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Clare
Carda
The
Sentinel
Dorgey
Preaching and social notes from Harrison church circle
Harrison United Brethren Church offers morning service at 11 30 evangelistic evening service and Sunday School at 10 30. Numerous local visits and gatherings are listed including visits by Mrs B F Hampton and others with families in Farwell Clare Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw. boxing matches at Alma. and a dinner party hosted by P D Gibson.
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United Brethren Church
Chas. Kleinhardt
Fire Destroys Two Buildings Here Last Friday
At around 12:30 pm Hector Shaw woke to fire in the back portion of a building west of the bank. The blaze damaged Shaw’s home barber shops run by Seaver Amble and Sharp, with equipment saved but possessions lost. The County Garage trucks aided, the bank roof caught briefly but was put out. Shaw and wife now reside near A. S. Youngs home. Amble and Sharp set up new shops in Hughes Brothers vicinity.
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Hector Shaw
Shaw
Bank
Seaver Amble
Sharp
Mrs. Shaw
A. S. Youngs
Amble
Hughes Brothers
Mr. Sharp
Hughes Brother
Ex Students Achievement Round Table Meets at Stuckman Home
Wednesday January 17 the ex students achievement round table met at Frank Stuckman home with Miss Leanore Light and Miss Etha Moore as hostesses. Bruce Totton won first prize in a Coggte game. Twenty guests attended as refreshments were served. A four member committee plans February plays and has chosen The Clepto Maniac as one of three plays.
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Exstudents Achievement Round Table
Frank Stuckman
Leanore Light
Etha Moore
Coggte
Bruce Totton
Louraine
Ellis Henry
Harold Hughes
Congregational Auxiliary Plans Valentine Party at Church
January meeting in basement parlors featured a humorous hard time party with entertaining stunts. Members approved a February 14 Valentine party with husbands as guests and assigned groups to run upcoming monthly meetings replacing the usual church supper.
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Congregational Auxiliary
Charles Amble
Ellis Hughes
Emma Corintha Rought Born in Rome Penn 1852
Emma Corintha Rought born Emma Corintha Ross in Rome Pennsylvania August 3 1852 was the youngest of sisters and five brothers all deceased. She married Case Briggs in 1869 and had two children. She moved to Michigan in 1879 and later married Ephriam B. Rought. She died January 3 1934 in Midland age 81. Survived by daughter Matilda Taylor Midland and son John C Briggs, eleven grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Funeral at John Briggs Sr. home Rev Bailey officiating Interment Frost Township cemetery.
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Emma Corintha Rought
Emma Corintha Ross
Rome
Penn
Case Briggs
Michigan
Ephriam B. Rought
Clare
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Midland
Matilda Taylor
John CG. Briggs
John Briggs
Bailey
Frost Township
Camp Harrison Chaplain Ladd Inspires Full Attendance
Chaplain Ladd, devoted to improving camp conditions, achieves 100 percent turnout for weekly sermons at Camp Harrison. He is well liked and his guitarist in the boys and their camp site is evident. Sunday’s text focused on success and gave the boys new ideas and different opinions on the subject.
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Chaplain Ladd
Harrison
Ladd
Michigan Eyes Constitutional Checks On Gas Tax And Plates
State officials report two petitions from the Automobile Club of Michigan seek to cap the gasoline tax at two cents and set a maximum charge of 35 cents per hundred pounds for license plates. Sixty thousand signatures are needed to place the measures before voters. Secretary Frank D. Fitzgerald favors legislative reform over constitutional amendments. A pamphlet of motor vehicle laws enacted since 1931 will be issued next week.
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Michigan
Automobile Club of Michigan
Department of State
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Legislature Debate Over Bond Issues and Referendum
The piece criticizes the Michigan Legislature and Governor for bond plans tied to municipal projects and a housing bill. It argues the constitution requires voter consent for bonds, condemns an alleged incipient insurrection ploy, and notes the referendum clause hopes to curb public debt. It also discusses lobbying pressure and public funding rules affecting cities like Detroit.
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Michigan
Detroit
Wayne
County Board of Supervisors
Railway finally opens after eighty years on 70 mile route
After eighty years of construction the 70 mile line between Stratford and Taumarunui, including 25 tunnels, is officially opened. The long delayed project marks a milestone for transport in the region.
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Stratford
Taumarunnul
Ridicule of Bodily Defects as Laughter Source
The article notes that humor once drew heavily from mocking physical flaws, describing it as a rich vein of laughter in past times. It discusses social attitudes toward bodily defects and their role in humor.
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Monthly Report
The Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn reports 335 cows tested with 27 cows over 50 lbs fat and 13 unprofitable cows sold for beef. Ray Hagley of Coleman leads month with 15 Jerseys, 781 lbs milk and 40.27 lbs fat per cow. High large herd: Collins and Coon with 16 Holsteins, 1016 lbs milk and 32.44 lbs fat per cow. Hoyle second with 20 Holsteins, 549 lbs milk and 31.74 lbs fat. High individual cows listed by age, including Bourassa and Sons, Parsons and Sons, and Hoyle, across multiple age groups.
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Ray Hagley
Coleman
Russell Collins
Lewis Coon
R. V. Hoyle
Ist
Henry Bourassa
B.M. Parsons and Sons of
Linwood
Parsons
Collins and Goon
Mt. Pleasant
Sprenger Bros
Hoyle
Viter Bros
Henry Bourassa and Sons
Lloyd ‘Heckel
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