Windover Lake Resort crowds and visitors for the 4th
A Windover Lake notice lists numerous visitors and weekend travelers from Lansing Detroit Flint and Kalamazoo. Families such as Smal Lyon Jewett Walker Presley Gaffney and others holidaying at Windover and nearby cottages with camps and fishing trips noted. A local ball team played to a large Sunday crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smal
Lansing
A. Patterson
Wiloughby
BH. Darnell
James Galaway
Flint
Frank Saul
Greenwood
Bert Walker
Bob Gay
Detroit
Mike
Aona Pfanstiehl
Battlereek
Beatrice Bikstedt
Paul Pons
Kalamazoo
J. Schepers
Ralph Wright
Base
Hast Lansing
B. A. Faunce
H T. Willit
A. A. Hanely
Midland
Windover Lake
Richard Washburn
Wilbur Kern
Medina
Ohio
Ward Hand
I P. Spillette
Arthur Beal
Floyd Ferguson
June
Erma Hcholbay
J. A. Burns
Ewart
J. Gaff
Wm. Cook
Ruth
Binghamton
N. Y
J. A. Presley
J. J. Beard
Anha Gaffney
Alfred
West Freeman
Burns
George Smith
Mt. Pleasant
S. Harris
Hig’ Cottage
Howard
Lionel
Aha
Robert
A. Russell
Windover Lodge
Fiyeil Blain
Pontiac
L. Blain
Braley
Nina
Orville
Frank Hunemorder
Clare
Wilie
Curtis Presley
Lake
J. R. Musil
Patty
Freddie
Frank
John Musil
Agnes
Delbert Webster
Farwell
Windover
Alfred Gaffney
John Burns
Manistique
CCC
Lake George Resort Visitors and Summer Guests Noted
Local residents and visitors enjoy cottage stays and weekend visits around Lake George and Silver Lake. Families from Lansing Clare Mason Remus and other nearby towns gather at Oakdale Eldrid Shorewood and Baehler cottages while others return for summer time visits and a small infant obituary is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Silover
Clare
James
Hunter
Silver Lake
R. Wolfgang
Lansing
James McHiheron
Eldrid Cottage
Stirling Curtis
Shepherd
da. Murnigham
Howell
Brooks Williams
East Lansing
Oakdale
George Bilbrough
Remus
William
Ruben Beehler
Baehler
Bernard Schofield
Ton Luce
Wm. Arnold
Near the Eagle
Bryan, Miller
Brand
Roy Howards
Tom
Betty Lou
Charles Grim
Coral
Muldays
Akron
Jacksons
Dohertys
Brma Snyder
Detroit
Joe Grim
Blanchard
Woyd Fruick
Ann Arbor
Farwell Cemetery
Bermuda Clippers and the Seafaring Boom
Bermuda's clipper era produced skilled seamen and shipbuilders. Bermudian ships, including the barque Sir George TF Seymour launched at Shelly Bay in 1868, were among the finest and fastest on the seas, making a record 18 day passage to Cork, Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Seven Seas
Sir George TF. Seymour
Shelly Bay
Gort
Ireland
Departmental notice on school district financial reports
The Michigan General School Laws require townships and districts to publish in a local paper a full statement of annual school meeting proceedings and an itemized financial report for the prior year. Proof of publication must be filed by August 15, and reports without publication proof will not be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Library funds cut in 341 districts survey shows half need more books
A school library survey of 341 cities and villages reports a 50 percent reduction in library funds over the past year. About half of the districts say additional funds are needed for new books, with salaries paid to librarians in 103 districts and regular teachers supervising libraries in 229 cities.
Michigan Crippled Child Commission aids thousands
Records show 60 000 Michigan children injured in 1933 accidents and 4 000 U S deaths from auto crashes. Since 1927 over 20 000 crippled children logged with 11 000 under treatment. Twenty one Michigan cities run classes enrolling 1 831. Vocational service since 1921 aided 4 919 with 1 339 placements and 650 trainings in 1933 34 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Michigan
United States
Michigan Crippled Childrens’ Commission
Federal Service
Loomis and Round Lake Weekend Visitors Noted
Sheridan residents Mr and Mrs George Hemstreet and Miss Gladys join Mrs A Ge row for a Thursday gathering. Round Lake hosts welcome visits from Russell Bergey family of Saginaw and others from Flint Clare and Detroit. Loomis ball team hands Del win Indians a 4 to 21 defeat then loses to Hardwood 9 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hemstreet
Gladys
Bobby
Jack
Sheridan
Margaret Keppie
Toledo
A. Gerow
Russell Bergey
Saginaw
Round Lake
Joe Acker
Elden
Cyril Letson
Loomis
Delwin ‘Indians
Grove
Warl Bergey
Frank Addy
Flint
Bailey Lake
Raymond Nunn
Patricia
Ff Flint
John Nunn
Audrey
Frances Musser Aro
M. Hargét
Clare
The
Baptist Church
Jané Bergey
Doris Bergey
Jennie Crossett
Detroit
Social notes mix travel visits and local gatherings
William Gagnon visits relatives in Saginaw while Alverta Pynden works in Greenwood. Lansing residents Floyd and Forest Davis visit their father George Davis IV. Town dances draw crowds at the Town hall with good music. Several residents travel to Flint, Alma, Cadillac, and Grayling for visits and events. Roy Kress is struck in the eye at a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Alverta Pynden
Albert Brice
Greenwood
Floyd Davis
Forest Davis
Lansing
George Davis
Harrison the 4Th
Lewis Kohn
Grover Updyke
Roy Myers
Chas. Price
Flint
Freda Davis
John Simmons
Battle Creek
Bertha Bisworth
Mt. Pleasant
Milford Rodgers
Russel Wheeler
Glenn Scoby
Edith Scoby
Lynn
Ofedimore
John
Kubat
Lou Hudick
John Rubat
Bride
Detroit
Albert Bruce
John Baluss
J. Gaul
C. H. Jones
Clare
Crawford
Paul
Pontiac
Dan Mentyre
Archie
Marion
Ida
Hathaway
Wm. Dielham
Evelyn Rouse
Ann Arbor
Evelyn
Austin
Melford
Tempest
Hall
RB. T. Wheeler
Ardath
Cadillac
Gilbert Gagnon
Chester
Arthur Gallery
Reuben
Richard McIntyre
D. McIntyre
Frank Wright
F. H. Prudén
Grayling
Roy Kress
Roy
Homing Instinct Strong in Wild Dicks and Geeze
The text notes a powerful homing instinct in birds that guides them back to the same localities annually. It emphasizes the reliable, year to year return pattern observed in wildlife behavior.
Early U S Population Limited to East of Mississippi
The passage notes that for about eight centuries after Columbus, the population of the United States remained essentially confined to lands east of the Mississippi River, implying limited expansion into the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Mississippi
Michigan Motorists Must Renew Sticker Permits by August
The 851,642 Michigan motorists using two payment permits must pay the second half of the 1984 weight tax and secure license plates before August 1. The Secretary of State has no authority to extend permit use beyond that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Secretary of State
Gasoline Tax Revenue Rise in Michigan For 1934
Michigan gasoline taxes are projected to yield about 1.6 million dollars more in 1934 than 1933. State statistics show 7,604,095 dollars collected in the first five months this year versus 6,919,759 dollars in the same period last year. The rise follows a weight tax cut that boosted highway use. The January baseline was below 1933, with monthly increases thereafter. The Supreme Court is weighing the legality of the chain store tax, which could force 28 large chains to pay 1,298,000 dollars for 1933 and 1934 taxes if upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of State
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Wayne County
Rosebush youth dies at age 13 from rheumatic fever
Ralph Calkins of Rosebush died July 6 at his parents home after four months ill with rheumatic fever. Born January 14 1921 he was 13 years 5 months 22 days old. Funeral was held Sunday at Standard Church with Rev Arksey officiating. He leaves parents three brothers and two sisters among relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Calkins
William Calkins
Rosebush
Standard Church
Arksey
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Chas. M. Wright
Lake George Resort
Mussell’s Quality Drug Store
Bola
Sehell Bros. Circus
Department OF Public Instruction
Wm. Morrison
Grand Rapids
Lawrétics
H. O. Bender
Coldwater Lake
Beal City
Coldwater
Claude Bullard
Helen Hamilton
Harrison
Otto
Elizabeth Maybee
Willis Nolan
James. Dunn
Preston Johnson
Alex Hislop
George Burr
Beaverton
Edith House
Chestning
Otto House
Ralph Johnson
Florence Lowery
Lila Stickle
Albert Moyes
Lake George
Harry
Lidith
George Johnston
Mary Clyde
Sarver
Clara
H. O. .Bentler
Ida Peldhier
Ion
Thomas
Archie Pash
Marguerite Battle
Clifford Muterspaugh
Delwin
Madéline Brooks
Vernon Tinder
Brandstetter Memorial Hospital
West Fourth St
Ates
Eves Ee
Agg
Monica
Thayer Brothers
Clare, Michigan
Schell Bros
Ward’s Ball Park
First Street
Miss Yates
Lola
Hollywood
Sentinel
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