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Michigan
U. S
Canada
Visiting Pastor Sparks Congregational Church Services
In Harrison the Congregational Church hosts visiting pastor Rev. F B Wyand from Strasburg Virginia, delivering sermons at 10 30 a m. The horizon includes social notes from the Tampa barbecue stand area with locals and visitors attending events and a new gas station setup near Harrison on U S 27 with Glen Munson of Lansing as proprietor.
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Wyand
Fred B. Wryand
Strasburg
Virginia
Local notices from Rosebush and nearby communities
Names residents visiting relatives and returning home from hospitals. a picnic at Shingle Lake. Epworth League gathering at Alvin Keller home. multiple trips to Bass Lake Long Lake and Manitown. a Cleveland man, H L Shepherd, injured in a crash near Clare, treated locally and died at Brandstetter Memorial Hospital four hours later.
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Alvin Keller
Wesley Johnston
Braadstetter Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Everett Handy
Clara Darling
Vassar
Henry Walker
Lorne Downey
Detroit
Elizabeth Dunn
H. L. Shepherd
Cleveland
Ohio
Houghton
North Clare
Petit
Clinton Furniss
Brandstetter ‘Memorial Hospital
Pleasant
Local social notes from Vernon Hill community
A long list of social visits and calls in Vernon Hill includes Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Border and relatives, Jim Sherman, Loren Border, Francis Border, Jess Ackerman and family, the Shaffer family of Lansing, and many others visiting in nearby towns. Several rides, trips to Houghton Lake, Lake Point activities, and a river trip to New York state are noted along with a party at Farwell.
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Saad
Shirley
Alma
Itraverse City
Albue
Florence Vollmer
Julia May
Smith
Charles Sipple
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
William Titus
Clara Louise
Saginaw
Willard Hamilton
Detroit
Morris Drew
R. Merithew
Howell
Ted Ryckman
San Ste. Marie
George Sears
John
Big Beavers
Bucas
Emma Hoag
St. Johns
Billy
Charlotte
Wayne Fosgett
William Wosgett
Chicago
Folgett
Allen Woolley
Lottie Bruce
Seymour Border
Phyllis
Jim Sherman
Loren Border
Francis’ Border
Jess Ackerman
Marjorie Jane
Jane Shaffer
Lansing
Carrie Perverse
Clayton Funnell
Baby
Rosebush
Harold Wood
Walter Nutt
Josie Lines
Houghton Lake
Clarence Horning
Bert Pifer
Clarence
Arthur Horning
Kathern Land
Hight Point Lake
Frank Schoonover
Fredrick
Flint
Clint Schoonover
Clyde Miser
Cadlac
Henry Lines
Josie
Lapeer
Chas. Carty
Maud Haley
Coleman
Basil Pelch
Arthur Harper
Gallager
Riverdale
New York State
Elmer Ford
Frank Pringle
Ephram Brooks
Anna Aar
Land
Aiey
Turbush
Fred Newsom
Bobbie Leichti
Sam Leichti
Colonville
Glen Yager
Roy
Rose Bush
Bett Pifer
Lake
James Bolen
Thomas Bolen
Clyde Brown
Fannie Ferguson
Mary Irwin
Flegel
Doris
Dorothy Irwin
Irwinville
K. of P. Hall
Carrie Pervorse
Farwell
Austin Trumble
Nate Trumtle
Gilmore
Hayes Township Unit School District Election Totals
Trustee Bryananning Waschool reports results from the annual election with Charles Amble receiving one vote and Charles Bailey thirty-five, against. Mr. Fanning tallies forty-four votes.
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Bryananning
Hayes 'Township
Jilylith
Charles Amble
Charles Bailey
Mr. Fanning
July Picnics At Wilson State Park Draw Large Crowds
Over the past week Wilson State Park hosted three picnics drawing about four thousand attendees. Brown Corners United Brethren church held a Friday gathering with thirty five people led by Rev Kleinhardt. Gleaners of Midland county and families met July 17 with about fifty guests, and Dow Chemical Company workers plus families—around forty five people—visited the park.
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Wilson State Park
United Brethern Church
Brown Corners
Pavilin
Kleinhardt
Gleaners
Gleaner Lodges
Midland County
Budd Lake
Dow Chemical Company
Midland
Harrison Baseball Suffers 6-2 Defeat at Farwell
Sunday afternoon, July 17, Harrison fell 6-2 to Farwell. Sandy Sanderson pitched effectively for the winner, while Harrison's Sears started the game. Harrison has six wins in ten games this year, leading the league in some respect, and opens a five Sunday home stand with six games next week.
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Harrison
Farwell
Sandy” Sanderson
Harrison Boys
Yankees
Sears
Beaverton
State department proposes gasoline quality standards for motorists
The department of state recommends legislation for Michigan to set state standards and specifications for gasoline grades. Current law bans fraud in liquid fuels but provides no clarity on fuel type. Without standards motorists may be sold varied blends misrepresented as gasoline. color additives can mislead.
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Department of State
Michigan
Local Lake News Roundup of Family Visits and Events
Scott family updates include Midland work return after time with relatives. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson Jr. Several gatherings feature Clare shoppers, visits to Scott and Smalley homes, and a Traverse City vacation trip. State 4-H Club convention attendees Elizabeth Oman and Donna Hindman earned top county merit. numerous visits from Howell Davison Hadley Clare and Indiana residents noted.
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Martha Gilmore
St. Clair Shores
Viola van Duesen
Rex Clute
Carl Stienmaker
Alta
Donna
H Elizabeth
Howell
Ted Ryckman
Garfield Brown
Midland
Robert
Hdlmond Woods
Ionia
David Roth
Robert Roth
Omer
Ethyl Bentley
Mt. Pleasant
Mynard Maybee
O. GC. Collings
Detroit
Collins
Jess Allen
Roy
Wallace
Russel
Karl Mavis
Allen
Saginaw
Duane
Ralph Shoemaker
Joan
Alma
Harry Campbell
Shepard
Breckenridge
Fred Smith
Elizabeth Streeter
St. Johns
Tampa
Marion
Cadillac
Fonia
Harve Hallett
Lansing
Olive Hallett
George Robbins
Owosso
John Briggs
Charles Reynolds
Frost
Frank Hochstetler
Clare
Charles Hochstetler
Indiana
Jenkins
William Murphy
Louraine Hughes
Damary
G. M. Smith
Stout
Gladwin
Samuel Bruce
M. D. Clute
Sheridan
James Stanley
Rose Marie
B. F. Hampton
Kathleen
P. D. Gibson
Traverse City
McCullen
Ingle
St. Louis
Don Lepley
Gertrude Johnstone
Marl Meyr
Baldwin
Leo Lepley
Greenville
Don
Robert Burns
Bobby
Billy
Charlotte
Charles Burns
Glen Munson
Scott
Robert Carson, Jr
Holly Laker
Betty
Olga Scott
Anna May Smalley
Earle Shook
Bert Scott
E.A. Stanley
Reuben Barns
Flint
Robert’ Carson
Hughams
Geo. Scott
Fred Smalley
Anna Spence
Harry
Wayne
Barryton
Freeman
Elizabeth Oman
Donna Hindman
Foster Phillips
H. Hiwell
Prank ‘Shillinger and Son
Davison
Roy Neeper
Yearbook of Agriculture 1932 Now Available
The 1932 Agricultural Yearbook is released and free to request until supply runs out. It covers Farm Mechanization Land Use Problems Census data farm credit new uses for farm products and fertilizer developments. Requests go to Congressman Roy O Woodrut Room Hose Office Building Washington DC.
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Roy C. Woodruff
Roy O. Woodrut
Washington, D. C
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