Ask Support for 1937 Christmas Seal Sale
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association promotes its 1937 Christmas seal sale with 65,000,000 seals featuring the town crier. Proceeds fund anti tuberculosis programs now in their thirty first year, with chest X rays aiding detection and early treatment across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maing
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Michigan
Bruce H. Douglas
Home Building Costs Rise Hampering 1937 Planting
A Northwestern National Life Insurance survey of 83 U S cities finds soaring costs push middle class families to postpone or cancel new homes from New York to Seattle. Costs up about 15 percent since 1936 with 94 8 percent of 1926 29 boom levels. Rental increases and cost plus building shape industry delays. Some cities see little impact while demand shifts to repairs and old-home purchases.
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Minneapolis
New York
Seattle
Northwestern National Life Insurance. Company
Cincinnati
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chicago
Female Rats Are Hard to Trap Says Rat-Catcher
Lorain based rat catcher Lorain C E L Strawsburg of Hagerstown Maryland arrives to trap public buildings. With 17 years’ experience he says female rats are too smart for traps and that ninety percent of captured rats are males. He advocates poisoning to kill the female rat.
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Lorain
E. L. Strawsburg
Hagerstown
Strawsburg
Abandoned Rail Station Leased for Car Storage
An unused Pennsylvania railroad station in Rayland Ohio has been leased to store automobiles. The facility at the rail yard will serve as a secure depot for vehicles awaiting dispatch or sale in the region.
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Rayland
Fiend Cape Firewopped Graffitti Keeps Off Grass Sign
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a fiend and a keep off the grass sign with unclear context. The readable elements include a sign on grass and a threat or action related to a firework or firewopped motif, but no coherent event or names emerge.
Thanksgiving Dinner at Myers Corners Plays Host List
Thanksgiving guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers in Harrison. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shunk and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ott and family, Clarence Glynn, Norman Myers family, George and Mary Perkins, Russell and Verlin Williams, Lynn Vige, and friends. Local hunting visits occurred with Bill Hartman, Grant Williams, and others.
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Giesté
Bill Hartman
Grant Williams
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Neighbors and Relatives
A list of local families sharing Thanksgiving and weekend visits. Colomilee Phillips and Brant relatives joined by Arthur Hierholzer and Midland family. Clute and Thompson families spent Thanksgiving with Archie McKillop and Ruby Thompson in Pontiac and Rosebush, with Empey, Willets, Bodkins, and Nevills also noted in gatherings.
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James Phillips
Brant
Beryl
Lester ‘Phillips
Rosebush
Arthur
Walter Hierholzer
Midland
Henry Hierholzer
Jay’ Clute
Patricia
Robert
Melvin Willets
Flint
Frank Walters
Tessie
Hazel _ Bodkins
Chas, Bodkins
Glen Gordon
Brand
Floyd
Clute
Loren Nevills
Ivan Nevills
Roland Apent
Thanksgiving guests noted in Harrison and Lansing gatherings
Thanksgiving gatherings listed include Mr and Mrs James Negillscot Reginald Reid Robert and Jay Harrison and Mrs Floyd Garver Roberta Lansing Richard Emerson and Harold Thompson Dover with Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips M D Clute visiting Harrison with Elmer Clute for several days last week
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James Negillscot
Midland
D AM i
Reginald Reid
Robert
Jay
Harrison
Floyd Garver
Roberta
Lansing
Richard Eimerson
Harold Thompson
Dover
Arthur Phillips
M. D. Clute
Elmer Clute
HINKLEVILLE Social notes include Hinkle recovery and family visits
Mrs. F. Hinkle shows steady improvement, leaving bed to walk briefly with help. Clara Davison of Lansing visits Vern Moling family. Several relatives and friends gather for Thanksgiving and weekend visits near Clare, including Sparbels, McIntosh, Sparkel, Armstrong, and Teale families, with Teales moving into a new house west of Clare.
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F. Hinkle
Clara Davison
Lansing
Vern Moling
Sampson
Wilverton
Jeff Willey
Gordon McCiinish
Blyoa Lea
Kittie ‘McIntosh
Floyd Elliott
X. Joyner
Clare
Elva Lea
Wm. Lowery
Vernon
Alfa
Miss Cox
Jack Sparbel
Pontiac
Jas. Lyons
Midland
Paul Mance
L. Woodward
Helen
Doris
John Sparkel
Jack Armstrong
Doris Jean
Frederic
Volney Davis
Wm. Teale
West City
Thanksgiving Guests At Purdy Home Mention Willis Whitney
Willis Whitney joined his wife at the Purdy home for Thanksgiving and stayed until Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wellington Moline of Lansing and Mr and Mrs Harold Moline of Clare were Thanksgiving dinner guests of their parents, Mr Burd and Mrs Vern Moline. Billy returned from MSC at Hast Lansing and remained for the weekend while Mr and Mrs Powers and son spent Sunday at Lake.
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Willis Whitney
Purdy Home
Wellington Moline
Lansing
Harold Moline
Clare
Burd
Vern. Moline
Billy
M.S.C
Hast
Ree
Powers
Lake
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