West Grant Social Roundup Sees Family Visits and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. A Wentworth visited their daughter Mrs Williams in liat the past week. Mrs. Nellie Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith with family went blackberrying and returned with a nice lot of berries. John Oman entertained their daughter from Beaverton over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Russell and family with Miss Jean McArthur drove to Freeland Sunday. Nellie Reynolds attended Warm Union meeting at Hatton Friday evening. Mrs. Higin Hickok and Mrs. John Gaffney attended Freeman Township school board meeting at Mrs. John Burns of Windover Friday afternoon. Ethel Hicks and Mildred Heimbecker of Flint spent a couple days with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook. Anna Gaffney spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Albert Middleton of Loomis. Guy Hickok of Fowlerville spent weekend with his brother Digia and family. Rena Heimbecker and daughter Thelma spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Cook. Elgia Hickok and family spent Saturday with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Claud Flinn at Marion and attended the celebration there. Glen Kurts spent Sunday evening with S Hickok and family.
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A. Wentworth
Williams
Nellie Reynolds
Ivan Smith
John Oman
Beaverton
William Russell
Jean McArthur
Freeland
Hatton
Higin, Hickok
John Gaffney
Freeman Township
John Burns
Windover
Ethel Hicks
Mildred Heimbecker
Flint
Thomas Cook
Anna Gaffney
Albert Middleton
Loomis
Guy Hickok
Fowlerville
Digia
Rena Heimbecker
Thelma
Thos. Cook
Elgia Hickok
Claud Flinn
Marion
Glen Kurts
5. Hickok
Freeman Family Hosts Visit From Sister-in-law Pillars
West Freeman reports Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook hosted Mrs. Coley Pillars from Thursday through Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hickok and family were Heart callers Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cook
Andersonville Harvey Visitors Highlight Local News
Sennett returned to Kalkaska after a week with his aunt. Mia and Oscar Maxwell and family visited Munising relatives. Mrs. Chas Fisher of Pint visited Kalkaska and Munising relatives. Multiple local visitors attended the Nevins reunion at Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey. Sennett
Kalkaska
Mia
Oscar Maxwell
Nellis
Dickie
Icem Slentz
Melvin Stevens
Geo. Ramey
Clarence Ramey
Harold Kile
Nevins
Ithaca
Farmers Union debate set for August twenty
Local notes report barn completion and ongoing Dr Sanford farm repairs. The next Farmers Union debate is scheduled for August 20 with the question Resolved That diversified agriculture is more profitable than specialized agriculture. The Hileman children recover from illnesses and injuries while the community misses a delivery of the Sentinel.
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Ed. Moder
Dr. Sanford
Farmers’ Union
Hileman
Marjorie
Dickie
Billie
Herbert
Emerson Burton
Brex
Chicago
Seb. Plannes
American Investments in the Philippines Reach 200 Million
A San Francisco survey by the Institute of Pacific Relations puts American investments in the Philippines at about 200 million dollars, below the 1932 Bureau of Insular Affairs figure of 258 million. The report notes shifts toward mining and reduced government bonds, with mining now about 37.9 million and gold output rising since 1932, while investments span utilities, refineries, plantations, and commerce.
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San Francisco
Calif
America
Philippines
Institute of Pacific Relations
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Islands
United States
Malay Peninsula
East Indies
China
Japan
Commonwealth
Institute
Tax Legislation Rush Planned Despite Call for Study
Washington observers report a Democratic committee will not propose or prepare any legislation at its hearings. The speaker criticizes the rush to pass emergency tax amendments, arguing for thorough study and two months of deliberation next January to ensure fair taxation and prevent evasion. The critique extends to related White House proposals in court reshaping and wage laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
White House
Court blocks more laws under this administration
The Supreme Court finds more legislation unconstitutional this administration than in any other era. Congress has had too little time to study proposed "must" laws, and the administration has learned little from past experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Three Immortals and The Nightingale in a Brief Tale
Statues in Paris honor three women Joan of Arc Marie Antoinette and Sara Bernhardt. The Nightingale is not an English bird though found across the Old World and has been kept as a cage bird and used as a name for other singing birds in the United States.
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Immortals
Paris
France
Joan of Arc
Marie Antoinette
Sara Bernhardt
Old World
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Merry Goldspyn-Mayer Acrony
Lion Walter Fidgeo
Jack Ganway
Fiel Barrymore
Frank Morgan
Una Merkel
Gernard
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