Relatives Bond at Tairmont Hotel Amid Ts of Holiday Gifts
Tony forms close ties with Ruth Patterson and the Bellamys at the hotel. Ruth praises Tony as a daughter, and the pair discuss Henry Fitch and Bessie Cutter while Lawrence Bellamy frequents their teas. Ruth’s background reveals a wealth and social circle built around New York finance and society.
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Bellamys
Tairmont
Tony
Brenda
Ruth
Mrs. Patterson
Harriet Patterson
Larry
Lawrence Bellamy
Boo
Fitch
Bessie Cutter
Bessie
Frank Fitch
Patterson
New York
Piedmont House
London
Paris
Grandfather Patterson
Harvard
Patterson Manor Farm
Long Island
Lawrence
Ruth Bellamy’s San Francisco life tests love and work
Ruth Bellamy, once secure with Lawrence Bellamy, sees her fortune shrink after their son Peter’s death. In San Francisco, Ruth seeks career independence while Lawrence stays in journalism. Tony presses for a sensational piece, but Lawrence urges steady integrity as Ruth weighs future ambitions and personal happiness.
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Lawrence
Ruth
Merrivale Hills
Tony
San Francisco
Piedmont
Journal
Little Peter
House of Cards
Brenda
Larry
Larry Bellamy
Bellamys
California
Chevalier
Fairmont
Greenwood
Greeny
Market Street
Itch
Allen
Adiy
Rosebush Community News Highlights Birth and Local Visits
The Rosebush column notes a baby boy born February 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burnham. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Merle Worstell hosting kin from West Virginia Mio and Detroit. Several residents illness is reported chicken pox Vivian Graham. A Valentine party at the Cowden home and 4 H Girls event are listed along with tours to Detroit Saginaw and Clare.
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Clarence Burnham
Merle Worstell
West Virginia
Mio
Detroit
Vivian Graham
James MecGarlick
Mt. Pleasant
J. D. Caldwell
William Quinlan
Ernie Hoste
Rose McNerney
A. W. Ruetz
Remus
Dan Coyne
Richard Hunter
Baby
Harley Smith
J. W. Stanton
L. H. Lowery
Barbara Stickle
Willard Allen
Frank Allen
Helen Hamilton
Lyman Williams
Grayling
Lillian Dutton
Velma Coyne
Saginaw
Johnny Funneil
Harold Johnston
Ideal Theatre
Clare
Feeble Mindedness Heredity and Causes Examined
Feeble mindedness is more than 50 percent hereditary. Of the remainder about 12 percent appears due to neuropathic ancestry with families marked by paralysis and alcoholism. Nineteen percent is attributed to accidental causes including diseases like meningitis convulsions and fevers in early life.
Michigan Deer and Small Game Seasons Safer for Hunters
Michigan reports fewer hunter fatalities from accidental firearm discharges this past deer and small game seasons. Deer season saw seven deaths with three from accidental discharge. small game season recorded 15 such deaths. Injuries totaled six and 36 respectively. Forest fires in 1935 were at a record low, with fire zones north of Muskegon to Saginaw. Deer license sales approached 87,432 with many agents still reporting. Michigan attended the Washington wildlife conference with 40 delegates, delivering key papers.
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Michigan
Muskegon
Saginaw
Department of Conservation
Lansing
Washington
Smelt Reported In Western Lake Superior By Fishermen
Reports to the Department of Conservation from Bavaga and L’Ange area commercial fishermen indicate smelt have reached the far western end of Lake Superior for the first time, west of Marquette. The five month spearing season on inland lakes ends Saturday February 29, with ice fishing laws unchanged if ice remains.
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Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
St. Marys River
Department of Conservation
Bavaga and
L'Ange
Marquette
Conservation Department buys feed as birds face winter hunger
The Department of Conservation for the first time in years allocates funds to buy corn and other grains to aid game birds. For two weeks, southern state officers have spent most of their time setting up winter feeding stations and urging local sportsmen to join in this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
Classified Liner in the Clare Sentinel Promises Real Results
A line from the Clare Sentinel touts its classified liner as a fast route to fet money. The notice urges readers to try the service for practical financial gains.
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Clare ‘Sentinel
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Norris
Sopyright, Kathleen Norris
WN Service
Chapter
Yerhomer
Hoshir
Constabulary
Mick
Rosebush News
Gertude Wager
Floyd
Lester
Spring Arbor Seminary
Orvel Graham
Jeanann
Roger Dee
Darel Cole
Vernon
Michigan Department of Conservation
Iin
Bell Telephone Company
Leola Reisinger
Peoria Ave
Decatur
Mil
Dr. Pierce
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