Local Social Visit Notes and Box Social Proceeds
Mrs Oscar Rulapaughb of Baglie spent Pearsday with daughter Mrs J Wilson and family. Geo Gibbie and family visited Sunday with daughter Mrs John Fiood of Vennoe. A Eateia Brookart of Colonvilla visited Friday and Saturday with Pauline Hargrave. The entertainment and box social was well attended Friday night. Proceeds $54.25. Joe Wilson and family spent Sunday with Oscar Kuolapaugh and family of the Eagle. Mrs Obat Grover and daughter Lidabelle left Sunday for a few days visit with sister in Saginaw. Jobo Colmas and family spent Sunday afternoon with William Bowler and family.
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Oscar Rulapaughb
Baglie
Pearsday
Mre
J. Wilson
Geo. Gibbie
John Fiood
Vennoe
Eateia Brookart
Colonvilla
Pauline Hargrave
Joe Wilson
Oscar Kuolapaugh
Eagie
Obat
Grover
Lidabelle
Saginaw
Jobo Colmas
Wiliam Bowler
HINKVILLE Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Vern Moline returns from Lansing visit. Fred and Ed Rues of Battle Creek spent a week visiting relatives and hunting. Threshing and carp shredding noted daily. John Oliver and family visited with Adam Oliver and kin. Mrs RB Struble and Arleigh Struble visited Wm Hawkins home. A baby boy born to Floyd Cassidy and wife on October 19 in Venice. Mrs J C Sparkel hosts sister from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Moline
Lansing
Fred
Ed. Rues
Battle Creek
John Oliver
Clarse
Adam
RB. Struble
Arleigh Struble
Delmar Adames
Local residents share visits and updates in Eagle
Elizabeth Alen is sick. Mr and Mrs Fred Allen and family spend Sunday with Edd Hutchinson and family. Clare visitors include Mrs C S Bunyan and Mr Roe and son Kenneth. Several households engage in weekend visits and Sunday gatherings with Beaverton and Carson City plans mentioned. John Abbott is ill. The Bates home hosts neighbors while Teed returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Alen
Fred Allen
Forest Garver
Laurence Beeker
Edd Hutchinson
C. S. Bunyan
Clare
A. Roe
Kenneth
Archie Tryon
Bernard
Beaverton
Frank Wabi
Freda Wabi
Currie Farm
Mack Leeth
Henry Kreiner
Elnora
Frank Sarton
T. Clemmene
Teed
John Abbott
Frank Bates
Carson City
James Thompsons
Revealing New Ideas in a Fall Frock With Embroidery
An article describes a formal tailored frock for fall and winter that blends embroidery with fringe. It replaces a formal tailored suit and offers wide adaptability for many occasions. The piece notes the neck shape, sleeves, lace, vestee, strap belt, and embroidery placement as key features.
Reduction of Rates and Labor Action Highlight Rail News
Hoover also announces the Department of Commerce will take hand in the Ticup case as rail and firemen leaders call off a planned October walkout. The Interstate Commerce Commission orders freight rate cuts of about 16 percent across the western United States amid wage and industry pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Chicago
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Hoover mobilizes plan to move essentials if rail strike hits
Secretary Hoover announced readiness to coordinate interstate movement of food fuel and other essentials with states and municipalities. He said trucks water transport and rail carriers would be used as needed and that large industries are stockpiling supplies to prevent shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Commerce Department
Attorney General Warns on Possible Union Strike
Columbus Ohio reports Attorney General Dougherty said the government will promptly run mail passenger and freight trains if unions strike. He spoke after arriving from a secret west conditions probe and departed for Washington several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Daugherty
West
Washington
Carleton Memorial Unveiled at Hudson Michigan
On William McKendree Carleton seventy sixth anniversary events drew thousands to the old Carleton home two miles east of Hudson for a memorial ceremony and tablet unveiling. Educators from about six states attended. The tablet on a boulder bears Birthplace of Will Carleton 1845 Poet 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Mich
William McKendree Carleton
Michigan
Carleton
Lenawee County
Will Carleton
Prohibition Officials Tied to 315 Million Rum Plot
Philadelphia reports two former prohibition officials named in warrants issued by W. C. McConnell for alleged conspiracy to defraud the United States. The case centers on fraudulent permits that allowed liquor valued around 15 million dollars to be withdrawn from distilleries across many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Philadelphia
Golala
W. C. McConnell
Pennsylvania
United States
Maine Blueberries Profit Boom in Washington County
A Maine blueberry grower notes an average annual profit of about 100 dollars per acre. The crop requires no fertilizer or cultivation, making it a quick, profitable venture. Washington County hosts large berry lands with several canning factories supporting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Washington County
Roads Taken Over as County Roads in Clare County
The Clare County Board of County Road Commissioners resolves that certain roads in Hayes and Freeman townships are taken over as county roads. Notice will be served to Hayes and Freeman highway authorities and published weekly in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Board Chair Jobo McAninch, with Commissioners Robert Hutchinson and Milo Robinett, and Clerk Seymour Andrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Amkorifice
Hayes
Freeman
Roetice
Clare County
Board of County Road
Wuich
Board of County Reid Commssionere
Clare
Eame
Hayes Township
Hamilton Township
Freeman Township
Cormer
Olare Sentire
Olere
Jobo McAninch
Robert Hutchinson
Milo Robinett
Board of County Road Commissioners
Seymour Andrus
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Saunders
J.A. Allen & 60
the Reliable Grocery
Randall
U. S&s
T. A. Fuller of
Farwell
Clare Farwell
Andrew N. Friz
Co. H. Gould
Fifth Street
Clare. and. Farwell
Jomsen
Juanp
Willy Af
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare, Mich
West Virginia
Clare Elevator Co
George Johnson
W. S. McAllister
Victrola
Ing
E. A. Anderson
Rexall
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