Reception for New Pastor Fae Robags Held
A reception for the new pastor Fae Robags W.S.08 was held Wednesday at Homs with Mrs. Ralph Mil and others attending. The event featured devotions led by Mrs. Forrest Johnston and Mrs. Ray Knitten, with Floyd Thompson assisting as hostess for the salad course.
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Fae Robags
W.S
Te Etempson
Ralph Mil- Pe Bee
Ahd
Hridays
Bortest
Johnston
PMNS
Forrest Yohuiston
Ayas
Ray Knitten
Floydhompsony
Quidde
Danks and Peabody Families Welcome Linda Sue
Mr and Mrs Maynard Danks announce the birth of a daughter at Alma Memorial Hospital on Fathers Day June 5th. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tom Gardner. The baby, Linda Sue, weighed six pounds twelve ounces at CMC Hospital Mt Pleasant. The family celebrates Father’s Day and the new arrival adds joy to the parents.
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Maynard’ Danks
J. Dolls
Iin Smith
Alma
S. Day
Gerry Peabody
Tom? Gardner
Linda Ue
Birthday Surprise Gathered for Liosd Spayiding
A small gathering Monday night surprised Liosd Spayiding for a birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Reid of Tuvalat Pleasant and Mrs Lottie Milby, among others.
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James Reid
Tuvalat
Lottie, Milby
Social notices fold across Michigan and Illinois towns
Robe bush briefs list weekend visits and gatherings across Chicago Lake George Houghton Lake Ludington Alma Roscommon Barryton Williamston Sault Ste Marie and Midland. Names include Bellinger Moyes Trainor Galgool Martin Decker Nixon Westbrook Tremble Danks Nixon West Neithecut Swindlehurst Swindlehurst Coughlin Stokes West and Prout with notes on travels reunions and a Michigan Tech student engaged in summer work.
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David Bellinger
Chicago
Bellinger
Albert Moyes
Lake George
Jack Trainor
Karen
Emory ‘Galgool
Houghton Lake
Raymond Martin
Warren Decker
Clare
Glenn Hoyle
Mt. Pleasant
Marilyn Crawford
Pat Westbrook
Mr. Pleasant
Ralph Miller
George Elias
Geoffrey
Maude Potter
Ludington
Eas
Hebert Elias
Alma
Gerry Peabody
Linda
Maynard Danks
St. Louis
Harold West
Harold Nixon
Gary
Ft. Lauderdale
Fra
DeWaine Tremble
Sandra
Omer
Orville Nixon
Freddie and
Kenny
Hisse
Nora West
Gene
Margie
Tommy
Roscommon
Jim West
David
Donald Neitherent
Diana
Lawrence
Denver
Colorado
Hugh Watson
Neithecut
Flint
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
James Stokes
Barryton
Preston Johnson
Spencer Stickle
Budd Lake
Jough Swindlehurst
Ann
Don Swindlehurst
Lynn
U. of M
Ron
Dow Corning
Midland
Irene Coughlin
Mike Strouse
Josephine Strouse
C.M.C. Hospital
Willis Dunn
Joan and
Dill
Dunn
Grand Rapids
Albion
Dunns
Raymond
Nebraska
Little Patty Prout
Aaron Prout
Drive Your Car Under Water to Visit Canada via Detroit Windsor Tunnel
Summer travelers can save time by using the Detroit Windsor tunnel completed in 1980. The under water crossing lets US residents visit Windsor Ontario in minutes with 24 hour operation and minimal congestion. Officials ease border passage and licenses from many U.S. states are common.
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Detroit
Canada
Detroit-Windsor
Detroit River
United States
U.S
Windsor
Ontario
State of the Union
Local Families Share Visiting Guests Across Alma and Shepherd
Mr and Mrs James Stokes and daughters Nancy and Marilyn and Mrs Pern Robinson and daughter traveled to Alma and Shepherd for a Sunday visit at the Gerry Peabody home. The Stokes and Peabodys were guests Sunday evening. Herbie Pivharty, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Fluharty, is convalescing from mumps. Mrs Anna Baronik and several others hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Mike Gloss.
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James Stokes
Nancy
Marilyn
Pern Robinson
Harrietta
Gerry Peabody
Stokes
Peabodys
Alma
Shepherd
Herbie Pivharty
Harold Fluharty
Anna Baronik
Mike Hudak
Amprose Hyrdlovich
Mike
Jimmy
Suzanne Hoyey
Mike Gloss
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illnesses
Dr and Mrs Ervin Sweet of Sterling were dinner guests at Roy Sweet's home. Vera Wallice of Wolverine weekended with sister Nina Keinhardt. Illnesses include Charley Ott and Jamet Robinette with hospital stays. Birthday celebration for Larry Kleinhardt and multiple family visits noted amid travel and church activity.
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Ervin Sweet
Sterling
Roy Sweet Home
Vera Wallice
Wolverine
Nina Keinhardt
Charley Ott
Jamet Robinette
Chaley
Saginaw General Hospital
Emmet
Clare Hospital
Charles Spohn, Jr
Sandusky
Roger
Robert Kleinhardt
Vernell Shaver
Jackson
Darwin Shaver
Holt
al Shaver
Darwin
Harold Lynn
Verne Mercer
Beaverton
Mercer
Flint
Joyce Kleinhardt
Mackinac
F.H.A. Club
Edward Magnus, Jr
Roger Kleinhardt
Mary Ellen Davis
Everette Allen
Traverse City
Fresh Trade Fears as Red China Signals Open Markets
The New China News Agency claims China will pursue trade with other nations though critics warn the approach may be tainted by mock prices and insults. Britons face past political affiliation questionnaires as secret work and atomic research raise eyebrows in Parliament. An offbeat New Hampshire eye wash prompts discomfort under a Tennessee specialist. A Washington state robber praises capture to return for spring football practice, a wry note on crime and sport.
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New China News Agency
Red China
McCarthy
Entebbe Airfield Cuts Travel Time Across East Africa
Washington reports Entebbe Uganda hosts Africa largest airfield with two mile runways for jets and strategic position between Middle East and South Africa. Uganda’s population adapts to jet age while modern transport shifts customs and dress. Local marriage price controls freeze bride cost at five cattle five goats and $2.80 cash.
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Washington, D.C
Entebbe
Uganda
Africa
Sudan
Middle East
South Africa
Uganda Protectorate
Lake Victoria
Ueganda
Soldier Who Donated Blood Saves Soldier in Need
SAN FRANCISCO Recruit Pvt. Richard A. Norman, 23, of Wapato Washington severely burned when a lamp exploded in a kitchen on mess duty. He received a blood transfusion blood he had donated two weeks earlier, found by a doctor during the transfusion.
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San Francisco
Richard A. Norman
Wapota
Wash
Norman
Armed Services
Army unit sets blood donation record at Camp Rucker
The 136th Bearcat Regiment of the 47th Infantry Division posted the Army's first 100 percent donation rate at its Camp Rucker collection station. The campaign drew praise from General Mark W. Clark and Major General Norman E. Hendrickson after former 136th member Private Richard C. Gilley inspired the drive. Dale Dunn of Brigham City completed the last contribution as Clark sent congratulations to the commander.
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47Th Infantry
National Guard
Army
Camp Rucker
Ala
Army Field Forces
Mark W. Clark
Norman E. Hendrickson
136Th Regiment
Richard C. Gilley
Warren
Mass
Korea
National
Life
Gilley
Hendrickson
Dale Dunn
Brigham City
Utah
Clark
Sunday Visitors and Family Gatherings Around Farwell
Local residents from Mann Siding and surrounding areas shared Sunday visits and dinners with relatives and neighbors including the Heber, Sommers, Brockway, Hoskey, Abbott, Nash, and Tessman families. extended gatherings featured hospital updates, fishing at Lilly Lake, and a funeral in Flint. replacements and travels noted as families hosted and attended events.
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O. M. Sommer
Farwell
Krocher
Linian Gruno
Flint
Hillsdale
Sunny
Hol Magnus
Howard Brockway
Mars
Charlie van Blarcom
Nell Porter
van Blarcom
Waldo Borders
Cadillac
B. L. Duckworth
Brockway
Jack Strong
Wess Piannes
August Hoskey
Lee Heintz
C. Krocher
Horton Case
Don
Archbold
Oliver Nash
Sanford
Charles Raton
Nial Abbott
Algernon Tessman
August Hoghey
Lilly Lake
Friendly Deniliquin Air Route Greeting Noted
In Deniliquin New South Wales a local radio station greets air crews with a good morning call as planes approach the airport. After takeoff the announcer plays a requested recording during a call check with the air hostess.
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Deniliquin
New South Wales
Army division weapons shift since 1930s
An infantry division shows two percent fewer weapons today than in 1980 while fire power rose sixteen percent from 1930 to 1940 and then increased about one hundred thirty percent over the following decade.
Traffic markings guide factory floor safety and flow
The text explains using paint on floors to indicate traffic areas in factories. It notes oils and chemicals limit painting underfoot zones but supports marking to warn workers and assist material movement by staff responsible for supplies and finished goods.
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Evers
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