Central Alumni to Hold Annual Meet Saturday
Central State Teachers College alumni plan their annual meeting at the college on Saturday afternoon led by President Malcolm J. Crawford. The 2 p.m. session will introduce the 1930 graduates with remarks from Crawford and class head Kenneth Kelley. Two addresses will discuss teaching hazards and rewards and the first year out. An 8 p.m. business meeting will report officers and elect a new staff.
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Central State Teachers ‘College
Coligre
Malcolm J. Crawford
Caro High School
E. ©. Warriner
Grawford
Kenneth Kelley
Supt. A. “Ay Rather
Jonia
Arthur L. Thompson
New Directors Named for Central State Annual
Leonard L. Davis a Boyne City sophomore and Lynn Hooker a Mr. Pleasant freshman were elected editor-in-chief and business manager of the 1931 Chippewa by the Student Council. Both already serve on Central State Life staff and contributed to the 1930 Chippewa. They succeed Maynard O D Allyn and Harold M Stinson, Mt Pleasant seniors.
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Leonard L. Davis
Boyne City
Lynn Hooker
General Electric Plans To Aid Unemployed Workers
GE outlines plans to support unemployed workers through joint employee and company funding. Gerard Swape announces eligibility for one year or more of service and a three year contribution of one percent of earnings, with benefits tied to at least half of full time pay. A second plan aims to stabilize employment by reducing root causes and will start at company plants.
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II AE Res Sr
Schenectady
Gerard Swape
Commencement Play At Auditorium Tonight
The 22nd annual commencement play directed by Professor Ira A. Beddow will be staged tonight at 8 30 in the Central State Teachers College auditorium. The Cassilis Engagement by St John Rakin follows brisk wit and moments of pathos with seats on sale at the box offices.
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Ira’.A. Beddow
Central State Teachers College
St. John Rakin
East Lansing Pastor To Deliver Central Graduates Baccalaureate
Rev N A McCune, pastor of the People’s Church of East Lansing, will give the baccalaureate sermon for Central State Teachers College’s 1930 graduates at the auditorium on Sunday evening June 22. The program includes Dett’s He Shall Feed His Flock and Cherubina Song by Bortnyanski sung by the choir, followed by Rev McCune’s sermon There Go the Ships.
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N. A. McCune
People’s Church of
East Lansing
Central State Teachers College
Dett
Bortnyanski
MacDune
Escape from Bay City Sheriff Jail Free Floyd Leix
Floyd Leix age 27 of Bay City escaped from Sheriff Cornelius J. Gelagon and Deputy Sheriff Gilber Larocque while being questioned in connection with a recent burglary. The escape occurred today as they were taking him from jail.
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Bay City
Floyd Leix
Cornelius J. Gelagon
Gilber Larocque
Circuit Court Session Adjourned Until July 14
After a four day term Judge Ray M. Hart adjourned the June circuit court session until July 14. George Meredith, jailed for forgery, received seven to 21 years in Jackson prison. Burton Hayes, tied to a Rosebush robbery, drew six months to a year in Tonia. Three local youths on theft charges were placed on two years probation and fined seventy five dollars each. Eugene Scott received six months to a year for a statutory charge.
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Circuit Court
Ray M. Hart
George Meredith
Clare
Saginaw
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson
Burton Hayes
Flint
Fred Mattison
Rosebush
Tonia
Eugene Scott
Ionia
Mystery killer eludes police amid cryptic notes and deaths
In New York on June 20, the cryptic killer known as 8X continues to evade authorities. A new letter to the Evening Journal lists victims and marked individuals, with two confirmed killings and seven others at risk. Police also chase a suspect, Joseph Ustica, who escaped from Kings Park hospital.
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New York
New York Evening Journal
CG. P
Philadelphia
College Point
Brooklyn
N. Y
NYC Nolice Department
Joseph Moyzinsky
Noel Lowley
Elizabeth King
Catherine May
R. P
Crank
Morris Horowitz
Horowitz
Joseph Ustica
State Hospital For the
Kings Park
L. I
Moyzinsky
Sowley
Women Open Fight For Repeal Of Dry Law Campaign Launch
Detroit Michigan June 20 The Michigan branch of the women s organization for national prohibition repeal opened its campaign to enroll women for repealing the eighteenth amendment. Mrs on S Barbour state chairman said the group will oppose any candidate who advocates a referendum instead of a definite stand on prohibition.
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Detroit
O.R
Michigan
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition
Mrson S. Barbour
Bowles Seeks Injunction to Nullify Recall
Detroit mayor Charles Bowles moves to halt the recall movement as 78 clerks verify 111,270 petition signatures filed with City Clerk Richard W. Reading. Bowles and allies plan legal action likely delaying election until mid July, with John Gillespie directing the court challenge and Louis Colombo advising.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Richard W. Reading
Walter B. Cary
Bowless
John Gillespie
Public Works
Bowles
Louis Colombo
Gillespie
Historic Spots Marked for Tourists on 900-Mile Michigan Tour
A group of legends hunters sails through Grand Rapids on a four day Western Michigan tour. Organized by the Grand Rapids and Muskegon chambers of commerce and the Michigan Tourist and Resort association, the 900 mile itinerary marks places of historic interest for visitors.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Grand Rapids and Muskegon
Chambers~ of Commerce
Michigan Tourist and Resort Association
Byrd Is Welcomed Home in Washington Celebration
Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd arrived in Washington from New York to a hero’s welcome. Several hundred greeted him at Union Station and more than 1,000 waited outside. After lunch the party met President Hoover and Navy officials at the White House to begin formal ceremonies.
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Washington
U.P
Richard E Byrd
New York
Byrd
Unicon
Poles
Atlantic Ocean
Hoover
White House
Jahncke
William A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Weather in Lower Michigan Forecast Details Detroit June 20
The U P weather forecast for lower Michigan calls for fair tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Readings show highs around the mid 60s to mid 70s in Alpena Detroit Duluth Escanaba Grand Rapids Ludington Marquette Sault Ste Marie and nearby areas with showers expected in extreme west portions and increasing clouds later.
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Detroit
U.P
Michigan
Chicago
Duluth
Escanaba
Grand Rapids
Ludington
Marquette
Sault Ste Marie
Upper Michigan
Petitions To Oust Bowles Contain Defective Names
Detroit June 20 The election commission today approved 16 708 of 21 116 petitions seeking the recall of Mayor Charles Bowles after reviewing 112 270 signatures. The valid signature rate stood at 79 1 percent, short of the 80 7 percent required for recall recognition. Of 4 408 names rejected, 3 419 were defective and 989 had no affidavits.
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Detroit
Election Commission
Charles Bowles
Three Injured At Oil Fields Friday
Three workmen suffered injuries at local oil fields Thursday and were brought to Mt. Pleasant for treatment. Kenneth Melaney of J. C. Arthurs Contracting had a deep gash in his right shoulder needing several stitches. John Harper of Dixie Oil sustained a badly crushed hand at the Davis No. 2 well. Warren Gosney of Wilbur Watters Contracting suffered a fractured toe when a drill bit was dropped on his foot.
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Mt. Pleasant
Kenneth Melaney
J. C. Arthurs Contractin Company
John Harper
Dixie Oil Company
Davis No. 2
Warren Gosney
Mr. Gosney
Wilbur Watters Contracting Company
Mt Pleasant Girl Scouts Spend Week at Townline Lake
Three Mt Pleasant troops embark for a week at Townline Lake camp 34 miles southwest, occupying dormitories and a main cottage owned by a federation. Daily program includes reveille, swimming, woodlore and handicraft, with meals and campfire each day and a nominal weekly fee. Rotary support and parental transportation aid accompany instructor list led by Miss Josephine Rogers with a long roster of girls.
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Mt. Pleasant
Townline Lake
Federation of Women
A Iin
Elebee
Bibs Ritné
Aidorent Dh ‘Hedughaue
Sunmimers
General Assembly
Woodlore
Central State College
Josephine Rogers
Jane. Bonnell
Patricia
Carey
Barbara
Carroll
Jeanne Carroll
Betty Chaser
Jane Crawford
Ruth Entrekin
Sue Jane Getchell
Permelia Gibson
Mary Gover
Ruth Hampton
Fannie Harris
Diana ‘Hertzng
Margaret Hehsley
Helen Hileman
Mary Lantz
Evelyn Maider
Eileanore O’berg
Thelma Popes
Eleanore Russell
Betty ‘Jean
Schuch
Winnifred Smith
Mary Jane Vieb
Letha Walling
Joyce Williams
Lois Winterburg
Schmeling Offered Huge Purse For Risko Bout
Detroit June 20 A $200000 purse was wired to Joe Jacobs manager of Max Schmeling for a title fight here in September between Schmeling and Johnny Risko Cleveland. Risko's manager Dick Dunn said Danny Dunn agreed to terms for the bout.
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Detroit
U.R
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Dick Dunn
Olympia, S Aid
Danny Dunn
Risko
Mt Pleasant High School Holds 49th Commencement
Seventy five graduates received diplomas at Mt Pleasant city schools commencement. Dr Paul Voelker spoke on The ABC of Education as Miss Ruth Hunt earned the Legion medal and Robert MacIntyre the class medal. Principal L C G Wendt and Supt Virgil McClintic presided as the crowd honored graduates and parents.
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C. W.,mackenzie
Lucille Thomas
Glee Club
Brown Bird
Paul F. Voelker
Battle Creek College
ABC of Education
Maynard Allen
Hebe
Malcolm McShea
Minerva
L. C G. Wendt
Margaret Barnes
Robert MacIntyre
American Legion
Ruth Hunt
Melvin Hunt
Owen Barrett Nest
City Uses Surplus to Buy City Bond Issue
SAGINAW June 20 Accrued funds in the city treasury were used by City Treasurer Peter Sager to buy the entire 250000 issue of four and one quarter percent street improvement and sidewalk bonds. The bid of 862.50 premium at par exceeded the second best bid by more than 400.
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Saginaw
Peter Sager
President and Wife Bid Farewell to Central State Graduates
President and Mrs. C Warviner tendered their official farewell to about two hundred graduates of Central State Teachers College in the library of the administration building on Thursday evening June 19. Alumni and faculty attended as honored guests. Refreshments were served in the foyer on the second floor. The library and foyer were decorated with spring flowers. Music by an orchestra of Aldie Long Johannesburg Elwin Reed Carsonville and Boyd Axtel Mt Pleasant accompanied the event. Dancing closed the evening.
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C. Warviner
Central State
Teachers College
Aldie Long
Johannesburg
Elwin Reed
Carsonville
Boyd Axtel
Mt. Pleasants
Child Hurt When Tractor Wheel Falls Near Home
Frances Moening, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Moening of Shepherd, suffered a badly crushed foot Friday afternoon while playing near a tractor at her parents home. A wheel had been removed and a heavy disc rolled onto her foot. She was treated at Mt. Pleasant and returned home later that evening.
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Frances Moening
Frank Moening
Shepherd
Roosevelt quits race to back Judge Jefferies for governor
Detroit Democrat Roosevelt withdraws from the nomination race and endorses Judge Edward Jefferies of Detroit as the party’s gubernatorial candidate. Dewitt Robinson, secretary of the state central committee, notes unity is the goal and Jefferies is expected to decide on candidacy next week. John Miner of Jackson is chosen to succeed Henry Haiman of Niles as state building head.
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ST. Joseph
G. Ball Roosevelt
Detroit
Democratic State Central
Edward Jefferies
Dewitt Robinson
Roosevelt
Robinson
Judge Jefferies
Jefferies
John Miner
Jackson
Centre
Td -Beildme
Bailtian’sté
Henry Haiman
Niles
Congress in Expectation of Hoover Decision
Washington reports unsettled adjournment plans as House and Senate leaders contend over timing. Senators stay in session awaiting Hoover’s decision on the World War veterans pension increase and the $120,000,000 rivers and harbors bill with hopes to pass it before signing or veto.
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Washington
U.F
Senate
House
Hoover
Congress
Smooth
Finance Committee
A.E. F
Reed
Bobby Jones Wins Third British Open Championship
Atlantans Bobby Jones captures his third British Open with an aggregate 291 at Hoylake. Leo Diegel finishes two strokes back at 293 after a strong final round while Archibald Compston led early before fading. Diegel’s finish caps historic run by American players dominating the Open.
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Hoylake
Eng
U.R
Bobby Jones
Leo Diegel
Diegel
Royal Lytham St. Anne's
St. Andrews
Jones
John Ball
United States
Bobby
MacDonald Smith
Henry Cotton
Fred Robson
Archie Compston
Compston
Bondedo
Leo
Regs
Horton Smith
Widhe
Don Moe
F. C G. Stevens, Jr
Arthur Havers
Jack Hutchison
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Jim
Hit And Run Driver Fined in Lansing
Harry F. Gough was fined 100 dollars by Municipal Judge John McClellan for leaving the scene of an accident in Lansing. He was also ordered to pay damages to the owner of the other car, Leonard Purcell.
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Lansing
U.R
Harry F. Gough
Supreme Court to rule on Sanford arson case
The Michigan Supreme Court heard final arguments in the Sanford arson case from Reed City. Defense contends Judge Collingwood erred in hearing the motion for a new trial and in sentencing, seeking reversal. decision could send cases back to Judge Cutler for further actions.
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Lansing
U.P
Stanley
J. Sanford
Reed City
Charles B. Collingwood
State Supreme Court
Sanford
Byudge Collingwood
Hal Cutler
Osceola
James Cutler
Collingwood
Jackson
High Tribunal
Cutler
Supreme Court
Man Dies After Steel Piece Pierces Finger
Daniel R. Moordyke 30 a furnace installer died from a steel fragment that pierced his finger ten weeks earlier. His widow two children survive along with his parents two sisters and a brother all of Oshte.
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Kalamazoo
Daniel R. Moordyke
Oshte
Detroit Players Open Two Day Engagement in Mt Pleasant
Adams T. Rice with the Detroit Players present Outward Bound in Mt Pleasant for two days. A Sunday evening show leads to two matinees for children, with Jack and the Bean Stalk and a Monday evening comedy drama Wight Nin. The troupe, from Jesse Bonstelle's Civic Theatre guild, recently toured Detroit and is joined by an orchestra directed by Al McKenna.
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Detroit Players
Mr. Rice
Jewell
Big Tent
Jesse
Bonstelle
Sweethesorts Civic Theatre Guild
Detroit
Mt. Pleasant
al McKenna
Safety Exhibit Promotes Driving Care In Mt Pleasants
An educational safety exhibit by the Michigan Mutual Liability Company will run six days from June 23 to June 28 in Mt Pleasant. It will be staged at the Battle Motor Sales salesroom and overseen by T A Fuller the local representative. The display aims to interest all motorists and urges car drivers in Mt Pleasant and nearby areas to attend.
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Michigaw Mutual Liability’ Company
Mt. Pleasant
Battle Motor Sales Company
T.A. Fuller
Michigan Mutual
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John ‘ Gillespie
Girl Scouts
Townline. Lake
Ellen Hoine
Mari
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