Dance at the L 6. O. hall on Wednesday nights
A weekly dance event is announced at the L 6. O. hall every Wednesday night with music and orderly conduct encouraged. The notice invites all attendees to attend.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
2
A weekly dance event is announced at the L 6. O. hall every Wednesday night with music and orderly conduct encouraged. The notice invites all attendees to attend.
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Local cinema closes Universal Jewel’s The Still Alarm at the Princess Theatre tonight. Star cast includes Helene Chadwick William Russell Richard Travers and others in the screen version of the melodrama. Presented by Glaze Hire Department with courtesy of John Asline.
A visiting prospective buyer tours Clare with cousin Mrs Windowshopper. They admire low prices in Davys and Bicknell windows and visit Howletts Bonn ie Jean hats, Vogue designs, and shoe displays. They praise local groceries, auto parts, and the Doherty Hotel, Cafeteria, and barbers with new chairs, hoping Clare will attract friends to shop there.
The legislature in recess sees Rep Burton Camerson push a rule to bar lobbyists from the floor. Senator Lennon and Rep Reid spark a Detroit crime probe dispute, while Rep Holland seeks a state inquiry into the Barnes-Hecker mine disaster that killed 52. A proposed tuberculosis sanatorium near Ann Arbor faces repeal efforts. New bills include bear hunting repeal and restricting chiropodists. A lash punishment bill for murder and assault draws attention.
Advance Grange met Tuesday evening with a good crowd despite cold weather. Entertainment was air stories during the lecture hour. Next meeting is February 1 with a focus on county agent work and a call for member input.
A Mt Vernon gathering features round and square dancing on Friday evening January 28. Attendees report a lively social with music and dancing in a local hall setting.
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