Greenwood Nutrition Group Holds All Day Meeting
The Greenwood Nutrition Group met at Dorothy Woodin’s home on April 1 for a full day program. Leaders presented Lopic Vitamin Vim and Vital ity with a salad demonstration and a balanced meal. later the group discussed vitamins and sources, with tastings of cabbage celery carrot onion and cheese salad and cream vegetable soup. Nine members and one visitor, Mrs Grace Gallery, attended. the roll was taken by Laura Burns.
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Greenwood Nutrition Group
Dorothy Woodin
Wes
Bem Davis
Lansing
Grace Gagnon
Laura Burns
Grace Gallery
Caldwell
Pansy Pruden
Baluss
On Township
Marion
Lura Burns
Sec’y
Redding Group Holds Fourth Meeting at Temple Town Hall
The Redding Group met at Temple Town Hall on March 26 for an all day session and a noon dinner. A luncheon salad featuring head lettuce and hard boiled eggs was served as part of the event.
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Redding
Temple Town Hall
Superstitions on Stray Hairs and Nail Parings
The article explains the belief that power over someone may be gained through objects that have belonged to them such as stray hairs and nail parings, tracing the practice to ancient superstition and its widespread cultural persistence.
Meaning of Success in a World of Limited Knowledge
A reflective line notes that achievement loses meaning unless one grasps how little any single person can truly know about any subject. It emphasizes humility and the vast scope of understanding beyond individual expertise.
Bathing Luxuries and Blanket Sheets of Home Comforts
A guide to enhancing tub baths with perfumed salts and floatable soaps, plus practical bath accessories. It discusses blanket sheets as old and modern comforts, their warmth, designs, and use in beds, noting heirloom pieces from an 1790 farm and the shift from all wool to wool blends.
How That Story Grew Play At Gilmore Church Friday
A play How That Story Grew dealing with gossip will be at Gilmore Church on Friday April 16 at 8 00 p m A short program will follow in the basement the Ladies Aid Society of Gilmore sponsors the event and a free will offering will be taken.
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Gilmore Church
Ladies Aid Society of
Gilmire
McAlvey
Guy Perry
Gilmore
Wm. Tanner
W. R. Jarman
Mrs. Jarman
Brocker
Owosso
M. L. McAlvey
Arthur McIntire
Jack Bouchey
Clare
Gaylord Fordyce
Grand Ledge
Nellie Fordyce
Bernice Cook
Ed. Olger
McArthur Strange Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Raymond Wood
Local Folk Share News and Family Moments
Mrs. Arthur DeGeer hosted her sister Mrs. John Jose and infant from Detroit. The Powells and Doris Ollen joined R. J. Powell for Sherman City services. Brasingtons and Bentleys visited relatives. Chippewa Grange marked its twenty second anniversary. Guy Perry suffered a serious head injury at home. Kenneth Powell returned to school after scarlet fever. A 73 pound baby boy arrived at J Gardner’s in Romulus. Voters in Farwell cast ballots Monday. News tip line offered at 41722.
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Arthur DeGeer
John Jose
Detroit
G. R. Powell
Doris Ollen
R. J. Powell
Sherman City
Walter Fredrickson
Holmore
Jud Brasington
Mina van Buskirk
Rufus Brasington
R. Brasingtons
Arthur Finch
Flint
Harley
Glenn Powell
Stanley Tryons
Lake
Harley Bentley
iChippewa Grange
Guy Perry
Kenneth Powell
O. Rogers
H. Reeses
Farwell
Gardner
Romulus
Finishing Woodwork Options Described in Guide
A guide explains that unfinished woodwork may stay natural or be stained to highlight grain. It can then be varnished with a glossy or dull finish or waxed for protection.
Local visits and family gatherings in Loomis and surroundings
Mrs. L Bergey spent Saturday afternoon at the S Harsh home. Nellie Rapp and daughter visited the George Anderson home on Sunday. Robert Anderson of Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs George Anderson. Mr and Mrs F L Bergey and Vernell called Monday evening at the S Harsh home. Ednar Bergey of Mt Pleasant spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Bergey. Mrs Frank Musser and family spent Saturday at their grandmother Mrs M Harger of Clare.
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L. Bergey
S. Harsh
Nellie Rapp
George Anderson
Mr. Kidd
Valhalla
Robert Anderson
Pontiac
Vernell
Ednar Bergey
Mt. Pleasant
Sweble
Ray Bergey
Frank
Musser
M. Harger
Clare
Local residents share time with family in Detroit visits
Mrs. Robert Dunn visits daughter in Detroit for several weeks. Mary Jane Porterfield of Mt. Pleasant stays a few days with Roy Matteson. Billy Horan had his tonsils and adenoids removed last week. John Graham hosts guests at a turkey dinner Saturday. Grandchildren of Mrs. Wm Hess visit from Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst visits relatives in Pontiac. Rev R O Thomson and Mrs Thomson visitHol Frier home in Alma. John Crawford and family spend a few days with son Arthur in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Russell Cowden and son and Miss Bernice Wilds travel to Detroit on Sunday.
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Robert Dunn
Lorne Downey
Detroit
Mary Jane Porterfield
Mt. Pleasant
Roy Matteson
Billy Horan
John Graham
Wm. Hess
Hugh Swindlehurst
Pontiac
John Crawford
Arthur
Russell Cowden
Bernice Wilds
Benjamin Franklin Promoted First US Public Library
Promoter Benjamin Franklin backed the creation of the first public library in the United States, launched in Philadelphia on July 1 1731, marking a landmark in civic literacy and access to books.
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Benjamin Franklin
United States
Philadelphia
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