Rural Family News From Local Home
Rural notes report Mr and Mrs Roy Brown visiting home base last week with return to Plint on Tuesday. Mrs Harry Brown shows sign of recovery under medical care. Arthur Densmore can walk unaided now. Wilfred Birtles of Belding stayed overnight with Mrs Jas Sweet before returning Monday.
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Roy Brown
Plint
Harry Brown
O.K
Fern
Arthur Densmore
Wilfred Birtles
Belding
Jas. Sweet
Augustus Gardner
Parryton
James Sweet
Marvins Visit Jim Sweet Home and Return Plan
Mrs. Bert Marvin and daughter and granddaughter called at the Jim Sweet home Saturday. The Marvins expect to come back to their cottage near Hight Point Lake in a couple of weeks. Mr. Marvin is on the gain now. Mr. and Mrs. John Nagy left for Chicago to visit friends and attend a wedding. They will return the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sweet and son were at Remus on business. Harry Bennet of near Barryton is doing chores for John Nagy while they are away.
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Bert Marvin
Jim Sweet
Marvins
Hight Point Lake
Marvin
John Nagy
Chicago
Jas. Sweet and Son
Remus
Weekend Social Likely at MANN Siding
Mrs Grace Rayner and family were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs CG Krocker. Ruth Rayner married Carl Haring of Clare on Saturday, with best wishes for happiness. Several local families attended alunthi banquet and a family gathering followed a pot luck dinner and a baseball game.
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Grace Rayner
CG. Krocker
Alice Brockway
Madeline Seiter
Clare
Tom Brockway
Harrison
Wm. Hileman
Robert
Harry Daimler
Pontiac
Howard Brockway
M. McCann
Detroit
Frank VanBlarcom
Gene VanBlarcom
Bay City
G. VanBlarcom
Wispy Fleece on Rivers Is Real Steam Explained
Milwaukee unchanged steam from cold air and dust makes wispy fleeces over rivers. Physics teacher Manfred Olsen explains two causes two water columns and a Milwaukee River plume from the Commerce Street plant releasing 60 degree water into the river.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manfred Olsen
Milwaukee State Teachers 'College
Olson
Egyptian Eater Mohammed Riad Aims World Championship Title
Egyptian typist Mohammed Riad sought the world singles title in competitive eating. He weighed 228 pounds and aimed to break the 60 eggs in 30 minutes record. He blamed a chocolate piece and pea soup for his failure and vowed to eat 100 eggs in a future attempt.
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Cairo
Mohammed
Hemisphere
Mohammed Riad
Riad
Novel Joke Twist In Radio Give-Away History
In Youngstown Ohio a practical joke targets radio giveaways. A housewife received a call offering $100 for the best suggestion on taming her wife and demanded a loud spanking to be heard over the phone. She arranged it with a neighbor but later learned the prize was a hoax and the station offered no such contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Ocal
Beets Through the Ages as European Root Crop
Beets originate from Europe with multiple forms including table beet sugar beet and mangel. The tops hold the best vitamins and minerals while oxalic acid lowers calcium value. Beets provide energy via easily digestible carbs and retain nutrients through canning.
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Europe
America
Sorghum Grain Storage and Spoilage Guidance
Check your sorghum grain in the bin for moisture. If not dry, it may mold or heat. Cracked kernels speed spoilage. use a fanning mill to remove debris and cracks, then air and cool the grain as needed to preserve germination and feed quality.
Girl Scout Credits Training for Safe Survival in Lost Ordeal
Ruth Aberle a 16 year old from Kelso was found alive after four nights in a wilderness cabin near Goble creek. A physician said she was not in danger and her Girl Scout training helped her survive by finding shelter waiting for rescue and staying near a water source. Charles F Smith a Rose Valley rancher found her while she went for a drink.
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Longview
Wash
Ruth Aberle
Kelso
Ruth
Cowlitz General Hospital
William Aberle
Rose Valley
Charles F. Smith
Goble Creek
Man Starved by Long Hiccuping in Glendale
GLENDALE CALIF Jack O Leary 24 has hiccuped for 18 months and is wasting away from 120 to 80 pounds. His mother Margaret O Leary says they hope for a treatment as doctors link the bout to nerve and muscle damage after a burst appendix and peritonitis. The hiccups prevent his stomach from retaining food beyond five minutes.
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Glendale
Calif
Jack O'Leary
Margaret O'Leary
Jack
Sicilian salt marsh king restores fortune after war damage
In Trapani Sicily, Rocco Ricervuto rebuilt his salt works after 1943 German destruction. He now yields about 200000 tons of salt annually at $54 a ton, supplying industrial buyers in eastern and northern countries. A 500 man workforce and a new chain system drive steady exports.
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Trapani
Sicily
Rocco Riceruto
Ricevuto
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Charles EB. Stone
Donald L. Murray
Michigan State College
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South Garfield
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IME Amsterdam Syndicate
Harry Bennet
Barryton
Mary Ellen Gleason
Sherman Oaks
California
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McEwan
Main ST
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Eaton
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Rex
White
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