Railroad Time Tables and Local News Notes
Timetables for Central Standard Time show trains at 1 47 A M and 22 46 P M with other departures. Local events include the Ladies Union meeting with Mrs. Fred Hudson, Kings Daughters hosting, and several funerals and family moves. Thomas locations mention Bay City, Lansing, Saginaw, and Toledo as places of travel and service.
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Ladies Union
Fred Hudson
Roy Kinzie
Kings Daughters
Ha. Northon
Vernon
Bay City
Robert Wood
J B H. Lockyer
South Lyon
Arnold Gamble
Oil City
Pure ‘Oil Co
J. B. Lockyer
Lansing
Kirby Page
New York
Fred Heastman
Chicago
Phill
Ripenburg
Geo. White
Toledo
Wm. Becker
Chas
Church
M. P. Sowle
Alva F. Moore
Freeport
Robert Mark
Glee Pitts
4. And
Pea Tea Co
Ruth
Mt. Pleasant
Doherty
Bus Schedule Card for South Route to Mt Pleasant and Saginaw
Daily astern Standard Time timetable lists Hotel Doherty departure at 1 00 pm for Mt Pleasant Midland and Saginaw. Monday only 8 26 am eastbound service indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Tenth District American Legion Meeting at Big Rapids
Tomorrow at five o clock the American Legion Posts and Auxiliary Units from 23 communities in the Tenth Congressional District meet in Big Rapids for the second district gathering. Commander Hall and Blanche Walker urge wide local attendance for a 5 PM business session, banquet, parade, and dance with banquet price one dollar per plate.
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Sharp
American Legion
Tenth Congressional District
Big Rapids
Hall
Blanche Walker
Heartburn Relief Ad from Clara Drug Co
Advertises Nelsons Magnesia Mixture as a remedy for heartburn sold by Clara Drug Co. Includes device of the era with short promotional wording and product name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara iWrug Co
Adv
Farwell County Teachers Institute Reports Strong Talks
The Farwell County Teachers Institute featured Dr Turner of Ypsilanti Normal College and Dr Simpson of Kalamazoo College. Both delivered engaging talks praising education and urging stronger public support, better salaries, broader civic focus, and smarter production forMichigan’s youth.
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Turner and Stimpson
Ypsilanti Normal College
Kalamazoo College
Turner and Simpson
America
Michigan
Simpson
Tennyson
Lfe
Ferris
Tolstoi
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Lincoln
Wilson
Roosevelt
Butter vs oleo debate echoed in Clare Sentinel column
In a provocative Farmers and home matters column N. L. Tibbits argues butter is essential for health and growth, citing biblical verses and economic comparisons to oleo and other substitutes. He includes an oleo versus butter weight study from a drugstore display and prompts readers to watch Clare Sentinel for future figures.
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Clare
The
Sentinel
Joel
Heber
N. L. Tibbits
Department of State Weekly News Bulletin Highlights
The bulletin notes that the April 30 special election costs will be borne by counties under the general election law. It also reports Michigan’s auto sales up from 1933 with 2,808 new cars and 19,079 used cars traded in two weeks ending mid-April. It includes critical remarks arguing against Roosevelt’s economic policies and urging Congress to allow a vote on the proposal to release frozen bank deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Michigan
Cara
Roosevelt
Congress
Peoples
America
Congressmen Woodruff Backs McLeod Bill in Speech
In a detailed address, Congressman Woodruff argues for restitution of billions deposited in failed banks. He cites冻结 funds, hunger from rationing, and moral obligation to restore money to rightful owners. He references Hoover era pressure against bank withdrawals and calls for measures like the Me Lead or Brown bill as rightful restitution rather than charity.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Michigan
Local notes on illness and obituaries in Marion area
Temple Lloyd David visited Flint for work last week. Quarantine hit many families with scarletina. George Earle improves from a abscess. Francis Wright is seriously ill with grandparents in Marion. Wright, Gagan, Rogers, Wheeler kin returned from Flint. Mrs. Floyd Davis recovering after St Marys Hospital operation. Roy Myers drive to Flint after Charles Prices illness and learned of his death. Funeral services held Monday. John Hower rents mother's farm. Chas French relocates Pifer farm. Frank Wright and Roy Kress host town hall gathering with a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Kane
Flint
A. J. Kane
Glande
Cassidy May
Paul Koch
Douglas
East Sth Street
Tom Demarest
Lansing
Jennings Archainbault
James Walsh
State Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co
Saginaw
H. J. Foster
Goodyear
Central Michigan
Fred B. Carter
Detroit
Frederick David
L. A. Robison
Port Huron
Carter
Marion Robison
Clare
Michigan
Dan Regan
Torledo
Vernon Township
Rosebush
St. Henry’s Church
Vernon
Jos. Cour
Nancy Hicks
Owosso
Milton Lee
Oregon
Mr. Lee
Mildred Elsen
Toledo
Bowling Green
Ohio
Lloyd David
Scarletina
George Earle
Francis Wright
Lowell Wright
Chester Gagan
Milford Rodgers
Russel
Albert Wheeler
Floyd Davis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Helen
Dean Smith
Roy Myers
Charles Prices
Price
Charles
Marion
John Hower
Chas
Pifer
Mr. Hower
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Anna Arbor
South
A.M. Worth
Pere Marquette West
Haut
Sternaman Studio
Walter H. Larman
POST
Sisize
County Teachers Institute
Farwell
Congressman Woodruff
Frank Wright
Roy Kress
Town Hall
Johnston
Clare Drug Company
Goodyear Pathfinders
Reliance
Tire, Battery and Shoe Repairing Service
Clare, Michigan
Ramon Navarro Jeannete McDonald
Charles Ruggles
Gracie Allen
Mary Boland
W. C. Fields George Burns Allison Skipworth
George White
Rudy Vallee
Jimmie
Durarite
Sam
Charlie Chase
Alice Faye
Cliff Edwards
Beauty
Buster Crabbe
Roscoe
Hollywood On Parade
Ida. Lupino
Toby Wing
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