Railroad Timetables and Local Social News montage
Central Standard rail times for Ann Arbor South No. 63 9 47 A M and North No. BL 12 46 P M. Many community notices note visits and gatherings with families from Flint Detroit Grand Rapids Kalamazoo and Racine. A lay pastor event and a Moody Bible Institute visit are announced along with funeral notices and civic flower show plans.
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Central Standard
Ann Arbor
M. ‘Harrison
Foster Bus Line connects Clare hubs with Great Lakes network
Foster Bus Line arrives in Clare at 11 40 p m from the south. It returns south at 4 15 p m to Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Both buses connect with Great Lakes buses at Clare.
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Foster Bus Line
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Motor Bus schedule and local notices
Great Lakes Motor Bus schedules list departures from Mt. Pleasant to Clare Harrison Houghton Lake Frudenville and Saginaw with connections to Lansing and north routes. Social notes cover Middleville visitors to Rev and Mrs Stanford and a ten day motor trip by Stough family to Ohio Pennsylvania and Washington DC with Jackson and Rodabaugh families visiting Bert Jackson.
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Fred J. Krell
Leland
Pontiac
Sanford Mott
Pauline Krell
East
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Clare Baptist Church
Glenn Blossom
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Harrison
Houghton Lake
Frudenville
Saginaw
Lansing
Herbert Beneway
Burdette
Middleville
Geo. Stanford
Percy Stough
Joan
Howard Waite
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Castle Jackson
Clifford
Rodabaugh
Fred Rodabaugh
Flint
Bert Jackson
Denker Family Reunion Near Mazon Reports 60 Attendees
The second Denker reunion gathered at the Wred Grieff farm near Mazon on Sunday August 2 with about 60 present. A noon picnic, visiting, horse shoe pitching, and an entertainment plan for next year were discussed. oldest attendee John Emery 77 and youngest Merie Wayne Cotton 2 were named.
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Denker
Myrs. Wred- Grieff
Mazon
Fred Denker
Berwyn
Ill
John Koch
Kanakee
W.H. Williams
South Wilmington
Cliffod
Manhattan
A. E. Denker
Dwight, Ll
John Emery
Port Huron
Merie Wayne Cotton
Clare
Fred Grieff
Lyle
Floyd
Lois
A. B
Harold
Roy
Clyde
Fern
Esther
Dwight
Hol
Donald
Forrest
Melvin
Florence
Id. Schultz
Gene
Douglas
Rudolph
John Edward
Elizabeth
Kankakee
Steve Flint
Geraldine
Bradley
W. H. Williams
Russell
William
Lila
Clifford Denker
Manhattan, Ill
Vernon de Grush
Mason, NL
Katie Lang
Mary Alice Mann
Josephine Dween
Mason
Howard Cotton
Melvin Cotton
Clarence Cotton
Merrdn Wayne
Hazel Slater
Dward Robison
Ethel
Oscar
Fred Carter
Frederick
Detroit
Weekend Visits Across Lansing and Nearby Cities
Francis McKenna of Lansing stayed with his parents and friends. Lydia Witherspoon and Grace Quinlan of Grand Rapids visited Mr and Mrs War Green and Bertha Green. William Briggs of Detroit spent a week with cousin John Hughes and parents Elmer and [space]. Horace Payne of Howell called on his sisters Mrs Jesse Allen and other family.
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Vanes ‘Warren
Flint
Ed. Russell
Robert Douglas
Detroit
Jack Sutherland
Edward Mussell
Farwell
Wm. Dickerson
John Schroder
Arthur Fisher
Grand
C. B. Wood
Alice Olson
Des Plains
Alice van Sicklen
Mt. Pleasant
Brandstetter Hospital
Jack Noble
Miami, Fla
Werbert Marsteller
Washington, D. C
Harry Stone and
St. Louis
Wm. Parsons
Jennings Archambault
Cadillac
Ralph Brown
Chester Richard
J. W. MsVeigh
Ardith ‘McVeigh
Ithaca
Jake Plowfield
Birmingham
Irving Russell
Kalamazoo
C. H. Sutherland, Jr
Jack
Millie Reeder
C. V. High
Coleman
Edna Seeley
Wm. Hildebrandt
A. J
Round Lake
New Bhnegland States
Fred Bauer
Everette Allen
Kenneth Young
Grand Rapids
Hig
Chester Rey
Pelder
George Ramey
Niagara Falls
Mary Achard
Higgins Lake
Frank Cosgrove
Lena Nysgon
Arthur Gates
Howard Mussell
Louisa Bowler
Watervleit
Wm. Streit
Virginia
Mt. Clement
A. J. Kane
Russell A. Thurston
Millie Bostlan
Wm. Marsceilleg
Betty
Lona Lee Hampton
Upper Peninsula
R. L. Stottlemyer
Hazel
Dorothy Misner
Genevra Stottlemyer
Clay Smith
Jackson
Matilda Smith
Dansville
Mary J. Bradford
Stockbridge
Arthur Sharland
Vera Peterson
The
Gas Corporation of Michigan
Hale
Bila Buck
Pontiac
Ohio
Virginias
Romagne
Virginia Perry
Forest
M. Hargrave
Lansing
Mary Rush
Mary Walton
Bay City
Kush
Jerome Frees
Grant
Clare Study Club
Mesdames
Emma Harris
Viola White
Anna Greer
Pearl Sanford
Myra Asline
Francis Mckenna
Lydia Witherspoon
Grace Quinlan
War Green
Bertha Green
William Briggs
John Hughes
Elmer Hughes
Horace Payne
Howell
Jesse Allen
Teachers Code Assures Better Trained Michigan Teachers
The Michigan State Board of Education adopted a new teacher certification code. Dr. Eugene B. Elliott says the code preserves current teachers while requiring three-year probation for new ones and subject-specific training. He expects lasting benefits from flexible standards and ongoing professional study.
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State Board of Education of
Michigan
Eugene B. Elliott
Elliott
Dr. Elliott
Clocks in England and early wall timepieces
The article traces domestic English clocks around 1600 from public display pieces to room clocks known as lanterns bird cages and bedpieces. They were wall or bracket mounted and distinct from costly public clocks.
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England
First F F A Officers Training Camp in Michigan
The Mystic Lake camp drew 65 to 70 boys and advisers from about 12 chapters. It ran August 8 to 10 with campfire programs, recreation including softball and swimming, and talks on agriculture fairs and grange functions. Sessions covered officer duties, meals by Jim D Arcy, and praise for a successful inaugural camp likely to recur.
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Mystic” “Lake
Hennink
Farm Bureau
Park
Reading
Michigan
Gallup
Stanley Powell
Ingleside Farm
Grange
Jim D'Arcy
Fleasant
Coleman
Clare
Beaverton
Farwell
Ewart
Reed City
McBain
Lakeview
Morley
Stanton
Blanchard
Junior McAlvey
Mammoth Cave System Length Revealed in Kentucky
The Mammoth Cave system in Kentucky extends beneath an area ten miles in diameter and comprises main cave segments and tributary passages across five levels, totaling at least 150 miles of passages and chambers.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
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