Mary Ruth Eroh Marries Louis M. Fancovic in Gladwin
Miss Mary Ruth Eroh daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hroh married Louis M Fancovic of Coleman in a quiet July 8 ceremony at Sacred Heart Rectory Gladwin Father Michael Wolfe officiated. The bride wore a navy dress with pink rosebud corsage. sister Mrs Dayton Bowman was matron of honor. The couple planned a wedding trip to the East and will reside in Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Eroh
Walter Hroh
Louis M. Fancovic
Coleman
Sacred Heart
Gladwin
Mischael Wolfe
Dayton Bowman
Fancovic
Larson and Braley Family Reunion Held at Hadley
The first Larson and Braley reunion gathered 58 relatives from Clare to Pontiac at Basil Braley’s lawn near Hadley. Eldest was 87 year old Mrs. Andrine Larson, youngest 11 months old Johnny Otis, with 19 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. A chicken dinner, ice cream, and cake followed a day of games and visiting. The group planned to meet the fourth Sunday of July next year at Harold Larson’s, with Janet Larson elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Braley
Basil Braley
Hadley
Clare
Auburn
Midland
Davisburg
Ortonville
Drayton
Plains
Scott Lake
Milford
Pontiac
Andrine Larson
Johnny Otis
Harold Larson
Janet Larson
Sentinel Publishers Honored at Lawn Party Retirement
Malcolm Feighner and Mrs Florence Parish, Sentinel publishers, were honored guests at a Sunday lawn party at Mr and Mrs Dex Eldens to mark their retirement set for July 31. Twenty three guests, including all Sentinel employees and families, attended a surprise with a cake celebrating Feighner’s thirty years as publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Feighner
Florence Parish
the Sentinel
Dex. Elden
Feighner
Slocum and Martz Exchange Vows in Coleman Ceremony
Doris Marie Slocum daughter of Sherman and Mrs Slocum of Clare wed Rodney Clare Martz son of Mr and Mrs William A Martz of Harrison in a July 16 ceremony at Salem Evangelical Church Coleman officiated by Rev L L Pearce at 2:00 pm. The couple will live in Flint after a wedding trip to Upper Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Marie Slocum
Sherman Slocum
Clare
Rodney Clare Martz
William A. Martz
Harrison
Salem Evangelical Church
Coleman
Ll. L. Pearce
Pride
Blaine Mogg
Leigh Stanley
Upper Michigan
Flint
Martz
Coleman High School
Clare Mfg. Co
Harrison High School
Buick
Elliott Reunion At Neville Farm Draws 53 Descendants
The Elliott and Billiott descendants gathered Sunday July 16 at the Ivan Neville home in Clare for dinner and a day of visiting. A total of 53 people attended representing four generations, with many relatives listed from Clare Grand Rapids Midland Detroit Lake Farwell and San Francisco among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Helen Billiott
Pleasant Farm
Ivan Neville
Bill
Ronald Neville
Loren Neville
Allen S. Bauder
Allen E. Bauder
Elwood Brvin
Clare
David Wiggins
John Schilling
Farwell
Delmar Scott
Lake
Gene Cashin
James Neville
Harl Bauder
Edward Holder
Midland
J. W. Elliott
Dryden
Agnes Elliott
Raymond Bauder
Detroit
Betty Elliott
San Francisco
Calif
Henry Seil
Grand Rapids
Precious alloys for jewelry metals in the United States
Precious platinum alloys hardened with 5 to 10 percent iridium or five percent ruthenium or palladium with five percent ruthenium are generally employed in the United States. These tarnish resistant alloys also have very satisfactory mechanical properties.
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United States
Recent Bride of Midland Man Joh Doe rthy Dagwell
Jane Doherty wed Ted Dagwell in a St. Cecelia’s rectory ceremony on June 30. The couple, now living at 2885 Ashby Road in Midland, celebrate with a family reception. Mrs Dagwell works for the Midland Daily News and Mr Dagwell is a Dow Chemical recreation supervisor and city recreation aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Dagwell
Ashby Road
Midland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dagwell
Jane Doherty
J. E. Doherty
Charles E. Dagwell
Mackinaw City
St. Cecelia’s Church
J. I. Sruba
Bernard McConnell
Rosebush
Joel Olson
Midland Daily News
Dow Chemical Company
Church Boards Plan Formal Service For Pastor Olson
Congregational Church Deacons and Deaconesses met Wednesday evening to discuss policy and plan the formal service of recognition for Rev. Oscar Olson who began his ministry here on July first. Olson chaired the session and helped finalize plans for the next Communion observance and new member instruction classes. Attending were Norrig Elden, Mrs. Alberta Bicknell, Mrs. Mable Horton, Mrs. Mary Nelson, and Dexter Elden.
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Congregational Church Boards of
Oscar Olson
Olson
Norrig Elden
Alberta Bicknell
Mable Horton
Mary Nelson
Dexter Elden
More Streetcars Desired By Many of World's Cities
Global interest in streetcars grows as U S and foreign cities repurpose trolleys. Pittsburgh operates nearly 700 with 100 new this year, totaling about 5 000 in service, while other cities shift toward buses. Abroad, Australia Russia Spain and Europe seek American style trolleys.
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United States
U. S
Pittsburgh
Australia
Russia
Spain
Europe
South America
Asia
Africa
Manhattan Island
Bronx
Brooklyn
Hartford
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Nashville
Miami
Houston
London Girl Becomes Lonely White Queen Of African Tribe
A former London stenographer who married the Bamangwato chief in Serowe is isolated amid racial tensions. The British insist she stay apart as her husband cannot return for five years, and the white community shuns mixed marriages. She lives in a brick home with little electricity and a battery radio, planning to endure until her husband returns for their child’s birth.
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Serowe
Africa
London
Britain
Empire
Mud Hut
Emperor of Japan Studies Christianity Reveals Revival Claim
Dr Toyohiko Kagawa told the British council of churches that the Japanese emperor is being taught Christianity and that the empress shares and passes on lessons. He said fewer Japanese are Christians postwar, but a revival is underway amid clashes between communism and Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
Toyohiko Kagawa
British Council of Churches
Navy borrows Fort Knox gold for cosmic-ray research
The Office of Naval Research announced a $200000 loan of 400 pounds of Fort Knox gold for cosmic-ray experiments. Gold was formed into polished plates to intercept rays and produce showers for photographing. All but $2.25 was returned. no change in purity was found after four months.
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Washington
Office of Naval Research
Fort Knox
O.N.R
Navy
Churchill Paintings Sold for American Christmas Cards
Hallmark signs a three year contract to use 18 Winston Churchill canvases on American Christmas cards. The paintings remain Churchill's property and have not been exhibited in the United States before. Selected from nearly 200 works, the canvases include pieces donated or given to figures and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Winston Churchill
Hallmark Greeting Card Company
Churchill
United States
Joyce C. Hall
YWCA
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Luce
Bernard Baruch
London
Story of Blood Inspires Washinton Boy to Heal
Young Mike Loughrin of Washington D C reads The Story of Blood while mentos he collected during six weeks illness surround him. He learns friends nationwide supported his recovery with Red Cross blood donations for his needs.
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Mike Loughrin
Washington, D. C
Mike
Red Cross
Social Bridge and Club News From Local Homes
The Friday Bridge Club met at Mrs. John Astine’s home for two tables of contract bridge with Mrs. Richard Hartshorn winning high and Mrs. J J Green second. Supper Club hosted two tables with Mrs Homer Douneg las scoring high and Mrs James Rassat second. Mrs Mabel Horton placed third. Weekend visitors included the Wallingtons and the Kelseys at Lake City for family birthdays. The Friendly Neighbor Club gathered July 20 for an all day session with pot rack dinner. high prize went to Mrs Lola Rulapaugh, second to Mrs Clifton Bouchey, and third to Mrs Albert McPhail. Next meeting at Mrs Neamene Miller’s on August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Astine
Richard Hartshorn
J. J. Green
Green
M. D. Feizhner
Homer Douneglas
James Rassat
Mabel Horton
Friendly Neighbor Club
Joe McLaughlin
Lola Rulapaugh
Clifton Bouchey
Albert McPhail
Neamene Miller
Community Visitors Drive Valuable Asset for Local Business
The good will of visitors to this community is a valuable asset in any man's business. The statement emphasizes the importance of traveler impressions and hospitality as a driver of local commerce and growth.
Roses Earn Top Honors Worldwide for Bagatelle and Gold Medal
Roses gain prestige with France’s Bagatelle, England’s Gold Medal from the National Rose Society, and the All-America award, the premier pre introduction honor in the United States.
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Bagatelle
France
National Rose Society
England
Freezing Thaw Affects Quality Of Frozen Foods
Frozen foods should stay frozen until use and then refreezing after thawing lowers quality. The guidance emphasizes proper handling to preserve texture and flavor.
Fats for Cooking: Butter Margarine and Lard Use
The notes discuss fats for cooking and table use. Butter or margarine are preferred for spreading bread while lard vegetable fats or oils suit baking. Bacon fat and meat drippings enhance meat pies and for seasoning Saseeroley atew and warmed pods.
Drive Carefully You Could Save Your Own Life
A reminder to motorists to drive with caution as the safest choices protect drivers and passengers from harm. Emphasizes personal responsibility on the road.
Power Lines Strike Roosting Birds in Storm
In La Junta a storm caused power lines to sag onto a tree roosting about 1,000 birds. Witnesses described a sudden quiet as the birds were electrocuted, with the carcasses dropping from branches after the strike.
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LA Junta
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Larson and Braley
Sentinel Families Wete Publishers
Doris M. Slocum
Rodney Martz
Household Appliances Inc
MT. Pleasant
S. Main ST
Sentinel
Emperor of Japan
U.S
Yale
Theo Wallington
Karen
Robert Kelsey
Ronnie
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Michigan
Epsom
Hermes
NP-27
Earecat
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