Rescue Family Stranded on Whitefish Bay Island
Harry Murphy his wife and three children aged 4 to 16 survived three weeks on a tiny Whitefish Bay island suffering from exposure and food shortage after being left by Mills who had landed them for berry picking. Coast guard rescued them by patrol boat and the family received food and shelter.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Whitefish Bay
Harry Murphy
United States Coast Guard
Murray
Iroquois Island
Mills
Murrays
Two Held for Slack Hanging in Michigan
In Three Rivers Michigan Judge William Barnard binds over Lavinnie Plummer Slack and George Cooney to Circuit Court on charges of murdering William J Slack. The 72 year old man was found hanged in his basement as neighbors petitioned for a hearing. Prosecutor Britton ruled evidence sufficient, trial set before Judge Clayton C Johnson in Centerville on November 1.
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Three Rivers
Mich
William Barnard
Justice Court
Lavinnie Plummer Slack
George Cooney
William J. Slack
Slack
Britton
Sturgis
Clayton C. Johnson
Centerville
Mafia fears erupt as Detroit man dies from shooting
Detroit police fear a Camorra outbreak after a man was shot at close range on Raymond Street near Peter Hunt Avenue Sunday night. Matto Suputo, 24, of 6669 Raymond Street, died in Receiving Hospital and gave no statement to police despite warnings of further strikes.
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Detroit
Camorra
Raymond Street
Peter Hunt Avenue
Matto Suputo
Charles Seeks His Throne In Budapest Coup
Budapest reports Charles of Austria launching a second coup to reclaim the Hungarian throne. He has reached Raab where royalists rally behind the dethroned ruler and 12 000 troops ready to march on Budapest. An unconfirmed Sunday report said he entered the city.
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Budapest
cCharles I
Austria
Hungary
Raab
Ouestenburg
Nutritive Value of Tomatoes in Diet Discussed
The article notes tomatoes are largely water and have little solid content. It highlights minerals and acids as added value for flavor and calls tomatoes a popular food item.
Local Correspondence from Greenwood and Nearby Areas
A collection of brief notices reports residents moving resignations illness and travel. Items include Earnest Brace family visiting Lansing relatives Fred Grean in Mt. Pleasant Myron Clark resigning a postal route Perry Hood taking over Leota Frost in Rosebush and George Griffin recovering in Ann Arbor hospital. A death in Flint and a stroke in Saginaw noted.
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Ave Wilson
Detroit
Greenwood
William Mitchell
Coleman
Henry Gardiner
Mt. Pleasant
Dr. Jones
Mrne.&Frank
Beach St
Fred Grean
Myron Clark
Leota
Perry Hood
Frost Township
William H. Browne
Our City
William Hubert
Saginaw_ hospital
Jane
Bert Frost
Rosebush
Hisjj
George Griffin
Ann Arbor Hospital
Joseph Hoag
Lansing
Grand Lodge
Elm Grove Notes on Funerals Visits and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs F Gavin traveled to Ohio for the funeral of a cousin and plan a short visit. Mrs Harvey Wilson returns from work in Saginaw and will stay home awhile. Mrs John Raymond works for the Robersons caring for a new baby Dorothy Ariica. Elder Teed preached to a large crowd. Mrs Dell Pendell and Mrs Fred Cole visited Dunages. Mrs Batters learns of daughter Ellsworth Davis injuring hand. Koch paints Fowler Harvey house. Raymonds attend parents wedding anniversary. Wilbur Lower helps with chores. Nephew Alfred McManonis dies from clothes catching fire. funeral held in Charlotte.
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Gavin
Ohio
Harvey
Wilson
Saginaw
John Raymond
Donard Roberson
Dorothy Ariica
Elder Teed
Dell Pendell
Fred Cole
Jean Dunage
J.W. Batters
Battera
Ellsworth Davis
Koch
H. L. Fowler Harvey
Wilbur Lower
The
Brown
And
Mire
P. Davis
L. F.ependeil
Alfred McManonis
Charlotte
Local Notes and Social Updates from Lake Chas
Lake Charles Austin returns home from Stanton after a few weeks with an aunt. Undine Tryon is reported married in Washington state with wedding not yet named. John Lansing of Clare visits between with his daughter Mrs Peter Oman. The Gleaners host a dance last Friday with a small crowd. Frank Gilman moves his family back to town. Grange Hall social Friday October 28 supports Armenian relief. Henry Sanborn buys potatoes for W O Fuller of Farwell. A classified ad offers help finding and selling items.
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Chas. Austin
Stanton
Washington State
Undine Tryon
Undine
Washington
John Lansing
Clare
Peter Oman
Frank Gilman
The
Grange
Henry Sanborn
W. O.fuller
Farwell
Local family visits and harvest update from Brush College
Mr and Mrs Wm Dwyer and their son from Ohio visited J C Coate early this week then left for a northern camp. The Coates family plus L M Coates and baby later visited Jackson County. Mrs Bennett Carter planned a short southern trip. Veata Robinett underwent throat surgery in Clare. The Lacies Aid held its first meeting at Mrs Kuster’s home with eighty six at dinner. Emmet Robinetts and his mother visited Dee Robinette’s last Wednesday. Rockey families busy harvesting potatoes and report a good crop.
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Mee
Wm Dwyer
Ohio
J. C. Coate
J. ©. Coats
L. M. Coate
Baby
Jackson County
Bennett Carter
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Wood
A baby girl was born on Monday October 17 to Mr and Mrs Walter Wood. The Willing Workers meet this week Thursday with Rev and Mrs Hengreba Elam Seymour and wife.
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Fern Elizabeth
Egladden
Walter Wood
Mra
Hengreba
Elam Seymour
Brothers and Mills Seek Care After Injuries
Arthay visited the Panagenela family at Brinton Sunday. Orvaile and Chester Mills, formerly of Gilmore, left last week for treatment at Ann Arbor. Chester injured his foot weeks ago by jumping on a nail. Orvaile to have tonsil and adenoids removed. We hope for their speedy recovery.
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Arthay
Panagenela
Brinton
Orvaile
Chester Mills
Gilmore
Ann Arbor
Chester
Severa
Clear Creek Ranch Community Notes
Clear Creek Ranch reports Tony Ackard and his wife from Clare on business. David Stirling of Phelps called on Monday. Oliver Campbell tends fall plowing with a tractor. One hundred thirty lambs were moved from the ranch this week. Chas Claudia returned to Ottawa after a week with EK Achard. E F Achard hosted four gentlemen from Saginaw over the weekend. Mrs Oliver Campbell and two other Detroit and Flint residents visited Mrs Frank Cosgrove Thursday.
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Tony Ackard
Clare
David Stirling
Phelps
Oliver Campbell
Chas
Claudia
Ottawa
Ill
EK. F. Achard
E. F. Achard
Saginaw
Wm. Brigens
Detroit
C. Wiliams
Flint
Frank Cosgrove
Social Visits At Stirling And Summit Noted
Mr and Mrs Aaron Irwin and Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott visited Stirling place Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Campbell Mrs Williams and party visited Summit Sunday.
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Aaron Irwin
Raymond Scott
Stirling Place
Oliver Campbell
Williams
Summit
Local Visitors and Family Notes From Clare Area
Mrs Ed Reeves and family were at Clare Saturday. Grover Updike and party of Lake George visited in this locality Sunday. Mrs Elinore Stirling and daughter had dinner with Mrs Wm Gar shaw Sunday. Mr Loomis and party of Clare were hunting here Saturday. Mr Graves has been hauling corn for Mr Dickensoun from near Far well. A letter to Mrs Bert Ambrosier reports she underwent another operation described as serious.
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Ed Reeves
Clare
Bert Ambrosier
Grover Updike
Lake George
Elinore Stirling
Mr. Loomis
Graves
Dickensoun
Farwell
Ask Your Soldier Boy How Cooties Got Such A Hold
Wartime plea explains soldiers faced vermin from European fronts and urges quick action with RAT-SNAP insecticide. Ad cites three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 and credits Floyd Kirkpatrick as seller. Also notes a humorous aside about Japanese football attire.
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Europe
Rate
Floyd Kirkpatrick
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Charles
Earnest Brace
Cshilden
Bernie Hampton
Elm Grove
Brush .College
Clear Creek Ranch
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Ocr
Duncan’s Hall
Crampton
Imperial Orchestra of
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M. Piowaty & Son Wholesale Distributers
North Franklin St. Saginaw, Mich. Bell
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