Dover News Local Family Visits and Health Updates
Mrs Everette Allen remains in Bay City hospital recovering from surgery. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs Leo Smock and children from Vernon and Mrs Dorothy Allen. Detroit weekend visits by Ray Houghton and Barbara, Carl Bater and Dale on business. Easter with Edna Walter in Brown. Grover family moves to John Hudson place. An Arbor visitor Lyle Bond with parents. Flu illness hits Mrs Chas Russell and daughter Olive. Revival services end with conversions. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Gangler and three children. Jack Dawsome and daughter visit from Detroit. Clair McClung’s wife hospitalized in Clare after operation. Wishing speedy recovery.
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Everette Allen
Bay City
Leo Smock
Vernon
Dorothy Allen
Ray Houghton
Barbara
Detroit
Carl Bater
Dale
Anna Denno
The
Brown
Edna Walter
Grover
van Conant Farm
John Hudson Place
Lyle Bond
Ann Arbor
Floyd Allen
Harry Bradley
Farwell
Chas. Russell
Olive
Gangler
James McClung
Jack Dawsome
Strouse
Clair
Clare Hospital
Easter Social Notices From Local Families
Local residents report Easter visits with relatives as the MANN Siding community sees gatherings from Flint to Gilmore Township. Multiple families including Pfannes Shaver Somers Squires Heintz and the Meter Heintz households share holiday time together. Farmers Union meeting tonight for members only.
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Seb. Pfannes
Flint
Burley Shaver
Emerson Burton
Wim. Hileman
O. M. Somers
Gilmore Township
Floyd . Squires
Greenwood
Henry Heintz
Lily Flake
Meter-Heintz
John Pfannes
Edward
Detroit
Farmers’ Union
Elm Grove Families Visit Across Michigan and Nearby
Elm Grove residents Mr and Mrs Lewis Slater Sr spent a week with daughters in Detroit while son Paul and his wife handled chores. Clarence Jordan visited Alma friends as Arthur Ulrich and family and Alicea Bradley of Clare joined Harry Bradley's household. Rudolph Hildebrandt and daughters visited his mother and brother in Hardwood. August Krug has been ill with flu this past week.
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Lewis Slater
Detroit
Paul
Clarence Jordan
Alma
Arthur Ulrich
Alicea Bradley
Clare
Harry Bradley
Rudolph Hildebrandt
Hardwood
August Krug
Weekend visits connect families across towns
Brand and Blystone families hosted relatives from Ann Arbor Vernon and Clare over the weekend while others from Lansing Saginaw Coleman and Clare joined in Easter gatherings. Grandparents and a number of cousins were mentioned visiting and spending time together.
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Ronald Chatterton
Hobtsberry
Judd
Norman Blystone
Della Reimold
Ann Arbor
Blystone
Norris Blystone
Ruth Kever
Vernon
Emma
Nina
Norma Kever
K. A
Turner
Ted Newman
Glen Poets
Art Keven
J. A. Kever
Ruth
Earl Kever
Lansing
K. Kever
Mae Kever
Jas. Beattie
Saginaw
Clare
Bob
Nelson Davis
CG. BE. Davis
Garth Leeth
K. A. Turner
Laurence Robinett
Roselle
Jimmie Allen
Coleman
Rex Robinett
Laurence Dalton
Walt Garver
Emma Kever
Jimmie Allen, Jr
LL. Robinett
From Broadway to Times Square Mission Evangelist
Alexandria Wasilewska once Alice Hayes a chorus girl in musical comedies abandons Broadway for gospel work. The Times Square mission in New York features her preaching from the pulpit as she pursues a religious calling after a period of stardom.
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Alexandria Wasilewska
Times Square Mission
New York
Alexandria
Alice Hayes
Broadway
Times Square
Southeast Sheridan Sunday Guests At Shaar Home
Sunday visitors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaar including Lavern Barber family from Loomis Clayton Barber family two children Lucille Shaar Lea Sowle and wife from Lincoln Park Mrs Sowle ill but not much better Virginia Moore and family from Freeport Harley Sowle family from Clare Elton Geiger Janet Marion Bard Martin Eberhart Clare Homer Loomis Flint and Floyd Randle family with meals at the Sowle home youths and relatives share the day.
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Roy Shaar
Lavern Barber
Mrs. Clayton Barber
Loomis
Lucille Shaar
Clayton Barber
Lea Sowle
Lincoln Park
Mark Sowle
Clare
Sowle
Roosevelt crisis rhetoric sparks debate on powers and prices
In Washington a partisan one sided column accuses President Roosevelt of fear mongering to push price policy. The piece claims prices are 12 percent below 1926 levels and demands candor on the crisis causes, responsibilities, and proposed remedies to avert danger.
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Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
First Carpet Factory Opens in Philadelphia in 1791
The first American carpet factory began operations in 1791 in Philadelphia, a city that would produce more carpets than any other in the world.
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America
Philadelphia
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