Local Notes From Moores Crossing and Nearby
Moores Crossing and Marion residents share visits and movements including Mr and Mrs Homer Allen and son Gordon Mrs Bennet and Sanford Drake of Marion Ralph Stevens of Clare repairs the Spark farm house for his daughter who bought the farm Charles Rose and family of Detroit visit Roy Powers Elmer Allen and son Gordon visit John Madison home Brock family living on Greenman farm New neighbors welcomed last Wednesday John Halstead family at Bear Lake Tigner boys host four cousins from Hope and Hdenville at Sunday school Don Luce spends Wednesday night at her parents Elmer Schofield Jr sells flour for Fred Siegel Cora Frisbie Bancroft visits sister Anna Schofield Barlow Detroit visits Root and Halstead families Clarence Root of Detroit spends weekend with Roy Root
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Allen
Gordon
Bennet
Sanford, Drake
Marion
Albert
Madisons
Ralph Stevens
Clare
Spark
Charles Rose
Detroit
Roy Powers
Elmer Allen
John Madison
Brock
Greenman Farm
John Halstead
Bear Lake
Tigner
Hope
Hdenville
Don Luce
Elmer Schofield, Jr
Fred Siegel
Cora Frisbie
Bancroft
Anna Scho+field
Barlow
Détroit
Root and Halstead
Clarence Root
Roy Root
Gordon Fitzpatrick
Geo. Fitzpatrick
Bruce Williams
Ralph
Clarence Williams
Cuyagho Falls
Ohio
Ernest Forsyth
Northville
Fred Deitz
Lansing
George Schunk
Reginald McBride
Saginaw
Bartell
Louie Fancon
D. N. Davis
John Densmore
Jean Fancon
Bud Davis
Baba Shirley Jean
Stanley Schunk
Pontiac
Ward District Notes On Community Visitors And Local News
Mrs. Lewis reports Tessmans sister and nephew from Middleville visited last week. Roy Hecker and family Herman Dyke from Harrison and Detroit friends spent the 4th with Jas Vanhanton. A Griffin family from Detroit staying with H R Barrows. Lloyd Wilson welcomed a baby girl born June 26. Local test well draws attention with casing down about 500 feet. 300 people attended Sunday and Monday events. Several residents joined the 4th in Harrison. Recent rains improve crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Tessman
Middleville
Roy Hecker
Herman Dyke
Harrison
Detroit
Jas. Vanhanton
A. Griffin
H. R. Bar-rows
Lloyd Wilson
Community Gatherings and Visits Across Local Families
Mrs. Ralph Shull and son Max called at George Bates of the Brown. Mickle family from Detroit visited and returned with Vernell and Vane who may stay until September. Local gatherings included Brubaker reunion and visits by Phillips, Videlan, Rhodes, and Abbott families. Fred Robinetts, Blystones, and Robinetts interacted, with health notes on measles and a northward work plan for Rex Robinett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shull
Max
Geo. Bates
The
Brown
Ern Mickle
Vernell
Vane
Detroit
Walter Stroman
Brubaker
Phillips
Ted Videlan
Grand Rapids
John Rhodes
F. Acre
T. Robinett
Alf. Abbott
Geo. Abbott
McKay Farm
Rosalia Robinett
Eugene Allen
Coleman
Shull
Elsie
Ruth
Lowell and
Rolland
Robert Shull
Ted Newman
Jess Newman
Lawrence Robinett
Rex
Vane Mickle
Budd Lake
Norma
Ronald Blystone
L. Robinett
Glen Blystone
Rex Robinett
Gladwin
Maple Grove Sunday School and Services Weather Plan
Sunday School gathers at 40 30 next Sunday morning with church services to follow led by Rev Kleinhardt. A basket dinner will be served. Rev Lockyer of Clare will preach in the afternoon. If weather fails the program moves to the school house. Special singing expected and all invited. Local families visited and traveled over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinhardt
Lockyer
Clare
Maple Grove
Hecker
Harrison
Maynard
Jrs
Sid .Cologhy
Ann Athor Hospital
National Land Use Planning Committee
National Conference On Land Utilization
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
National Broadcasting System
Neighborhood Social Runabout in West Freeman
West Freeman residents report Wednesday callers from Sherman Lake George Windover and Ewart. A Wednesday night storm caused damage. A hay field fire started on P MacFadyen’s property and was put out with neighbor help.
Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Several families and relatives are listed visiting and hosting over the weekend and Fourth of July. Names include Wilbur Lower Fitzpatrick Williams and their kin from Lansing Cuyahoga Falls Belfountaine and Ionia. Local outings mention porch falls, dinners and Sunday calls among neighbors and friends.
Woodruff Urges Bank Deposit Guarantee Amid National Debates
Congressman Roy C. Woodruff argues for a federal law guaranteeing bank deposits and criticizes platform opposition. He cites bank failures in 1931, contrasts U.S. and Canadian systems, and calls for deposit insurance funded by a small annual levy on bank resources. He also opposes pork barrel relief and stresses returning savings to banks to spur lending and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy’ C. Woodruff
Michigan
Committee On
Congress
United States
Canada
Glass
Virginia
House of Representatives
Federal Reserve System
National Credit Corporation
U. S&s
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bordeaux mixture for potato leaf hopper control guidance
Extension guidance stresses spraying potatoes with Bordeaux mixture to combat leaf hoppers and flea beetles, noting 50 percent of blight damage is leaf hopper caused. It covers mixing ratios, arsenate use, spraying pressure, and the economics of pooling copper sulfate orders for small growers, plus dusting as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Bordeaux
Borneaux
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Moores Crossing
West Freeman
Chas
Sherman
Lake
John Sells
Lloyd Nichols
Lake George
Arthur Smith
Grandpa Tryon
P. MacFadyen
Alga Hhcock
S. Harris
Glen
Windover
Bert Walker
Finch Farm
Mrs. Wilbur Lower
Donald Davis
Bob Nunn
Rob Williams
Mark Schunk
Edenville
Mildred
Belfountaine
Laurie Fanc
Ionia
John * Klingelholter
Sam Wilkinson
Clara
Myrtle Strouse
Iperatives
Washington
American Congress
Garner
Federal
Treasury
House
Senate
Hoover
Railroads
Thayer Brothers West
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Citizens State Bank
Banking Department
U. S
Savings Dept
State OF Michigan
County of Clare
SL. I
James
Bicknell
James 8. Bicknell
Mussell L. B. Hampton
Win. H. Bicknell
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