Local Social Visits and a Bicycle Accident Report
Residents visited relatives in Cornwellville Mannsiding and Millington over the weekend. Tommie Michel was struck by a car while biking but sustained only minor bruises.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1939
Page
3
Residents visited relatives in Cornwellville Mannsiding and Millington over the weekend. Tommie Michel was struck by a car while biking but sustained only minor bruises.
Frost and Franklin residents return from a CGC camp. Gerald Cooper family from Findlay Ohio visit Ed Cooper and Leo Cooper in Franklin. Newlyweds Paul and Mrs Huber receive congratulations. Franklin Baseball defeats Hamilton 24 to 14 at Arthur Wildcens farm. Next game at Skeets Sunday. Detroit visitors Woolsey family stay with Goodrichs. long Lake cottage vacation planned. Mary Griffin of Harrison visits relatives in Franklin area.
Rev E R Town pastor outlines Sunday School at 2:00 p m and preaching at 3:00 p m Prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7:00 p m. Visitors include Richard Harkins Mt Pleasant Elmer Schofield and Ruth Harriger. Local families travel for Bible school Farwell and weekend visits to Lake Lansing Jackson.
A large crowd attended the ice cream social at the Arthur town hall last Friday night. Sunday School funds were near $24.00. New members joined the Sunday school, and Joyce Reynolds became a Sunbeam. The note hints at an upcoming wedding.
Mr and Mrs Frank Nash and daughter Jean of Clare visited Mr and Mrs Hiverette Alien on Saturday. Mrs St Clair Hamlin and son Dick of South Lyons visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ervin Mizer. Burke Collins of Clare called on his sister. Detroit native Bill Kinsey vacationed with grandmother Bertha Grover. Jack Bell of Pittsburg Penn spent week with cousin Mrs John Bauer. The brother and wife with daughter and a Minnesota friend visited sisters Mrs Jake Milan and husband. Gordon Weaver family spent Saturday night with Weaver house. Dan Hover family and Blane and Arthur Saul households hosted over weekend. Dale Montney and Herb Gilmore visited Joan Bauer. Miss Jean Smith of Mt Pleasant visited Floyd Allen. Carl Bauer and family camping at Dorges Lake Ida Mary Hochstäler and Gayla visited sisters Mrs Dale Moniney and Mrs Clark Waiters. Mrs Rachel Harvey of the U P...
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Austin of Pontiac visited the Earl Sanders home last Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs J G Coats took their daughter Mrs Heyman Wisner to Lansing Sunday where Mr Wisner met her and she returned to Angola Ind after two weeks here. Mr and Mrs Leslie Calhoun of Lansing visited at the home of her sister Mrs John Brubaker for two weeks. Mrs Elizabeth Myers and daughter Edith and son Jay of Mt Pleasant were callers one day last week. Mrs Earl Sanders and daughter Helen and their guest Mrs Austin spent Thursday afternoon at Glen Newman home. Several from this vicinity attended the ice cream social at the town hall Friday evening.
Port Moresby reports Archbold expedition members securing perfect specimens of rare animals birds and plants possibly representing new species. Base at Lake Habemma 11 000 feet high, party explores east of the lake with another unit from the Indepenburg river in lower jungle. No sickness among 250 expedition members.
The University of California medical school reports cobra venom, used in proper solution injections, as one of the most effective pain killers tested. It acts on nerves rather than blood, blocking pain impulses at the brain to form a cerebral anesthetic.
At Pasadena Zoo a mule deer fawn has formed an unusual friendship with a kangaroo. The pair’s companionship marks a rare cross species bond noted by staff.
In Trieste Italy Signor de Caria unveiled a three engine seaplane featuring an electrical gear control that allows three speeds and reverse operation. The young engineer demonstrated the new drive system noting its automobile like controls.
The article notes modern bed in a chest and sofa beds changing furniture use in homes. It describes Helen’s white garden and her skill with white flowers, detailing a pale green living room, peach carpet, gold accents, and a yellow bedroom with aqua carpet and honey maple furniture.
The article advises arranging living room furniture in related groups rather than lining walls. Even small rooms can be optimized by grouping pieces to serve varied interests and family needs. Avoid leaving a large central void and instead create functional clusters.
The living room should serve the whole family with each member having a chair. For six members, include six comfortable chairs, six small tables, and ample lamps for reading light. Furniture should be movable and chairs equipped with coasters for easy sliding.
West Freeman spent Sunday at the home of his parents. John Gaffney r and Mrs Herman Jordan and son John of Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Middleton. Roy Collins and Noreen Dalton of Sears called on Naomi and Doris Hickok Monday evening. Bill Hangen and cousin Hattie Sherman were Sunday visitors at the Join Gaffney home. Mr and Mrs Bigia Hickok and family spent Sunday afternoon with friends at Sears. Mary and Louise Ingraham of Harbor Springs are spending the Summer with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Merbart Middleton. Mr and Mrs Otis Hicks of Sears were Saturday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Cook. Lilah Hickok spent Tuesday with Mary and Louise Ingraham.
Mrs Dora Moore and daughter from Hight Point Lake called on Mrs Buckley Monday Mrs Walter Sherman and son were in Remus Saturday Mrs Wm Buckley and Mrs Floyd Hunt and baby called on Mrs Cra ford Thursday afternoon Gilbert Blunt and son Floyd were in Barryton Saturday Jessie and Leo Richter were in Barryton Saturday
Charley Lawrence of near Barry ton visited the Richter home with Mr and Mrs Win Buckley and Mr and Mrs Floyd Hunt on Sunday. They celebrated their niece Sarah with a pink and white cake and 30 candles while singing Happy Birthday. Sister Mrs Mary Hall of Sheridan attended.
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