Roosevelt Argues Secret Service Needed To Fight Crime
President Roosevelt defends the Secret Service against cutbacks and argues for its continued central role in investigating federal crimes. He cites land fraud prosecutions, counterfeiting cases, and other investigations as proof of the bureau’s value and urges congressional support to maintain a permanent investigative force separate from local bodies.
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Local Notes From Grange Heights And Surroundings
Grange Heights residents report social visits and illnesses across the area. Families from Alma Sumner Chagrin Falls and Maple Rapids attended gatherings while the Eckert school faces another week closed due to scarlet fever. Ferris Institute student John Reid moves to Arkansas and several locals resume or join school work as the community marks New Year activities.
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Josephine Alverson
Alma
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Maple Rapids
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Bagley
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Pred Clark
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Mia
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Local Social Notes From Cedar Springs And Nearby
Residents recount New Year gatherings and visits as Cedar Springs area hosts family friends. Mrs Gulp and daughter share New Year with relatives. Dellinges from Newark visit S P Beck family. Marie Hale and Hazel Pardee resume school after vacation. Horton family visit H M Sheaphers. Pardee daughter Margaret visits relatives in Portland SETHTON. Scott Payne’s baby has pneumonia with Dr Richardson in Carson City attending. Mrs Worth shows improvement after illness. Social at Oren Upham’s New Year’s Eve a success. Jarvis of Hiice and Bim Hall make visits. J L Huat visits Alma. Mr Mann of Carson City visits. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Marsa. State Normal students left for Mt Pinamant tuition rest of year. Mr and Mme Gardner joining for sant. GT North covers absence of Mes Kelly. B D Youre of Crystal on business. Rev Brown to start revival at Mo B church Jan 12.
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Newark
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Portland
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Richardson
Carson City
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Alma
Mann
Wim, Welton
Ladies Aid Society
M. ©. Marsa
State Normal
Mt Pinamant
Mme Ff A Gardner
North
Mes | Kelly
B.D. Youre
Crystal
Anday
Brown
Mo B
Alma Fire Department Holds Sixth Annual Ball at Odd Fellows Temple
The Alma Fire Department hosted its sixth annual New Year ball at Odd Fellows Temple last Friday night. Chief Charles Fishback led a grand march followed by dancing until 2 am. Davis Browne Orchestra provided lively music as uniformed firefighters added a ceremonial touch. Proceeds near 600 dollars go to the fireman’s benefit fund, with Perry T Banghart praised for soliciting success.
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Bert Thompson
Carl Walthers
Stephens Wedding Anniversary Surprised Family in Sameer
A pleasant surprise marked the thirty eighth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J M Stephens of Sameer. Forty five guests attended including Alvin Stephens and family from Chargin Falin Ohio and Corax Nickerson and family from Barryton Mich. A complete surprise to the couple, oysters and other fare were enjoyed, with many presents including one from a cousin in Ohio. Toasts celebrated enduring friendship and hopeful reunions.
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Sameer
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Chargin Falin
Ohio
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Barryton
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Joe
Carson City
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Stephens
Pioneer Harriet Everden Dies in Gratiot County at 70
The Claire Courier Independent reports the death of Harriet June Everden at her son John M Everden’s home in Tihaen Gratiot County following illness. She was sixty years old and a pioneer resident noted for her early work among local women while living in the county. The obituary notes her long residence and family ties in Gratiot and honors her community role.
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Marriage Licenses Sealed Across Several Towns
A list of marriage licenses issued in multiple towns includes Liord Smith and Norma Keald in Wheeler aged 16, Ira Andrews 21 in New Haven, Merle Duffinen 28 in Anbley, Flossie Rising 18 in Ashlay, Asa Safn 04 in Lafayette, Martha Aldrich 26 in Lafayette, Kisio Tuttle 28 in North Shade, Masa Willian Pidworks 20 in Breckenridge, Belle Rber, Ror H. Poote 1 in Emerson, Dorfa Marr 1 in Lafayette, Mamie Kamober 19 in Rivertale, Romannas Kiser 4 in Alma, Flore Mae Finch 21 in Alma.
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Ashlay
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Nalden
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Belle Rb
A Newark Minister Urges Reform by Midnight Instructions
A Newark minister tells women to reform their husbands by using nightly reenforcement while they sleep. The advice centers on training in temperance and restraint, urging wives to influence husbands during rest periods.
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