Railroad Time Tables and Local News Note
Ann Arbor South No. 62 10 18 A M North No. 61 1 10 P M Pere Marquette West 9 45 Tuesday 7 42 A M 2 00 P M Easter Buys leaves Hotel Doherty 8 20 Saturdays and Mondays only. Mr and Mrs H M Barnes returned from Charlotte. Mrs Millie Bostian poorly at 102 East Sixth. Mabel Reynolds ill mother in Jonia. Dover Tabernacle services Sunday at 3 00 led by Rev A D Telder. Public invited. Mrs Gordon Rogers and Mr Arthur Brainard visited Muskegon. Wm Cleveland and Mortimer Ivish moved to Tenant property. Dorothy Binhammer appointed to Lucy A Sloan dinner decorations committee. No Mabel Bradley Court meeting March 25. Sir Knight B W Thompson to attend. Mrs rank Holmes visiting Flint. Devere Schoonover to Lansing for state building accounting job. Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Feb 28 at Mrs W H Hiden. Frank Murphy elbow injury from horse fall. County Dem delegates chosen to Grand Rapids Feb 24. John Asline and S A Wilkinson travel in the south and Miami. King’s Daughters luncheon next Thursday at Mrs Dewey Paxton 5 to 8. Civics class trip to Lansing visited legislature and Reo Factory. Thearon Davis, son of Fred and Ed Davis of Cincinnati, died after truck accident. Thos S Hirt’s 74th birthday observed at home of A L Rogers. Hiram Latison guest of honor at Mrs F A Hachmuth’s. miscellaneous shower and gift hunt.
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H. M. Barnes
Kenneth
Charlotte
Merle McNabb
Ithaca
Chester Richard
Millie Bostian
East Sixth Street
J. G. Carpenter
Mabel Reynolds
Jonia
Gordon Rogers
Arthur Brainard
Muskegon
B.’s
Wm. Cleveland
Wormer
Mortimer Ivish
Fannie Bolen
Vernon Hill
Dorothy Binhammer
Clare Junior
Lucy A. Sloan
Knight B
Thompson
the Maccabees
Rank Holmes
Frank Murphy
Frank
John A. Jackson
L. H. Thompson
Clare County
Grand Rapids
L. W. Jackson
M. B. Gallagher
John Asline
S. A. Wilkinson
South
Miami
Bwla
Texas
Dewey Paxton
Kittie McIntosh
Bernice Alldread
Advance Civics
Harry Wehrly
E. D. Kennely
Lansing
Reo Automobile
Edw. Russet
Fred Davis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thearon
Clare
Thos
Hirt
A. L. Rogers
C. C. Harris
Alpha Lewis
Hiram Latison
F. A. Hachmuth
Methodist Sunday School
Confusion Over a Mouse at Ladies Aid Meeting Unfolds
A lighthearted note reports a mouse at a Ladies Aid meeting causing a brief stir. Writers joke about last minute copy for the paper arriving, reflecting small town newsroom bustle and community humor.
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Ladies' Aid
Republican Voters Set County and State Conventions
The Isabella County Republican Convention to elect delegates to the State Convention will meet February 21, 1983 at 5:00 p.m. at the Mt. Pleasant Courthouse. Townships reuse the same delegates as last fall under Election Law Chapter 13 Part 3. All former delegates are expected to attend.
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Grand Rapids
Isabella County
Court House
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan 15 mill tax limit amendment explained
Department of State reports widespread requests for explanation of the 15 mill tax limitation voted last November. The measure caps property taxes at 1.5 percent of assessed value or 15 per 1000, with a power for cities to raise to 20 mills by two thirds vote. Impacts vary by community as debt levels and operating costs differ, with 1931 levies at 254 million and 1933 projected near 156 million.
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Department of State
Michigan
Businessmen Hear Timely Address At Chamber Meeting
A Chamber of Commerce gathering featured Dr. Voelker speaking on education and civic virtue while avoiding political notes about his Superintendent bid. The program praised child guidance, fair play, and a return to principled citizenship, followed by updates on sales tax and legislative bills.
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Galilee
Dr. Voelker
Voelker
Chamber of Commerce
Unwise Physician Scolded for Rich Patients Linseed Mustard Plaster
A wife explains why she left her doctor. She questions the physician’s costly remedies, saying it is silly to treat people as rich as they are with linseed and mustard plasters.
Bargain Household Goods In Varied Floral Mats And Linens
A sale listing highlights floor mats 141-2 x 27 inches in assorted floral colors with heavy varnish finish, plus 36 inch unbleached items and 81 inch unbleached sheeting. It advertises gowns, comforters, remnants, Turkish towels, bed sheets, spool cotton, muslin, percale, toweling, children's clothing, sweaters, and blankets at low prices with emphasis on new stock and savings.
Banks of state closed Tuesday sparks Secret Service action
The United States Secret Service plans a statewide investigation to halt false propaganda about Michigan banks after an eight day holiday. Agents will gather evidence, pursue suspects, and citizens are urged to report any anonymous letters calls or publications spreading anti-government propaganda. Violators face potential federal penalties. Also found: a Jackson Market ad promoting various meats and dairy items for Saturday.
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U. S. Secret Service
Actigdn
Michigan
Secret Service
United State
W. R. Moran
Washington
Detroit
United States Secret Service
Lafayette Building
Mich
Randolph
United Laws
United States District
Central State Teachers College Hopes to Complete Repairs Soon
Central State Teachers College reports repairs to the science building from the January 31 fire will finish by the end of February with classes continuing. Robert Banhagel of the State Building Department oversees a local crew as foreman. The college will host a district and regional basketball tournament with Athletic Director Wallace Parker directing the district event March 2 to 4, and B W Lodewyk leading Michigan regional tourney March 10 and 11. A historic long cold spell enabled a skating rink at the college to operate after two winters, funded largely by student organizations, with Buy American likely noted.
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Central State Teachers College
Robert Banhagel
State Building’ Department
Central State’ Teachers College
Wallace C. Parker
Central Michigan
B. W. Lodewyk
Michigan
Cate
How Sensible Folks Stop Rheumatic Pains For 85 Cents
An 85 cent bottle of Allenry is advertised as a safe fast-acting remedy for rheumatic pains. The notice claims it removes uric acid and toxins, easing rheumatism, sciatica, neuritis, and lumbago within 48 hours. Money back guarantee offered through I A Anderson or local druggists.
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Allenry
I. A. Anderson
Modi Am
World's smallest shop in Hyderabad claims tiny triumph
A belt shop in Hyderabad, India, touted as possibly the world's smallest store. Its window measures 86 inches high and 8 inches wide, yet it remains fully staged with shutters that are locked each night.
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Hyderabad
India
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