Washington notes on sabre rattling and party primaries
A Washington column condemns loose critiquing by New Deal spokesmen as dangerous provocation that could unite totalitarian states. It cites Mussolini's warning and recalls a January New York meeting on war plans. It reports Pennsylvania primaries showing party realignments and doubts about Pepper's Florida win. The piece emphasizes American refusal to force regimes and notes political shifts in Dems and Republicans.
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New Deal
Mussolini
Congress
Maly
Germany
Japan
United States
Holden
New York City
General Staff
War Department
State
Navy Departments
Boake Carter
Pennsylvania
America
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Guffey
Farley
Florida
Pepper
James
Pennsylvania Voters Rebuff New Deal Political Protests
The text accuses the New Deal of corrupting relief funds for political purposes. It highlights allegations against Harry Hop Farley and King as sham premises and warns taxpayers that Pennsylvania will respond in November, asserting funds are prostituted to politics.
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Harry Hop Farley
King
Pennsylvania
New Deal Administration
Social News Roundup from Clare Michigan Area
Mrs B Gerow and daughter Davis of Clare visit nieces Tessie and Hazel Bodkins. Mr and Mrs Jay Clute and Robert call on Patricia Clute at Mt Pleasant. Hazel Bodkins completes term with 120 attendees. Willis Strouse welcomed a baby boy. Kathleen Vandewarker and others visit Loran Nevills and baby near Dover. Walter Hierholzer and two children from Midland spend weekend with his parents. Effie James hosts Mr Robertson from Detroit and cousins M D Clute. Wm Kistler bedridden again. Loran Negills and baby visit Hampton family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gerow
Davis
Clare
Wm. Neithercut
Flint
Tessie
Hazel Bodkins
Willis Strouse
Arval Vandewarker
Kathleen
George Vandewarker
Virginia Richardson
Loran Nevills
Dover
Walter Hierholzer
Midland
Local social notes from area families and visitors
Brand Mr and Mrs Geo Williams were Sunday visitors at Art Revers. Miss Frances Gordon spending a few days at home. Ronald Chatterton wrecked his new car Friday evening after leaving Standard Gas station Gladwin. Glen Blystone Ruth visited Loomis cemetery Coleman. Rex Robinett and son Earl visited Sag inaw parents Mr and Mrs J Smith. Emma Kever attended Holland tulip festival. Ray Gordon and nieces Thelma Irene visited Glen Gordon’s. Nelson Davis visiting grandparents C J Davis. Ted Newman chased a fox from Brand farm flock. Roy Wilson and Wallace Roberts with child visited Dysingers and Revers. Glen Turner and family visited K A Turner and Glen Gordon. Glen Gordon helping Al Shaver screen gravel at Dawson pit. Norris Blystone from Clare stayed with parents. Mrs Artie Carncross of Hagle visited mother Effie Blystone.
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Geo. Williams
Art Revers
Frances Gordon
Ronald Chatterton
Standard Gas
Gladwin
Glen Blystone
Ruth
Loomis Cemetery
Coleman
Rex Robinett
Earl
West Grant
J. Smith
Brand Farm
Roy Wilson
Wallace Roberts
Glen Turner
Sunfield
K. A
Glen Gordon
al. Shaver
Dawson Pit
Norris Blystone
Clare
Artie Carncross
the Hagle
Effie Blystone
Elm Grove Social Roundup Notables and Illness Mark Week
Mrs Clarence Jordan is ill with quinsy. Nearby families entertain relatives from Grand Rapids and Detroit. Visits include Strouse, Carr, Densmore, Sawdon, Walters, McClung, Rhodes, and Keith families from various cities. A Townsend meeting at the Grange hall drew attendees from Midland Loomis Coleman. a local club organized with several new members.
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Clarence Jordan
Clair Strouse
Bert Carr
B. Styles
Grand Rapids
Mary Lou Strouse
Glenn Sawdon
Pontiac
Norman
Densmore
von Walters
Coleman
James McClung
Jessie
Alice
Detroit
Henry Rhodes
Richarnc
West
Grant
Marden
Wear Long Lake
Wm.Scheiner
Charles ‘Keith
Cilo
Shirley ‘Walters
Townsend
Grange Hall
Midland
Loomis
Thia
Dinner honors two sisters birthday at North West Vernon
Ree Smith of Farwell attended a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harvey Wilson in North West Vernon Sunday honoring the birthdays of Cora and Francis Van Sicklen. The event marked a family gathering with local residents present.
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Ree Smith
Farwell
Harvey Wilson
Edgar van Sicklen
North West Vernon
Cora
Francis
Winterfield Picnic and Local Socials Highlight Week
The Winterfield school picnic was enjoyed by all on Thursday. The Grandpa Farmer Club met at the town hall Thursday evening. Various local visits and calls followed with neighbors and relatives listed among attendees and guests over the weekend.
Community circles gather for kinship and faith
An Eagle area notes page reports visits from Otto Kleiner and family in Pontiac, extended kin from Detroit and Midland, and a large Sunday service led by Rey Stucky of Detroit. A seven year old singer spoke on Belshazzar’s feast, with praise for future appearances. The Honderich family reunion marks 14 years since their last gathering, followed by a Sunday dinner with many relatives.
Local Residents Attend Meetings and Family News Across Multiple Cities
Miss Delphine Ballage attended a Michigan Library Association round table in Midland on Tuesday. Rural carriers gathered at Nelson's in Shepherd on Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Ralph Sharp and Mr and Mrs Maurice McConnell. The Hart Willey family and daughter Marion left for Hot Springs Arizona for ten days. Rev and Mrs J W Stanton returned home Friday after visiting their son Lester Stanton in Milwaukee. The R B Martin family moved into the former Ned Johnston home. H Moon and Wm Thompson visited Kalkaska and South Boardman on Thursday. Tom Fall hosted visitors en route to Higgins Lake with Dick. Rose Marie McFarlane injured in a Saturday night car accident. Mrs John D Stanley and daughter spent days in Flint and Pontiac at Clifford Mutorspagh's. Mrs Roy Stickle ill at home. Marion Graham returned from Washington DC. Robert Hunter attended a high school alumni meeting in Sistersville West Virginia. Bernard and Elmer Lynch, Fred Thompson, and Henry Taylor went to Detroit to see a ball game. Joseph and Patrick Battle and Buck Graham visited Bay City for Pure Oil Co. Mr and Mrs John Lane of Pontiac welcomed a baby girl. Mrs Rose Cosgrove returned to Maline Illinois. Mr and Mrs Joe Murphy of Lansing visited relatives here. Betty Bentler visiting aunt Mrs Margaret Blesch. Callers at Mrs Wm Johnston’s Sunday included Frank White of Marion, Dean Johnston family of Ludington, and Melvin Johnston’s daughter of Marion. Harold Wager of Remus spent Tuesday with Norman Wager.
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Ralph Sharp
Maurice McConnell
Nelsom’s
Shepherd
Hart Willey
Marion
Hot Springs
Arizona
Rev
J. W. Stanton
Lester Stanton
Milwaukee
R. B. Martin
Mra
Ned Johnston
H. Moon
Thompson
Kalkaska
South Bordman
Robert Fall
Pleasant
Thea
Tom Fall
Higgins Lake
Rose Marie McFarlane
John D. Stanley
Flint
Clifford Mutorspagh
Pontiac
Roy Stickle
Marion Graham
Washington, D
John Lane
Katherine Lawler
Rose Cosgrove
Maline
Illinois
Joe Murphy
Lansing
Betty Bentler
Margaret Blesch
Wm. Johnston
Frank White
Dean Johnston
Ludington
Melvin, Johnston
Harold Wager
Remus
Norman Wager
Local Lake News Recap Of Church, Visits And School
Sunday school and church services are held weekly at the Grange Hall in Lake with Rev. Chas Kleinhardt as pastor. Local residents share social visits, travels to Bay City and Clare, and notes on a fall from a ladder. The community marks a successful school year with an all-day picnic and a boys’ game win 14 to 7.
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Grange Hall
Lake
Chas, Kleinhardt
First Musical Dictionary By Tinctoris
The first known musical dictionary was written by Belgian scholar Johannes de Tinctoris around 1475.
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Johannes de Tinctoris
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Washington
Caesar
Jay Clute
Robert
Ruby Thompson
Patricia Clute
Mt. Pleasant
Elm Grove
Winterfield
Grandpa Farmera
Town Hall
Willet
Elmer Wheeler
Sam Gaskill
Roy Sutton
Will Vander Wonde
Simon Vander Wonde
Edith Davis
Neale Cook
Frank Davis
H. Robbins
Gon Floyd
Clinton Foster
C.J. Dells
Clarence Coleman
Otto Kleiner
Henry Kleiner, Sr
R. A.carr
B. Kleiner
R. Hutchinson
A. H Hutchinson
Birge
Geo. Vandewarker
Robi Hutchinson
Vandewarkers
Frank Barton
Wm Stanley
Leo Compton
Elkton
Ind
J. N. Teall
Lawrence Bank
Rey Stucky
Stucky
Belshazzers
Henderich
H. H. Ranseyer
Duluth
Honderich
Wm. Kraatz
Milton Honderich
Sylvan Honderich
Lee Honderich
D. GC. Stucky
David
Henry Kleiner
Donald
Ernest Kleiner
Glenn Bay
Dilton David
Kleiner
Delphine Ballage
Michigan Library ‘Association
Lake News
Wylda Mahan
Wm, McCon
Douglas Purcel
Sam Hindman
Upper Peninsula
Sam
Hazel Getchell
Bay City
Hi. C. Coupe
Geo. Scott
Farwell High School
Home Economica Club
F.H
Clifford Malesh
Walter Cornell
Eleanor
Cornell
Irwin Eilencamp
George Syer
Syer
Wmi. Mahan
Joan W. Jackson
Frank Carper
Conver
Sane
DE Luxe
Vay
Clare High School
Michigan
Benjam
Thayers
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