Local Briefs and Social Notes from Alms and Nearby Areas
Paul Weatherhead attends Alms school but spent the weekend with his parents. Elmer Hughes was in Saginaw on business. Mrs. Wo Vreelang went to Bey City for her uncle’s funeral. Hackson youths attended a Leota party Friday. Sam Bruce traveled to Lansing and other southern spots regarding State road work. A Den g church young ladies auxiliary meeting planned a talent play for March. Mr. and Mrs Ivan Feighner and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson visited the Vreeland home. Mr. and Mrs A bis Crigier and children visited Clare relatives. Homer Campbell and Ian Atwood Rosebush spent Sunday at their college here. Charles Bingham, two months in Pennsylvania, expected home this week. Frank Brooks moved his family back from Midland to his farm. Mable and Charles Bingham visited Clare Monday.
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Paul Weatherhead
Alms
Elmer Hughes
Saginaw
Wo. Vreelang
Bey City
Hackson
Leota
Sam Bruce
Lansing
State Road
Henny Gardiner
Young Ladies Auxilliary
Den’g
Ivan Feighner
Roy Wilson
Vreeland
Fir
Crigier
Clare
Homer Campbell
Ian Atwood
Rosebush
Colottae
Charles Bingham
Pennsylvania
Frank Brooks
Midland
Mable
Brown Corners Mise Alma Bell Satison Visit
Alma Bell Satison of Clare stayed overnight with Mise Edna Lower. Homer Satison and Mrs. A. Alwood visited the Harger family. Joe MacCartney of Detroit and Tony Freed hosted guests. A gathering at the Eagle Sunday night included several locals. Clair Coulter buzzed wood for Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Alma Bell Satison
Clare
Edna Lower
Homer Satison
A. Alwood
James Harger
Joe MacCartney
Detroit
Tony Freed
Meesing
the Eagle
Clair Coulter
Wood
Beatrice Langworthy Resigns to Move West
Beatrice Langworthy has resigned her position at the school and plans to go out west with her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs Hiram Satison of Clare visited Sunday for dinner with her uncle James Lower and family. A classified liner promises quick results. try one next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan- Herger
Beatrice Langworthy
Hiram Satison
Clare
James Lower
Unclear OCR fragment on meat prices and dates
Fragmentary text shows meat prices per hundredweight and various figures, with unclear dates and vendors. The readable terms include hogs and mutton prices and trailing numeric sequences, but no complete context or identifiable entities.
Tornado devastates Gardner area injuring many and destroying school
A deadly tornado hit Gard ner settlement near Qconee Georgia killing about 30 people and leaving families wiped out. The Cleveland Oconee Lumber Co plant suffered vast damage while a school housing 0 pupils was destroyed but all escaped with minor injuries. Red Cross and civic groups aid the homeless and injured as relief arrives from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qconee
Gardner
Tennille
Sandersville
Atlanta
Red Cross
Toomsboro
Cleveland-Oconee Lumber Co
Harding Returns to Work in St Augustine After Vacation
President-elect Harding resumes duties at St Augustine Florida after a three week vacation. He must clear correspondence and business before final cabinet decisions. He sailed the Florida coast aboard a houseboat and set up temporary offices in a local hotel.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Florida
Washington
Bergdoll Escape Probe Hinted by Congress
A congressional committee considers investigating Grover C Bergdoll's escape from military guard and flight to Germany. Inquiries focus on how he obtained £105 000 in gold from the treasury and his claim of burying it in Maryland to bribe officials for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grover C. Bergdoll
Germany
Bergdoll
Treasury Department
Maryland
Packard to Hire 1000 More Workers and Pay Dividend
Detroit based Packard Motor Car company announces immediate hiring of 1000 additional workers as auto demand improves. President Alvan Macauley confirms general business gains and declares a regular 12 4 percent dividend on the preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Company
Alvan Macauley
Belgians and Germans clash in Aix la Chapelle streets
Serious fighting has broken out between the Belgian army of occupation in Germany and inhabitants of Aix la Chapelle. A Belgian patrol fired on a crowd in the streets, wounding several people.
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London
Germany
Aix la Chappelle
Admiral Grayson Reports Patient Improvement at White House
Washington notes Admiral Grayson, Wilson’s physician, found the president improved after three weeks of illness. Grayson’s visit marked renewed activity as Wilson, previously bedridden, attended theater, rode alone, and oversaw work on his new home.
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Washington
Admiral Grayson
Wilson
Grayson
Daredevil Captain Offers to Ride Moon Shot Ball
Capt Charles N Fitzgerald commander of the New York City air police offers to be enclosed in the giant ball for Prof Robert H Goddard s planned moon launch. Known as a daredevil he volunteers to ride the capsule on the voyage.
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Charles N. Fitzgerald
New York City
Rail fare raise held up by Michigan AG department
The Michigan Attorney General's Department says the Interstate Commerce Commission order raising intra state fares to 3.6 cents per mile does not apply. Michigan maintains 3.5 cents per mile until federal and state suits resolve. The AG filed petitions for injunctions against railroads to stop interstate fares back in December.
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Lansing
Attorney-General’s Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan
Federal
Detroit
Ingham Circuit
Public Utilities Commission
Scott Lake Bill Moves Through Legislature
Washington reports Senator Townsend will push for swift senate approval of the Scott bill after House passage. The measure lengthens the Great Lakes summer navigation season from May 15 to May 1 and from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 to ease enforcement. Introduced by Representative Scott of Alpena Michigan, it aims to reduce the need for rafts and lifeboats for all aboard during shoulder seasons.
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Washington
Townsend
Senate
Scott
House
Great Lakes
Alpena
Mich
Senate Naval Committee Urges Navy Equal To Any Power
Washington report on the Berah resolution states the United States should maintain a navy at least equal to any other power, contingent on a world wide arms limit agreement. study considered suspending capital ship construction for six months to review World War I lessons.
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Washington
United States
Senate Naval Committee
Senate
Marshall to quit politics at 67 after leaving office
Vice President Thomas Riley Marshall plans to retire from political life at 67 after March 4 when his term ends. He hopes to tour with lectures and pursue earnings, signaling a shift from public service to private work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Poltics
Marshall
Church Notices and Pastoral Schedules
A dense church page lists services for Congregational, Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran, and Catholic congregations. It notes sermon times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and pastor names such as G P Badgley J C Rooney E W Davis Hugo Hoenecke and J J McAllister. The page also includes a long poem and a brief quotation about forgiveness and thoughtfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo H. Hoenecke
Hermansdale
Destruction of Confiscated Tobacco by Eilish Customs
The article notes tobacco confiscated by Eilish customs authorities was burned in a furnace called the king's pine. It condemns all similar tobacco and references its use in manufacturing chemists for products like sheep dip and garden insecticides. It also mentions remarks on typewriters comparing them to Kipling and a Boston Tram script.
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Tts Ali
Eilish
Syrecure Herald
Kipling
Boston
Missouri Congressman Proposes Nationwide Referendum Amendment
Congressman Cleveland A Newton introduces a resolution to amend the Constitution requiring a national popular referendum for future amendments. Currently a three fourths majority in state legislatures is needed for amendments to take effect.
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Cleveland A Newton
Missouri
House
Local Notices From Maple Grove and Farwell
Mrs Lena Devison visited Mrs Alice Davison at Farwell Saturday. Miss Lelia Sanborn stayed with her sister Mrs E Austin last week. Kertie Graham learned of uncle Al Glasss death this morning. Mrs Geb Griffin spent the weekend in Clare with Mrs Fred Hudson. Ray Utley spent Sunday with his family here as he was fat work at.
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Lena Devison
Alice Davison
Farwell
M. Hayward
Nina Schaar
Clare
Will Scott
Mise Core Adame
Lansing
J. Timpe’s
Lucien Owens
McAninch
Frank Wiggins
J. Davison
Marlette
Lelia Sanborn
E. Austin
Kertie Graham
Hight Point Lake Social: Davison Guests and Baby Improves
Mr and Mrs J Davison were Winddover Lake callers Friday. Baby Graham, previously very ill, is now aoms better.
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Congressional Committee
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Princeton University
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J. C. Rooney
Sberidan Church
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Methodist Episcopal
E. W. Davis
Owen
Epworth League
J. W. Alexander
Ladies Aid
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J. J. McAllister
Boston Transcript
Tibbell
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