Vernon Hill and area residents visit relatives in multiple towns
Vernon Hill and Mrs. John LaMotte along with their son traveled from Grayling toward Lansing and Detroit visiting numerous relatives. Many calls and visits across Vernon, Clare, Mt. Pleasant, Flint, Pontiac and Coleman mark a busy weekend with illnesses noted for Mrs. Margarett Briggs and Ruth Bergey.
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John LaMotte
Grayling
George Snider
Lansing
Detroit
Ethel Dedafoe
Joe Medafoe
Diamondale
Amelia Gardner
Cynthia. Emery
John Haring and
Childen
Cecil Blanchard
Warren Heiser
Mary Frances
Myr
Clintrawford
Clare
C. A. Heiser
Gilbert Howard
John Schultz
Marshall Bonham
Colonville
George Campbell
Denton
Mt. Pleasant
F. G. Allen
Margarett Briggs
Ruth
Vermell Bergey
J. D. Gregory
Monroeville
Ohio
Simest Stevens
Edward Mussell
Flint
Arnold Bidwell
Arthur Brown
Henry Snider
Herb Varney
Vernon
Harold Kile
Maxine Owens
Gilmone
Milo Myers
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
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Washington comments attack administrative waste and taxation
The columnist roasts the administration for a vast political bureaucracy described as an Army of Occupation. He argues taxes skim purchasing power through collectors and redistributors, urging immediate cuts and a return to economy in public spending to restore taxpayer control.
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Washington
Baltimore
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Loomis Robert Anderson of Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs George Anderson. Mr and Mrs Wm Baldwin and Miss Alma Anderson of Midland visited the Andersons on Sunday. Mrs Claire Strouse and babies returned home at Him Grove after weeks with Roy Woodworth. Sunday callers included Dee Merril of Mt Pleasant and Mrs Paul Krienke and Mrs W Gerow at the Woodworth home. Frank Musser and son Frankie visited east of Mt Pleasant and at Charles Taylor’s in Mt Pleasant Monday afternoon. Audrey Musser spent the weekend with Margaret Lackie.
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J. LeCunningham
Flint
Jack ‘Smith
Orl Sipe
Us-10
Fordville
Demonic McConnell
Mona Jean Harvey
Leona i Pringle
Mt. Pleasant
Jerry Kile
Delwin
Harold Kile
Norman Myers
North Arthur
Milo Myers
Jay Bellinger
Pontiac
Melvin Brasington
Edward Mussell
Farwell
Wm. Dickerson
John Hunt
St. Helena
Gilbert Howard
Ed Russell
Clare
Clarence Ramey
Andersonville
W. W. Kile
Chas
Whitlock
Henry Snider
George . Snider
Asher Knight
Pleasant
Mia
Kate Marlin
Bennett Graham
Lansing
Will
Herb Lennard
Starry Harsh
Loomis
F. L. Bergey
Norman
Myéra
Harl
Jack
Sony Donald Bryant
Argilla
Groner
Garnett Groner
Sanford
George Bryant
Ruzena Bronson
Lou Nevins
Ralph Albee
Gilbert Waddington
Wesley Tealey
Gordon McIntosh
Hinkleville
John Schultz
Chris Smith
Coleman
Robert Anderson
George Anderson
Wm. Baldwin
Alma Anderson
Midland
Claire Strouse
Him Grove
Roy Woodworth
Dee Merril
Paul Krienke
W. Gerow
Frank Musser
Frankie
Fay Ferguson
Donald Cobleigh
Sheridan
Charles Taylor
Mr. Pleasant
Audrey Musser
Margaret Lackie
Madison the Smallest President and His Simple Dress
The article notes James Madison as the smallest president at about 5 feet 4 inches and describes his pale thoughtful face. Aaron Burr called him "great little Madison" and his attire at inauguration included a wool suit made from locally raised wool, a gift tied to Colonel Humphrey and Chancellor Livingston.
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Madison
James Madison
Aaron Burr
Senate
Humphrey
Livingston
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