Inventor's Silent Box Sparks Crime Fears in Carthage
Owen Landis and Walter Markham unveil a sound control device at the theater it pauses the orchestra and alarms spectators. Landis worries about misuse as Markham plans to seek funding from Landis’ father. Betty Lawson’s performance triggers romantic tension while a rival suitor enters the scene. A theft claims the improvised black box, prompting a frantic call for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Middle West
Owen Landis
Walter Markham
Markham
Owen
Landis
Schomberg
Mrs. Shelley
Wally
Dad
Betty Lawson
Betty
Qwen
Lone
Richmond
Watly
Candy
Chicago
Fandis
Little Theater Association
Wally Markham
Vine Root Carvings Exhibition at Chicago Museum
An exhibition in the anthropology department at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago features bamboo and vine root carvings. The collection includes symbolic statues, dishes, utensils, panels, vases, boxes, and other objects showcasing a high level of artistic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wield Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Local family visits and social rounds noted this week
Mrs. John Rhodes and Mrs Henry Rhodes with children visited Thursday. Many relatives from Jackson Battle Creek and Mt. Pleasant area were seen visiting Glen Gordon family and others. Huckleberrying trips mentioned and a Sunday ball game at Dover. Rosella Robinett celebrated her seventh birthday with friends and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhodes
Henry Rhodes
EF. Acre
H. G
Mickle
Vane
Glen Gordon
F. Acre
Dover
Ted Newman
Jess Newman
Holly Barber
L. Robinett
Sunday school changes and community notices from Maple Grove
Maple Grove announces Sunday school at 1 30 with no preaching next Sunday due to the Cornwell grove meeting. Rev Kleinhardt will preach in Farwell village park next Sunday evening with special music and singing. Smedley grove services last Sunday were well attended with Farwell orchestra directed by Don Wolven performing three numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwell Grove
Kleinhardt
Farwell
Stanley
Virginia Root
Mabel
Cora
Olive Smedley
Tigner
Mears
Ralph Hilyard
Eileen Schofield
Don Luce
Lake George
H. Reiss
Olen Witt
Russell, Atwood
Richard Winters, Jr
Houghton Lake
Maynard Colesky
Ann Arbor
Hinkleville social notes recount weekend visits and travel
The column lists residents and guests in Hinkleville including A Oliver, Frank Robinsons, Gordon McIntosh updates on a new barn roof, Basil Pelch and Arthur Harper leaving for Ransomville New York, Mrs Jas Wilson from Vernon, and visits from Milo Myers Alma Owens and family Oscar Mull and Norma, plus vacationing Henry Kraatz in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Oliver
Frank Robinson
Chippewa Lake
Arthur Towne
Wm. Teale
Farwell
Clare Oliver
Basil Pelch
Arthur Harper
Ransomville
New York
Philip Hildebrandt
Jas. Wilson
Vernon
Canada
Basil
Clare
George Butcher
Ray Geib
Liza
Armstrong
John
Josephine
F. Hinkle
Maple Grove
Hinkleville
Jocality
Harl Owens
Milo Myers
Alma Owens
Gilmore
Oscar Mull
Norma
Lansing
Henry Kraatz
Detroit
Fahd
Frank Skyring
Max Gladstone
Arthur Bellinger
Local Notes From Hurley and Surroundings
Miss Nellie Bellinger shows slight improvement at Hurley Hospital Flint after a weekend visit. Joyce Ann, the infant born to Mr and Mrs Harl Owens, named this week. Vivian McCrea and mother delay planned Ray Geib visit, brother Lotun travels from Albion to visit. Mrs Boody of Clare visits daughter. Bert Flegel and Thos Cassady from Saginaw visit McIntosh home. Andrew Eschenbach of Detroit spends weekend on his farm. bungalow nearing completion. Weather warm and mild.
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Nellie Bellinger
Lotun
Albion
Boody
Clare
A. Oliver
Bert Flegel
Thos
Cassady
Saginaw
McIntosh
Andrew Eschenbach
Detroit
Winterfield visitors fill weekend in area
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook and Igons and Mr. and Mrs. Olie Berkom pas and daughters returned home Saturday after a week with relatives and friends here. Archie Wood from near Carson City and Mrs. Frank Davis with Edith visited at local homes Friday. Earnest Banning from Lansing and lady friend called on Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton Saturday evening. M. C. Foster visits Delmar Thayer home. Edd Cutler and family spent weekend at Bertha lake. Dells visited Edd Cutler Sunday evening. Thelma Keehn and Elwood Keehn visited Edith Davis Sunday afternoon. Nealie Cook and sons attended church at McBain Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cook
Igons
Olie Berkompas
Archie Wood
Carson City
Frank Davis
Edith
Martin Keehn
Earnest Banning
Bertha Lake
J. Dells
Edd Cutler
Thelma
Elwood Keehn
Edith Davis
Mrs. Nealie Cook and Sons
McBain
Dover News notes visits and local progress
Mrs Ray Rule and others visit newlyweds Harold McClain and Ethel Dysinger near Marion. A. L. Rule plans trips to Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. Clare County Savings Bank reorganizing praised. Measles affect Theo Belle and Joan Allen. Local social calls include Charley Marvle, Chas Fitzpatrick, and Budd Lake visits. Adv: sell used batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Ray Rule
Marion
Harold McClain
Ethel Dysinger
Walter
Doris
Velma Shaver
Dorothy
Vernell
Lee Dy Singer
Budd Lake
A. L. Rule
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Weaver
Kanarr
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare
Clare County
Theo Belle
Joan Allen
Charley Marvle
Detroit
van Conant
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Qsie
Jake Milan
Henry Mickle
Glen Gordon
Brand
Geo. Pfetsch
Elneor
Robert
Harrison
Ray Houghton
Barbara
Charley Ott
the Brown
Dorothy Alen
Loree Ann Allen
Samborn’s
Pioneer store sale ad highlights groceries and prices
Local ad lists IRA MILLER The Cash Store offerings including Pioneer Coffee 1 1b, Iodized salt 2 lb box, Elbow macaroni 12 cents, peanut butter 16 oz, Baker Made bread flour 2 474 lb, and assorted discounts. Bargain pack includes free 10 cent items and multiple price points for daily staples.
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Francis Lynde
O.irwin Myers
WN Service
William Cererd
Chapmars
Treasury Bonds
Clare Realty
Throop & Caris
Winterfield
Dover News
Ira Miller
The
Cash Store
Pioneer
Twilight Golf
Twin Elms Golf Course
U. S. 27
Fred W. Schaaf
George Bates
Joseph K. Naumes
Republican
Michigan Bell
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