New Naturalization Rules for Women Take Effect
Officials explain the revised law effective September 22 1928 allowing married and single women to file naturalization papers. Married women whose husbands are non citizens must meet formal requirements including declaration of intention and five years residence. Alien wives who married citizens after the date may petition without declaration of intention and prove one year residence. prior citizen women may file with one year residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrua
Bureau of Naturalisation
U. S
Court affirms raid without warrant over liquor odor
U S court of appeals rules a prohibition officer may raid without a warrant when he detects liquor odor. It upholds a lower court conviction of Robert J. McBride a prominent planter of Dear Mobile who faces six months in jail after officers found a 75 gallon still and two enslaved men in a cellar on his plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
Prohibition Enforcement
Robert J. McBride
Dear Mobile
McBride
Farwell Daily Shifts Amid Personal Notices
Last week in Gilmore and Detroit visits describe locals Eric Ford Bakerie and Nickerson. Community notes cover church events, Sunday meetings, aid society, baptisms, and a storm of travel to Flint Cadillac and Saginaw with family moves and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Ford
Gilmore
Mr. Bakerie
Detroit
Wm. Cliyton
Marion
Sid Sherman
George Palmer
Oweeco
William Sherman
Parente
Elicha White
Farwell
Mr. Nickerson
J. Stinchcombe, Sr
Hanson Farm
Sanday
Mroe. Rainey
L. D
Wm. Grimm
Morley
Dr. Diamond
Ure
Steve Shumway
Yeabel Woodward
Coates
Maple Grove
Louis Floch
Sam McGoogan
James Stanley
Disciple
Aid Society
Eager
Bonge by the Eighth Graders
A brief note lists Mechames Lamb Kido Palmer Fuller Green and Coappell as participants in the eighth grade event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
Mechames
Lamb
Kido
Palmer
Fuller
Green
Coappell
Farwell Club Discusses Thanksgiving Origins Health Centers
The Farwell Woman's Club met at Mrs. A. J. Chappell's home with forty four attendees. Discussions covered The Origin of Thanksgiving by Mrs. Alice Fuller and Late Books by Mrs. Georgia Littlefield, plus health center proposals by Mise Ludington under Shepard-Towner plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Chappell
Alice Fuller
Georgia Littlefield
Mise Ludington
Shepard-Towner
Parent-Teacher Meeting Draws Strong Community Support
Parents and local residents filled the high school room for a Friday night Parent-Teacher Meeting. The High School Orchestra performed during the social half hour as tea was served, and a short program featured mosaic pieces, a piano number by Mrs. Lamb, a Girle Chorus number, and two informative talks for parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Washington
Feeble Minded at Lapeer Meeting Encourages Family Discussion
Mrs Lin da Clark led a program in Lapeer with a song of Israel and urged use of the question box to engage parents and others. The goal is ongoing school family discussions that will prove valuable, with the next meeting set for the third Friday of December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Floyd Burgess
Shepherd
Keily
Eisenbauer
Cora Lehman
Laytoan
Eager
R. King
Riverdale
King
Ira Badger
Faucher
Scottville
P. M. Depot
Bonnie Nickerson
Chas. Clayton
Cedar Springs
Clayton
Fred M. Belcher
Florida
Tampa
Laura Stinhcombe
Martha Fuller
Mt. Pressant Normal
Farwell
Hfe
Helen Green
Savoid Firet
Lapeer
Linda Clark
Israel
Farmers Week Dates Set at Michigan Agricultur al College
Michigan Agricultural College announces Farmers Week will run January 29 through February 2 with Ashley M. Berridge as chairman. Officials predict attendance will exceed last year’s 5 000 and promise new entertainment and instructional features alongside classic events like the mile long parade and major farm exhibits. The Michigan State Farm Bureau will lead the first farm associations meeting, with a dozen other state groups scheduled and more expected as the week draws near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Week
Michigan Agricultural College
Ashley M. Berridge
Michigan
Sureau
Fragmentary note on medical treatment and pain
A garbled diary-like excerpt from Henry Kee of Tarkio Montana describes severe pain as he could not stand or sit and cried out. It mentions doctors diagnosing an illness, plus unclear references to treatment, a plea for care, and mentions of a bidder, gold by Fiore, and two grey-headed quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio
J. L. Littlefield
Cadillac
T. B. Sanitfriam
Dan Bowe
Henry Kee
Tarkio
Montana
Baoan
Goa
Fiore
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Salome Smith
Louise Graham
Fred Snyder
Clara Barton
Lillie Hatch
Daphne Saylandt
Paul Eisenhauer
Elenor Burnside
Pershing
Rachel Mayo
Travie
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Albert . H. Miller
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