The Park Square farce and a wartime romance unfold
In a Park Square theater scene Blanche notes Mary Manning in a box with Adams and Hamlin family members as Paul plans a quiet romance before he enlists. He visits Mary at a Beacon Street mansion where they discuss war, love, and Marys vow to save rather than merely desire.
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Park Square
Blanche
Paul
Hannah
Mary
Philip
Hamstead
New York
Boston
Beacon Street
Stanfly
Wman
Miss Manning
Mrs. Adams
Miss Adams
Paul Manning
Vermont
Jant
Mr. Hamilin
Judkins
Alwys
Miss Sims
Lady Blanche Farm
Ste
Hod
Myra
Violet
Quiretermaster's Department
David Noble
David
Mother
Jane
Boardly
Toylow
Pan Geing
Mr. Hamlin
Tara
Maary
Poe
Alary
Look At These Savings Lenton Specials Read
Local ad lists bargain prices and discounts with items at 29¢ 12¢ 18¢ 19¢ and 10¢, highlighting limited time offers at Lenton.
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Lenton
Ancient proverb on guilty and innocent quoted in dictionaries
Quotation traces the saying Better that ninety nine guilty go free than one innocent suffer to Wood and Christy dictionaries. The phrase is listed as Old Danish with the variant It is a letter that ten guilty go free than that one innocent should suffer.
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Wood
Christy
Early American Clockmaker Christian Why Prominent in Manheim Roots
Clockmaker Christian Why of Manheim Pennsylvania circa 1830 gained renown for grandfather clocks. He left his business to his sons George and Jacob Ehy who continued the craft in his tradition.
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Chistian Why
Manheim
George and
Jacob Ehy
Advance Grange Weekend Visits and Socials Report
Miss Flora Stuermer stayed with her Greenwood parents while Miss Gladys Davis and Miss Donna Davis visited Clare relatives. Local gatherings included a surprise wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Cotton and several social calls among residents. Several villagers reported illness or helped with chores and farm work over the weekend.
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Flora Stuermer
Greenwood
Gladys Davis
Clare
Sarah Schunk
Donna Davis
F. P. Davis
A. T. Carrow
Wallace
K. Stevens
Jess Alen
Harrison
Bruce Williams
Harry Jay
Russel Gregg
Stanley Gregg
Mark Schunk
Harland Williams
Harry Fancon
PF. P. Davis
Geo. Fitzpatrick
Local Social Roundup in Colonville Neighborhood
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hampton of Mt Pleasant attended dinner at Sarah Bodkins home. Patricia Clute visited grandmother Mrs Ruby Thompson. Francis Thomas and Elmer Clute group, plus Brown Corners visitors, called at M D Clute home. Several Kistler and Krell family members, plus Rev Davis, were Thursday callers. Mrs Leichti and others on sick list. Ed Toban party en route to Glatwin stopped. Mrs Toban stayed with Clute family. More visits included Angel and Shatterly of Lansing at Arthur Phillips home Sunday.
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Frank Thilly
Lamphere
Shepard
Oscar Kube
Bertha Jake
Frank Manning
Clare
Henry Ayris
Nettie
F. A. Eniee
Frank
Chum Palmer
Farwell
Miller's
Brown Corners
Howard's
Rev. Telder
Lioyd Nichols
Russell Kress
Red Cross
Milo Wellman
Ann Arbor
M. A. Bates
Carpenter Gang
Walter Hanson
Clare Priday
Wm. Hampton
Mt. Pleasant
Sarah Bodkins
Patricia Clute
Ruby Thompson
Daple
Frank Walters
Waldo Richardson
Robert Walters
Dover
Francis Thomas
Little Son
Elmer Clute
Harrison
M. D. Clute
Helth Kistler
Blanche Strouse
Alfred Kistler
Brown
Carl Kistler and Son
Elizabeth
Maxine Krell
B. R. Davis
Wm. Kistler
Sam Leichti
Ed. Angel
Shatterly
Lansing
Arthur Phillips
Specials at Jackson's Market Saturday Only
Saturday only sale at Jackson's Market with low prices on pork sausage liver sausage ring bologna pork steaks chunk pork Clare cheese small frankfurts Roch smoked hams beef steaks and beef stew Veal steak priced mostly from 4 to 12 cents per unit
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Jackson's Market
Community Notes From Mt. Pleasant And Surrounding Towns
Local families share visits across Mt. Pleasant Rosebush and Saginaw. Names include Glen Yager Alyiss Yager Border Border Funnell Sherman Kirkey Allen Brown Akey and Buckley with gatherings at homes and the Eighth Street theatre in Chicago.
Local families share visits and sorrow in Wise area
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Owens and son Jack of Wise visited grandma Mrs. Prank Emery and aunt Mrs. Amelia Gard ner. Mrs. Peter Akey spent a day with Mrs. Turbush. Forrest Garver and children called on Mrs. Carrie Perverse and left wood. Mrs. Thomas Bolen grew worse and died after hospital treatment in Mt. Pleasant. Mr Boien and family express sympathy. Mrs. Arthur Horning and son Clarence were in Mt. Pleasant on business.
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Vern Owens
Jack
Wise
Prank Emery
Amelia. Gardner
Peter Akey
Turbush
Forrest Garver
the Brown
Carrie Perverse
Thomas Bolen
Mt. Pleasant
the Hill
Mr. Boien
Arthur Horning
Clarence
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Lake George Resort
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Fred M. Morgan
THE
Cash Food Shop
Amortean i
Colonville
Mrs. Glen -Yager
George Snider
Garrie Perverse
Seymour ‘Borders
Clayton Funnell
Rosebush
Seymour Border
Glen Yager
Billy
Roy
Coleman
Alyiss Yager
Leah Cour
Pearl Leichti
Jess Ackerman
Marjorie Jane
Carrie Perversa
Eighth Street Theatre
Chicago
Jess Clark
Dorothy
Helen
Esther
Wilma
Bobbie
Corbet Ward
Irwin
Doris
Cudrice Pervorse
Ernie Akey
Jim Sherman
Henry Funnell
John and
Wellington
Air
GC. H. Kirkey
Walter
Agatha
Myr
I. G. Allen
Creguer
F. G. Allen
Methyan Brown
Clyde Brown
Robert Balkema
Irved Akey
Saginaw
E. Buckley
Arthur Ginn
Blanchard
Vernon Funnell
Davy
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