Rail Time Tables and Local Notices From Ann Arbor Area
Central Standard Time entries list trains South No 62 at 9 47 AM North No 51 42 45 PM Pere Marquette West 7 19 AM East 2 00 PM Harrison 9 45 Tuesdays only Guild meets at church Wednesday January 30 bring needle thread and thimble. Mr and Mrs Howard Brown and two sons spent Sunday in Saginaw visiting Mr and Mrs J G Carpenter. Frank Foss of Saginaw visiting his wife and daughter on East Fifth Street. An important Maccabee meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Q O Derby next Wednesday at 7 30 PM followed by social hour. Myr and Harold Nelson welcome a baby girl Yolande Sue born early Sunday at University Hospital Ann Arbor Mother and baby fine. Rolland and Patricia Harrold left for Ludington to catch the boat to Milwaukee. Their father Rollie Harrold to meet them in Kenosha Wis. The Harrolds had been living with grandparents M E Harrold in Arthur Township.
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Central Standard Times
Atin Arbor South
North No
Pere Marquette
Harrison
Howard Brown
Saginaw
J. G. Carpenter
QO. A. Derby
Maccabees
Myr
Harold Nelson
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Yolande Sue
Mother
Babe
Mr. Nelson
Rolland
Patricia Harrold
Ludington
Milwaukee
Rollie Harrold
Kenosha
Wis
M. E. Harrold
Arthur Township
Bus Schedule From Hotel Doherty to Mt Pleasant and Saginaw
Daily service in standard time departs Hotel Doherty at 5 00 p m for Mt Pleasant Midland and Saginaw. Monday only service at 8 20 a m travels east.
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Hastern
Doherty
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Saginaw
Local Notices Include Visits Meetings And Socials
Mrs Roy Robbing visits her daughter in Bay City. The Hostess Club plans a meeting with Mrs Will Hendrie on Wednesday January 30. Henry Gruno of Flint spent Sunday with his wife and two children. Ladies Union to meet Mrs Emma Yeeman next Friday afternoon. Irvin Alwood of Lansing attended his father W G Alwood's funeral in the city. Mr and Mrs J W Lamphere and Nay and Mrs Chester Richard were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Kube at Bertha Lake where they fished on Houghton Lake. Mrs Eugene Wyman represented Fleming Shoe Co at the Michigan Shoe Retailers Association show January 20 21 and 22 in Grand Rapids. James Alfred born weigh eight pounds arrived Friday morning to join Mr and Mrs Alfred Holbrook in East Eighth Street. Al expects to become city carrier soon. Birthday dinner at Twin Elms Club House for Mae Shumway John Bruckart and Frank Hartman with sixteen couples. Olave Good Literature Club will meet Monday at Mrs Frank Hadmuth's home instead of Tuesday. Leah Garden in charge. Will Rogers comedy The County Chairman opens at the Ideal with matinee today.
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Roy Robbing
Hzra Willett
Bay City
Hostess Club
Will Hendrie
Henry Gruno
Flint
Ladies Union
Emma Yeeman
Irvin Alwood
Lansing
W. GC. Alwood
J. W. Lamphere
Nay
Chester Richard
Oscar Kube
Bertha Lake
Houghton Lake
Eugene Wyman
Fleming Shoe Co
Michigan Shoe Retailers Association
Pantland Hotel
Grand Rapids
Alfred Holbrook
East Eighth Street
Twin Elms Club House
Mae Shumway
John Bruckart
Frank Hartman
Reverend Stanford Officiates Hart Martindale Funeral
The Coleman American Legion Post invited Rev. George P. Stanford to serve as chaplain for the funeral of Deputy Sheriff Hart Martindale murdered in Coleman. Services began at the Legion rooms with Commander Youngs and Rev. Stanford, then moved to the Martindale residence and cemetery where Stanford assisted. Local Post members Commander Jay Bellinger William D. Harger and Alexander Wyilia attended.
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George P. Stanford
Clare M. B
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Coleman American Legion
Hart Martindale
Coleman
Legion Rooms
Youngs
Stanford
Martindale
Mr. Stanford
Jay
Wide belts and princess lines reshape fashionable waists today
The piece notes two fashion specs, wide belts with curved profiles and princess lines, aiming for a natural waist look. It emphasizes that the waist should not be pulled in or nipped, and that new belt shaping avoids abrupt top and bottom cuts that plagued earlier designs.
Turtle neck collar feature in knitted sweaters
A description notes the turtle neck collar as a common sweater feature and highlights a novelty of pairing a dark collar with sweaters in wine red and creamy off-white tones.
Varisienne Debuts Pin-Tucked Gloves and Kidskin Shoes
Fashion note describes a Varisienne ensemble featuring gloves with parallel pin tucks paired with kidskin shoes. The description emphasizes meticulous stitching and refined texture for a coordinated, elegant look.
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Varisienne
Dinner hats and veils crown the midwinter fashion scene
CHERIE NICHOLAS reviews the supreme court of fashion favoring dinner hats with decorative veils for formal gowns and social hours. lacy turbans muffed hats and veiled coronets in brown velvet and maline highlight trends for bridesmaids and matron wear this season.
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Western Newspaner Union
Roosevelt Plans New Federal Old Age Security Proposal
President Roosevelt urged Congress to adopt a broad old age and industrial protection program. He cited postwar shifts in agriculture and industry creating new security needs for elderly and physically handicapped workers, stressing federal state cooperation to safeguard citizens in retirement.
Washington debate on child welfare and unemployment security
In remarks on social policy, advocates push for unemployment insurance and federal funding for mothers pensions. They argue widowed or abandoned mothers cannot sustain large households without aid, noting forty five states have such laws though funding shortfalls limit relief for many children. The program would share costs with states to lift living standards and promote national peace and happiness.
Birds Feed On Hairy Caterpillars Across Fifty Three Species
In a survey, fifty three bird species were observed feeding on hairy caterpillars, indicating diverse feeding behavior and predator-prey interactions in the local ecosystem.
Marie Anna Grosbeck Lang 1849 1925 Pioneering German American
Mrs Charles Lang Marie Anna Grosbeck born Braundenburg Germany 1849 died January 14 1925 aged 85 9 6 united in marriage 1877 to Charles Lang five sons preceded her in death came to the U S in 1879 lived near Chicago 17 years then Clare County Michigan two sons Paul and Charles and four grandchildren survive funeral at home Friday led by Rev C Binhammer with burial at Greenwood Cemetery beside her husband
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Marie Anna Grosbeck
Braundenburg
Germany
Charles Lang
United States
Chicago
Clare County
Michigan
Paul
Charles
Lutheran Church
C Binhammer
Greenwood Cemetery
Hospital Notes on Charles Williams Hand Injury
Charles Williams, a Second Ward resident, returned to Clare Hospital for a secondary plastic operation and skin grafting after a boat-saw injury three weeks earlier. A medical journal notes a discouraged farmer criticizing alphabet codes, remarking on the Dionne quintuplets in Canada.
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Charles Williams
Clare Hospital
Canada
U. S
Clare County Name Origins From Kavhékee Word
The original Clare county name was Kavhékee meaning pigeon hawk, a Chippewa word tied to a Sauk chief. In 1843 the Irish name Clare replaced Kavhékee, taken from a western Ireland county.
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Clare County
Kavhékee
Department of Conservation
Clare
Ireland
Eagle Extension Group Meets On January Meeting
The Eagle Home Management Extension Group met with Mrs. Lillian Kistler on January 22 to study Lesson No IV The House with a place for Everything The meeting was called to order by Chairwoman Mrs. Spink with eleven members and three visitors present Nine members reported on books read this winter Two others were expected to report next meeting After dinner leaders Mrs. Penose and Mrs. Hemstreet led a discussion on Achievement Day planning Also discussed arranging room plans and storage ideas including moth control and closet organization The group will meet with Mrs. Mary Miller on Tuesday February 12.
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The
Eagle Home Management Extension Group
Lillian Kistler
Spink
Penose
Hemstreet
Mary Miller
Helen Kleiner
Greenwood Grange initiates twenty four members in degree ceremony
Greenwood Grange degree team advanced twenty four members to the first and second degrees Tuesday evening then hosted lunch and dancing. The Home Economics Group met Friday January 18 with Mrs Newton Kress and all enjoyed a wonderful time.
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Greenwood Grange
Grange
Newton Kress
Garfield Grange notes and social calls form week
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark of Sears called at McLane's and Bert Scott's Saturday. Arthur Smith Stanley Tryon and Glen Amy to Clare Tuesday. Grant McLane and son Elmer to Farwell Monday. T P Maltby and mother on business to Clare Saturday. Kneppers and Arthur Smith family on sick list with Dr Lamb attending. Mrs Bert Scotti slowly improving. Next Grange meeting February 2.
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Garfield
Grange
Joe Clark
Sears
McLane
Bert Scott
Arthur Smith
Stanley Tryon
Glen Amy
Clare
Grant McLane
Elmér
Farwell
Joe Rawson
T. P. Maltby
James Knepper
Dr. Lamb
Bert Scotti
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Frank Foss
East Fifth Street
He Olave Good Literature Club
Frank Hadmuth
Leah Gardon
Will Rogers
Rogers
Co. B. Wood
Clare County General Hospital
5Th St
POST
Coal Office
Clare Elevator
Gus Marotzke
Telehpone
By Cherie Nicholas
Supreme Court of Fashion
Ern ‘Anni
Roosevelt
Congress
House of Representatives
Httle
Washington
Swift
Swifts
Clare Drug Company
Eagle Extension Group
FORD
Ford Dealers
Columbia
Fred Waring
BIS Pennsylvanians
Gudup
Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
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