Local Social Roundup for Clare Area Residents
Long list of visits and travel among Clare area families with stops in Cadillac Bay City Detroit Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw. Notes include hospital news Lorena Henderson appendicitis surgery and a first birthday celebration for Gayla. Community members attend funerals and personal visits spanning Hobart Mt. Pleasant Beaverton and Washington DC.
New Arrivals At Bay City Mt Pleasant And Clare Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Hlry Tice of Caro welcomed a baby girl weighing eight and three quarters pounds at Samaritan Hospital Bay City on Saturday January 31 Joyce Kay was born to Mr and Mrs William Moline of Mt Pleasant at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant on Sunday February 1 Mr and Mrs Keith Scott of Chesaning welcomed a nine pound daughter Evelyn June born at Clare Hospital on Wednesday January 28 Mrs Scott formerly Wilma Laverty and once lived in Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Armstrong
Cadillac
J. G. Seeley
Arthur Worstell
Bay City
S. F. Barnett
Charles Schloss
Jeffery
Detroit
Warl Ruby
Paula, Mowbray
Miami
Florida
Tim Frey
Elaine
A. A. Prey
Ralph Boyles
St. Louis
Milton Weiss
Traverse City
L. C. Garthe
Iva Dalley
Portland
Amanda Falk
Courtney Bauer
Dover
Harold Schaeffer
Ben J. Burdo
Clare Hardware & Furniture Company
Jesse Lamphere
Floyd Merica
Robert Archambault
R. J. Miller
Norris, Elden
James Roxbury
Hyatt
Chicago
Ilinois
Davy
Clare
Ewart
Wayne Grimm
Whittemore
George Finch
Saginaw
A. H. Horton
Ernest Ramey
Earl Tupper
Meth Brown
Tupper
Fred Knight
Mt. Morris
Charles Anschmetz
G. G. Born
A. Trwin
Flint
Born
F. A. Pawlowski
National College
Earl Henderson
Butterworth Hospital
Grand Rapids
Lorena
John Hartman
Arthur
Ernest Green
Dale Rulapaush
Maple Grove
Harry, Nowlen
Mary Root
Hope
Idaho
Ernest Irwin
Tom Elliot
Caralee
Farwell
W. J. Woodward
Morrel Clute
Morrel G
Monte
Paul Lowrey
Miss Gayla
Marvin Witbeck
Bonnie
Vern Yarhouee
Boyart
Lon Hoffmeyer
J. H. Seeley
Helen Barringer
Harrison
Bopp Elton
Mt. Pleasant
Blton
Lansing
Midland
East Fifth Street
Bilton
Jesse Hampton
Floyd Sientz
Elizabeth Thornthwaite
Muskegon
Teem Silentz
Miss Thornthwaite
Warren Thornthwaite
Stentz
Washington, D. C
Hlry Tice
Caro
Samaritan Hospital
Joyce Kay
William Moline
Keith Scott
Chesaning
Clare Hospital
Evelyn June
Scott
Wilma Laverty
Hudsons Attend Cousin Leonard Cross Funeral
Mr and Mrs Fred Hudson were called to Sunfield Wednesday to attend the funeral services of a cousin Leonard Cross. Mr and Mrs Ed Schlaffey and son Leon visited their son and wife Mr and Mrs Russell Schlaffey at Bay City Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hudson
Sunfield
Leonard Cross
Ed. Schlaffey
Leon
Russell Schlaffey
Bay City
Civil Service Exam Open for Multilith Press Operator
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for Multilith Press Operator with a salary of 1260 to 1440 dollars a year in Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Applicants must be 18 to 53 unless military preference applies. Details and forms available from the Secretary, Board of U S Civil Service Examiners, or the Seventh U S Civil Service District in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Secretary
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Ilinois
U. S. Civil Service District
Chicago
Letter from Carl in Service Describes Hollywood Trip
Bert and Mrs. Lloyds publish Carl Lloyds letter from Camp Hahn describing a trip to Hollywood and Beverly Hills. He met and earned autographs from Miss Lyle Veleze Shirley Temple and other stars, noted sightings of Dorothy Lamour Tyrone Power and Bob Hope, and recalled greeting Edward G Robinson. He mentions Camp Hahn and Pomona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lloyd
Carl
Hahn
Calit
Clare
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Dad
Lyle Veleze
Shirley Temple
Dorothy Lamour
Tyrone Power
Claudia Colbert
Gerry Grant
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
Bob Hope
Edward G. Robinson
Newly Formed Air Force Tests Warning Service
The war department announced that the air force combat command would run large-scale operations along the eastern seaboard to test air raid protection. Thousands of civilian volunteers will cooperate with the aircraft warning service at strategic points as part of the maneuvers. Lieut. Gen. Delos C. Emmons will direct the first interceptor command from Mitchel Field, Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Air Force Combat Command
Seaboard
Department
Delos C. Emmons
Combat Command
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Betsy Ross Flag Makers A Symbol Of Liberty In Philadelphia
Modern Betsy Ross is celebrated as the etching of stars and stripes by Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot workers. Flag production blends embroidery skill and machine work with silk colors, blue fields, and zig zag star stitching, honoring the President's color and his seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trenton
Princeton
Congress
Betsy Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
United States Army
W. J. Canby
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Betsys
Quartermaster Depot
United States
Quartermaster General
Army and Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Bread for Toast What Kind of Bread Makes Best Toast
Aged sliced bread yields best toast as 72 hours after wrapping only 2 percent moisture loss occurs. Uniform moisture across slices is essential. keep bread tightly wrapped to ensure even toasting.
Magnolia Gardens Named Loveliest Garden by Galsworthy
The essay notes Magnolia Gardens on the Ashley River near Charleston South Carolina as the loveliest garden in the world. Begun in the early 1800s by Rev. John Grimke Drayton it features azalea camellia wisteria roses magnolias live oaks and pools. Galsworthy hailed it as other worldly and supremely beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galsworthy
Ashley River
Charleston
S. C
John Grimke Drayton
Orient
Wasting Space in the Kitchen Shelving Arrangement
Advice on re-spacing kitchen shelves to improve usability. Suggests adding an intermediate shelf, a narrow spice can shelf under the cabinet, and a hinged or crop leaf extension to gain extra table space.
Poor People, Poor Hearing
The article notes more individuals in low income groups are hard of hearing due to inadequate medical attention after childhood diseases. It links untreated illness and poor convalescence to lasting hearing damage.
Judge Ray Hart opinion in McClananah case on gas well
The opinion notes the McClanan Oil Co began a well July 23 1938 and found gas by August 20 1938 at about 14 million cubic feet daily then deeper drilling failed to reach oil and the well was returned to gas at about 1 million cubic feet daily. the defendant claims lease termination July 31 1938 due to lack of production of oil or gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClanahan Oil Company
Court rules oil lease terminated July 31 1938 in Perkins case
The court held the McClanahan Oil Company lease terminated on July 31 1938 and upheld dismissal of the Bill of Complaint. It rejected claims of extended or notice based forfeiture and noted no fraud proof. The opinion states unless type leases require full compliance before lessee rights complete and forbids extending term via equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts of Equity
McClanahan Oil Company
Perkins
Drugs and Medicines Output in U S Factories
Census bureau reports drugs and medicines with a factory value of 365 million dollars annually nationwide. Output is produced in 1 094 U S factories averaging 2 75 dollars per capita for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Census Bureau
Ice Surface Morphology From Scraping
Ice appears white after scraping due to many tiny irregular surfaces that reflect light in all directions, creating the white appearance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
ART Damoth Agy
Clare Insurance Agy
Clare Realty CO
Clare, Michigan
Hartford
United States Civil Service Examinations
Bert Lloyds
Camp
Cam
Pomona
California
Air Force To
Iceland
Philippines
Chine
Betsy Hoss
U. S. Signal Corps
Quartermaster’s
Ray Hart
McClanahan
America
Houghtor’s Drug Store
Borothy Lamour
Navy
Paramount
Clarified Bakery
North Star Grocery Company
Farmer Peet’s
Shankless
Swift
Kellogg’s
Wilson’s
Sunkist Oranges