Local Social Notes From Windover Lake Area
Myr and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich were Clare callers last week. Mrs. Roy Sobiski visited relatives in Holland. Pvt. Karl Jackson had a short leave from Camp Campbell Kentucky and visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs Chipman and Mrs. Martindale shopped in Marion. Donald Woolston of Saginaw and his mother of Clare were guests at the Weage home Sunday. Esther Howell is improving at the Howell Sanitarium and can be up part of each day. Bill Blain was a business visitor at Marion Saturday.
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Howell
Bill Blain
Marion
Local News Notes From East Eight Point Area
Updates report Barns improving after operation and recuperating at his son’s home. Roy Colosky wounded in Belgium now in an English hospital and using a wheelchair. Fern Brown helped care for Mrs. Crawford who is seriously ill. Bonnie Hunt’s surprise birthday party with 37 relatives and friends. Nearby residents hosted and visited families with short notes on social visits and outings.
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Barns
Hurley
Flint
Arthur
Roy Colosky
Belgium
England
Roy
Fern Brown
Crawford
Garfield township pioneer Celia Crawford dies at home
Mrs Celia Crawford a Garfield township pioneer died at her home south of Hight Point Sunday. The notice notes sympathy for the family and mentions Eben’s serious condition at his home as a result of the loss. Also referenced are Sally Spence of Flint and other relatives visiting the parental home. Mr Ford Brown and Mrs Brown of St Johns spent Sunday at the Don Brown home.
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Sally
Flint
Mary Spence
Harold
Jessie
Barryton
Levi Longton
Brinton
Betty Clark
Alice Sturels
Big Rapids
Celia Crawford
Garfield Township
Hight Point
Eben
Mrs. Ford Brown
St. Johns
Don Brown
Gideon Bible Work Highlighted At Sunday Service
C C Peters Gideon representative and a Mt. Pleasant girls trio led Sunday morning worship. A free will offering of 42 dollars supported Gideons Bibles for armed forces. Rev M R Honderich planned to visit Sunday. Parish prayer meeting set for Friday at the Kleiners. Continuous social notes follow about local families and visits.
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C .C. Peters
Gideon
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Peters
Gideons
M. R. Honderich
Farmington
Walter Kleiner
Elm Grove
Frank Peet
Jay
Dickie
Pete Moline
Clare
Ralph Allen
Alton David
Donald K
Pfc
Donald Kleiner
Ernest Penrose
Carncross
Glenn Poet
J. C. Newman
Karl Mavis
Flint
Bryan Miller
Marie Allen
Beaverton Families Dine With Local Residents
Beaverton residents Ralph and family and Mrs Hodges visited Mrs Jennie Bates and others during a weekend of dinners. Norman Hutchinson and family hosted guests. Lewis Warner and son Steve joined a Tuesday dinner and business trip to Gladwin.
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Ralph
Ernest Hodges
Beaverton
Norman. Hutchinson
Jennie Bates
Henry Kleiner
Gon Pie
Donald Kiesner
Alton David
Robert Kielney
Ruth Ann
Frank Barton
Lewis Warner
Steve
Norman Hutchinson
Lewis
Norman
Gladwin
Wallace
Robert Kleiner
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Harley Coats at Brush College
Congratulations ring through Brush College as Harley and wife welcome a baby boy on January 16. Mother and infant stay at Gladwin hospital while Caroline and Joey Coats lodge with Galen Coats family. Visitors include Mrs John Horn of Pontiac and Harlan Bard family. Walter Bard dies of war wounds in Germany. birthday dinners honor Tearl Angie Sanders and Gary Coats.
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Harley Coats
Babe
Gladwin Hospital
Caroline
Joey Coats
Galen Coats
John Horn
Pontiac
Harl Sanders
Harold
Herbert
Nadyne Corell
Waterford
Helen .Sanders
Royal Ork
Taxis Club
Rockey
Genevieve Fancon
Perry Davis
Delbert Sanders
Harlan Bard
Bard
Walter
Germany
Hart Sanders
Lorin Leitner
Gladwin
Glen Newman
Tearl
Angie Sanders
Gary Coats
Copper levels boost tomato growth and yield
The article notes that tomato growth and fruit yield reach their maximum when soil copper content is at least 0.05 parts per million. It emphasizes copper as a key factor in improving tomato production.
Doom Palm of Central Africa Produces Bursting Nut Yields
The branched palm of central Africa yields over 200 nuts per tree, each nut as large as an orange and rich in nutrition, marking a notable feature of the doom palm.
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Central
Africa
Lesson Title for January 28 Season Subjects
A compact study note outlining season topics and Scripture texts approved by the International Council of Religious Education for January 28. Highlights key verses and themes, guiding teachers on scripture-linked lessons and discussion prompts for the week.
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International Council of Religious Education
Loyalty to the Kingdom and the Golden Rule Teachings
A sermon outlines loyalty to Christ as the center of life and the first duty in Matthew 6 33. It contrasts well ordered living powered by Christ with the Golden Rule and fruit of a Christ centered life. It warns against hollow faith and stresses building on Christ the rock as the true foundation.
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Kingdom of Christ
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jesson
Lake News Local Church Services and Greetings
Lake community notices include J. W. Wyrick leading Sunday School at 11 00 a m and preaching at noon in the Lake School Building Elizabeth McCon superintendent Edgar Stanley returns to Detroit after visiting his father Maud Somerville back from Grand Blanc visits Chester Halstead from Detroit visits relatives in the area and Ora Phillips to be stationed in Utah Readers listen for wedding bells as residents welcome events and updates on local trips and visits
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Lake
J. W. Wyrick
Elizabeth McCon
Lake School
Edgar Stanley
Detroit
Maud Somerville
Claud Longway
Grand Blanc
Nettie Cook
Gunderman
Clare
Delmar Scott
Charles Tryon
Frederick Scott
Sam Muir
Saginaw
Chester Halstead
Lester Halstead
Jim Neil
Weidman
Pfc
Ora Phillips
Ernie Phillips
Ora
Utah
Chas Blair
Pay City
Loomis Revival Meetings At Missionary Church
Loomis revival services continue at the Missionary Church with strong attendance and impactful messages. The final weekend invites all to attend including a children's and youth service Friday night and a scripture contest requiring Bibles.
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Missionary Church
D. H. Thomson
Don Hills
G. J. Waddington
Bert Bowers
Rosebush
Philip Worden
Milford
Theodore Teale
Toledo
Wesley Teale
John Waddington
Robert Rube
Millard Pitts
G. Waddington
Walter Presley
Aaron McReynolds
Flint
Rey
W. Teale
MacDonald Visit to North Bradley Relatives Noted
Mr and Mrs Archie MacDonald visited her father Holly Holstrom and other relatives in North Bradley Sunday afternoon. Census data notes one dwelling unit in nine nearly four million lacked a furnace or heating stove in 1940.
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Archie MacDonald
Holly Holstrom
North Bradley
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Marguerite Brown
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Kenneth Tupper
Clyde Forbes
Charley
Clark
W. E. Feuchter
Sturgis
Ed, Snook
Brush College
Thayers
West Fourth Street
Clare, Michigan
Harold L. Lundquist
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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Rexall Store
Woodburys
Ingrams Phillips
Yodora Mum
Arrid
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Max Factor
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