QVER-BUYING LEADS TO 1055 BY CO-OP QVER-BUYING LEADS TO 1055 BY CO-OP
Mason County Co operative Marketing Association changed management five months ago after five years of deficits that topped eight thousand dollars. Reported sales for the year were 276,294.75 with assets valued at 4,680.73, and the outlook for fall was optimistic as Henry Lang pledged more staff during peak season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G H. D. Sutherland
Scottville
Mich
Mason County
Ewig Proerty
Henry Lang
Government Job For News Staffer Lars Benson
Lars Benson son of Albert Benson of 610 East Foster Street leaves The Daly News in Detroit to accept a U. S. government bureau post with an initial salary of 1200 dollars. A 1924 Ladington High School graduate he passed the civil service exam in the general field and will report August 3.
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Lars T. Benson
Albert Benson
East Foster Street
Restantiny
Detroit
Amorbow Hue
United States’ Bureau
Lars
Ladington High School
Civil Service Covent Nion
Daly News
Cartier
Harold Benson
United States Marines
Swift & Co
Birmingham
Ala
Albert Bensen
Erved Four Guerrs
United States
San Diego
Calif
San Francisco
Louise Lamon
Western State Normal
Kalamazoo
Canada as Tourist Destination Draws Indiana Tours
Sharon Rockwell notes many travelers passing through Ludington this year seek road information to Canada. He says dozens of inquirers, many from Indiana, stop to ask about distances and conditions. Rockwell cites Ontario's four point four beer as a potential lure shaping annual tourism shifts.
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Canada
Ludington
Sharon Rockwell
Mr. Rockwell
Indiana
Rockwell
Bryan Grave Marked by Plain Wooden Cross
In Arlington National Cemetery a simple wooden cross marks the resting place of Willam Jennings Bryan beneath a slope of white headstones. The scene sits among World War I soldier graves with larger monuments nearby. a formal memorial is not yet planned, though Mrs. Bryan hinted it may be discussed.
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Willam Jennings Bryan
Arlington National Cemetery
Trail of Bandit Leads to Michigan
Chicago August 12 AP The search for James Mullenbach shifted to Michigan as the Drake hotel robbery accomplices faced trial while the bandit remained at large. Joseph Holmes and Jack Wilson with counsel prepared for Wednesday’s hearing. State and local officials offered 7000 in rewards. the Drake hotel paid respect to slain clerk Frank Rodkey as officials attended his funeral.
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Chicago
James Mullenbach
Drake Hotel
Michigan
Charles C. Case
Chicago Bar Association
Hopkins
Criminal Court
Crowe
Case
Joseph Holmes
Jack Wilson
Woods
Belet
Mullenbach
South Haven
Holland
Ben
Detroit
Frank Rodkey
Hntel
Annual Lecture To Honor Quayle
Memory of Bishop William FF Quayle may be commemorated by a lecture named for him to be delivered annually. Originating with Rev Dr Robert Nelson Spencer of Kangay City, the idea was sponsored by the men's luncheon in the tea room Saturday noon. A committee to present the project at the cottagers annual meeting included Bishop Earl F Cranston Dr Spencer and Judge WH Newcomer. A second committee to hold an organization luncheon after the cottagers meeting included Dr A L Jascley Dr Spencer and C W MacPhail. President Arthur J Anderson of Epworth Assembly was toastmaster. Talks were given by Rt Rev Harry T Moore Bishop of Texas Bishop Cranston Dr Spencer and Arthur H Simons. Mrs M L Kindig received thanks for playing piano during group singing. Miss Luella Alter celebrated her fourteenth birthday Friday evening with a small dinner for intimate friends, guests included Miss Dawn Beatty Miss Emily Birney and Miss Mary.
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William FF. Quayle
Robert Nelson Spencer
Kangay City
Earl F. Cranston
Spencer
WH. F. Newcomer
Cottagars
A. L. Jascley
C. W. MacPhail
Arthur J. Anderson
Epworth
Bandits rob Muskoola Democrat Club in Bronx
Six masked men held up forty members of the Muskoola Democratic Club in the Bronx early today. Victims included a detective and William Burke, keeper of the Bronx county jail. Thieves escaped with $1,000 in cash and a large amount of jewelry.
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New York
Muskoola Democratic Club
Bronx
William Burke
World Court Entry Favored With Reservations
Senator Pepper arrived at Swampscott on a social visit to President Coolidge and predicted the senate would back America’s entry into the world court with acceptable reservations. He discussed court issues, the anthracite coal situation, and U S relations with Mexico, noting improvement since notes exchange. He also spoke on Philippine independence timing, Governor General Wood’s role, Hawaiian defences, and Philippine industry.
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Hle
Maine
Pepper
White House
James H. Sheffield
Mexico
Euest
Underhill
Massachusetts
United States
Mexico City
Phillippines
Wood
America
Shrine Caravan Starts Tomorrow In Ludington
Shrine caravan of Saladin Temple Grand Rapids visits Ludington tomorrow with a 5 PM parade to Culver Park led by local Shriners. Band in Oriental dress and patrol in regalia perform before a banquet at the Masonic Temple at 7 PM under Fred Read’s kitchen direction.
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Saladin Temple
Grand Rapids
Ludington
Culver Park
Clay F. Olmstead
Masonic Temple
Temple
Fred Read
Pere Marquette Railway
Louis Peterson
Andrew. W. Newbert
W. Li. Mercereau
W. J. Mulder
Geo. B. Dorrell
Warner A. Spener
Better Buicks Draw Folk to New Line Showrooms
The Better Buicks draw crowds to Ludington Auto Sales with A W Ham el and his team explaining refinements for this year. Some price reductions are noted as shoppers gather Saturday.
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Ludington
A. W. Hamel
Mechhanics
Overstuffed Furniture Exhibition Showrooms
Massive in structure and richly finished, overstuffed furniture is praised for comfort and elegance. The ad highlights Mohair and Velour fabrics, notes fine craftsmanship, and invites early inspection at show rooms with the line Good Furniture Is Not Expensive.
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P. GC. Hansen
Ludington Traveler Abroad Finds Interesting Contrasts
Agnes E. Maclaren reports from Kidderminster England about a Detroit contingent touring Britain. After a long Atlantic voyage the group compares the ocean to the Great Lakes, tours London, and visits a Wembley exhibition showcasing the British Empire, with displays from Canada to Hong Kong.
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Ludington
Floods menace AO Grande Valley near El Paso
Aug 1 AP dispatch reports the Rio Grande crest reached El Paso with surrounding dikes holding though lower valley farms face overflow risk. Mexican-side dikes below Juarez failed. new channels may divert water from two bends to avert major damage. Weather notes: Ludington area fair, cool week, Lake Michigan disturbance. Detroit rainfall 4.70 inches. temperatures cool with northwest warmth.
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Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
el Paso
Juarez
Medals for Police Who Kill Robbers
Chicago report on swift justice and medals for officers in a hotel robbery case at Drake Hotel. Arraignments for Joseph Holmes and Jack Wilson before Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins. Charles Canter Jr named to defend them. continuance requested to Wednesday. Loot about $4000. suspect Mullenbach may have fled toward Detroit.
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Chicago
L—Ap
Pan
Iuvemen
Joseph Holmes
Jack Wilson
Jacob Hopkins
Drake Hotel
Siak
Charles Canter Case, Jr
Chicago Turk Clation
William Mullenbach
Mullenchuk
Detroit
Devotee of Barn Is Found Dead in Kalamazoo Farm
Charles Van Heusen, 72, a lifelong devotee of barn living who slept in a barn on his daughter’s farm, was found dead in his car at the farm home of Mrs. Roy Sutherland. He had been generally in good health and reportedly not ill Friday night when he retired, and neighbors recalled his eccentric habits.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles van Heusen
Roy Sutherland
van Heusen
Fee system for minor officials under attack in Michigan
Lansing Mich Aug 1 IAP The fee system for minor officials enforcement and judgment is being challenged by recent complaints to the attorney general. Proposals may go to the constitutional convention to place traffic officers, constables, deputy sheriffs and justices on straight salaries. Complaints allege officers direct motorists to court to collect fees, with some justices taking deposits or bonds and illegal plea of guilty to fund fines and costs. Some counties already adopted straight salary plans to reduce tax burden and promote justice. The issue draws comments from state safety heads and features in traffic discussions statewide.
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Lansing
Mich
Beloit Prepares For Expedition to Africa Peak
Beloit College begins the Logan Sahara Expedition led by Alan W. Pond. Aim to ascend Mount Haman in Africa, 12,000 feet, first ascent. explorative goals, map unknown interior regions, search for prehistoric sites, and study cave and rock shelter carvings and paintings richer than any previously known.
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Beloit
Wis
Haman
Afvica
Logan Sahara
Beloit College
Alan 20 W. Pond
Africa
Desort
Stearns Illuminating Plants Sent to Australia
An order for two Stearns DeLuxe lighting plants was received by Stearns Motor Manufacturing Co. They will be shipped to Australia, following previous shipments of ten or twelve. The firm also received orders for three large motors, including a six cylinder 140 to 150 horsepower unit.
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Stearns DeLuxe
Stearns Motor Manufacturing Co
Stearns
Australia
Epworth Assembly Appeals Decision To Michigan Supreme Court
Epworth Assembly appeals a Detroit judge's ruling in a dispute with Ludington and Northern Railway Co. Grand Rapids attorney Eivin Swaerchent filed the petition to carry the case to the Michigan Supreme Court. The suit seeks to remove the company from alleged debt claims and questions the judge's heavy costs in the proceeding.
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Epworth Assemliv
Dudge Vantin Ding
Detroit
Ludington & Northern Railway Co
Eivin Swaerchent
Grand Rapids
ASO
Michigan Supreme Court
Assembly
Jude Mingeman
Runaway accident claims life of Frank Louden in Michigan
Frank Louden 62 of 509 North Rowe Street died at 2 40 am Saturday at University Hospital Ann Arbor from injuries after a runaway horse team bolted Tuesday July 14 on Jesse Houk’s Summit township farm. He was returning hay to Ludington when injured and was transported to Paulina Stearns Hospital that day then tried to move him to Ann Arbor on Monday July 27. He survived by his widow son Wallace 21 daughter Alice nine mother Mrs Arizina Louden and sister Mrs Theodore Deters of Amber and A Louden Pentwater superintendent of schools. He had lived on North Rowe Street 21 years and recently worked for Dr Quackenbush in Summit.
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Jesse Honk
Summit Township
Louden
Ludington
Mr. Houk
Paulina Stearns Hospital
Ann Arbor
Pentwater
Taft
Wallace
da Alice
Arizina Louden
Theodore Deters
Amber
A. Louden
North Rowe Street
Dr. Quackenbush
Summit
Salvation Army Picnic at Cartier Park For Children
The Salvation Army Sunday school picnic for sixty children aged six to twelve was held at Cartier Park on Saturday. Lieutenants Johnson and Deford supervised rides aboard a Ryworth Heights bus donated by M. J. Dahringer. Snacks included candy pop peanuts bananas and ice cream. Prizes were awarded for games and races before swimming and a 5:30 return home.
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Salvation Army
Cartier Park
Johnson and Deford
M. J. Dahringer
Ryworth Heights
J. (. Schrink & Son
Manistee Railroad Ordered to Maintain Main Line
The state public utilities commission and the interstate commerce commission deny a request to abandon the Traverse City to Manistee main line of the Manistee and Northeastern Railroad. The line may abandon the River Branch from River Branch Junction to Grayling, leaving a short segment west of Grayling into the state military reservation intact.
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Lansing
State Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Manistee & Northeastern Railroad
Traverse City
Manistee
Soeallied River
River Branch Junction
Grayling
Detroit Storm Claims Two Lives and Wide Damage
Detroit reports 4.71 inches of rain in 18 hours causing two deaths Richard Itrell 25 and Thomas Springer 69 and about 4 million dollars in damage. Suburban areas hit hardest with flooded basements flooded streets and disrupted services as Ford River Rouge plant staff pumped water from basements and damaged machinery and office equipment.
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Detroit
Richard Itrell
Thomas Springer
Weather Bureau
Wahington
Creosote
Rector Block
River Rouge
Ford Motor Co
July in Ludington: Just Below Normal
Meteorologist notes Ludington July averaged 5 degrees below normal with rainfall 2.25 inches, 11 rainy days, 15 clear, 10 partly cloudy, and thunderstorms on the 3rd, 6th, 9th, 13th. Highest 72 on the 12th. lowest 48 on the 30th. Prevailing south winds but last week often north.
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Ludington
Suno
Lake Michigan
North Atlantic
Michigan
Lower Lake Region
North Atlantic States
Detroit
Middle Plains
Lower Michigan
Upper Lakes
H. Eshleman
Weather Bureau
Canada
Alaska
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Veterans’ Bureau
RE. M. Zerr
New Castle
Ind
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Tim
Bryan
Quayle
Luella Alter
Bandits
Democrat Club
Coliseum
Edd Fry and His
Coolidge
Gould’s
Viscount
Guinevere Sinclair Gould
George St. Join Broderick
Visccount Dunsford
Wer Hero
Montreal
Fler
Agnes E. Maclaren
Kidderminster
Eng
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Georgian
Lilie Horné
Guy W. Hawley
Alicia Pupst
Great Lakes
Tillbury
Thames
London
British Empire
Wembley
Hongong
Anges
Colum
AO Grande Valley
Ferdie
Ethel
Verdie
Roston Tran
Grand View Hotel
Paul Meroz
FEE
Office of Attorney General
Stearns Illuminating
Jana
Shrine
Plana
C. F. Olmstead
Pettwater Lake
Cincinnati Ryn Jugglers
J'Hop
Epworth Assembly
Frank
Ann Arbor Hospital
Frank Louden
North Rowestreat
University Hospital
Manistee Railroad
Vicinity
Prohibition Enforcement
Detroit River
Ko242y Theatre
Florence Vidor
Edward Horton
Aml Pathe
Jack Hoxie
Universal Ranch
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