Resort News Windover Lake Report
There was no school Monday so our teacher could attend an institute. Mr and Mrs Chipman and family moved from Achard ranch to Dimmick cottage. Miss Helen Weage is confined to her time here by illness. Mr and Mrs Roy Sobiski were Cadillac and Mr Pleasant shoppers Saturday. Mr and Mrs C Ranes were Clare callers last Saturday. Other Clare visitors last week were Mr and Mrs Chipman and family Mrs Martindale and Maurice Mrs Honeycut Mr and Mrs Don Young and Sandra Mr and Mrs Pete Updyke and Mr and Mrs Gos Wilson. Mr and Mrs Paul Weage and Darrell were Cadillac shoppers last
Good Luck Club Meets at Lake Town School House
The Good Luck Club gathered at the title school house in Lake with a fair crowd and a good dinner. The next meeting is set for April 8 at the Grange Hall and members should bring wood. Mr and Mrs Harley Bentley and children of near Farwell visited A J Marvin and wife. Lloyd Hunt aided A J Marvin for several days. Mrs Hunt and Sonny visited for a day. Heavy snow fell Friday night and Sunday. Monday morning trees were laden with snow.
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Tttle
Lake
Grange Hall
Harley Bentley
Farwell
A. J. Marvin
Lloyd Hunt
Friendly Social Club To Display Red Cross Work
The Friendly Social Club will showcase all their Red Cross projects on Thursday afternoon April 9 at the Lake Gorge Community Hall. An afghan will be for sale to raise funds for Red Cross work. All are invited to visit and enjoy tea and a friendly chat.
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Red Cross
Lake Gorge
Local News Gathers At Lake George Area
The Freeman Oil Company plans drilling on a new wild cat in Lincoln township section 16 about two miles southwest of Lake George. Local residents Mrs Alfred Spenny and Mr M A Quamme visited cottages on the lake. Private Basil Coyne from Ft Leonard Wood is home on furlough. Election day Monday urged turnout by registered voters.
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Freeman Oil Company
Lincoln Township
Lake George
Alfred Spenny
Mason
M. A. Quamme
Helen
Owosso
Basil Coyne
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Bernard Coyne
Pontiac
Myr
A. B. Fry
Midland
Paul Wesch
Clarence Hudson
Saginaw
McNerneys Return From Carolinas Across Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Barney McNerney and grandson Joe return from a cross country trip noting corn farming in the Carolinas and blossoms in Washington DC. Wise township voters face renewal of Consumers Power Company franchise for local light and power service.
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Barney McNerney
Joe
Carolinas
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wise Township
Consumers Power Company
Peterson
Lake
Warren Nellis
Elliott Barr
Bay City
Wallace Barr
Alma
Albert McPhail
Hamlan
Max Stebelton
Blanchard
Fred ‘Zinser
Harold Kile
William Allen
Bernard McNerney
North Carolina
Fire Tower News Digest From The Local Area
Greetings shared as Bud Rogers in Utah reports library work. Families visited Bert Marvin at Hight Point and Rex Schade’s group saw Carol Schofield’s illness bring Muskeg travel. Mrs O Roger recovers from a week bedfast. Cold season grips residents. school shifts to new time Tuesday with eight weeks left.
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C. Rogers
Bud
Utah
Harley Bentley
Bert Marvin
Hight, Point
G. R. Powells
Flint
Rex Schade
Carol Schofield
Doris Powell
O. Roger
Surgeons Mend Bomb Victims
Sir Harold Dell Gillies of London outlined war injury recovery to the American Academy of Ophthalmologists and Otorhinolaryngologists in Chicago. His films showed bomb blast injuries and rehabilitation including a Cockney stenographer, a fireman spared near a crater, and a ballet dancer. New saline bath burns treatment and a two pin jaw fracture method with Dr John W Converse were highlighted.
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Chicago
Harold Dell Gillies
London
Harold
American Academy of Ophthalmologists
Otolaryngologists
Sir Harold
Hitler
England
John W. Converse
Boston
Airplane designer defies professors to lead Bell fighters
Robert J. Woods, a Youngstown native who was told by professors he could not be an aero nautical engineer, rose to chief engineer at Bell Aircraft. He helped design the Airacuda and Airacobra, two of America's famed combat planes, with the Airacobra reportedly diving at speeds over 600 miles per hour.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Robert J. Woods
Towle Aircraft Company
Detroit Aviation Corporation
Lockheed
Consolidated Woods
Bell
Airacuda
Airacobra
Face Injuries From High Speed Crashes Rise
St. Louis report notes that facial fractures from modern automobile crashes are common. Dr. John J. Shea of Memphis says drivers bear the brunt of shock, and surgeons must now specialize in treating complex facial injuries.
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ST. Louis
Dobbin
John J. Shea
Memphis
Order to Dutch Rations Rubber Dental Plates
London reports a German order stating false teeth sets of red rubber plates will be rationed only to Dutch citizens who were completely toothless on July 22. Anyone who lost teeth after July 22 will use plates made from an ersatz resinous composition due to Dutch rubber shortages.
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London
Netherlands
Lesson Themes by International Council of Religious Education
A brief notice outlines the April 5 study items. It indicates lesson subjects and scripture texts selected and highlighted by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Victory through the risen Christ Easter lesson
This Easter message centers on Christ as Lord of the living and the victory over death. It surveys the resurrection, the incorruptible body, and the believer’s steadfast hope, urging faith in Jesus for triumph over sin and death and a victorious life.
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Corinthians
Jesus Christ
I Corinthians
Christ
Heaven
Jesus
Satan
Calvary
John Quincy Adams
Paul
Garfield Grange and Lake Clubs Rally for Red Cross Work
The AAA meeting at Harrison Tuesday drew Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith Mr and Mrs Grant McLane and Mr and Mrs Robert Haenke for an enjoyable event. Hight Point Lake Good Luck Club met March 25 with Mrs Anna Wells and Mary Oman hosting. Inez Bentley to entertain April 8 at Lake Grange Hall. Men urged to help gather wood for the Red Cross. noon dinner offered with a free will offering to support the cause.
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Garfield Grange
Arthur Smith
Grant McLane
Robert Haenke
AAA
Harrison
Hight Point Lake
Little School House
Lake
Anna Wells
Mary Oman
Inez Bentley
Grange
Red Cross
Temple Social Roundup Keeps Tabs on Local News
An assorted Temple segment reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. William Silvernail of Grand Blanc, noting former Ann Arbor anchoring. It notes the death of William Fraser of Lake Orion, remembers Florence Harris Fraser, and lists visits and gains from Saginaw Flint Detroit trips, new home moves, nursing class, bomber plant sighting, and family cross visits.
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William Silvernail
Grand Blanc
Silvernails
Silvernail
Ann Arbor
William Fraser
Lake Orion
Marion
Ardeth
Marsha Wheeler
Charles Wheeler
Little Norway
Donnie Wright
Elmer Mull
Farwell
Roy Myers
Edwin Rouse
George Earl
Pew
Grover Updike
Main Street
Saginaw
Flint
Detroit
Willow Run
Roy Holford
Theron Kohn
Liszt Liebestraum Tops Concert Requests
Concert pianist Hans Hanke says the most requested piece is Liszt Liebestraum. He notes audience desire for the romantic number in performances and anticipates continued high demand at future recitals.
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Hans Hanke
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Haster
National Society For Crippled Children
Glare County
Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Frank Hochstetler
Windover Lake
Eight Point Lake
Lake George Resort
Sinclair Gas
Sinclair Motor Oils
Lone Pine
Sinclair
Elare, Nevin
Andersonville
Uniform International
Y.Y Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Rineago
Western Newspaper Union
God
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Earth
Schaeffer’s
DAIRY
Dairy Bar
Mammoth Clover
W. B. Sweet Clover
Timothy Alsike
Armour
Wisconsin
Chick
Johnston Elevator
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