Albania Steps On It Turns Modern
National Geographic notes Albania’s sweeping modernization after 1928 reforms. It highlights veiling bans, roads and bridges expansion, motor transport rise, and a migrant returnee influence from the United States shaping Tirana, banking, telegraph services, and electricity in a rugged, mountainous nation with olives, tobacco, and dairy production.
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Albania
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Italy
Adriatic
Balkan Peninsula
Tirana
Tirane
Elbasan
Kraba Pass
New England
Middle Western
Maliki
Queen Bees Registered in Santa Cruz County
In California queen bees must be registered, Santa Cruz County estimates about 500 queens each with 50 000 attendants. The registration is to be completed on the dotted line.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
California
Santa Cruz County
Maple Grove U Uplifts Weekend Activities And Repairs
Sunday services at Maple Grove United include a 2 00 PM school session and a 3 00 PM preaching hour led by Rev E R Town. Prayer meetings occur Wednesdays at 8 00 PM. Eileen Schofield enjoyed a vacation visiting Prudenville for her sister’s wedding with Herschel Reiss and parents. Walter Smenley builds a new kitchen while state highway crews gravel the Lake George road detour for US 10.
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Msgs
Eileen Schofield
Cheboygan
Herschel Reiss
Prudenville
Louis
Blume
Orion
Hilmer Schofield
Walter Smenley
I. Schofield
Lake George
Don Luce
Bernard Schofield
Local visitors and hospital note from Brush College
Brush College reports guests from Lansing Coleman and Mancelona visiting the J C Newman home and relatives. Miss Josie Newman underwent an appendix operation at Clare General Hospital and is expected to recover. Also noted are Alma visitors Delbert Sanders Hazel Jean and Harl Sanders and congratulations to newlyweds Harold Mann formerly Jessie Sanders.
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Leslie Calhoun
Lansing
John Brubaker
Joel Carter
Coleman
Frank Sanders
Leo Coats
Mancelona
Carman Newman
Flint
J. C. Newman
Josie Newman
Clare General Hospital
Delbert Sanders
Hazel Jean
Harl Sanders
Alma
Albert Hanner
Lake
Miss Hanner
Ilinois
Logan Ried
Winois
Harley Coats
Mur
Harold Mann
Jessie Sanders
Local families share weekend visits and park outings
Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner and relatives visited Grant Sunday. Lee Honderich and friends stayed with Rev and Mrs M R Honderich. Several families camped at Wilson State Park for the fair. The Young Peoples Sunday School enjoyed a picnic at Loon Lake. School renovations proceed as workers repair and enlarge the basement for a new furnace. Church services are scheduled Sunday morning.
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Henry Kleiner
Ernest Kleiner
Marjorie Jane
Chris Webber
Grant
Lee Honderich
M.R. Honderich
Frank Poet
Poet
Frank Barton
Wilson State Park
Henry Barton
Gordon Kleiner
Hinora
Donald Kleiner
Artie Carncross
Ernest Penrose
Blystone
Lola Rulapaugh
Flint
Young Peoples
Loon Lake
Jennie Bates
Kenneth Rocky
Abbie Stone
Hatton
Stanley Kleiner
Norman Hutchinson
Ernest Klein
Woman Lawyer Aims for Judgeship Says Pathfinder
In dialogue from Pathfinder Magazine, Mrs Gabley asserts she has been admitted to the bar and can practice law but plans to become a judge to have the last word. The remark reflects ambitions within the legal profession.
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Tyndale
Misquoted guest and landlord exchange at country inn
A guest asks about a proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back. The landlord replies that the straw will be found in the bed the guest tried to sleep in last night. The exchange reflects rustic humor and local dialect.
London Churches by Sir Christopher Wren Count Fifty Five
A historical note records that the number of churches designed by Sir Christopher Wren, famed architect of London, was fifty five.
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London
Sir Christopher Wren
Rosebush Social Notes From Michigan Residents
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter spent Tuesday in Saginaw. 44 H club members visited a Bay City rental plant. They enjoyed a picnic at Wenonah Beach. Miss Mary Jane Porterfield of Mt Pleasant visited the Matteson home. Rose Lynch of Saginaw stayed with her parents. The Youngs returned from Niagara Falls. Hunter Walker family went to Nashville to visit his mother. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown of lint tended to their father’s estate. Mary Johnson of Detroit visited her mother. The McConnell family attended their son John’s wedding to Mary Cunningham at Abley. Sterighners moved into L A Stickles cabin. Cecil Bullard from Detroit spent time here. Helen Gaul of Chicago visited Mrs Hamilton. Several girls camped at Lake Missauga. Patrick Lynch returned home from near Winn. William Robinson of Battle Creek visited Maubee home. Families spent weeks at Houghton Lake. Four girls went to Lansing for 4 H judging, returning next day. Bertha Kiufs of Albion visited with Lynch family. John Crawford and wife went to Ironwood for visits.
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Robert Hunter
Saginaw
44-H
Bay’ City
Hey
Wenonah Beach
Mary Jane Porterfield
Mt. Pleasant
Roy Matteson
Rose Lynch
John Lynch
William G. Young
Marvin
Mary
Niagara Halls
Henry Walker
Dolores
Helen Lynch
Nashville
Michigan
Arthur Brown
Lint
Mary Johnson
Detroit
J. Y. Johnston
J. D. McConnell
Abley
John
Mary Cunningham
Alvin Sterighner
Pennsylvania
L. A. Stickles Cabin
Cecil Bullard
Helen Gaul
Chicago
Frank Hamilton
Ruth
Jean
Helen
Bonnie Johnston
Vivian Graham
Madeline Walker
Bernice Wild
Lake Missauga
Patrick Lynch
J. W. Livingston
Winn
William Robinson
Battle Creek
Elizabeth Maubee
Mauricé
MicConnell
Ralph Sharp
Houghton
Lake
Marjorie “McEwen
Helen Hamilton
Dorothy’ Swindlehurst
Virginia
Lansing
Bertha Kiufts
Albion
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Ralph Morgan
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Bob Allee Pani Gsep
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Eleanor Stewart
Young Love
Fosto
Marjorie Lord
Richard Ros
Cliff Re Old
Rko-Radio
Universal Picture
Erich Remarque
Maple Grove
Maple Grove U. 8
E.R
Brush College
Jesse Lamphere
McEwan and
Clare, Michigan
Rosebush News
Johns-Manville
Clare Elevator Co
BASE
Detroit Tigers
New York Yanks
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