Sunday School Picnics and Family Visits Highlight Dover Area
The Abbott and Richardson families joined a Dover Sunday school picnic at Long Lake last week. Green ville residents Mr and Mrs Gerald Gould visited relatives here over the weekend. Hileman and Heber families met Carl Bringold at Lake George for a picnic and oil field tour. Young folks attended the Cow Shed Saturday night. Shelly Burton and a friend from Pontiae visited Emerson Burton's home. Mann Siding and Bertha Lake dam played with the Grant team Sunday and won. Mr and Mrs Burley Shaver of Dover visited Emerson Burton's parents. The threshing machine has been with us the past week.
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Hileman
Heber
Carl Bringold
Lake George
Shelly Burton
Pontiae
Hmerson Barton
Mann Siding
Bertha Lake Dam
Grant
LOCH-A-BAR Social News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Jim Stanley and Eugene Stanley of Grare visited W Mills and family last Thursday. Twenty two attended the Ladies Aid at Half Moon Grove hosted by Mrs M Mills. Mrs M Graves returned from Print Sunday with her daughter Myra. Springler and baby are progressing well. Mrs L Frisby remains on the sick list awaiting asthma relief. Miss Josephine Green of Clare was a guest at the Littlefield home last week. Mr and Mrs F Littlefield visited relatives in Standish from Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs McDermit and Mr and Mrs Williams of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs McDermit's parents, Mr and Mrs M Hull. Mr and Mrs L Spencer and son Adam, Mr and Mrs L Cline etc.
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Jim. Stanley
Eugene Stanley
Grare
Wf. Mills
Ladies Aid
Half Moon Grove
M. Mills
M. Graves
Myra
Springler
Baby
L. Frisby
Josephine Green
Clare
Littlefield
F. Littlefield
Standish
McDermit
Williams
Detroit
M. Hull
Local Visit Highlights Family Guests and Short Stay
The text notes Clear Lake visits by B. O'Brian and sister from Detroit to stay ten days with the Ambrosier family of Flint and Carl Ambrosier. A. F. Ambrosier's parents hosted four days of house guests. Miss Lois also spent part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontralt
Clear Lake
B. O'Brian
Hall
Detroit
Ray Ambrosier
Carl
Flint
A. FB. Ambrosier
Lois
Winterfield Social Visits and Kentucky Sightings
Mrs Randall visited her daughter Mrs Nealie Cook on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Walker of Midland visited cousins Mrs Frante Davis and Sam Gaskill. Amos Church of Flint visits Ed and Mrs Cuties. Vander Woude family hosted relatives from Grand Rapids Friday. Edith Davis Evelyn Baker Thomasine Kuster returned from Kentucky and south. The group toured Mammoth Cave Lincoln's Birthplace in Kentucky and Lincoln State Park in Chicago. Illness of Ray Sutton noted with wishes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Nealie Cook
Roy Walker
Midland
Frante Davis
Sam Gaskill
Amos Church
Flint
Ed. Cuties
Simon Vander Wonde
Grand Rapids
Helena
Dorothy Vander Woude
Edith Davis
Evelyn Baker
Thomasine Kuster
Grange Night Features Music Guests and Family News
Members of the grange gathered for a Monday night program with Ceres Marie Brown in charge. Visitors included Donovan Mott, Maxine Presley, Russell Schlafley, Mrs Edward White, and Wesley Oliver among others. Patricia Ann Phinsey born to Mr. and Mrs. Hart Phinsey noted with congratulations. A lawn party at Wesley Oliver’s home featured ice cream, cake, games, and entertainment, with Oliver applauded as the champion ice cream eater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Mott
Maxine Presley
Russell Schlafley
Edward, White
Ly Tice
O’grady
Jimmie
Wd. White
Flint
Walter White
Wesley Oliver
Coleman
Grange
Wesley
Hart Phinsey
Patricia Ann
Phinsey
Battle Creek
Walter
Brother Oliver
Creamy touches enhance many recipes in Modern Cooking
A light cream elevates flavor in soups vegetables and dressings. Recipes include Special Sour Cream Sauce Quick Ginger Roll Ice Cream Honey Salad Dressing Sour Cream Cake Coffee Jelly Ginger Cake and Tartare Sauce. A child’s play room note mentions pale cream ceilings and pale buff walls with a stenciled band of birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Barber
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Fossil Dog of the Pliocene Found in Mojave Desert
Berkeley reports the discovery of a nearly complete fossil dog skeleton from the Pliocene era in the Mojave Desert. Curator R A Sutton of the Museum of Paleontology at UC estimated an age of seven to eight million years as the dog family began diversifying into separate species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Mojave Desert
Museum of Paleontology
University of California
R. A. Sutton
Stirton
King Cole in British tradition linked to Colchester tale
A brief note traces King Cole to a third century ruler in Britain. It notes a late linking myth with Colchester and explains his enduring fame through the Mother Goose rhyme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cole
Colchester
Sugared Honey Melting Tip From Old Guide
A note explains sugar coated honey can be heated in a vessel of hot water to melt the sugared honey without reaching boiling. The method preserves sweetness while liquefying crystals.
Purge urged against Communists and Nazis in nation
A letter from Brom Washington argues for a ruthless purge of communists nazis and fascists in the United States. It warns saboteurs could paralyze defense and infrastructure and urges deportation of alien agitators as part of a broad national cleansing. The piece cites Dies Committee revelations and calls for action by the New Deal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wees
Saginaw Valley
Dies Committee
New Deal Administration
United States of America
Chocolate Taxed High in England Until Nineteenth Century
Chocolate faced heavy taxes in England, making it affordable only to the wealthy for much of the period before the nineteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Abbott
Richardson
Dover
Long Lake
Bir
Gerald Gould
Greenville
Oise A. Derby
Clare County
Thayers
Mt. Pleasant
Winterfield
MT. Vernon Grange
Ceres
Marie Brown
Brom Washington
McClanahan Oil
Wim. C. Roney & Co
Detroit. Stock Exchange
Second National Bank Building
Saginaw
Michigan
McClanahan
Bob Lettick
Kre-Elect
Fitzgerald
CKLW
WXYZ
Lane
Lansing
Frank D. Fitzgerald
WMBC
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