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The American 1927-06-23 HT. JOHN8 K.i- . Kern Archer HIGH CLASS THE AMERICAN JOB Printing Oorerg the tradliiK territory of Maple Kaidila thoroufchly. Advertlgerg thug Ket reHiiItg. We gtrlve to he a uelKhbor A SPECIALTY WITH and a friend to the jieople of Maiile THE AMERICAN Itupidg and gurroiindliiK territory. Volume FV MAPLE RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1927 Number 33 .M.ATHERTON .MAN .MAKING CHRISTIAN CHIRI'H NOTES A LAND OK INSTANT BEAl’TV SI'OT OF CO.M- MYSTERY-COMEDY AT CHAUTAUQUA L. E. .Oull, Pastor COM.MUMCATION MtlNPLACE Pl.AT M’e exisK't Gist's grace dnriiig the The telephone can la* ereillteil with I. C. Rlcliniui id Sliuw’g With W'iial summer moiiHis. Has lie not Hie revohiHimixlug life on the farm. Little fitfort .Nature Can Be .Ag.sigl- right III ex|Ms*t oiir devotion? It has hrimght the city and eouiitry ed In BeautifyiiiR Ordinary .Next Snndny we will preiieh from together: It has ohiileratisl distance; SiirroiiiidiiiRS. the text—"Wlinl think ye of Christ?" it has develoissl iielghhorllness among Producer of Fuiiiouh Youth Nerieg of Come and let ns worship togelher. farmers, ami It has ls*<*ii of enistimnhie Mov Iiik Pirtureg to Ian'- One would have to travel many miles We eiill yonr iiltentlon In onr Sunday value to the farmer in faellitiiHiig Ids ture Here to Hud a more picturesiine Job of land- .Si'hiMil and invite all. A plaix* that hiisiness and saving his time. Interests everyone. sca|s* work than Is to he seen near II Is dillienll to 1*01111^01101111 how The l.iidles Aid Soelely will meet the farmer call very well do without Jl'HGK Wll.MS BROWN Matherton. At the summit of a Ioiir hill at Hu* Inline of .Mrs. .Vniiie Bhink next the telephone, hut then, for Hint matter, leadliiR smith from .Maph* river hriilRe Friilny aflernism. I.el eaeli menilH*r it would Is* pretly hard for iiii.v of ns Film -‘Duniiy Agkg Why” Will Be lives 1. ('. HIchmmal. a retlrisl farmer. he Iiresent If isissihle. III (lls|s*n.s(* with It. The whole strnc- Mhowii on tile .Si'reen Pre«-eMl- His hoil.sr* is on the east side of the Hire of mislern hnsiness is hnllt arounil iiit; Hig liectiire Get more miles out of your Gasoline Hie lelepinme and Us quick metliud hipliway. is new and of the Iiuiirji Iow hy using Bell Crown. —HAUVEY'S of eoinmunieiitlon. ty|K*. In front is a pretty lawn. Oceaglonully in the IncKer cities Formerly he llvisl mi the opisisite side ■'j>er8oiiHl aimk 'Hranees" of motion pl<’- fiXKKifiSifiXKKyiKXifiifiKyiyiiliysKiRSifniiXifiyiifiXifiXifiyniiifiifiyiiiiiR ture t'elehrltles are advertised In con ­ of the road, on his larpe farm. Now iii nection with a Him in wliich they are that he has retirisl he has time for put- apiteariiiK. hut to our kuowledBe no author of a lllmtHi story has lieretofore tiiiR into extH'Ution his ideas of assist- iiiR nature in lH*autlfylnK tliiiiRs. ifi made a tour apiM-ariii); In conutH'tioii Ssene From “Wandering Spooks" with the showini; of his tilm. Where his house stands was once an On the third day of our ('(uumunily umsailh lookiiiR hill. Now the lot has On the night of the second day, that splendid plays that be has presented Chautniuiua .ludKc Willis Itrowii. au­ furiously funny mystery comedy, In the past. The scene of the play is thor of more than HI) motion ]iicture lie**!! Rraded. slopiiiR Rracefnlly toward “Wandering Spooks, ” ts to be pre­ hack-stBKe In a theatre. The play I Stop!£ook!listen!f stories, known as "The JudKe Hrown the rtmd. Where ordinarily it would sented at our Community Chautauqua. starts off dealing with the snobbish­ Herles" is to apisair in conne< ‘tlon with have taken years to have ohtalmsi a All three acts of the play are Ailed ness of certain classes of American so ­ n two reel feature tllm entitled. “Danny Roisl ••catch” of Rrass there Is now a with thrills, chills and laughter— ciety, but soon all of the characters Asks Why." .liidRe Itrown is nationally diH'Itly caris'ttsl lawn. haviiiR las'ii de- suaplcion, suspense and mystery are are caught in the baffling net of In­ known as a worker with Isiys ami predominant. Just who ’"nie Flash” trigue. The radio plays Its part—clue Kiris and his film prisluctlons are all velo|ssl within the last year. A stone is—Just how he works —is a problem upon clue piles up—each one thinks stories of youth. Kollowine the show- RariiRe. hiiilt to liarmontiu* with the that concerns every member of the ne can solve the mystery. iiiK of "Danny .\sks Why" on tlie same house, does not detract from the pleas- east and every member of the audi ­ Larry Ott, a young newspaper re­ nlKht of the Chautamiua. .ludRc itrown iiiR apiM‘arance of the plmi*. ence. porter; Dorothy Dolney, an actress; will talk <m the suhJ«H-t “The ('hallenRe With a strong cast of splendid ac­ Corrigan and Hodge, detectives; Mike Stop on the Gjmer of Youth." .1 little south of tin* housi* is a ditch, tors, Mr. Arthur McMurray returns to McOinty and HMda Yensen, theatre Other attractive features of the om-e us( “il to carr.v off water frmii the the Chautauqua this summer with this employees; Miles Standish and his ('lmutau(|ua this year are The Hum­ sprliiRs liH^ated in the hills hack of remarkable mystery comedy, which is mother, and ‘’The Spider" and "The phreys Symidiouic ensemhle. in i>ro- where the housi* stands, hut the spriiiRs distinctly different from any of the Flash” all play important parts. £ook into our Window Krams of tine mu.sic; Klwlra i’latt ami went dry. .Mr. UichmomI huilt drive ­ Vermai Stone, fun-makers : a unii|ue ways aloiiR the diti-li, widemsl it In travel le<‘ture hy Carveth Wells, the one place and huilt a tiny island. Then At Maple Rapids, July 17 to 21 famous Kiik IIsIi KiiRluecr: a four act e diiR into the siiritiRs and water Is'Raii listen to this: historical drama. "The House of Hlm- trickllnR down to the isiiid. Now it is mon ”; a my.stery comtsly "WamlerluK HlhsI with the clear, emd water, and I'RETTV WEDIHNti OF DE.ITII OK MAXINE CH.LSK Spook.s" ; a proRram of neRro music hy attracts the attention,of ever.v iK*rson COI'I'ERNOLL -UPTON WnshliiRtou's S<ailhlan<l SiiiRers. a passiiiR that way. Smin the hanks I.iHle Maxine Chase, ten year old comiMiny made famous h.v its radio will Is* Rrassy and the island coverisl Last Thursday (Jhlilys .Mae. daiiRliler danghler of .Mr. and .Mrs. II. H. Clmse hroadeastiuR and idionoRraph re<‘ord- with pretty llowers. Mr. Itichmond (if .Mr. ami .Mrs. Jiis(‘pli I'ptoii. ami luissed away Saturday afteriiism af­ iiiR activities; a vm-al and entertain ­ has shown what wonderful chaiiRes Floyd Copiiermill. of Jackson, were ment musical proRram hy llie Kai;kU‘y can Is* made hy RivltiR nature a little ter several wis*ks struggle with un In I Read the Cards that you help. iildted ill marriage at the home of the Players and a thr«>e act <sanedy-tlrama. liride in .Maple lta|iiils. enruhle diseasi* of the heart. "Let's (Jo Somewhere.” The owner of this pretty i>lat is well .\t o ’chsk. to the strains of .Mr. and .Mrs. ('ha.se have had the I i'lniuestlonahly this year's Chautau- lo do. He is of a im*chaulcal turn of I.oheiiRriiis' W(*ddiiiR march. I he hride Hua offers to season ticket holders an mind ami i|uile deaf. He has a novel s.vmiiiiHiy of a large eommiiiiity of a|i|M*ariHl at H m* rose eoven*(l siair arch |H'o|ile ill Hieir time of sorrow and yet will see there! eieejalonul entertainment value. way of mowiiiR his larpe lawn. He where she was m(*t h.v her faila*r, who At Ma|ile itapids, July 17th to 21sl liouRht a half doxen ordinary lawn of hii|M*, .siirriiw tlml tlie end m’n.st ifi gave her in iiArrlaRc. '1 lie' hridal come and yet lni|H*fnl that their lovi*d Inclusive. mowers, connectiHl them in a stralRht imrty proceisled Ln|i the aisle foniasl lim*. and tlxisl up an arranRenient for one niigid he spnriNi n while longer hy rlhiMiiis held * Joy T1iirI(*.v and nty'*.isi. , pushiiiR th(*m with ati old aiitomohile. |{iitli l(iims(*,v. ti, Ifie (.nil iii.rior* where A (JKK.YT LITTLE “OBTAINEK" tt cost iitilte a lot.of rmniiey. and one .Vhixlne Li.nidi* Cliasi* w.is liorn file eeremon.v was |N*vformed h(*for(' a of his frlCnds, hsikiiiR on as he was .Mni'*li 2;{. Mtl7 In Es.sex Tiiwnsidii. (■'Uiileg F Howard, w lio^sucr ’essfully hnildliiR iLe isld hsikinR ma<-him*. iirof semi-eirenlar altar of llisir liaskets fll (Jfidiin t'onuly, .Micliigaii. nnd de hsl with Cyrlufiii l.lossoin*-' i.iir.' wli'-'*/ It may^ mean the saving of ptit u over on several of our husiness isuimleti tii^ ipiestton ; ^ile.l this l^e June 11.-1)127 in 1 :.'MI men last summer, has Issm arrested in l’(*onU*s. Kev. Dull read tin- service. in Hie afteriioim. at the age of ten •■What'll you do If It don ’t work'*" nsiiiR the ring eer(*mon,v. LunsiuR, a<v«»rdinK to tin* Stale .Itairnal "Kh'/" (from deaf .Mr.
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