Annual Boxing Show Draws Crowd at Gym
The fifth annual boxing event drew a record crowd over three nights as 46 boys competed. Preliminary rounds on March 14 and 18 led to finals on March 20 with many byes and upsets, culminating in three Charles Strange Trophy selections for Clair Arnold Morris Kapplinger and Warden Parsell.
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Charles Wright
Kenneth Gillis
Art Jarred
Glenn Hardy
Tom Burdo
Donald Holbrook
Ronald Brown
Wilbur Ireland
Jack Woodworth
Bob Gillis
Bud Kane
Gerald Rodabaugh
Nelson Williams
Ron Doherty
Leeland Gordon
Merle Archambault
Herb McNeil
Paul Creguer
Bob Chaiiman
John Murphy
Martin Kennedy
William Spicer
Morris Kapplinger
Ronald Skinner
Clyde Moline
Henry Denton
Don Brown
Fred Busche
H. Carlson
Bud Visger
Central State Teachers College
Francis Thomas
Farwell
William Kelly
Mt. Pleasant
Warden Parsell
Parsell
Moline
Charles Strange
Kelly
Clair Arnold
Paxton
Brown
Time Tables Railroads and Bus Connections at Clare
Ann Arbor R Harter agent lists south and north trains with departure times. Pere Marquette schedules West and East trains. Foster Bus Line serves Clare with arrivals from south and connections to Mt. Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Great Lakes Motor Bus connects Clare to Mt Pleasant and other towns with multiple daily departures.
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Progress on Muskegon River Dam Project Report
Winter work on the Muskegon River Dam shows weekly gains despite harsh weather. A crew from Camp Houghton Lake laid a six foot deep clay blanket at the dam face to curb water percolation through under the cut-off piles, with earth moved by shovel, dump truck, and bulldozer under supervision of Lee W. Maurer and Henry Walcutt.
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Camp Houghton Lake
Lee W. Maurer
Henry Walcutt
Dr. Tierney Settles Divorce Debt with Penny Payment
Boston physician Dr. J Paul Tierney paid his estranged wife Mary E Tierney with 2000 pennies 175 in bills and 50 in checks to settle a court valued loss of dresses shoes jewelry and silverware at 250 dollars. The case closed after the payment.
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Boston
J. Paul Tierney
Mary E. Tierney
New York City
Joseph Walsh
Rosebush and Center churches list services and events
Rosebush Methodist Church schedules 10:00 a m preaching service 11:00 a m Sunday school and 7 80 p m Epworth League. Center Methodist Church lists 10:00 a m Sunday school 11:00 a m preaching and 8:00 p m Epworth League. Various local residents visit relatives and attend Easter events. illness affects a school and a teacher.
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Epworth League
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Silence and Work Is New Metro in Italy
Rome fascist groups inaugurate posters under the Silence Campaign proclaiming in this office we do not discuss high politics and high strategy. The posters will be distributed widely and posted in offices fascist clubs cafes restaurants cinemas and theaters.
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Rome
Italy
Army Drops Old Field Battery After War Era Action
The first American field artillery battery to fire in France in World War I is disestablished under War Department reorganization. Fort Meade maneuvers preceded its drawdown, with personnel reassigned to Madison Barracks and Fort Knox as the compact force replaces older units in a streamlined division plan.
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France
Fort Meade
Uni
Fort Hoyle
War Department
Maxwell Murray
Washington Provisional Brigade
Murray
Rene E. der. Hoyle
H. D. Baker
Madison Barracks
Troubled by Insomnia Maybe It's Just an Idea
Rochester psychologist Dr. Eliot D. Hutchinson says insomnia may reflect an imprisoned idea breaking through. He reports over 80 percent of creative people experience moments of insight after extended effort, emotional tension, and a period when the problem is forgotten.
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Rochester
N. Y
Eliot D. Hutchinson
University of Rochester
Hutchinson
Foundations and windows set the whole house in place
The text urges first time builders to invest in solid footings and framing, not skimp on windows. It warns that cheap windows lead to heat loss and drafts, while well designed factory fitted windows save on bills and future redecorating. The message stresses durable, permanent components from the start.
Fire destroys Bunk House at Blue Tavern
Temple fire crews battled an overheated gas stove that destroyed the Bunk House at the Blue Tavern Sunday evening. Other items report My and Mrs Roy Kress attending Communion in Marion Thursday night and Easter visits by Roy Holford, Roy Myers to Saginaw and Flint. Theron Isohn has been at Saginaw County Hospital nearly a year with improving condition.
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Roy Kress
Marion
Roy Holford
Roy Myers
Saginaw and
Flint
Theron Isohn
Saginaw County Hospital
Kohn
Gladys Smith
Sylvap
Jerry Vett
Alice Blacklege
Anna Crawford
Harrison
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