Community Social Notes From Ann Arbor Region
Local column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling over the weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Graham of Lansing, Mrs. Sadie McNeil, Bertha Babcock, Gordon Childs, and Louie Corneil. Many relatives from Saginaw, Detroit, Flint, Harrison, and East Jordan appear along with mentions of health and travel updates.
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Joe .Graham
Lansing
Sadie McNeil
Garl
Frank Wolfer
Frank Babcock
Bertha
Wilton
Erma Powell
Mt. Pleasant
Paul Disenhauer
Myss- Gordon Childs
Shephard
Louie
Walter Corneil
East Jordan
Clyde Masten
Helen Lee
Don Stinchcomb
Alvin Dewey
Little Son
St. Johns
Carl Updegraff
Emma Updegraff
John Barton
Rorey Burk
Church of God Service Schedule Led by Pastor Teeter
The Church of God under Pastor Wm S Teeter holds Sunday School at 10:80 a m followed by service at 11:30 a m and an evening sermon at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting occurs every Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Pastor Hurd Plans Pentecostal Service Echoing Grand Rapids
Pastor W. W. Hurd of March church schedules regular service at eleven forty and expects to deliver a Pentecostal message inspired by the Grand Rapids Pentecostal Convention.
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Grand Rapids
L D S Reorganizes and Church Services Set
The Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints lists branch president R B McGuire with Sunday School at 10 30 a m social service 11 30 a m Bible class 2 30 p m and women department meetings every other Thursday at 2 00 p m due to bad roads the Bible Study Class shifts to 2 30 p m Sunday afternoon.
Farwell Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Olive Badger Home
The Farwell Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. Olive Badger’s residence with six teen members responding to roll call. Papers included Our Most Widely loved Poet Longfellow by Mrs. Alice Henry and a vivid Evangeline review by Miss Blaine Force.
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Farwell Woman’s Club
Olive Badger
Hiawatha
Longfellow
Alice Henry
Blaine Force
Evangeline
Minnie Brown
Theodore Parker
Madge Lamb
Clock
Dean
Underpaid Girls in National Stores Spur Wage Debate
The nation debates fair wages as large chain stores pay about 12 dollars weekly to their young female employees. Advocates argue high wages enable workers to enjoy modern living while producers deserve fair pay. Fay sighted industrial leaders note Ford set two standards: useful goods and high wages. Grand Rapids Minn Ivory Review.
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America
Henry Ford
Fay
Grand Rapids
Minn
Ieraid
Dell Beaudry and Jacob Beaudry wed in Monroe
Miss Hazel Dell daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Dell of 827 South Monroe Monroe and Jacob Beaudry son of Mrs Clarence Beaudry of 404 Union Street were married Monday February 17 at 7:00 am at St Josephs Catholic church by Rev Michael J O Reilly. The bride wore beige flat crepe princess gown with matching hat and slippers and carried pink sweet peas and pink Pernet roses. Attendant Miss Maria Lehr wore marine blue flat crepe and carried yellow roses and yellow sweet pears. Groom was attended by Edward Schnorberger. A wedding breakfast followed at the bridegroom’s mother’s home. The bride, formerly of Farwell, is a Farwell high graduate and employed as assistant cashier by F W Woolworth and Company. Beaudry is employed by Schnorberger Pattern Works of Monroe. They will live with the bridegroom’s mother after a short wedding trip.
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Hazel Dell
Hiram Dell
Monroe Street
Monroe
Jacob Beaudry
Clarence Beaudry
Union Street
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Michael J. O'Reilly
Maria Lehr
Edward Schnorberger
Milk Price Fix Set For February In Detroit Area
The Michigan Milk Producers Association and Detroit milk dealers fix February fluid milk at 2.80 per hundred. Surplus milk priced at New York 92 score butter plus 20 percent plus 36 cents. Dr. Clyde King to arbitrate and implement the plan with farmers, dealers and sales committee ready to act once an equitable arrangement is agreed.
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Livingston
Republican
Dre
Clyde King
Philadelphia
Michigan Milk ‘Producers«Association
Detroit
New York
Frve
Dr. King
Hea
Dairy Facts for Farmers on Silage and Ration
Dairy facts advise farmers with ten or more cows to include silage for lower costs and proper nutrition. Legume hays like alfalfa and clover provide cheap protein, while nonlegume roughages require grain protein. Dried blood meal can aid sick calves, and cows benefit from outdoor time only in good weather.
Assault case in Dinwington Yorkshire witness quote dispute
A Dinwington Yorkshire assault case features a witness whose remark about eye color is recorded. The statement reads I the truth is that he oride eyes of my white and Ternade eyes back at hint One was a black one. The fragmentary OCR text presents a contested exchange with unclear spelling.
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Dinwington
Yorkshire
The Storytelling Crab and The Sea Choir
A group of racer crabs boast of beauty and speed but learn humility from the old crab. He teaches them that boasting harms happiness and that they can crawl in any direction, preparing for a grand shell concert with many singers and vivid colors.
Spider Wasps and Their Unusual Hunting Habits
Spider wasps of the Pompilidae family provision nests with spiders. They sting prey to paralyze it then dig a burrow and place the spider inside. An egg is laid on the spider and the burrow is sealed with earth. Giants like tarantula hawks store tarantulas in their burrows.
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Comstock
Favorite Bird Quotation Delights Young Audience
A short children’s reading exchange highlights a child’s fondness for birds and a lighthearted preference for roast turkey. The snippet captures a warm classroom moment as a teacher praises the boy and engages him in a simple question about favorites.
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Tommy
Lost His "We" Bobbie Mislaid Toy Airplane
A child named Bobbie, fond of Lindbergh, mislaid a toy airplane and exclaimed to his mother that they had lost his “we.” The anecdote captures a playful moment reflecting fascination with aviation.
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Bobbie
Lindbergh
Fire Prevention Poster Slogan Contest Awards Prizes
Fire prevention poster contest awards prizes at school level with high school and district divisions. Prizes include cash and books, limited to one prize per contestant, posters must relate to forest fire causes and prevention, slogans capped at six words, posters under 15 by 16 inches, judges focus on idea over art.
Entry guidelines for school poster contest of 1930
The fragment describes poster contest rules with scoring 60 percent for the picture and 50 percent for the slogan. It instructs entrants to address entries to Asa H Aldrich Commissioner Schools Clare County Harrigan Michigan and submit by March 12 1930. The text is partly garbled but indicates a local school competition and deadline.
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Asa H. Aldrich
Commissioner Schools
Clare County
Harrigan
Michigan
Butter Prices Spark Dairy Debate and Storage Surplus
A Des Moines Register excerpt notes dairy farmers critique butter pricing as 40 million pounds more butter sit in storage than last year. It estimates oleomargarine use by farmers at 210 million pounds of the 350 million pound yearly total and links a 40 million pound butter surplus to a ten cent drop in market price.
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United States
Des Moines Register
Hawaiian Chain Description in Pacific Travel Ad
The notice outlines the Hawaiian Islands as a 1 600 mile diagonal chain from Kauai to Hawaii and highlights a 400 mile span within the group. It promotes buying a ticket for Pinafore and supporting the library with a call to contribute.
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Hawaiian Islands
Fie
Pacific
Ocean
Ieland
Hawaii
Kauai
Lady Driver Clarifies Road Rules From Backward Run
In a border city betting spoof, George asks which road side to stay on while running backward. The response from the star notes the right side remains the correct lane for safety and traffic flow.
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George Quick
Border Cities Star
Grocers advertise assorted foods and staples
A compact ad lists 25¢ size Arma Mayonnaise 4 10e Toilet Soap 8 Ibs choice Rice 2% size Apricots 2 Ib assorted flavors and 18e 19¢ A196 Golden Bantam Corn Green cut Beans. Also promotes Old Master or San Mario coffees and fresh fruits and vegetables in season at low prices.
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San Mario
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Church OF God
Wm. S. Teeter
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W. W. Hurd
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Mr. Benchley
Ira Schofield
Trumble, Sr
Clare
Boyd Spring
Grimm
Harvey DeGeer
Arthur Kuhe
Flint
Maggie Mott
Wm. Dickerson
H. House
Mildred
Pleasant
James Duncan
Charles Neituyer
Douglas Orr
Lottie Bruce
Harrison
Bingham
Raymond Scott
Lake
Farwell
Goodrich
Lamb
Jesse Palmer
Franklin Littlefield
Bay City
Frank Irwin
D. Griffin
Cranberry Lake
Jessie Brasington
Orvil Sherman
Bay City Hospital
Bert McGuire
George Holmes
Alanson
Pelliston
Robi. Griffin
Robert
Ellen
Saginaw
Homer Stinchcomb
Lester Leonard
Walter Clock
Elsie
Lillian Clock
Horton
Thos. McGuire
Ori Woods
Farwell Woman's Club
Dell Beaudry
Producers’ Committee
Detroit Dealers
Mary
Poceeenomene Weturh Newseafer Mt
Ponner
Hagh
Bloomington, I
Legal Reserve
Archamboult
D. E. Mater Insurance
Hast Dth
Clare, Mich
Dale
E. S. Chaffee
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