Rail timetable notices and local society notes
Central Standard Time schedules mention Ann Arbor South No. 62 and Marquette West 7 49 A M and 2 44 P M with Tue only timings. The issue records community events from Mt Vernon Grange meeting to hospital updates and social visits across Clare county with church quilting sessions and Legion Auxiliary elections underway.
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Central Standard
Ann Arbor
PERD
Marquette West
Harrigan
Foster Bus Line Schedules Clare Arrival and Mt Pleasant Route
Foster Bus Line arrives in Clare at 11 40 a m from the south and returns south at 4 15 p m serving Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns and Lansing. The two buses connect with Great Lakes buses at Clare.
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Foster Bus Line
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Motor Bus CSO Schedule and Notices
Eastern Standard Time timetable shows several bus routes leaving Cape, Mt. Pleasant, Clare, Barrison, Houghton Lake, Prudenville, and Saginaw with connections to Lansing. The Ladies Union meets next Friday with Miss Edith Brewer. Mr and Mrs Chas Kane and son Jack of Flint visited Mrs A J Kane.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
L. J. Guackle
Versailles Policy
Versailles
Ohio
Sentinel
Albert Dawe
Mullett
Manistee Lakes
Michigan
John Johnson
Shelby
I. HE
Hampton
George Hiwanger
Garis Brown
Alma
Chester Richard
Ladies Aid
Eberhardt
George Teeter
Broadstetter Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Wi. B. Halstead
Sebewaing
Clare Friends
Halstead
Mable Larson
Maywood
Ill
A. H. Wylie
Dan Crouse
Emma Wilson
Winnie Covert
Grand Rapids
Marion
Geo. Carrier
R. J. Woods
Laila Belle
Eddie Hubel
Richard
Anna Hubel
Steve David
Bernica Anderson
Detroit
S. A. David
F. M. Morgan
Margaret
Anna
Louisville
Kentucky
Harry
Robert Morgan
Ernie Ramey
Ramey
Guild
Jas. Rogers
Brandy Anderson
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Guy Mater
Leo Joslin
Clare County General Hospital
Averill Budd
Port Glinton
Wm. Foell
Farwell
Greenwood
The
Clare County
Arthur Fleming
Pleming
Lewis Clothing
C. Schaafsma
H. J. Heirholzer
Sheridan Township
Clare Elevator Co
Heirholzer
Lulu Fay Cassidy
St .Mary’s Hospital
Saginaw
Miss Cassidy
Brandstetter Hospital
City
Great Lakes Motor Bus
CSO
Clare
Barrison
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Qclare
Mt.Pleasant
Lansing
Ladies Union
Edith Brewer
Chas, Kane and Son
Jack
Flint
A. J. Kane
Ham and Veal Loaf and Garnished Pears Dish
Busy housewives can prepare meat loaf easily with ham veal celery onion and pimientos. Bake 30 minutes in moderate oven and garnish with parsley. Serve mashed sweet potatoes with butter egg yolk paprika and candied pineapple. Finish with mayonnaise celery and candied ginger in pear cups.
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Paysley
Pastry Shell Filled With Chocolate Cream Dessert
A pastry shell is baked and filled with a chocolate custard made from two thirds cup sugar four tablespoons flour a pinch of salt and melted chocolate. Milk two egg yolks and vanilla are folded in after cooking until creamy then folded with stiff egg whites, topped with whipped cream. Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Persian Cat Eye and Coat Color Classifications
The text outlines Persian cats by coat color into solid color, silver, and tabby, with eye color rules varying by group. Hadi ghade specifies eye colors that may be deep blue deep orange copper or green.
Rolling-Pin Party Causes Surprise Call at Mrs Smiths
A group returning from a banquet stopped before a house in the early hours and argued with a woman peering from a window. The leader asked Mrs Smith to come down and select Mr Smith so the group could go home.
Fair Enough Bed Etiquette Between Grum and Grouch
A lighthearted dispute over sheets arises as Mr Grouch and Mr Grum argue whose turn it is to have sheets changed monthly. Mrs Lodger resolves the quarrel by ordering both parties to receive their respective sheets from each other.
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Mr. Grouch
Mr. Grum
Alan Williams Promoted to Third Grade Sparks Joy
Alan Williams arrives home from school beaming with happiness and shares that his second grade teacher is fond of him. He recalls her saying the happiest day of her life was when Atle Alan Williams was promoted into the third grade.
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Alan
Mummy
Mother
Atle Alan Williams
New York Sun
Wombat Query Echoes Across Pathfinder Magazine
Four years ago Ole’s wife sent him to the city to match a sample of dress goods. He now returns claiming he couldn’t match it. She rebukes the excuse saying he should not have given up so quickly.
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Ole
Moley
Pathfinder Magazine
Jones Family Tensions Echoed in Donkey Quip
A Sunday motor trip soured by a violent quarrel ends with a witty exchange as the Joneses pass a pasture. A husband asks if the donkey is a relative, and the wife replies it is only by marriage, in a sharp, sly retort.
Proof Enough Suitor Pardon Me
A light exchange between a suitor and a doctor reveals a humorous proposal and a jab about insanity in the family. The sting of wit underscores social atrractions and parental gates.
Good Eye Confesses Motive Behind Marriage
The line hints at a question about Tom's marriage to Clarice and asserts the motive tied to her father’s wealth. The brief reflects a melodramatic inquiry into social maneuvering and inheritance in a domestic plot.
Jimmy's Bread Jam Improves Neighbor Courtesy
A child named Jimmy visits a neighbor and thanks them for a piece of bread. The neighbor replies that hearing thanks pleases him. Jimmy offers to say thanks again if jam is added to the bread.
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Jimmy
Great Guns West claim new machine gun for coming war
In a Foreign Service exchange veterans discuss a new type machine gun. They note the weapon is loaded on Sunday and fired for the rest of the week, implying rapid sustained use. The dialogue hints at ongoing military innovation and logistics ahead of conflict.
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Foreign Service
Hotel Plans Pivot Over European Versus American Plan
Migs Comrox asks if they will stay on the American or European plan. The mother advocates the European plan. A clerk’s initial dispute with the father over money starts the quarrel.
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Migs Comrox
Diner Escapes Bill by Writing Name on Wall
A diner argues about paying a London estate bill and is told he can sign his name on the wall to pay next visit. The head waiter suggests his coat and hat will cover the signature, sparking disbelief from the diner in a Stray Stories Magazine anecdote.
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London
Weill
Stray Stories Magazine
Short and Shorter Witty Exchange in Local Gossip
A Cincinnati Enquirer quip compares a new short order cook to a quick wit. The weeds widow taunts the grass widow over multiple divorces, implying bitterness and resilience in their rivalries.
Stray Stories Snippet Highlights A Dog Bite
An exchange between an angry citizen and a dog owner about a bite on the ankle. The brief vignette captures a humorous, small town tone with a focus on a stray dog incident.
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Stray Stories Magazine
Good Husband Friend-Wifty Years of Married Life
A light exchange on marriage endurance. The husband credits honesty about being wrong as key to fifty nine years together, while addressing his son. The line hints at humor and long marriage.
He Knew Best Freshman Exchange Dialogue
A brief classroom exchange shows a student asking for seven pounds while the teacher emphasizes the examination over dates. The dialogue highlights tension between practical needs and academic priorities.
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Wreshman
City Editor and Reporter Clash Over Photo Incident
A confrontation unfolds over a ruined photograph as a girl hides her face with a book during the shoot. A reporter admits attempting to erase the obstruction while discussing potential sales of a Clare Sentinel liner next week.
Torpedo Tube Mechanics in Submarine Warfare
A historical description outlines submarine torpedo firing while submerged, detailing periscope visibility, tube flooding, and reloading procedures. It also notes Captain Cook’s Antarctic voyage departing Plymouth July 18 1772 and returning July 25 1775, covering over 20 000 leagues from the Cape of Good Hope.
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Cooks
Captain Cook
Antarctic
Plymouth
England
Cape of Good Hope
Effects of New Ideas
The note reflects on how evolving conditions spur fresh ideas and how truths can become outdated as perspectives change. It hints at ongoing intellectual shifts without citing specific events or people.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Department
Livingston
Mont
Clare and
Harrison
Woods
Porter-Cable Machine Co
Montana
Syracuse
N. Y
Toledo
New York
Cleveland
Wim Ring UE
John Smith
Jamestown Colony
1608
Edward Everett Hale
Duryea
United States
George Washington
Mexico City
American Legion Incorporated
Congress
Wey
Clare Cleaners and Dyers
Howard W. Jones
Cork
Axminster
Clare Hdw. & Furniture Co
J. Burdo
Tom
Clarice
Cincinnat
Enquirer
Woodburys
Lux Soap Lifebuoy
Bae
Sth Mart
T Foods
Carrots
Oxydol
U.S
Peck
Symons
Sanborn
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