Ohio Visitors Lead Michigan State Parks Campers in 1932
A Parks Division report shows Ohio had the largest out of state attendance at Michigan state parks in 1932 with 1,485 visitors and 7,345 campers. Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Canada also contributed sizable groups to parks along Lake Michigan and the upper peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
the Parks
D Department
of Conservation
Illinois
Inviana
Walter J. Hayes Park
Jackson
Wilson Park
Harrison
Magnus
Straits Park
Lake Michigan
Upper Peninsula Park
Indiana
van Buren
Wisconsin
J. W. Wells Park
Menominee
St. Ignace
California
Texas
New York
Missouri
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Canada
Michia
Philippine Islands
Ree
Break Neck Mountain Car Wreck Averts a Collision
During a holiday drive to Break Neck Mountain a touring car loses control in a near miss with Dr Wilson's limousine. The wreck injures two men. one appears mortally hurt as a doctor notes a broken heart while a leaking suitcase is found near the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Break Neck Mountain
Snoopnagle
Snoop
Smith
Raddio
Neck Mountain
Errors and Oddities Highlight Weekly Edition Glitches
A selection of quirky lines from the Michigan Bulletin notes editorial slips and odd notices. Items describe brown hair turning gray, missing teeth, revival at a church, daily washing needs, a green girl seeking work, a cottonwood trimming accident, and a 109 year old stone apple-jar in a principal’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Jones
Memphis
Bill Smith
Harry ‘Taylor
Michigan Bulletin
Mrs. Brucker Urges Seal Purchase for Tuberculosis Fight
Mrs Wilber M Brucker wife of the governor tours Michigan visiting a sanatorium and praising the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. She urges general support for buying the tiny Christmas seal to fund ongoing disease prevention and protect children from deadly tuberculosis.
Banana Desserts Featured In Home Kitchen Guide
A vintage kitchen feature extols bananas as a popular fruit with affordable colorfully decorative uses. It includes recipes for Banana Bayarois, Banana and Coconut Dessert, Banana Bread Pudding, Banana Fluff, and Banana with Mousseline Sauce, with steps and measurements for each dish.
Tuberculosis Christmas Seals Aid Little Suffering Child
A sobering tuberculus scene from a sanatorium cot shows a smiling boy amid 1982 Christmas seal efforts. The write up notes precaution acts learned by sick children to prevent spread and frames Health as the Good Fairy ending the fear in small lives funded by penny by penny sales.
Marksman Hits Barn in Curious Cape Voyage
Charlottetown report says Captain Clement Bart, commander of a government fisheries cruiser, fired a three pounder at a suspected lobster poacher. The shot tore a cliff edge, punched a hole in Phillip Crogsman’s barn, toppled grain barrels and ruined a hen house. The Danish flag with a white cross on red is cited as the oldest unchanged flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottetown
P. EB
Clement Barthouse
Phillip Crogsman
Hoover and Roosevelt Tied by Stamp Collecting Hobby
A historical note cites President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt as philatelists. Both began collecting stamps as youths and continue into adulthood. A recent outing at the Rapidan saw Hoover telling Postmaster General Brown that he still maintains albums and adds new specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
the Rapidan
Brown
Hkewi
Peaioe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bagar “Mallory
Baddeg
Horze
Nsw
Flood
Wat
Snoopnagie
Wiel
O. K
Gen. Sheroan
Sncvapnasie
W.L. Sturm
Saline, Mich
Ane
Western Hegett Union
Marksman
Washington
White House
Kroger
Texaco
Firestone Sentinel Battery
Firestone
Heininger’s
Saline Telephone Company
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