Michigan Briefs Chronicle varied incidents across the state
Alpena approves 4805 aid as 75 workers stamp and brush along highways. Grand Rapids starts direct air mail to Milwaukee via Kohler Aviation. Mason finds parchment records and a teacher certificate. East Detroit child killed when cupboard fell on her. Negaunee teen dies in failed freight ride attempt. Coldwater cat Grandma survives 20 days in trap and births five kittens. Port Huron man sentenced for forgery and auto theft. his wife in Detention Home. Sonia area bank tensions over certificates. Mt. Clemens county finances improve via bond-secured cash. Monroe dredging contracts awarded by War Department. Lansing notes maple syrup tapping season. Detroit jury awards city minor sewer damages. White Cloud uses ox and auto parts for transport. Allegan man burns infant in stove. wife and others involved fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpenaa
Alpena County
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Kohler Aviation Company
Mason
Ansing
Kenneth Moore
Michigan State College
Moore
East Detroit
Joan
Cameron Cross
Coldwater
Frank Burns
Grandma
Don “Marquis
Mehitabel
Detroit
Southfield
Julius Porath
White Cloud
Bert Salyer
Allegan
Cecil Dostie
Dumont Lake
Dostie
Michigan
Wahjamega
Tuscola County
Notice of Registration Vernon Town Hall Dates
Notice is hereby given that I will be at the Vernon town hall March 22 23 and 25 1933 to register qualified votes Red Marshall Clerk Vernon Two.
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Vernon Town Hall
Livestock Listing From Farmers' Produce Ad
Livestock offered by P. F. Geeck Mer markets cattle and other stock with shipping dates set for Tuesday March 28th and April 11th. Telephone 139.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F.‘Geeck, Mer
Trails to Nowhere Finds True Fortune on Byways
A speaker recalls a friend who chased wealth on far roads while neglecting duty. Years later the narrator chooses a sylvan path, seeks happiness, and discovers contentment by pursuing meaningful work, finding the fortune his friend sought in vain on Nowhere’s byways.
Best Crops Grown One Fertile Soil
Dairy extension specialist Tom A. Arey argues dairy farming builds soil by recycling manure and feed value. He notes legume hays and cottonseed meal contribute plant food, with alfalfa hay valued at 36 a ton and cottonseed meal at 15.02, while about 20 percent is lost in feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
A. Arey
North Carolina State College
WNU
Shelter for Dairy Cow of Utmost Importance
The Dakota Farmer stresses proper dairy barn shelter to maximize milk yield. It argues cows need warm dry well lit and well ventilated housing. Ideal winter temp 50 to 60 degrees with ample air, one cubic foot per pound of cow weight, to keep air pure and avoid drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Old Separators Prompt Dairymen to Check Milking Tech
An Ohio dairyman jokes about quitting early milking and using the old separator to sell cream. Many dairymen are doing the same, but faulty or poorly adjusted separators risk significant fat losses in skim milk, with tests showing up to 0.16 percent loss in some cases and averages around 0.02 to 0.05 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Finney Association
Kan
R. Searles
Good and Poor Cows Study on Farm Profits by Tester Ingels
J W Ingels concludes one good cow is worth ten poor ones after examining records from the Lee Des Moines Cow Testing Association. He notes the average cow earned owners $85.96 above feed costs, while 14 new producers averaged only $3.62 profit, just over one tenth of the mean production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ingels
Farmers’ Association
Lée-Des Moines
Pioneer Farwell resident Blanché dies after stroke
Mrs Blanché Gilman, longtime Farwell resident, died at her home Friday evening March 10 after years of illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon with Rev Randell presiding. She was laid to rest in Surrey cemetery. A life sketch will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanché “Gilman
Farwell
Methodist Church
Randell
Surrey
Through A Ste Womans Eyes by Jean Newton
Jane Addams urges women to follow unique strengths rather than imitate men. Hull House founder exemplifies social service and personal authenticity, urging women to value their own approach and qualities in leadership and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Newton
Jane Addams
Alliance of Business and Professional Women of
Chicago
America
Miss Addams
Hull House
Hell Syndicate
WNU
Community Notes From Rosebush Area
Miss Helen Campbell of Atlanta visited her parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Gale Lutz and son Wilmer from Lansing stayed with Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson. Norris Walton is ill with scarlet fever. No Epworth League or church at the Methodist church next Sunday March 19 due to a convention at Seaton. Mrs Andrew Willey returned from Saginaw after visiting her uncle and aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Campbell
Atlanta
Mrs
Homer Campbell
Gale Lutz
Wilmer
Lansing
Floyd Thompson
Norris Walton
Epworth League
Seaton
Sentinel
Andrew Willey
Saginaw
Florin Walton
Greenwood Grange Organization Meeting At Town Hall
A meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the Greenwood town hall to organize a grange with pot luck supper. J Archambault is listed among attendees.
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Greenwood Town Hall
Card of Thanks for Alfred Abbott Loss
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during the loss of our beloved brother Alfred Abbott. Gratitude to Rev Kleinhardt for comfort, to the singers, to friends for flowers, and to J E Doherty and Son for kindness. His sisters and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Abbott
Rev. Kleinhardt
J.E. Doherty
Appreciation Note From D Hanley After Caucus
D Hanley expresses gratitude for the kindness shown at Monday night’s caucus and offers to return the favor if possible. The letter emphasizes appreciation and willingness to help.
Church of God Plans Vacation Bible School
Plans for a daily vacation bible school are underway by the Church of God to start shortly after public schools end for the spring. Watch for further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Vacation Bible School
Church of God
Shipping Dates for Clare Shippins Association Move
The Clare Shippins Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday March 71st and April 4th. Contact H A Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220821 for details.
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Clare Shippins Association
Marc
Classifieds: Patterres and Radiators for Sale
Old radiators and piping items in green paint being sold by Samborn's. Contact Clare-aliy by phone Oy 3 for details on price and pickup arrangements.
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Samborn’s
Clare
TRI-COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION MEETS AT MT PLEASANT
The Tri County Bar Association heard from six speakers led by Judge Hart and William Dexter Fales on various facets of the issue. Gerald J. Cotter pledged a county law library report for next month. Officers from the past year include President Joseph Schnitzler and others. new officers will be elected in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morris
Judge Hart
William Dexter ‘Fales
Francish. Dodds
Alexander E. Wylie
Virgil McClintic
Ralph J. Hyde
Gerald J. Cotter
County Law Library Committee
Schnitzler
T. Carl Holbrook
Voters of Clare elect City Clerk Lawrence Brown
Lawrence Brown reports he was elected by the voters of Clare to the office of City Clerk and pledges to fulfill the duties. He asks for continued support in his bid to serve.
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Clare
March court calendar adds 12 new cases
The docket lists 12 new cases including M Fanning and Eomer Hughes with Hillis Hughes and J M Van Deusen vs City of Harrison seeking injunction. Elia Moore vs William Moore filed for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fanning
Eomer Hughes
Hillis Hughes
J. M. van Deusen
City of Harrison
Et al
Elia Moore
William Moore
Pettit Jurors Named for March 1933 Circuit Court Term
A list of jurors for the March 1933 term of the circuit court includes Mrs. Ed. Amy from Harrison 1st ward J B Ladd Harrison 2nd ward Ralph Haton Harrison 3rd ward George Codling Arthur Frank Brooks Franklin John Gafney Freeman Henry Hensley Frost John Halstead Garfield John Oman Grant Geo Shimmell Greenwood Dave Bailey Hamilton Albert Shaver Hatton Floyd Wilson Hayes Charles C Calkins Lincoln Roy Myers Redding Henry Kleiner Sheridan Earl Phelipp Summerfield Jesse E Palmer Surrey Andrew Birkompas Winterfield Ed Hawkins Clare 1st ward John Northon Clare 2nd ward R A Leffingwell Clare 3rd ward Ellis Hughes Harrison 1st ward Lucinda Hampton Harrison 2nd ward.
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Amy
Harrison
J. B. Ladd
Ralph Haton
George Codling
Arthur
Frank Brooks
Franklin
John Gafney
Freeman
Henry Hensley
Frost
John Halstead
Garfield
John Oman
Grant
Geo. Shimmell
Greenwood
Dave Bailey
Hamilton
Albert Shaver
Hatton
Floyd Wilson
Hayes
Charles C. Calkins
Lincoln
Roy Myers
Redding
Henry Kleiner
Sheridan
Earl Phelipp
Summerfield
Jesse E. Palmer
Surrey
Andrew Birkompas
Winterfield
Hawkins
Clare
John Northon
R. A. Leffingwell
Ellis Hughes
Lucinda Hampton
Andrew Clendenin Dies at Home Near Temple
Andrew E. Clendenin died March 3 1933 at his home east of Temple. Born July 16 1852 in Caistorville Ontario he leaves wife Flora a son Henry E B Clendenin of Chicago two daughters Isobel Kottmeier Nellie Willison one sister Mrs Peter Schram of Temple one brother Alvin Clendenin Rogers City Michigan seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral held Temple March 5 with burial in Redding cemetery officiated by Rev Caldwell.
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Andrew
E. Clendenin
Temple
Caistorville
Ont
Flora
Hmery EB. Clendenin
Chicago
Isobel Kottmeier
Nellie Willison
Welland
Peter Schram
Alvin Clendenin
Rogers City
Mich
Mervin
Inez
Alice Willson
Carl
Leona kKottmeier
Courtland Carl
Leila Deachman
Toronto
Walter
Peggy Deachmagi
Thelma
Raymond Carl
Hiva Clendenin Carl
Olivia Carl Horton
Terment
Redding
Rey, Caldwell
Gratitude for Loyal Support at Republican Convention
The speaker thanks those who gave loyal support at the Republican convention and praises the friendly spirit shown by her opponent. Mrs. Vera Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Peterson
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Aichigan
Monroe
Construction Materials Co
War Department
Monroe Harbor
R. C. Huffyman Corp
Cleveland
Lake St. Clair
Duluth Superior Dredging Co
Lower Peninsula
Muses
Lefty) Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Marshall
Vernon Two
C Lawrence Hawthorne
Greenwood Meeting
J, Archambault
Tno
D. Hanley
H. A. Dawson
Shipper
Lansing Mich
Citizens State Bank
Clare Mich
Treasury
State Banking Department
E Reichert
Tri-County Bar Association
MT. Pleasant
Lawrence Brown
Pettit
Circuit Court
Andrew Clendenin
Angel Food
O. D. Bayes Bakery
Republican Rally
Duncan Hall, Clare
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