Community Notes From Ann Arbor Area And Nearby
Local residents share family visits and travel reports from Detriot to Marlette. Mrs. Groves and baby recovered enough to attend church. Mrs. George Davison returned from Jeddo. the Davison family visits Flint for Cecil's Buick work. Maple Grove Ladies Aid held a pot luck, with next meeting at Mrs. Lay's on the 19th. A Union Temperance program marks eight years of prohibition at dod chapel. Families host birthday pot luck for Mrs. House with Helen Wilds baking the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davison
Jeddo
Cecil Davison
Flint
Cecil
Buick
Lyman Frisbee
A. Cline
Brandson
Johns A. Graham
Maple Grove
Cassie
Davison
Frank Lay
Lester Hatch
Detroit
Don S. Hatch
Marlette
Don
Hight Point Lake
Orvill Hunt
Union Temperance
Henry House
Mrs. House
Helen Wilds
Church Services and meetings announcement
Elder Harvey Be Geer and Pastor R B McGuire announce Sunday School at 10 a m Social service at 11 a m Religio at 7 p m The Women s Department meets every other Thursday at 2 p m All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Be Geer
R. B. McGuire
Social Service
Women’s Dept
Church notices and schedule for local congregations
Church notices list programs for CHURCH OF GOD and METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH with pastors Rev W W Hurd and Mrs Henry Hurd. Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, junior young people at 12:00. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. Sub-district Convention in Clare January 19. Programme details in the tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church ‘of God the “Home of the
Henry House
Methodist Episcopal “Church
W. W. Hurd
Hurd
Farwell
Clare
Tague
Clare area notices and weekend travel roundup
Local names and small events fill a community diary: Clare residents John Coulter and Mrs. Orvill Sherman appear as callers while neighbors report visits to Flint Saginaw Detroit Mt Pleasant and Muskegon. Illnesses mumps and flu spread among residents with several trips noted and church and lodge meetings listed.
School Notes Show Mixed Grades Ball Games and Talks
Seventh and eighth graders challenged ninth graders to a basketball game last Thursday with Carl McAloy and Gerald Schofield refereeing and ended in a tie. Friday night the ninth graders were beaten by the other three high school grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar Room
Carl McAloy
Gerald Schofield
Thee
Littlefield
Blakely
Stratton
Homer ‘Stinchecombe
Gladys Bruce
L. M. Bruce
Mt. Pleasant
Boy Scout
Swanky Cloakings In Sports Coats Highlighted In Text
The passage discusses stylish patterned cloaks and coats used in sports wear. It mentions fabrics like tweeds and plaids and references a mix of modern vocabulary and fashion terms. The text appears fragmented but centers on garment style and utility.
Selecting healthy laying hens by weight and demeanor
The article advises judging poultry by weight, shank and beak color after lay has begun, and by vitality cues. It warns against light-colored indicators in pullets not yet laying, and praises bright eyes, alert movement, and curiosity as signs of vigor and productive potential. It stresses handling to assess condition and notes commercial value of temperament.
Fattening Turkeys Is Simple Kind of Work
Fattening turkeys for the Thanksgiving market or home table is simple. Let flocks range in fields and feed twice daily on yellow corn, especially in late October before killing time. Exercise keeps them hungry and fattening by eating from range and corn. separate pens hinder fattening and cause stress.
How to Determine Body Conformation of Fowls
Learn to assess a fowl by holding it properly to feel shape and handling. The guide notes a heavy producer has a long keel bone and a spacious body with a lean pelvis and abdomen after peak laying.
Capacity Is Essential in Good Laying Hens
The article explains that laying capacity depends on ample digestive capacity and body space. It notes that a laying hen must have room for the digestive system, with pelvic bone spread and distance to the breastbone indicating capacity. Nonlaying hens show tighter pelvic bones. Body length and breadth also matter.
Lime for Chicks and Egg Production Guidance
An adequate lime supply in chick rations supports growth and bone health. Experiments show lime deficiency drains bone reserves and stunts growth, while mature fowls need oyster shell or inorganic substitutes. chicks require lime in vegetable foods for proper development and egg output.
Vitamins and Minerals in Poultry Rations
The text discusses mineral needs for fowls, noting hens reduce egg production if mineral supply, especially oyster shell, is insufficient. It stresses that a balanced ration includes minerals and vitamins in addition to protein, carbohydrates, and fats.
Money can beget money in a curious tale of coins
A fragment discusses money as a prolific generator, noting how five shillings become six upon turning and then continue multiplying through seven and three pence until reaching a hundred pounds. Benjamin Franklin is referenced in the context of this observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Franklin
Casserole Dishes and Sauerkraut Health Notes
Veal hearts baked with bacon onions and stock create a rich casserole. Vegetables en casserole use squash cauliflower and peppers with cream sauce and buttered crumbs. A lamb casserole blends potatoes carrots beans and tomatoes. Sauerkraut is praised as a healthful versatile food aiding digestion and appetite, best eaten uncooked or lightly cooked, with horseradish noted for flavor.
Northwest Grant Family News at Hemstreet Home
Mr and Mrs Geo Abbott and granddaughter Leana spend New Year at the Hemstreet home. Mrs John Oman returned from Detroit after visiting Geo Hemstreet and son Gerald of the Hagle. The Hemstreet boys hauled hay this week as Jim Hemstreet visited the Allen home. The Robinett family visited Geo Stalters Friday. Tom James called Saturday at Geo Walters. Miss Leona Abbott and Dorothy Oman visited Miss Mary Mater Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Abbott
Leana
Hemstreet
John Oman
Detroit
Geo. Hemstreet
Gerald
Hagle
Allen
Tom
Tom James
Geo, Walters
Leona Abbott
Dorothy Oman
Mary
Pratts Corners Social Notes Amid Local Visits and Ice Incident
A busy Pratts Corners update recalls A Dale finishing an ice house fill last week and Burt Lloyd's team dipping into a pond with one horse injured. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Henry Walters and son Wayne with Wise county kin, Edith Emerson of Lansing, Reed family of Harrison, and the Hamp ton family. Jack Emerson traveled to Harrison on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dale
Nelson
Howard
Dewey Boughton
Mr. B
Henry Walters
Wayne
Waiters
Wise
Burt Lloyd
Mr. Dale
Shiquider
Jack Hmerson
Edith Emerson
Lansing
Wm. Reed
R. Reed
Harrison
A. D. Hampton
Dick Emerson
Harold Thompson
Dover
Floyd Tubbs
Herrick
East Lincoln Social Roundup and Local Visits
East Lincoln residents report visits among neighbors with Mr and Mrs Fred Cowles and daughter from Ithaca hosting. Families including Kube Sparks and Ferguson send greetings and share flu illness notes. Teachers Salome Smith and Isabella Feris spent weekend near Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cowles
Ithaca
B. Sparks
Ferguson
West Grant
Ralph Cowles
O. W. Kube
Bertha Lake
Arthur Kube
Frank Skyring
Farwell
Wm. Kubie
Salome Smith
Isabella Feris
Miss Smith
Dan Cowles
Schloeffler
Wilson
Saginaw
Henry Heintzelman
Will Rollerns
Greenwood
Ike Green
Community social notes from Maple Grove event gatherings
Miss Verna Wright and others visited Sears with Mrs Harley Bently while Quarantine ended for the Scho fields. Parties at Jim Stanley home honored Herschel Reiss as Lawrence, Arthur Finch attended. Local officers elected at Cassie Davison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Wright
Jennie Finch
Lend Davison
Arthur Finch
Sears
Harley Bently
Wallace Gyatam
Dover
Graham
Lansing
Lawrence
Jim Stanley
Herschel Reiss
Elmer
Doris
Genevieve Schofield
John’ Tiedeman
Wid. Riener
Sheldon
Lester McFarland
Rose McFarland
Ed. Conrade
Flint
Meryl Davison
Milton Davison
Jennie Mans
Belding
Community Notes From Clare and Surrounding Areas
Norman reports Mrs Warl Owens and Mya Hutchingén and children ate supper with F M Myers and family Friday. Arthur Storms and daughter Donia visited in Ring with Mr Storms daughter Mia. Gordon McGilvery and Lester, and Mr and Mrs Robert Lidel of Milan Ohio, visited F M Myers and family Wednesday and Thursday. F M and W E Myers and their wives and J P Myers attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Brader in Ithaca. W B Myers and family and Russel Chaffee had New Years dinner with BP M Myers and family. Mr and Mrs Ervin Myers from Norwalk Ohio and Leon McCollough from New Haven Ohio visited Mrs Myers father J Balsley Saturday and Sunday with J P Myers. They spent the day at Clare Stanley's. Robert Smythe spent New Years with his mother in Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Bruce
Saginaw
Bruce Pelch
Flint
Winchell
Escippe
Orvill Sherman
Woman's Relief Corp
Francis Bingham
Waite
Clare
H. Horton
A. J. Snyder
Clifford Brasington
June
Lester Stinchcombe
Mae Hoak
Mt. Pleasant
Nova Davis
Brand
Dennis Smith
Chas. Stinchcombe
Lou Gee
Miss Lee
Detroit
Sarah, Owens
Cadillac
Mabel Owens
Jefferson Willey
George Chappel
Meryl Davison
Harley Bentley
Sears
Chum
Palmer Canriais
Mail
Route
Nélse Weaver
Stoffer Place
John Lavetty
Fred Jackson
St. Johns
Paul Hisenhauer
Morida
Arthur
Storms
Donia
Mr. Storms
Myers family weekend visit and notices in Brown neighborhood
Beatrice Myers spent the weekend with her parents while Ervin Myers wife and Leon Mc Collough visited Monday at BP. The Myers and Kiggens attended a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bates. Kenneth Roller visited Sunday in the Brown neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Myers
Ervin Myers
Leon Mc Collough
BP. Me
EL Myers
FF. M
W. BH. Myers
Ora Hales
Myers and Kiggens
Geo. Bates
Kenneth Roller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yraine
Crom Karwell
Ann Arbor
Suuch
North Rosepady
Pere Marquetth
Sanday
Richard
Groves
HG Baker
Joe Sanderson
L. D. S. Ghurgh
John Coulter
Western Newspaper Union
Thoreau
Northwest Grant
East Lincoln
THE
Citizens State Bank
Glare
Michigan
Banking Department
Commercial Savings
Jin Transit
U.S
Savings Dept
State OF
Olare
James 8. Bicknell
Emma A. Niemayer
Garriot
Ace, Mulder
James
Directore
Notary Public
Clare Oo
Norman Avers
Warl “Owens
Mya
UA Hutchingén
F. M. Myers
Cunningham & Sylvania
Floyd Kirkpatrick
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