Vernon Hill Social Roundup Notes Neighborhood Visitors
Vernon Hill residents report visits and travel includes Mr. and Mrs. Bennett of Coleman calling on Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yager. Relatives and friends travel to Saginaw and Lansing to see kin and soldiers. Local gatherings feature the Bolen and Yager families with weekend trips to Coleman and Beaverton and a party at the Hitchcocks' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Coleman
Glen Yager
Frank Pringie
Jaeona
Saginaw
Frank Pettibone
Hersey
Clare
Fred
Lansing
Grayling
Carrie Perverse
Sid Colesky
Frank Pringle
Levi Scott
Farwell
Thos. Bolen
Merlyn Hamilton
Flint
Anna Arrand
Margaret Ackerman
Thomas Ackerman
Ann Arbor Hospital
Miss Turbush
Akey
Ernie Akey
Frank Schoonever
Fredrick
Milner
Henry Prout
Frank Snider
Houghton
Higgins Lake
Billy
Roy
Hitchcocks
Thomas Clark
Rosebush
Gerald du Bois
Seymour Border
Clarence Hornung
Lawrence Reger
Otis McPhail
Houghton Lake
David Funnell
Henry .Funnell and Sons
John
Wellington
Thomas Bolen
Tommy Cook
Beaverton
Ernie Stevens
Harrison
Gray‘ling
Opera House
Stop Cooling Moth With Another Spray
Michigan apple growers receive warnings from the Michigan State College entomology department about spraying to control the final brood of codling moth. Timely application before larval entry is essential and choices depend on apple variety and washing. Arsenate of lead dosages and lime sulfur options are provided for late fall to winter fruit. This week is deemed highly suitable for spraying.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Hoover urges Congress to cut federal costs via 1933 savings
President Hoover sent 23 messages to Congress urging speedy action on reconstruction and economy. A May joint session called for $750 million in federal expenditure reductions. The data show substantial savings from Congress and the Budget Bureau across departments, with a total reduction of $1.18 billion by June 30 1933, and potential gains if duplications were eliminated. Roy O. Woodruff states the figures are accurate and critical amid propaganda.
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Hoover
Congress
Bureau
Democratic House
Roy O. Woodruff
Michigan
State Dept
Justice
Commerce
Treasury Post
Bread from Heaven Lesson for July 31
Lesson text on Exodus 16 1 36 explores cravings in the wilderness and God s response The study outlines God s provision of quail and manna as daily bread with a vision of glory and warnings against murmurings It notes gathering rules the Sabbath command and the memorial function of the manna in the journey to Canaan
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Abdya
James
Egypt
Moses
Aaron
Red Sea
Pheir
Israel
Christ
PITHY PICK-UPS In Sermons and Reflections
The notes emphasize personal prayer, urging more personal workers than preachers. Quoting Philpott on individual prayer, and Zwemer likens the task to the Carpenter of Nazareth in shaping faith and leadership.
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Andrews
Peters
Philpott
Nazareth
Zwemer
Local residents visit and farm work updates scattered across town
Henry Fanstock of Farwell visited the Jay J. Beard home with Mrs Williams and family in Clare after weekend travel. Tra Bighorn of Lake George is helping on the F M White farm. Oliver Campbell and N Smith families from Do¢ang visited Marion with Myron Dimmick at Spring Brook. Dr. care followed Arnold’s back injury. Byron VanHorn and Zelda from Mt. Pleasant stayed at their Big Norway cottage while Jay Beard’s group also visited Clare. Wesley Christian and Mrs Tryon from Muskegon stopped at Jay Beard’s en route to Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fanstock
Farwell
Jay J. Beard
Carl. Williams
Clare
Tra Bighorn
Lake George
F. M. White
Myr
Oliver Campbell
N. Smith
Do¢ang
Tom
Marion
I. Mugget
W. Brant
Gren Rossman
Lint
Myron Dimmick
Springbrook
Arnold
Byert VanHorn
Zelda
Mt. Pleasant
Big Norway
Wesley Christian
Tryon
Muskegon
Jay Beard
Temple
Fishermen reel pike and catfish on Muske gon river
Winterfield mentions M. C. Foster and Delmer Thayer catching four pike and two catfish, one ten pounds and the other twenty pounds. Several local visits occur as Corlis Foster visits Frank Davis and others in Carson City, Flint, and Hold Cutler areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Foster
Delmer Thayer
Muskegon River
Corlis Foster
Detroit
Frank Davis
John ‘Davis
Nina
Ra Davis
Donald Woods
Carson City
Qoscar Keehn
Arthur Lambert
Flint
Charles Keehn
Sam Davis
Wm. Cutler
Hold Cutler
Martin Keehn
Clinton Foster
G. J. Dengs
Mrs
Lewis Lockwood
Edd Cutler
Bear sighting and huckleberry harvest near Hight Point
Mrs Laura Richards sighted a large black bear north of Hight Point while picking huckleberries. A busy harvest period follows with many pickers including Mrs Joa Wheaton and Floyd Wheaton at Mt. Morris. Local residents Mrs Hart Pratt and children visit Wm Clark family. Joe Crawford returns to Farwell after helping with haying. Fred Gould visits Lansing relative. Ralph Cook and family join in at Hight Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Richards
Hight Point
Jon Brown
Wisconsin
Joa Wheaton
Floyd
Mt. Morris
Claud Wheaton
Hart Pratt
Adrian
Wmn. Clark
Joe. Crawford
Farwell
Celia Crawford
Fred Gould
Lansing
Maria Cook
Brand Families and Neighbors Gather for Birthdays and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davis hosted relatives from Detroit while Mrs. John Rhodes celebrated a birthday with many neighbors. Multiple local visits occurred including Frank Gordon in Detroit and families like the Mickles and Gordons. A local baseball game saw Brand defeat Hersey 19 to 14, with Hardwood and Hagle also playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Detroit
H. C. Mickle
Glen Gordon
John Rhodes
Brand and
Eagle
Hendrich
Rhodes
Bryan Miller
Houghton Lake
Vern Hains
Vernell Mickle
Milo Robinett
Frank Gordon
Walter Stroman
the Bay
Harl Sander
Lorin Leitner
Little
Son
Ralph Shull
FB. Acre
T. Robinette
Alf. Abbotts
Local Visits and Weekend Guests Reported
Sunday guests included Lock-A-Bar and Mrs Hanley with Rev. Wall at Lyman Pris bey's home. Willson of Detroit stayed with Mart Graves. Lynn Cline plans a winter stay on a big farm. Dr. and Mrs Briggs from Toledo called on Ambrosier. Carl Ambrosier of Coleman visited grandparents A J Ambrosier and returned home. A picnic at Clear Lake involved Mrs Graves and Avril, Mrs Pris bey, Mrs J Cline, Mrs Ambrosier and Gayl, and Lynn Gline and daughters. Irene and Fern Palmer with three Stanley sisters camped on Bear Lake. J L Littlefield visited his Beachwood farm last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Avril
J. L. Littlefield
Beachwood Farm
Detroit Woman and Kin Visit Family in Sag inaw
Miss Pauline Krell of Detroit and her niece Eleanor Krell of Sag inaw visited the J. A. Allen household with other relatives. Several families from the area called by en route to Grayling and to attend local grove meetings. Wheat threshing began, yielding about 40 bushels per acre for Robt. Kleiner. A Detroit missionary, Rev. Meyers, spoke on China and American heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Krell
Detroit
Eleanor Krell
Saginaw
J. A. Allen
Chris Krell
Ross Rutledge
Grayling
Acre
Paul Nass
Mr. Meyers
China
Filbertone Powder Promises Relief for Ailments
An advertisement claims Filbertone Powder cures lumbago neuritis and rheumatism by flushing the stomach bowels kidneys and bladder. Sold at HE A Anderson drug store in Clare with an urging to try a few days treatment to end the pain.
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A. Anderson
Clare
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