Michigan briefs span towns from Battle Creek to Oscoda
A compact roundup reports diverse local items. Battle Creek notes 10 miles of paving this summer. Croswell hosts a Mexican independence celebration. Kalamazoo College begins its 91st year. Flint opens a new Dixie Highway tourist camp. Grand Rapids bids farewell to Robert Graham. Marcellus funds a $7,000 library. Marquette mourns John H. O’Meara. Byron saves a boy from a bull. Lansing cites insurance rate cuts and a workers’ compensation ruling. Mt. Clemens confirms Oscoda as a new Army air gunnery base site.
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Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo College
Flint
Dixie Highway
Grand Rapids
Robert Graham
Order of Eagles
Order
Hiscanaba
David Wiltes
Slster
Marie Sensiba
Pensacol
United States
Pine Ridge
Muskegon
Willam Young
Sullivan
Byron
Fred Hobah
Lansing
Michigan Inspection Bureau
L. T. Handa
Michigan
Lancing
State Department of Labor and Industry
Chauncey M. Murch
Oscoda
Mich
Army
Church notes and social visits from Freeland and area
Joel Presley has returned home from the hospital a week ago and is slowly recovering. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs. Frank Lamphere, Theodore Merrihew, and accompanied Chas Church to Freeland Sunday to visit Miss Mary McLeese. Rev Lohnes will return for another year and seeks renewed cooperation. Mr and Mrs Warren Parcell visited his sister Marence in Detroit last week. Mr and Mrs H I Badgley of Lansing called at the Badgley home last Saturday.
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Joel Presley
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Frank Lamphere
Theodore Merrihew
Chas
Freeland
Mary McLeese
Lohnes
Warren Parcell
Marence
Detroit
H. I.’. Badgley
Lansing
Social notes from East Lincoln community then and now
East Lincoln residents visit friends and relatives across Lake George Windover lake and Harrison. Neva McQuestion stays with aunt Mrs Harris. Delos Dunkle threshes oats and peas. Elmer Beard family visit Windover. Anton Bilgreen Alma visits father N Bilgreen. District 4 teachers and children at the Harrison fair. Dunkle calls Clare. Ray Bilgreen Dr Welch Clare visits. New girl at Dunkle home named Julia Fay. Alfred Abbott works at Hill Carmon ranch for a few days.
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H. Delling
Lake George
Elmer Beard
N. Kress
Guy Beard
Neva McQuestion
Harris
Windover Lake
Delos Dunkle
Windover
Anton Bilgreen
Alma
N. Bilgreen
Wm. Kube
District 4
Harrison
Delos Dunkle and
Austin
Clare
Ted. Ray
Lillian Bilgreen
Dr. Welch
Julia Fay
Alfred Abbott
Hill-Carmon Ranch
West Grant switches mail as Floyd Johnston resigns
West Grant Wm. Gardon is carrying our mail since Floyd Johnston resigned. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Ickes and daughters Iola and Rose Marie visited in Saginaw last week. Mrs. A. F. Williams and children Maxine and Romain visited relatives near Coleman over the weekend.
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Wm. Gardon
Floyd Johnston
Chalmer Ickes
Iola
Rose Marie
Saginaw
A. F. Williams
Maxine
Romain
Coleman
Neice
Dorothy Madanne Geer
Minnie Sinkovich
John
Matilda
Toledo
Tom Patterson
Emmett Sutton
Julius Schaffer
Geo. Wilson
Kate Sutton
Basil Williams
A. C. Geer
Community News From Long Lake and Nearby
Residents report births and visits with Wm Dale arriving Sept 19 1823 at the Burns home weighing nine pounds. Attendees at the Ladies Aid dance praise the event. The Thimble Club meets Oct 10 at Mrs Cora Goodrich’s. Community picnic succeeds. a Community Club forms with Mrs Garrie Carey president and Mrs Elsis Bingman secretary treasurer. A dance fund committee includes Hol Cooper Mrs Mabel Cumming and George Dillingback for Oct 6 at the new town hall. Sunday school to be held 10 30 at the new town hall, all invited.
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Wm. Dale
Robert Burns
Wilber
Clarawell Stanfield
Leo Cooper
Harrison
New Town Hall
Thimble Club
Cora Goodrich
John Wood
Lillian
Detroit
Hivin Budd
Ralph Jennings
Paw Paw
Wm. Goodrick
Hol. Cooper
Roy Cummins
Clara Nisal
Lake Odessa
Will Stanfield
Garrie Carey
Elsis Bingman
Mabel Cumming
George Dillingback
Normalcy. Movie Director
A brief Washington Star item notes a tense moment with a film director addressing a young woman. the dialogue urges calm and reassures she is not a sexual target. The excerpt hints at industry scrutiny and public scrutiny of behavior.
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Miss Blank
Washington’ Star
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