Mallotin Treasures Meal Saving Scheme With Mrs Bell
Mal lotin, a New York bachelor, nearly loses his cook Mrs Bell to a fiancé, Arthur Horage. He bucks the odds by paying Horage two hundred dollars to marry for money she saved, then aims to keep Mrs Bell by proposing marriage himself as a solution. Later a family New Year’s resolution segment shows a quiet pledge to stop complaining.
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Mallotin
Horage
Young Horage
Mrs. Bell
Cleveland
Unies
Mother
Ben
Bay Yd
Local News Roundup from Frost Town and Flint Visit
Mr and Mrs Francis Walling returned to Flint after visiting relatives here. Road work between Tayes and Frost paused due to gravel shortage. Gerald M Cooper and Ora Diliz of Windray Ohio wed in Findlay on December 9. Thimble Club met with Mrs S P Cooper and Mrs Ed Barringer who was in Dayton Ohio for her mother’s illness. Mr and Mrs Freeman Goodrich visited Glen Stanfield. A Community Christmas tree will be held at Frost town hall Friday December 18 with Districts 2 3 and 4 joining. All invited.
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Francis ‘Walling
Flint
Yownling Road
Gerald
M. Cooper
Ora Diliz
Windlay
Findlay
Thimble
Ed. Barringer
Dayton
Ohio
Freeman
Goodrich
Glen Stanfield
Frost Town Hall
Southeast Michigan Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Elmer Taylor and family moved to Midland last week while Max Elliott battles mumps. Fred Coe from Pontiac visited his uncle’s family. Beadle farm residents moved to Clare as a new family arrived. John Livingston visited M. P. Sowle. Clarence and Floyd Randle spent time with their mother. George Larson and a Detroit friend hunted at Ole Larson’s. Harold Larson came from Pontiac for the weekend. Welch stayed home sick at the Depeer house while his mother from Farwell visited the Degeer home. Orla Barber and wife visited near Beaverton with Mrs. B’s sister, Mrs. Jack Collins. John Bell cut wood Monday. A. T. Carrows and Ruth Davis visited the Gerald Macklem family. the Sauls left for Traverse City for the winter.
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Elmer Taylor
Midland
Max Elliott
Fred Coe
Pontiac
Beadle
Clare
John Livingston
M. P. Sowle
Clarence
Floyd Randle
Geo. Larson
Detroit
Ole Larson
Harold Larson
Hold ‘Welch
Depeer
Farwell
Degeer
Orla Barber
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Clare County
Tihem
Galea
Clare Fruit CO
John Dionise
DeForest
Word “Radio
Floyds
Babina
Marion R. Reagan
Frost
Sheridan
Rexall Store
Eastman Kodaks
Gilberts Chocolates
Victor
Johnson’s Chocolates
E. A. Anderson
Michigan
Richelieu
Primere
Lafette
Louraine
Deltah
Iirs
Whitney & Davis
Hampdens
South Bends
Waltham
Gee Esco
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