High School Updates Beat Details From Mt Pleasant
The article covers classwork in economics farming and geography, student tardies and absences, report cards due, and a debate contest at Mt Pleasant with St. Juan and Saginaw teams. It notes improvements, program changes, and that district contests will determine state champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Ackerman
Harold Louch
Claude Milam
Melvine Roch
Clare Faught
Clarence Lamphere
Clifford Parker
Geo. Ramey
Basil Harvey
Murl Ritter
Paul Michael
Wilma Kraus
Haze
Turbuch
Vernie Holmes
Bernice Groves
Nellie Jane Davy
Dorothy Comer
Betty Groves
Dolores Rangsat
Reva Derby
Mary Elden
Ruth Baker
Marion Horton
Marion Strachban
Asia
Unis
Irving Brown
Edward Jacksen
Lawrence Waite
Thomas Horton
Alice Kraus
Doris Robins
Ethel Gressin
Francie Greer
Marke
Sapt. Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Mc. Pleasant
St. Juana
Saginaw
Davison
Death in Clare County prompts community sympathy
Frank Thompson is called to E B wart Sunday by the sudden death of his father Alec Thompson. Clare County memories are recalled as neighbors extend condolences. The column notes visits among residents including Albert Allen and the Brand family, Mrs. Jay Clute with grandparents, Rob Walters with cousins, and Rep. H Richard Emereon visiting Jack. A Ladies Aid meeting is announced for Thursday the sixteenth with Mrs. Wesley Teale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Ebwart
Alec Thompson
Thompsouw
Clare Co
Albert Allen
The
Brand
Will Gerow
Jay Clute
John Allen
the Eagle
Rob. Walters
W. Grant
Jack
Ladiee Aid
Siarek
Mre
Wesley Teale
Second Newberry indictment dismissed by Justice Department
The Justice Department has dismissed the second indictment in the Newberry campaign case against 18 defendants including Senator Tru man Newberry and 17 others for conspiracy to commit perjury. Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer wrote Feb 18 to Henry W Bose explaining no further prosecution would occur after the first indictment. The dismissal follows the Grand Rapids trial and appeals before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Newberry Senatories
Truman H. Newberry
United States Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Henry W. Bose
Detroit
Newberry
United States District Court
Grand Rapids
Senator Newberry
John S. Newberry
Paul H. King
Allan A. Templeton
B Frank Emery
Charlies A. Floyd
Hannibal A. Hopkins
Frederick Cody
Milton Ocakman
Harry O. Turner
Frederick P. Smith
Elbert V. Chileon
William J. Mickel
Clarence L. Sibben
Mark T. McKee
James F. McGregor
Frank W. Blair
Thomas P. Phillips
Grand
Grand Rapide
Frral
Palmer
When Life’s Lessons Reveal God’s Plans Like Lilies
Poem reflects on life, death, and divine timing by May Riley Saish. It suggests that suffering and withheld joys are part of God’s wisdom, and that future understanding will bring peace as life’s mysteries unfold. The verse contemplates mortality, faith, and ultimate meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menta
Ann Arbor South News and Local Notes
Community items report travel schedules and daily life notes from Ann Arbor South. Mentions include motor timetables, illness of Barn ey Roger in Detroit, storm snow impact, visits by Mrs. Badger and Mrs. McClellan, carpet sewing meeting, family travels, school boys Glen Suylandt and Herold Sherman improving, fire at Will Rogers home, basketball losses to Hersey, and a school program with a large community turnout.
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Barney Roger Ca
Will
Detroit
Walter Badger
Mesick
Wooley
Lake
O. E. Bingham
Bellfontaine
Ohio
Aid Society
Alice Stinchcombe
Clifford Brasington
Jessie McClellan
Laisa
Oklahoma
D. R. Wait
McClellan
Harrison
Lucy Miller
Jobn Barton
Glen Suylandt
Herold Sherman
Howard Drake
Cadillac
Chas. Clark
Watter
Updegraff
Updevereff Sr
Flint
Will Bareton
Ida Holme
Pellison
Silas Lynch
Midland
Middleton
G. E. Lamb
Saginaw
Spei
Will Rogers
Boya
Teama
Hersey
Herney
Heresy Girle
Farwell hen lays 17 eyes and hatches 12 young
A young White Rock hen owned by Mrs. F Perkins of Farwell is described as unusually purposeful and productive. Although not yet a year old, she has laid 17 eyes and recently batch hatched 12 chicks, highlighting strong personality theory cited by Lyman Abbott.
Language of Animal Pets Reveals Silent Eloquence
A reflection on how pets speak without words through eyes and posture. The piece notes that dogs express loyalty and affection in a speaking silence, despite humans labeling them dumb brutes.
Farmers Meet at Normal March 9 to 11 with Exhibits
The State Farm Bureau Michigan Agricultural College and the Agriculture and Home Economics department plan extensive exhibits at the annual Farmers Meetings at the Normal March 9 10 11. Farmers are urged to bring grain seeds and apples for sale and testing. Soil topics include profitability and proper handling of soil matters. Farm Bureau Day is March 10 with talks on the work for about 160 000 Michigan members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm Bureau
Michigan Agricultural College
Agriculture and Home Economics Department
Norma
Farm Bureau
Michigan
Home Economics
Ipadella County
Sconte
Mbt. Pleasant
Ward
M. A
Rural Life Conference
Maple Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Sam McGoogan of Pennsylvania visits old friends this week. Bertie Graham and Miss Cillian Halatead attend a surprise party for Bertie’s sister Mrs Colby of Mt Pleasant. Alma Tiedeman returns from Farwell. Dr. Lamb attends Louise Davis who has a cold. Miss Ethel Halated goes to Lansing. Mrs Lay returns from St Louis Thursday with Mr Lay to Lansing Friday. J McReynolds of Cadillac visits Jr Tiedeman. Ray Utley on road work at Eight Point Lake spends weekend with family. John Tiedeman trims Roy Root’s orchard. Mrs James Davison calls on Mrs Geo Davison and meets Marie Louise Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McGoogan
Pennsylvania
Bertie Graham
Cillian Halatead
Bertie
Mrs. Colby
Mt. Pleasant
Alma Tiedeman
Farwell
Dr. Lamb
Louise Davis
Ethel Halated
Lansing
J. McReynolds
Cadillac
Jr. Tiedeman
Ray Utley
Eight Point
Lake
John Tiedeman
Roy Root
James Davison
Geo. Davison
Marie Louise Davisos
Local Notes Reportill and Illness Update
North Arthur Mery Bodi and Arnold Ott have been sick with pneumonia or illness. Geo Ott and a horse incident near Reeker's gate led to Geo Ott's injury but he is recovering. The Garten boys and Mr Wood workers, Mrs Gerren and Broebeck families, and Edna Cummingham return to school. Mrs Spencer's relatives aided in Detroit before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Bodi
Arnold Ott
Owen Spick
Garehow Boys
Mr. Wood
Geo. Ott
Albert
Chan
Ott
Thorsase
Reeker
Geo. Ont
Bert Gerren
Broebeck
Iis
Seginaw
Gerber
Garden
Torough
Mr. Spencer
Detroit
Moores Crossing News Brought Visits and Moves
Lee Utley and wife with their little son visited last week with sister Mrs. Nora Allen. Roy Allen moved from Axford farm in West Grant to his own farm here. Mrs. Scrogger visits Mrs. Nelson Tiedemann. Wilmot Grahem and family drove to Mt. Pleas Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Utley
Nora Allen
Roy Allen
Axford
West Grant
Scrogger
Nelson Tiedemann
Wilmot Grahem
Hite
Lola
Mt. Fieasant
Brighten the Corner If you can't be a moonshiner
A brief column notes a pragmatic take on local resilience and small endearing acts in the community. It evokes a hometown sentiment about making do and helping neighbors despite challenges.
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Bong
George Washington
Elis Bowler
Giri
Washington
Perry Greck
Rosella Waddington
Geo. Cosgrove
Harold Lampman
Colonville
May Riley Saish
Traine ‘Eiom Farwell
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Slo
Lyman Abbott
Maple Grove
North Arthur
Moores Crossing
Texas
Red Jersey
Durham Cow
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A. K. Sanderson
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Gale
McCormick Mower
Harrow
John Shilling
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