Rasmussen's club meeting features singing and talks
At Untain Michigan on a Thursday eve the Glover Leut club held a program with singing to Pro American views on Philippine independence. Papers discussed U S rule in the Philippines, language education, and Filipinos' right to self rule. Several noted residents attended, including Miss Maria Villa and Miss Ines Villa, with remarks on Manila and local happenings, Epworth League events, and town social updates.
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Untain
Mich
Aye Rasmussen
Iy Glover Leut Club
America
Titus
Adams
United States
Erica
Maria Villa
Ines
Villa
Weink
Manila
Angel
Miguel
West Point
Baletn
Philippine Islands
Loken
Paris Fashion Duty at Hart hospital this week
Wemples Entertain hosts 50 percent of neighbors and friends Saturday night March 21 with Maglebrech orchestra. Dinner and supper guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Gilford and daughters Leckt and Eleanor, John Dorn and Mr Bra A H Septicon and son Lawrence. Mrs Charles Schively of Fantington visited with brother Albert Town. Karl Rutty of Manitowoc visiting cousin Bert Rutty. Sephrion finished cutting over 1000 cards of hardwood last week. Frederick Dorsch to drive to Scottville for school. Mapte s rup makers plan event this year. Mrs Charles Cote visiting Ellsworth Selby. Frank Nichols to farm with W CL Martin. Emil Shaffer moved to Andrew Mortensen farm.
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Ray Gilford
Leckt
Eleanor
John Dorn
A. H. iSepticon
Lawrence
Charles Nnsen
Charles Schively
Fant ‘Ington
Albert Town
Karl Rutty
Manitande
Bert Rutty
A. R. Sephrion
Frederick Dorsch
W. Leedy
Scottville
Charles Cote
Preesott
Ellsworth Selby
Frank Nichols
East Riverton Homes Modernize Amid Spring Building
Spring brings home improvements across East Riverton as Max Rahn and Fred Schwass remodel residences adding open stairways modern kitchens and new porches. I C Genter expands a barn with a tool shed while Mrs Quinn celebrates her birthday with East Riverton and Scottville friends. a barn fire saves nearby structures. A Paap home party Oxford and Brighten the Community club surprise Miss Josephine Langfeldt amid social visits at Hart Hospital.
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East Riverton
Max Rahn
Henry Paap Ik
Fred Schwass
I. C. Genter
Mrs. Quinn
Sarah Quinn
Cora Campbell
Sccttvile
Scottville
Quinn
John Milmann
Choboygan
Hich
Mesdames J. B. Leedy
Estel Brown
Carti Schwass
A. R. Septrion
V.R. Septrion
Marvin Young
Carl Quinn
Myre
John Quinn, Jr
Myron Kinz
Gera Campbell
Christ Langfeldt
Josephine Langfeldt
Josephine
Hart Hospital
Walter Gerbars
Lanateldt
Mesiiies
G. Jawedy
Wee Thurow
Sr WW
JW. Wempla
Lga Barton
Stepien Darke
H. (. Genterick
Jebae Young
Wisworth Belby
Chas, Cole
Edwin Selby
VOR
Rephiva
Selel Brown
Rober Bedker
Max Rabn
Av RR
Septrion
Savi Quinn
Walter Gerbers
Mira Miyuie
Abn
Omni Wad
Daphine Langfeldt
Miss Langfeldt
Play by West River ton PTA to aid playground funds
West Riverton patrons present a community play titled Fun on the Podunk Limited at Riverton Town Hall on Friday April 3. Proceeds fund playground equipment. cast includes Mrs Boggs, Naomi Harmon, Tom Borges, Gilbert Larsen, Evelyn Olmstead, Grandpa Wiering, Grandma Wiggins, Edith Butler, Ruth Melvig, Susie Olson, Irma Olmstead, Harold Petersen, and others in a period stage production with musical numbers by Wm Langston and Edward Parker.
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West Riverton
Parent-Teacher Association
West
Riverton
Riverton Town Hall
Cn Farmer Boggs
Harry McKarlan
Boges
Naomi Harmon
Tom Borges
Gilbert Larsen
Mary Boggs
Evelyn Olmstead
Gvandpa Wiering
Matrice Butler
Grandma Wiggins
Mary Gamerts Felder
Bride
Florence Tyntatl
Earl KE
Olmstead
Miss Prehn
Irma Glinstead
Biss Highstyle
Ruth Melvig
Susie Olson
Alysia Shaffer
Edith Butler
Melissa Melin
Perry Gamertsfelder
Russel Melin
Stutterly
Gus von Gain
Mrs. Herbly
Emma von Glahn
Harold Petersen
Elery Harmon
Porter
Clarente Riheboldt
Marguerite
Amelia Shalt
I Mass
Ruth Metin
Irma Olmstead
Langston
Edward Parker
Lower Michigan Plans Arbor Week observance
A Governor led program outlines Arbor Week activities across Michigan with tree planting and conservation tasks. Activities include cleaning, painting, rubbish removal, mulching, fertilizing, and garden care across counties and the Upper Peninsula.
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Lower Michigan
Arbor
Lansing
Michigan
Furthown
Upper Peninsula
Aion Gh Dpoesheek
Pherias Ob. Jonson
Marl W W. Stine
Idhissi
Monrarm
Butte
Brome
Oshauhe
Planis
Regulation of roadside stands urged in Michigan bill
Lansing March 20. Lawmakers consider a Brake bill to spend 85 000 yearly for state agriculture department fruit and vegetable inspections. Law would extend checks to roadside stands to protect honest farmers and ensure quality produce for travelers, with inspectors also assessing sanitation and stands.
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Lansing
Mich
David K. Brake
Fremont
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Detroit
Eles
No Fenil
Michigan
Alex J. Groesbeck
Judge Emerick Faces Loss of Sight in Scott Case
In Alpena Michigan on March 30, Judge Frank Emerick, improving from a severe cold, fears total loss of sight. A specialist will consult his doctors this weekend, delaying court actions including a Montmorenty County case and a tax case, and delaying hearings of Representative Frank Scott's divorce quit. If another judge is appointed, he likely would not take the term before fall.
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Alpena
Mich
Frank Emerick
Montmorenty County
Frank Scott
Emerick
Scott
Wife of Coach Little Sues Taxicab Firm in Ann Arbor
Mrs Helen P Little wife of George Little director of athletics at Wisconsin and former Michigan assistant football coach filed a 19000 suit for injuries from a Nov 14 collision involving an Ann Arbor Taxicab and Trangier Co vehicle. The defendant is the cab company.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Helen P. Little
George Little
University of Wisconsin
University of Michigan
Littleway
Senators Hit Auditor General in Passing Bill
In Lansing Michigan a bill would place delinquent tax records under county treasurers and remove the auditor general from that task. Senator Bernie Case claims annual savings of about 180000 to taxpayers, while Auditor General Fuller warns it would lay off about 100 clerks.
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Senators
Auditor General
Lansing
Mich
Kent
Bernie T
Ithaca
Michigan
Case
Senate
O. B. Fuller
Proposal to Shield County Treasuries in Ming Highway Bill
In Lansing mid March senator Charles R Herrick Fenwick introduced a measure to let counties dig in financially until the Ming highway bill takes effect January 1. The Ming bill requires the state to build and maintain trunk line highways after January 1.
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Lansing
Mid
Charles R. Herrick
Fenwick
Senate
Herrick bill strips counties of highway cost collection
In 1926 discussions counties must pay their share of road construction. The proposed Herrick bill would remove the states power to enforce county payments, allowing the state to build roads without county contributions unless influenced. The change aims to shift financial burden away from counties.
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Herrick
Hogen Proposes Guard for Packathon Counties
A proposal aims to shield the packathon regions by operations until the danger is fully removed, with reference to the Ming bill as of January 1.
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Hogen
Contaband Rum Seizures During 57 Raids Reported
Detroit March 30 police raided saloons and private homes late into the night seizing contraband liquor described as near beer. Police commissioner Frank H. Croul called the raids illegal for lacking search warrants but hopes they curb flag violations. Those taken into custody may not be prosecuted, per the commissioner.
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Associated Frese
Detroit
Midh
Frank H. Croul
Tanlac Promises Health Boost From Root Barks and Herbs
Otto Ségrin of Portland praises Tanlac for restoring health and gaining 20 pounds after six bottles. The advertisement touts Tanlac as Nature’s greatest tonic, claiming it revitalizes digestion, tones the organs, and steadies the whole system. It also recommends Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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Tanlac
Otto Ségrin
Portland
Nature
Eample
Stan
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