Thelma Erter Weds Leonard Irwin In Quiet Mt Pleasant Ceremony
Thelma Erter daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Erter married Leonard Irwin son of Mr and Mrs Wm Irwin Saturday afternoon July 22 at Mt Pleasant with Rev McKinsey from the Methodist church officiating Miss Anna May Smailey Clare and Meryl Graham Farwell stood as attendants A wedding supper at the groom’s home followed the ceremony The bride a graduate of the C T H S class of this time and both families receive well wishes for a long life together.
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Thelma
W. H. Erter
Leonard Irwin
Myr
Wm. Irwin
McKinsey
Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasant
Anna May Smailey
Clare
Meryl Graham
Farwell
Friends Give Surprise Shower For Bride To Be
Friday evening several of Miss Thelma Erter's friends gathered at Miss Anna May Smalley's home to surprise the bride-to-be. The event featured games with prizes and many beautiful gifts were presented as a warm send off before marriage.
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Thelma Erter
Anna May Smalley
West Point Cadets Mandated for Nteamura Sports
All cadets at West Point Military Academy must participate in the nteamura sports program if they do not join a varsity team. The policy ensures athletic involvement across the corps of cadets.
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Weat
West Point Military Academy
Local events and meetings listed for upcoming week
Meetings planned by Zenobia Chapter O BE meet the first Thursday monthly. Magle softball faces Clare at school ground Friday afternoon. Ladies Union hosts by Mrs. Samuel Loomis Friday afternoon. Dover Gospel Tabernacle services Sunday at 9 30 oclock forenoon. Clare County Fair set for Harrison September 13 14 16 with prize product displays urged for garden owners and farmers.
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Magle
Clare
Ladies Union
Samuel Loomis
Harrison
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank our many friends for kindness shown during illness and death of husband and father. Gratitude to the ladies with dinner, baked goods, flowers, Rev. Lockyer for comforting words, and Mr. Thruston and Russell for many kindnesses. Signed by Mrs. R. A. Leffingwell and families of Alex McKinnon Floyd Kirkpatrick Durward Kenneay.
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Lockyer
Thruston
Russell
R. A. Leffingwell
Alex McKinnon
Floyd Kirkpatrick
And
Airs
Durward Kenneay
Berry Picking Permission Notice on Farm
John A Oman posts a notice inviting anyone wanting to pick berries on his farm to obtain permission at his house located south of the patch. The brief notice specifies access is by his authorization.
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John A
Oman
List Your Livestock With Farmers' Produce
Farmers' Produce advertises livestock listings with shipping dates on Tuesday August 1 and August 15. Contact telephone 139. P. FW. Geeck, Mer.
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Telephone
P. FW. Geeck
Mer
Strange Sound at Country Trysting Place
Two young lovers discuss their engagement with excitement as they learn their news by telephone. The girl reveals she told her father, but the line’s poor quality leaves the man unsure if the father’s reply came through or if the line broke down.
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Answers Magazine
Wrong Donkey
She had just accepted him and discussed the maybes in a confident tone. She explains why she did not choose Jones, saying she loved another.
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Darling
Jones
Watch from former employer sparks tale of delay
A quip in the Maga magazine recalls a footpad’s taunt about a ten year service, noting the victim’s comment on receiving a watch from a former employer and the offender’s mockery of slowness.
Practical Yes Indeed Has Your Son’s Education
A wry exchange hints at a football season saga as three bail teams pursue a player to sign for the season. The mock dialogue underscores a coach’s practical approach to preparedness and ambition on and off the field.
Smoothing Her Plumage Old Aunt
Despondent aunt says she will not be a nuisance much longer. Nephew reassures that she will. Watchman lexaminer notes the exchange.
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Lexaminer
Science Aids Deaf Girls and Boys in Philadelphia
Philadelphia educators use vibration training and a desk microphone with earphone pairs to teach 120 deaf children spoken words. The method, led by Mrs. Serena F. P. Davis, aims to develop accent through tactile feedback from a bass drum and direct sound without lip reading, reducing isolation.
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Philadelphia
Dex c -Hildren
Board of Education
Lse
Serena FP. Davis
Seligol
German Ambassador Von Hoesch Sparks London Wardrobe Feat
The German ambassador to England Herr Von Hoesch astonishes London with a wardrobe of about 100 suits. His valet Hubert unpacked for two days and fitted two rooms for clothes. Overcoats number dozens and a large store of hats and shirts fills the household.
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Ondon
London
Herr von Hoesch
Court of St. James
Hubert
von Hmoesch
Fireman Hero Is Asked for Saved Man's Glasses
In a West End tenement fire Wireman John O Grantihan carried a man to safety through smoke. He spent eleven days in hospital and later a stranger asked which fireman saved the man and where the glasses are.
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Boston
West End
John O’granihan
Leverett Street
Sid the Stranger
Martin You Seems No Lover of Music Stray Stories
The note from Stray Stories Magazine points to a paradox about a father with four musical daughters. It implies a critique of taste and the idea that having many musically inclined children might still leave him unmoved. The quote highlights a stance on personal affinity for music versus family musical talent.
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Martin
Day
Stray Stories Magazine
Senator Sorghum Ends Dinner Speech Yet Hints at Nuke
Senator Sorghum replies no to more after dinner speeches but jokes about nuking speeches while saying he will not draw attention to his dining. The exchange highlights his focus on constituents and publicity in a light political quip.
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Senator Sorghum
Did T appear nervous during the ceremony
The bride asks if T seemed nervous at the ceremony. The brides aid recalls nerves early on but notes ease after Fred said yes.
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Fred
Answers Magazine
Try a Cyclone Cellar Husband in House Hunting
A playful exchange about home hunting features a bungalow plan to quiet burglars below stairs as a light fiction snippet references passing Show Magazine.
Milquetoast Family Receives A No Trespass Notice
A local trespass notice appears in a fragmentary item mentioning Caspar Milquetoast Jr and a farmer. The watchman warns a youngster to stay off the grass and keep out of a cherry tree area. The brief piece reflects rural property etiquette.
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Caspar Milquetoast, Jr
Wraminer
Nightingale Must Stop Singing After Sundown
Local tenant complained to management that Miss Nightingale cannot sing after sundown or continue using the apartment as a performance space, prompting a demand to relocate or cease activities.
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Miss Nightingale
Reconstruction of Credit Plan Cited as Ingenious
A quotation from Brooklyn figures discusses a plan of récr émanication praised as ingenious yet questioned for credit. The dialogue shows the President and Director debating its viability and the impact on creditors.
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Olie
Brooklyn
Bagte
Old Hand Loom Provides Living for This Family
An antique hand loom found in an attic provides earnings for the N. J. Barringer family in Eugene. They weave rag rugs from scraps and trade them for necessities. A rug yielded 80 pounds of cabbage and 0 pounds of carrots, another brought six rabbits, and another five more. the family uses the trades to buy stew and other staples.
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Eugene
N. J. Barringer
Mayor vetoes salary increase in Burlington vote
Burlington aldermen approved raising Mayor J Holmes Jackson’s salary from 1800 to 2800 a year but the mayor vetoed the measure saying it was not the time for a raise.
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Burlington, VI
J. Holmes Jackson
Giant Kangaroo Rats Claim Wide California Territory
Dr Joseph Grinnell of the University of California reports that giant kangaroo rats in the San Joaquin valley defend exclusive seed plots. Each rat owns a square mile like territory with rich vegetation and barren strips between plots.
Mottiers Cook Book Custard Recipes Guide
This clipping outlines several custard and pudding recipes including baked caramel custard pineapple custard and chocolate pudding. It provides ingredient lists and basic steps such as preparing custards in cups or a double boiler and finishing with toppings or flavors.
Clare Shipping Dates For August Shipments Announced
The Clare Shipping Association set next shipping dates for Tuesday August 22nd. H A Dawson Slipper is listed as contact with phone 220F21.
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Clare Shipping Association
Jack Kelly Stock Company to Visit Clare After July 31
The Jack Kelly Stock Company returns to Clare for three nights and a matinee starting Monday July 31. New York and Chicago produced comedies headline the program with vaudeville numbers between acts led by Lloyd and Lola Connelly. A new Little Orphan Annie version will be featured at the Wednesday matinee with a free admission for one lady per paid adult ticket.
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Jack Kelly
Michigan
Clare
Teddy
New York
Chicago
Lloyd
Lola Connelly
Mr. Kelly
Ever Child
State tax suits test constitutionality of 1933 acts
In Wayne County a suit to determine the legality of the state retail sales tax has begun. A second suit is threatened to test the chain store license tax against the state constitution. The act, effective after overrides, imposes licenses and taxes by ownership size, with $10 for two stores, $2,570 for 25 stores, and $250 for each store over 25.
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Wayne
House of Representatives
Senate
Proposed 10 Percent Loan Interest Amendment
The Department of State promotes a constitutional amendment to cap interest on loans of 300 dollars or less at 10 percent per year. Backers aim to gather signatures to place the proposal on November 1934 ballot. Current rate on loans this size stands at three and one-half percent per month.
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Department of State
Silver a By-Product From Copper Smelting Process
Silver is recovered as a by-product in smelting of various ores, principally copper, highlighting its emergence from base metal refining and refining by-products in industrial operations.
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Clare County Savings Bank
Allen Graham
Zenobia Chapter
O. BE
Dover Gospel Tabernacle
Deschutes River
Oregon
Rod and Ree
Izaak Waltong
Crook County
England
Beau Brummel
THE
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Fireman Hero
Boss Valley
Mottiers Cook Book
Western Newspaper Union
H. A. Dawson
Slipper
Jack Kelly Stock Company
O. D. Bayes Bakery
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