Local Visits and Family Gatherings Reported
Mrs Janet Bauer plans a visit with Myr and Carl Bauer. Carl Bauer and Mrs Janet Bauer hosted supper for his sister. Dale Montney’s couple hosted guests. Floyd Allen family attended a ball game in Saginaw Sunday. Clark Walters and Montney families visited McClain parents Sunday afternoon. Everette Allen family called on Delmar Allen at Cornwall farm.
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Janet, Bauer
Myr
Carl Bauer
Janet Bauer
Dale Montney
Floyd Allen
Saginaw
Clark Walters
Sam McClain
Everette Allen
Delmar Allen
Cornwall Farm
Pleasant Valley Social News Warmth at Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Louis McDowell and son Robert of Battle Creek spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Otto Kleiner. Mrs Burton Bay visited Elm Grove with daughter’s family. Azalia Teed of Riverside stayed with Jennie Bates Saturday night. Harvey Zelliar and family of Pontiac were Friday dinner guests. Mack Leeth and family visited Hartwick Pines Sunday. Relatives called on Ervin Orvis during the Orvis reunion. Otto Kleiner attended Mennonite Camp Meeting at Brown City and visited Phoebe Rosenberger and Joanna Bechtel and family.
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Louis McDowell
Robert
Battle Creek
Otto Kleiner
Burton Bay
Ethard Walters
Elm Grove
Azalia Teed
Riverside
Jennie Bates
Harvey Zelliar
Pontiac
Mack Leeth
Hartwick Pines
Ervin Orvis
Brown City
Phoebe Rosenberger
Joanna Bechtel
Clare and nearby families share weekend visits and birthdays
Dorothy Allen of Clare celebrated her birthday at home with her parents the Allen couple. A string of visits followed as relatives from Ypsilanti Saginaw Lansing and New Boston spent time with family including Mr and Mrs Walter and Mr and Mrs Hassie. Mrs Fitzpatrick finished cleaning the school house in preparation for the children’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Allen
Clare
Everette Allen
Frank Walters
Ypsilanti
Robert Walter
Fred Walter
Gladys
Lois Saul
Indiana
Byron Geller
Clare Walters
Robert Walters
Gus Rank
Saginaw
Detroit
Clark Walters
Lansing
Ottis Hassie
New Boston
Bertha Grover
Jack Grover
Ida Mary Hochstetler
Gala
Dale Montney
Charlie Fitzpatrick
Local Social Notes From Flint and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs L Ambrosier of Flint spent the weekend with his parents. Milo Schumway of Detroit visited four days with his sister and brother in law. Mrs L Spencer of Detroit returned home with her son Adam after two weeks at Clearlake. Florence Oxley of Wyandotte visited Mrs Morey Mills. Tommy Tuffee of Detroit stayed with his uncle Mr Graves. Leo Bruce of Pontiac called at the Mills home. The Miller party from Oscoda and Farwell visited the Mills home. Manly Mills returns from Detroit to spend a few days with his parents and faces army induction next Tuesday. Leland Mills is in Camp Beauregard, Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ambrosier
Flint
Milo Schumway
Detroit
F. Littlefield
L. Spencer
Adam
Clearlake
Florence Oxley
Wyandotte
Morey Mills
Tommy Tuffee
Graves
Leo Bruce
Pontiac
Mills
Ray Miller
Oscoda
Mary Miller
C. Macklem
Farwell
M. Mills
Manly Mills
Army
Leland Mills
Camp Beaurigard
Louisiana
S. O. Vinton
John Dull
Earl O’berry
Elnora
Donna
Sheridan
William Buckley
Floyd Hunt
Madeline Hunt
Bonnie
Margaret
Dale Brown
Dora Richter
Windover Lake
Joe Sherman
Walter Sherman
Asa Biglow
Hight Point Lake
Craford
C. Craford
W. W. Spurrier
Clare
Helen Ranshaw
Lansing
Ellen Brown
Lloyd Hunt
John Buckley
Near Vickeryville
Vickeryville
Clarence Vinton
Community Echoes at Eagle Church Visit by Elder Eakin
The Eagle church gathered to greet Elder Joseph Hakin and his daughter May from New Castle Pennsylvania during a recent Michigan tour. Eakin preached a capable morning message aged eighty four in good health. The piece notes changes around Eagle Corners including painted buildings and a decorated schoolhouse.
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Eagle Church
Joseph Hakin
May
Newcastle
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Hitler Eakin
Eagle
Colonville
Norman Hutchinson
Midland
A. H
Plint
Marie Horton
Eagle Corners
Robert Kieinerine
Azalia Teed
Carson City
George Agin
Hilder Joseph Eakin
Billie Horton
Scott Cotton
Marie Allen
Clarence Bay
Grant
Frank Barton
Harrison Fair
Merrill
Ernest Kieiner
Stanley
Camp Lee
Virginia
Jack Watson
Flint
Glen Bay
Burton Bay
Pleasant Valley
Mario Allen
Mayme Bunyan
Irwin Orvis
Langing
Orvis
Community Members Attend Hartwick Pines Visit
Mrs. Everatt Carncross accompanied by her parents and several families visited Hartwick Pines on Sunday. Gayle Clute has moved to live with her mother Mrs. Della Clute of Mr. Pleasant and will be missed by the community.
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Everatt Carncross
Mack Leeth
Forrest Leeth
William Hutchinson
Currie Farm
Hartwick Pines
Gayle Clute
Della Clute
Pleasant
Winterfield Visits and Family Travel Notes
Winterfield residents Mr and Mrs William Cutler and family from Flint visit Mr and Mrs Edd Cutler. Roy Walker from Midland sees cousins Sam Gaskill and family and Mrs Prank Davis. Orland Blackledge family return from Ohio to visit Smiths. Wilbur Prelipp and son travel in southern state. Frank Davis Frances and Edith at Clare. Roy Sutton near Clare weekend with Sam Gaskill family. Seigel VanderWoude and family visit VanderWoude relatives. Helena VanderWoude of Clare visits parents Tuesday. Peter Cook and son David attend a gleaner picnic near Evart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cutler
Flint
Edd Cutler
Roy Walker
Midland
Sam Gaskill
Prank Davis
Orland Blackledge
Ohio
Frank Davis
Frances
Edith
Clare
Roy Sutton
Seigel VanderWoude
Simon VanderWoude
Helena VanderWoude
Peter Cook
David
Evart
Local residents share visits and village notes
Mrs Claire Sheridan and her daughter Anne spent Thursday with the Ted Newman family and fished. More visits include L Robinette and Roselle at the E J Allen home in Coleman, andVerne Haines at George Scott’s Lake residence. Laurence Robinette reports a red fox raiding orchards and turkeys.
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Claire Sheridan
Anne
Ted Newman
Glen Poets
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Esther Poet
K. A. Turner
Saginaw
C. J. Smith
Smiths
Fall Neighbor Gossip and Maple Grove News
The column notes fall hints with birds and harvest signs as school resumes next Tuesday. Social visits fill the week with Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller and family from Grass Lake guests of Glenn Powell and relatives. Maple Grove homecoming draws locals and out of town guests. Betty Jean Powell enjoys the bees. and congratulations go to Belle Wheaton and Grant Maclean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Miller
Har] Iverson
Grass Lake
Glenn Powell
Lilla Gardner
Johnny
Stanton
R. J. Powells
Romulus
James Miller
Brooklyn
A. W. Austin
Gilmore
Clifford Thayer
Loch-A-Bar
Maple Grove
Betty Jean Powell
Carol Jean Schofield
Minnie ‘Thayer
Doris Powell
Rex Shade
Mr. Hills
Sears
Belle Wheaton
Grant Maclean
Lucille Bragington
Halstead Family Visits and Local Social News
The passage notes the Halstead family and relatives visiting Lansing and nearby areas. It mentions Mr and Mrs Roy Halstead and son returning to Lansing from visiting relatives at Tonia and other points. Also listed are Mrs Percy Barlow and daughter Rosemary from Windover Lake, Mrs Lucille Brasington, Harley Bentley and daughter, Harl Halstead and Norma Jean, Chester Halstead and three children, and Mrs C Halstead with children visiting or hosting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halsteads
Roy “Halstead
Harl Halstead
Norma Jean
Lansing
Chester Halstead
Detroit
C. Halstead
R. J. Powell
A. A
South Garfield wedding bells and visiting tales
A series of social visits and travel notes from South Garfield include Vintons and Dulls planning a northern camping trip, Buckleys hosting relatives, and neighbors and friends such as the Hunts, Richters, and Browns calling or dining together over the weekend. Clarence Vinton from Flint spent the weekend with family.
Vernon City Social Notes Show Frequent Local Visits
Vernon City residents host and visit relatives across Michigan and nearby states. Families from Detroit Mr and Mrs Billie Fountain and daughter Joan travel to James McDonel's home, while Mr and Mrs Elwood McDonel and two children visit Mr and Mrs Russell Berry at their cottage. Others include trips to Lan sing, Coleman, Shepherd, West Grant, Flint, Rector Arkansas and Reed City with relatives in Mt. Pleasant and Muske gon Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Fountain
Joan
Detroit
Elwood McDonel
Pleasant
James McDonel
Saak
Stevens
Russell Berry
A. H. White
Faynell
Lansing
Maud Haley
Coleman
Josephine’.Sines
Lydia Caldwell
Shepherd
Rector
Arkansas
George Snider
Ll. Bergey
Marion
Clarence Merser
Flint
Fred Airey
Birdella Maitland
Evelyn Nevins
Herrick
Lester Rideout
Mary Margaret
Muskegon Heights
John Brief
Vernon
Josephine Lines
Lake St. Helens
Ernest Stevens
Mt Pleasant
P. DB. Hance
Sweet Home
Oregon
Social News From Coleman and Nearby Areas
Josephine Sines Miss Maud Haley of Coleman and Mrs Oliver Becker of Glare spent Friday at the Becker cottage at Lake Station. Mrs Vincent Heiser visited Vanderbilt to see her parents Mr and Mrs William Hack. Mr Heiser returned to Detroit Sunday. Mrs Warren Heiser visited with her sister Mrs Fred Athey in Arthur Center Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs G D Harvey was in Saginaw on business. White spots on nails are known as white spots or lines indicating air in tissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Sines
Maud Haley
Coleman
Oliver Becker
Glare
Becker
Lake Station
Vincent Heiser
Vanderbilt
William Hack
Heiser
Detroit
Warren Heiser
Fred Athey
Arthur Center
G. D. Harvey
Saginaw
Bicycle tourism grows in Germany with cheap rentals
Bicycle travel in Germany is popular with visitors who can rent cycles for under $2 a week and ride on trains for 28 cents per 160 miles, avoiding long road stretches.
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Germany
Mexico Ships Nearly 460000 Pounds Green Peppers
In a two week period Mexico freighted about 460000 pounds of green peppers to the United States, reflecting strong cross border agricultural trade and demand for fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
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