Dover News Social Roundup at Auburn and Area
Wing Eose Mickle and Mrs Vane Wickle with children visited their sister Mrs Red Samborn in Auburn. Local families attend Grand Lodge camp meeting and rodeo at the DD Ranch. Harlow Adams and son visited Beulah relatives. Vernell Mickle and family spent weekend with Lansing and Mickle family. Dorothy Allen returns to Harrison from visiting Everette Allen's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Eose Mickle
Vane Wickle
Red Samborn
Auburn
Pete Hanes
Herrother
George Clink
Grand Lodge
Emergon Burton
Gordon
Mann
Siding
Wir
Leland Favreau
Emerson
Herb McDonald
Delmar Allen
Jim Thompson
Harlow Adams and Son
Beulah
Art Saul
Visits and Relatives Gather in Flint This Week
The text notes family visits in Flint including a nephew returning home with relatives after a week there. It mentions Bill Montney stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky and Howard Van Camp spending the weekend with family. Mr and Mrs Tom White and Norlene hosted friends from Flint with Norlene visiting home. Bob Samborn of Auburn visited Vern and Vane Mickle and their families, who called on Mrs Everette Allen and Mrs Jim Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernell Mickle
Lansing
Vern Mickle
Dorothy Allen
Everette
Wm. Henderson
Harrison
Flint
Bill Montney
Fort Knox
Howard van Camp
Tom White
Norlene
Bob Samborn
Aubun
Floyd Allen
Vane Mickle
Everette Allen
Jim Thompson
Bill Brewer
Jim Bader
Neil Ackerman
Crystal Lake
Robert Leposky
Ray Smith
Beaverton
Walter White
Cecil Allen
Mt. Pleasant
Phil Goudie
Ray Archbold
Linda
Ossian
Indiana
F. B. Shores
Donnie
Billie Therring
Dick Brooks
Paul Heberlin
Budd Lake
Clare
Marion
Kenneth Archbold
Mt Vernon Grange Notes Delegates and Gatherings
Mt Vernon Grange reports 23 members attended Monday with plans to grow. Delegates Dick Brooks and Walter White elected for County Convention at Union Grange on September 7 at 8 30 p m. Families and friends visited, traveled and hosted by Beaverton Ossian and Budd Lake, with mentions of reunions and September meeting dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Dick Brooks
Walter White
Union Grange
Bill White
Lansing
Harold White
Titanium dioxide praised as modern white pigment advance
Titanium dioxide made from ilmenite is hailed as the greatest advance in white pigments. It is used in exterior house paints to prevent chalking and in enamels to improve durability and whiteness.
Elks Antlers Myth Exposed by Honest Tall Tale
In Benton a man named Lyin Jack confesses his famous lie about a 15 foot horned elk ending his storytelling. He reveals he actually placed the horns in his cabin loft after a long period of fabrication, and admits the tale was the cure for his habit of lying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Benton
Quiet Apartment Talk Sparks Tenant Screening
A landlord questions a prospective tenant about children pets and noise as a way to gauge suitability. The dialogue then notes the applicant’s fountain pen scratches, implying tolerance for minor disturbances.
Haunting Friendship Rufus and Rastus Agree on Jumping
A whimsical dialogue features Rufus and Rastus negotiating a pact about jumping and what happens after death. They propose that the faster death means a return to tell what’s beyond sunrise, with Rastus stipulating daylight return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus
Rastus
Dar
Bird with One Wing and Two Wings Difference
A concise wordplay note contrasts a bird with one wing to a bird with two wings, offering a pun on pinion and implying a simple distinction between lacking and having full functionality.
Skipping Medicine Disturbs Sleep Above
Mrs Crank reports nightly thumping from the apartment above and confronts the landlord. The tenant explains a doctor prescribed a med regimen of one week on, one week off, causing weariness and the disturbance continues.
Missing Door Bell Dilemma At Electrician Shop
A young man bursts into an electrician shop demanding immediate repair for a door bell. The manager and a worker named Bill explain they visited Park Lodge yesterday and rang for ten minutes with no reply, leaving the issue unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Park Lodge
Modern Idea Views Offenders as Human Beings
Dr. Robert Lindner of Haarlem Lodge in Maryland urged the third annual UC extension crime institute session in Los Angeles that offenders are human. He traced the modern view from older theories and said science now views the whole person including history, with psychoanalysis as especially fruitful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lindner
Haarlem Lodge
Catonsville
Maryland
Institute On Crime and
University of California Extension
Los Angeles
UC physicists study hydrogen bonds in daily life
Dr Joseph W Ellis and Dr Leonard Glatt of the University of California physics department examine hydrogen bonds that link molecules in everyday substances. They explain bonds form by sharing a hydrogen nucleus between units, affecting liquids like water and materials such as proteins and nylons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Ellis
Leonard Glatt
Physics
University of California
Global Sourcing Behind a Pint Sized Paint Can
The varnish stain showcases components from across the globe. Fibre packaging and label paper may be Norwegian, can tin possibly Bolivian or Malaysian, linseed oil from Argentina, drier from Asia, tung oil from China, resin from Africa, and dyes from England. American know how unites these parts for the user.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Bolivia
Malaya
Argentina
Asia
China
Africa
England
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U. S. Army Communications Center
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Cochiwon
Korea
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DD Ranch
MT. Vernon Grange
Ford
McEwan St
Dan McDonald
Clare, Michigan
Horns of
Dilemna
Cottage Inn
Victor
Clare Office Supply CO
Maple Street
Morrals
Booth
Hendrie’s
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