Apple Blossom club bus trip reaches New England coast
Nine boys and nine girls from the Apple Blossom club of Mount Pleasant Michigan traveled 3500 miles east covering fifteen states two Canadian provinces and DC. They toured New England sights ate steamed clams and learned from Worcester Telegram coverage while Virginia and Pennsylvania battlefields drew their attention.
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Hulda Methner
Clare High School
Canada
District of Columbia
New York
Boston
Worchester
Mass
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Wheeling
West Virginia
Green Mountains
Vermont
White Mountains
New Hampshire
New England
Middle Atlantic
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Endless Caverns
Shenandoah Caverns
Appleblossom Club
Worchester Telegram" Daily
Progress
Spirit of Progress
Apple Blossom Club
State Teachers’ College
Mount Pleasant
Michigan
Gloucester
Atlantic
Herbert C. Webber
Columbus Street
Wayne Woodby
Mich
Wayne
Webber
M. L. Smith
Rural Department and Extension Service
Edmond Woods Seeks Sheriff Nomination on Record
Edmond Woods, Republican candidate for sheriff, urges voters to judge by his official record and avoids rash promises. He emphasizes July or September election timing and appeals for votes.
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Edmond Woods
Cider Mill Opening in Rosebush Saturday Weekends
A local press event announces a cider mill in Rosebush near the elevator. Beginning September 10, the mill will operate every Saturday with Charlie A. Schafer overseeing operations.
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Rosebush
Dance at Duncan's Hall in Clare Saturdays
Every Saturday night at Duncan's Hall in Clare, the venue hosts a dance. Address 4714 is listed for location reference.
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Duncan’ Hall
Clare
Shipping dates for Clare Shipping Association
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday September 20 and October 4. For details, contact H. A. Dawson, Shipper, at phone 220921.
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Claré Shipping Association
H. A. Dawson
Shipper
Four Mile Inn Joke Aims For The Crow
A weary young office worker asks a farm laborer for the distance to the nearest inn. The laborer says about four miles as the crow flies. The man collapses and quips that the crow would travel longer with blisters cramps and a heavy pack.
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Crow Files
Goose Prank Holds Up Professor's Class Chair
A group of boys tied a goose to a professor's chair and placed it under his desk. When the professor arrived he pulled out the chair and found the goose seated, apologizing for the class meeting.
Humorous Exchange on Humility and Ego
A conversation unfolds with Miss Cayenne defending Mr. Caddington's supposed humility, while another character mocks the notion of deriving satisfaction from feeling inferior. The banter highlights social wit and class perception in the era.
Only Way Out
A brief exchange reveals a family behind on rent facing eviction after four months of arrears. The dialogue highlights housing insecurity and compelled relocation as the likely outcome.
Expert Fisherman Uses Peculiar Hook For Salmon
Brown claims expertise in salmon fishing and employs a peculiarly shaped hook that resembles a can opener. He notes the design aids his approach, and onlookers compare it to an unusual tool from Tibet.
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Tibet
Boy confronts bees then defies father’s warning
Bob, armed with a short stick, investigates a bee hive and learns he is unwelcome. His father warns him against such acts and Bob apologizes but vows to use a fishing pole next time.
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Bob
Local meetings and county events listed for Clare
The Ladies Union plans a meeting with Mrs. O Connor this week Friday afternoon. The tenth annual Clare county picnic and reunion is set for Sunday September 11 at Potters park pavilion in Lansing for former and current residents. Primary election Tuesday September 18. The Clare Study Club met at Hotel Doherty Tuesday September 13. The Ladies of the O B 58 will hold a lawn festival on Wylie lawn September 15 from 5 to 8 PM. The Kings Daughters will be entertained by Mrs A J Clare next Thursday afternoon. Full membership is desired. The Clare County Fair features at the county seat September 20 28 with School day on Friday.
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Clare County
Potter’s Park Pavilion
Lansing
A. J. Clare
County Horse Show and Demo Set for Friday
County horsemen announce a show and demonstration Friday September 30 sponsored by H A Moxley M S Q specialist and County Agent Gibson.
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H. A. Moxley
Gibson
Tourist Bureaus Schedule Joint October Meeting in Bay City
The East Michigan Tourist Association and the Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau plan a joint meeting in Bay City on October 6. The event gathers bureau members, business leaders, and notable speakers to address afternoon business sessions and elect officers. A banquet with entertainment and ideas closes the day. Correspondence from secretary T. F. Marston shows strong regional interest.
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East Michigan Tourist Association
Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
Bay City
T. F. Marston
Hinkle School District Votes Amendments Meeting Notice
Notice to voters recalls a Grange Committee meeting at the school house next Wednesday at eight oclock to discuss eight amendments on the November 8 ballot. Attendance urged.
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Hinkle School District
Grange Committee
Hats Drive Prosperity In Midwinter Fashion Note
A fragment notes how a woman's fashion whim shifts demand and boosts sales while “grave gentlemen” discuss restoration of prosperity. The remark hints at hats as a key factor in an economic mood.
Humorous Definition of Hypocrite Circulates in City Paper
A Cincinnati Enquirer item jokes about the term hypocrite, with a child asking what it means and Inma offering a blunt explanation of a man who gives thanks before a meal but later complains about eating. The quip frames a common social gripe in a light, urban voice.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
A Simple $10 Dog Case Prompts Legal Debate
A brief exchange questions why so many law books for a $10 dog case. The adversary is described as profound, implying that low-stakes cases can explore fundamental law. The remark centers on balancing complexity and practicality in legal practice.
Card of Thanks for Tony Branigan’s family
The Branigan family thanks friends and neighbors for assistance and tributes during the illness and death of a beloved wife and mother. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sues Mr. and Mrs. M. Esterline and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blaha.
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Tony Branigan
G. W. Sues
M. Esterline
J. A. Blaha
Hogs Must Be Vaccinated for County Fair Exhibit
Secretary Chas Kleinhardt of the Clare County Agricultural Society notices that hog exhibitors at the County Fair must vaccinate for cholera by a licensed veterinarian and present a certificate. State law requires vaccination at least twenty one days before the fair, with an exception for pigs six weeks old or younger.
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Chas. Kleinhardt
Clare County Agricultural Societ
The
Sentinel
G. J. Nass Seeks County Main Commissioner Nomination
Political notice announcing G. J. Nass as a Republican candidate for County Main Commissioner at the September 18 1932 primaries. Voter guidance urges support for candidate 4315.
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G. J. Nass
Appreciation note from the Hendersons
Mr and Mrs Hugh Henderson thank neighbors for flowers fruit and cards during their illness expressing gratitude for community support.
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Hugh Henderson
Summer Time Screen Test Sparks Bold Exchange
A terse dialogue unfolds as she claims a test passed and he coolly replies that similar deceptions work to gain entry, illustrating a tense exchange about access and boundaries.
Can’t Walk Round Hath on board the ark
Dialogue excerpt shows Noah and a child aboard an ark arguing about movement. The child says the place is crowded and wishes to walk round while Noah explains an arc is only part of a circle.
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Noah
Dance Tonight at Mt. Vernon Grange
A hard time dance is hosted at Mt. Vernon Grange tonight for the degree team. Tickets cost 25 cents with a 5 cent fine if not dressed for hard time.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
LIST YOUR LIVESTOCK WITH VARMERS' PRODUCE
Livestock shipping dates set for Tuesday September 18 and 27 announced by P F P Geeck of Mer, contact telephone 139 for arrangements.
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Telephone
Geeck, Mer
For Sale Tomatoes and Green Corn Ad
Tomatoes 25 cents per bushel green corn 6 cents a dozen bring your baskets Gordon McIntosh 2 miles west on U S 10 Found pair of glasses owner call Sentinel office prove property pay for this notice
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Gordon McIntosh
U. S. 10
Chattahoochee Name Origin Tied to Creek Hutcha Design
Indian words ending in hoochee derive from the Creek hutcha meaning a mark or design. The name Chattahoochee is explained as pictured or designed rocks. The note links geographic nomenclature to native language roots and river names.
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Chattahoochee
Ocean question from a joking wife about a rat
A humorous exchange asks what the wife said when a rat spotted the ocean. The wife wanted to know if all the faucets had been turned off.
It Is Something New Men Talk Common Sense
A Toledo Blade quote notes men discussing common sense as if it were a new invention. The line suggests a perception that practical judgment is newly valued or misunderstood in contemporary discourse.
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Toledo Blade
Clare Sentinel Want Ad Promises Fast Results
The Clare Sentinel advertises its want ads as an effective way to reach readers and fulfill various needs. It emphasizes reliable results for advertisers seeking quick responses.
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Clare Sentinel
Beau Brummell Recounts Arm Ride From White's to Walters
The tale recalls Beau Brummell defending his aid to a young man by noting he once escorted him on horseback from White's to Walter's. The boast underscores Brummell's social confidence and wit in handling a wealthy father.
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England
Beau Brummell
Brummell
White's
Walter
Grapefruit History Recalled The Shaddock Name
The Los Angeles Times notes that in its early days grapefruit was called a shaddock and warns that careless handling could cause a risky reaction from the fruit.
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Los Angeles Times
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