Three Ways to Do It by Anthony and the Haunted House
Anthony Ware vows to win Ann by solving trio of tasks set by her father James Farnham. He spends a night in a haunted house to reveal smugglers, uncovers four men unloading liquor, and reports to the constable. The plan clears his debts and secures his engagement as Ann smiles from the kitchen window.
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James Farrham
Anthony
Mr. Farnahant
Ana
Gand
James Farnahunt
Marren
Young Anthony
Ang
Mr. Farraham
Uand
Ann
Anthony Ware
Oscar Johnson
Oscar
James Farnaham
oWelltt
Mr. Farnaham
Jal
Afr. Farnaham
Farnaham
Javély Ann
Wings of Celluloid Hat Described in Vintage Feature
A vintage hat feature highlights small wings that tuck into curls at the sides. The accessory uses black fabric like material with wings crafted from celluloid.
Michigan Auto Sales Rise and Fall Through Early 1933
The Department of State reports weekly Michigan auto sales fluctuated through 1932 into 1933 with peaks in early 1933. New car registrations exceeded 250 daily at times, peak weekly totals reached 3 505, then declined to 1 316 and later rose again to 1 626 before dropping to 865. Used car registrations show seasonality, with 9 186 in one week and 6 106 in the first four days of the last week reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department O State
Bank Heliday
Getting Out of It Professor Head Inventor Trick
A jovial evening ends with the inventor arriving home at nearly three. To hide the late hour he shifts the grandfather clock from three to four then to five and proclaims it is twelve. The wife is deceived as the clock chimes. The professor smiles.
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Professor Head
Clare Girl Scouts sell at Harrison Clare game
The Clare Girl Scouts sold candy and popcorn at the Harrison Clare baseball game. Proceeds of 1.55 will be given to welfare. The report covers physical education, class activities, perfect scores, and upcoming events with names and dates noted throughout.
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Clare Girl Scouts
Harrison- Clare
Thesday
Farm class tours Fowler ranch orchards and grafting demo
Agriculture reports describe the farm crops class visiting Fowler ranch orchards and a neighboring property where Mr Ott prunes trees and Mr Oradit performs cleft grafting on multiple trees. Animal Husbandry concludes reports on horse, sheep, and poultry ailments. Biology begins a unit on plant animal interactions and adaptation.
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Fowler Ranch
Ott
Glass
Oradit
Pork slides teach Home Economics class lessons
Students viewed slides on pork with remarks on high per capita pork consumption in America. Advanced girls plan to serve dinners next week and visited local stores to summarize their marketing unit. Seventh graders made macaroni and cheese, and sewing projects continue across grades.
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America
Latin II class chooses Catullus over Caesar in study plan
The Latin II class finished Caesar Gallic War Book I but opted to read selections from Catullus. A Friday candy sale raised $2.47 under Virginia Mae Friz and Eunice Sunday, funding a medal for excellence for a Latin I student at tournament time.
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Caeser
Catullus
Virginia Mae Friz
Eunice
School Grade List Names Read As Student Roll Call
A mixed roster of students across grades is listed including Fifth Grade Ruby Callihan Earl Converse Paul Pionise Donald Dunlop Barbara Harrold Harrold Koch Mil dred Williams Donis Zinser Sixth Grade Helen Cappaert Thomas Dwyer Clair Foss Julian Hoffman Betty Leichti Roy Thompson Betty Walker Charles Williams Fourth Grade Billy Butcher Calvin Foss Hisse Ostrowsky George Parent Chester Richard Julia Smith Seventh Grade Francis Cappaert Katherine Dean Edwin Foss Ruby Huntley Russell Koch Freda Leis Ruth Lumley Lawrence Jackson Wayne Perkins Warren Sharp Hilda Smith Neil Sowle Mary Hien White First Grads Kay Clute Russell Foell Robert Grosvenor Alfred Huntley Joan Schoonover Ira Smith Mary Lou Sutton Harold Waite Dale Walters Barbara Inser
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Marjorie Cas
Ner
Kay Clute
Eugene Cour
Stan
Ley Cram
Madonna Edick
Rusgrell Foell
Alfred Huntley
Arthur John~son
Martha Koch
Marjorie Loomis
Wayne Marshall
Virginia Perry
Beverly Sowle
Mary Jon Sutton
Rosemary Wright
Harald Waite
Helen Cappaert
Thomas Dwyer
Clair Foss
Julian Hoffman
Betty Leichti
Roy Thompson
Betty Walker
Charles Williams
Francis Cappaert
Katherine Dean
Edwin Foss
Ruby Huntley
Russell Koch
Freda Leis
Ruth Lumley
Lawrence Jackson
Wayne Perkins
Warren Sharp
Hilda Smith
Neil Sowle
Mary Hien White
Russell Foell
Robert Grosvenor
Joan Schoonover
Ira Smith
Mary Lou Sutton
Harold Waite
Dale Walters
Barbara “Inser
Perfect Attendance Honors For April Third Grade Class
The list recognizes Barbara Caple Doris Erter Naoma Fisher William Foell Virginia Toss Willard Koch Frances Morgan Gloria Perry Howard Six Jane Walters Romayne Williams Donald A Warden for perfect attendance in April at the third grade level.
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Barbara Caple
Doris Erter
Naoma Fisher
William Foell
Virginia Toss
Willard Koch
Frances Morgan
Gloria Perry
Howard Six
Jane Walters
Romayne Williams
Donald A Warden
Kindergarten Absence-Free List and May Basket Note
The passage lists April attendance for Billy Charlés Marguerite Dresner Ronald Doherty Lawrence Foss Garth Hall James Jackson Douglas Masten Doris Maxivell and notes May basket making with paper decorations. It also describes first graders finishing Bison Book I reading and starting My Health Habits and a farm project as Cilifard Dane made a bath for them.
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Billy Charlés
Marguerite Dresner
Ronald Doherty
Lawrence. Foss
Garth. Hall
James Jackson
Douglas. Masten
Doris Maxivell
Dane
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Relief for Painful Feet
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for painful feet and callouses. It claims the product makes feet healthy and comfortable and even treats swollen or varicose veins, with A B Mussell's drug store selling it.
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Moone
A. B. Mussell
Lota
Dte
Doing Hard Things in Mark's Travel to Jerusalem
Lesson for May 7 on Mark 10 32 52. Jesus foretelling his death and resurrection on the way to Jerusalem is followed by teaching on true greatness through sacrificial service. Bartimaeus regains sight after calling on Jesus. Disciples wrestle with ambition and Jesus explains servant leadership.
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Jerusalem
Luke
Jesus
Tuday
Pontius Pilate
Christ
James
John
Matthew
Bartimaeus
David
Hypocrisy in Counterfeit Dollars and Faith
A reader cites hypocrisy as a reason to reject Christianity, noting counterfeit dollars as an example and comparing it to rejecting faith due to hypocritical Christians. The remark ends with a provocative question about discarding true beliefs because of others' faults.
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Blederwolf
Show Them Christ And Preach A Crucified Savior
The fragment urges preachers to reveal Christ crucified to their congregations, questioning if any sermon lacks the prints of paila and stressing consistent, faith-centered ministry.
Local Lake Area Notes A Week of Visits and Club Meeting
Mrs Raymond Scott visited Rosebush friends on Tuesday. Numerous visits include Mrs M Sheardy and Norma Jean Martin in Sears calling on Mr and Mrs Leo Cashin. Farwell Rebekah lodge held an all day quilting session at Mrs Gertrude Scott's home. The 500 Club closed its season with ten games. Mrs Irwin led with seven wins.
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Raymond Scott
Rosebush
M. Sheardy
Norma Jean Martin
Sears
Leo Cashin
Aaron Irwin
A. Phillips
Ruth. _Suimmers
Baby
Clare
Noble Grand Matron
Farwell Rebekah Lodge
Gertrude Scott
Leland Forbes
Brinton
T. H. Brooks
Lewis
Irene Irwin
Farwell
Wylda Mahan
Millie Badger
Thelma
Russel Bergey
Wilma and
Vern
Saginaw
Chas
Pupils Earn Top Spelling Marks as Walter Green Is Absent
Twelve pupils scored 100 in spelling for the last week. Walter Green was absent due to sickness. Jennette Scott and Norman Jesse Martin visited the school during the period.
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Walter Green
Jennette Scott
Norman Jesse Martin
Great Man Quote From Hi Ho Sage of Chinatown
Washington Star quotes the sage Hi Ho of Chinatown saying a truly great man is remembered for merits, not faults. The remark underscores values of character over errors in public memory.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Allenin Pain Formula Promises Fast Relief
A pharmacy notice touts Allenin as a swift acting remedy for rheumatism pain and inflammation caused by uric acid. It claims symptoms abate within 24 to 48 hours, with a money back guarantee by E. A. Anderson and local druggists. A bottle costs 85 cents.
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Allenry
E. A. Anderson
Adyv
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Patricia Harrold
Maryon Doherty
Jack Foss
Martin Kennedy
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Lockyer
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Roberta McKnight
Martha Ann
Dale’ Pifer
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Jack Sternaman
Bernard Wyman
Billy Yaeger
Junior Hampton
Billy Walters
Miss Glerum
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George Parent
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Jane Ann Martin
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Ronald Sage
Lorraine Sutton
Ardath Dawson
Emma Fairbanks
Worest Gordon
Joy Groves
Harold Koch
Jima Lewis
Japan
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Mill Pond
Krade
Home Economics
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Earl Converse
Paul Pionise
Donald Dunlop
Barbara Jeane Harrold
Harrold Koch
Mildred Williams
Donis Zinser
Billy Butcher
Hisse Ostrowsky
Chester Richard
Julia Smith
Blitzwater
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Moony Bible Institute of Chicago
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the Cross
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Thayer Brothers West
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C, C, Somerville
Michigan Bell
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