Death in the Study at Carmody Wedding Prelude
In a church scene amid a Carmody family wedding, tension rises as groom Jim Franklin, Doris Carmody, and others vanish from the procession. Peter Cardigan recalls past cases while questions linger about a quarrel, missing figures, and possible danger as onlookers press outside Carmody Avenue.
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Cardigan
Lohengrin
Peter Cardigan
New York
Jim Franklin
Ambrose Carmody
Jim
Peter
Doris Carmody
Matthew
Franklin
Callis Shipley
Nick Royce
Callis
Rylle Carmody
Web
Kyle
Carmody Avenue
Carmody
Blue
Webster Spears
Winter Work Outlined for C C C Camps in Michigan
Conservation crews of about 12 000 officers foremen and workers will winter in Michigan camps carrying on projects from burning and slashing to building park structures. Past summers gains include 30 permanent buildings and many trails roads and fire lines with 490 miles completed and 480 more under way. Fire prevention and habitat work plus water table surveys and nine emergency landing fields are planned for winter and next season.
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Emergenc Conservation
Michigan
L. R. Schoenmenn
Co. C. C
Schoenmenn
Department of Conservation
Schoenmann
Field Administration
Geological Survey Division
Megs
Higgins Lake
Wakefield To Draft Building Ordinance By City Attorney
City attorney Robert A. Burns will draft a building ordinance for Wakefield and present it to the city commission next Wednesday afternoon. The plan includes establishing fire limits and building zones, with a building commission proposed to issue permits citywide.
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Wakefield
Robert A. Burns
City Commission
Gilbert Named Administrator for Luce and Alger Counties
Arthur M. Gilbert of Wakefield, former Republican postmaster, was named county administrator for Luce and Alger counties. He left to assume his new duties at Munising Wednesday, reflecting recognition of the welfare administration of the county.
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Gilbert
Arthur M. Gilbert
Wakefield
Luce
Alger
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaims November 30, 1933 a day of thanksgiving for the nation. He calls for humble thanks in churches and homes, recalls the founders and workers, warns against greed, and seeks unity, mutual aid, and honorable engagements among nations, with guidance from God.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
Christmas Mail Instructions Issued in Wakefield
Wakefield postmaster Arthur Cavender warns mail service will cease on Christmas Day and the day before, December 24, with all postal work stopping until December 25. Rates for unsealed greeting cards and sealed letters are clarified, with third class for printed cards and first class for sealed letters, plus special handling for rural routes and out of town mail.
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Wakefield
Arthur Cavender
Tmaster
City Accountant Reports November Balance For Commission
City accountant William Jacobson informed the commission that a total balance of 111,689.54 dollars will cover city needs through July 1, 1934 without relying on future tax borrowings. Expenditure averages since July 1 are listed, with expected monthly revenues and deficits under review.
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Eethe Ae Press
William Jacobson
Jacobson
Unemployed May Register Saturday and Tuesday
Wakefield unemployed individuals who have not registered under the RFC enrollment and who have not been enrolled with the CWA for direct relief are called to register. The county emergency relief committee announces the new registration days and county action.
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Wakefield
RFC
Civil Works Administration
Personal notes on Mrs Murtagh and local visitants
Mrs Lillian Murtagh departed Tuesday for Detroit for several weeks visit. Friends entertained Jacob Jacobson last Monday for his seventy fourth anniversary at the James for weeks before returning to Velan hatch. The American Legion will hold a cones eng Ss ane eee
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Lillian Murtagh
Detroit
Jacob Jacobson
the James
Velan Hatch
American Legion
One Fatality In The Mines In 1933 34
Iron Ore Production Hits Low est Mark In History Steel trade on climb. The smallest tonnage since production records of the mines the county have been recorded was 943,386 tons mined for the year ending September 30, 1933. One death from mining occurred during the period. Lost time accidents totaled 34. Prospects for rebound in the steel industry have improved with a likely upturn in January. Output for the first quarter of 1934 expected at least half a million units. rails purchases and government loan applications noted.
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Selestes Vent Tnt Nation Gay
Enone
Ferdi Ohm
Ferd Ohman
Mpeg
Salis
Final Payment Made From Primary Fund Across State
The state finances announce the final payment on the Primary Fund of 1 385 000 to aid 7 000 aceon districts. Mailed to 83 county treasurers, the release is an advance for district salaries and teacher pay as of January 1 1934, per Dr Paul P Voelker superintendent of public instruction.
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Paul PF. Voelker
Public
Financial Plan Details For School Tax Anticipations
The document notes an $88 borrowing fee in anticipation of school tax receipts and obligations. It states approval covered about half of the expected school tax collection for the year and that funds may be made available to any state political subdivision as needed.
St. Marys to Face Stambaugh in Community Gym Clash
The Stambaugh city team will be the next opponents for St. Marys at the Community gym Tuesday evening. Both teams are composed of former high school stars and should be a worthwhile contest to attend.
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St. Mary’s
Stambaugh
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Service Schedule
Immanuel Lutheran Church observes the Twenty fourth Sunday after Trinity on November 26 with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and divine service at 11 00 a m. Special music by the Junior choir enhances the worship service.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
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The
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