litre five year old girl visiting the country is sent to a barn to find her brother. Inside she hears men shearing sheep and asks where her brother is as workers search the area.
Farwell Woman's Club Programs and Federation Vote
The Farwell Woman's Club met Tuesday evening for a program including a Byron biography, a paper on Pe land Old and New, Garfield and Arthur, piano numbers, and vocal solos. Members received painted booklets and pencils to answer questions, a federation discussion followed, and the vote favored joining the State Federation. the president was named delegate to Midland District meeting next Tuesday.
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Farwell Woman's Club
Lord Byron
Allen Graham
John Palmer
Garfield
Arthur
Hrs
F. Nickerson
Eb.e- Brown Sands
Dennis Smith
Mra
Alice Palmer
Lamb
Palmer
Midland
Dr Clate to see Mr Hebboulzear amid head pain
Local note from Colonville reports Dr Clate called Wednesday to treat Mr Hebboulzear for severe head pain. Thompson, son of Frank Thompson, injured his hand on a grind stone last Sunday, taken to Clare for dressing. Mrs Scott Cotton stayed with her brother Mannie Sutton at Randall.
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Randall
Updegraff
Den
Bates
Sam Leaichti
Bert Rutter
M. D.clare
Houghton Lake
Wys Teale
Dave Teale
Sheridan
Duni Phillips
Boris
Rossbush
O. Phillips
Buried City Reported Near Mexico City by Bryan
Cincinnatian H S Bryan now living in Mexico City describes the buried city of San Juan de Teotihuacan near Mexico City. He highlights vast stone work giant staircases a large second largest pyramid and rich jade and gold ornaments. Explorations are directed by Prof William Niven with specimens sent to Harvard and the Metropolitan Museum.
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China
William Niven
James Niven
Cincinnati
Metropolitan Museum
Harvard University
Bryan
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Tate
Church and
Lasor Contribute
Williams&. Greene
America
Wnes
Ant Children of
Hoover
Will
Herbert Hoover
National Fund
Michigan Committee
Investi ~Gate
SAY Nine
Western Newspaper Union
Ruskin
Ie Kathi Ceinerc
Wv Cem
Traine
Pere Marquette
Colonville
Mexico
General Jackson
Washington
James Braid
Seine-et-Marne
John Stt
Wells
Wells Cathedral
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