Local Social Notes Highlight Community Health and Visits
Brand Hersche Comer is on the sick list this week. Rethel Louch spent Saturday and Sunday with Beulah Trumble and attended a wedding. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis on their marriage and long, prosperous life together. Mrs. Abbott of the Brown family visited her daughter Mrs. F. Acre on Sunday. Mrs. Dan Hoover returned home to Lansing on Sunday. Grandma Davialt has been on the sick list for the past week.
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Hersche
Comer
Rethel Louch
Beulah Trumble
Russell Davis
Abbott
The
Brown
F. Acre
Dan Hoover
Lansing
Grandma Davialt
Clare woman visits mother amid local social notes
Mrs. GC S Bunyan of Clare is spending a few days with her mother Mrs John Allen. George and Frank Bates with their families left Saturday for the Pacific coast by auto. Ralph Langworthy came up from Mt Pleasant Saturday returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Clemons of Berverton and several others from Eagle and North Arthur were Sunday visitors at Fred Allen's family. No prayer meetings at Eagle Church since last fall.
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S. Bunyan
Clare
John Allen
George
Frank Bates
Pacific Coast
Ralph Langworthy
Mt. Pleasant
Oscar Clemons
Berverton
Iris
Marie ‘Doria
Bernice Hutchinson
Keertrude Beger
Leonard ‘Slaybaugh
Eagle
Budd
Lerin Orvin
North Arthur
Fred Allen
Eagle Church
Good Old Time Prayer Meetings Resume on Wednesdays
The article calls for a revival of Wednesday evening prayer meetings with full attendance and hospitality. It notes local visits from Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich and others, lists several Sunday callers, mentions Mrs. Hutchinson's illness, and reflects on the Word Bible meaning and a historical note on George Washington and early petroleum interest.
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George Washington
United States
Railroad Crisis Debated As Conductor Pay Boost Sought
The Labor Board reviews claims for pay increases by conductors and brakemen while the Interstate Commerce Commission reports progress in moving grain cars west from New England and the Atlantic seaboard. A coal car movement from the Midwest to Eastern coal areas is planned to relieve shortages and ease costs. A Senate committee considers the Cummins transport act amendment extending loan repayment and potential extra funding for railroad liquidation, amid concerns over a broader freight jam impacting commerce.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kelloge
Minnesota
Townsend
Michigan
Underwood
Alabama
House
Walker D. Hines
Kellogg
Railroad Administration
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Conference of
Bankers Back Inflation Curb Support
Washington reports bankers from across the country, meeting with the Federal Reserve Board, pledge to aid in deflation and curb high prices. Governor Harding outlines policy to discourage unnecessary borrowings and nonessential loans while urging conservative credit, warning of a potential financial crisis if speculative activity persists.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Fegl
England to intensify policy in Ireland after London talks
The London Times reports major government shifts in Ireland following conferences among Viscount French General Macready and officials in London with Dublin representatives of Sir Hamar Greenwood. The government reportedly resolved to employ every weapon in the armory to confront the crisis.
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England
London
Ireland
Viscount French
Macready
Hamar Greenwood
Dubin
London Times
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Tatman & Son
P. S
Wm. Dietrich
Sagin
Edad Hatchkinson
George Langworthy
Arthur
Joy Rilette
Gladwin Co
J. Abbott
J.B. Allen
Kimball Phonographs
TY Kimball
Kimball Piano
Kimball Phonograph
Wilson-Davy
Commerce Commission
Labor Board
Federal Reserve
Vici Kid
Pervale
Chambra
Rens
Voile
Coats
Boy’s
Odd Shoes
Aan
a _Kuppenheimer
America
Vici
Weyenberg
Wm. H. Bicknell
Mich
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