Collonville Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs Hattie Hagler of Lansing visited sister Mrs Ruby Thompson. Several ladies attended the Ladies Aid at Eagle church. Norris Phillips broke his collar bone. Robert Clute visits relatives in Fontiag and Detroit. Various family and guest visits from Flint Midland Holt Dimondale Rosebush and Detroit are noted alongside church events and a pot luck at Eagle church. The sermon next Sunday will discuss the second coming of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hagler
Misa Marie
Lansing
Ruby Thompson
Miss Marie
Ladies Aid
the Eagle Church
Norris Phillips
Robert Clute
Fontiag
Detroit
Ella Empey
Flint
Melvin Willets
Dale Davis
Orval Vandewarker
Wm. Vigne
Blanche Wallace
Holt
Emma Struckman
Dimondale
Lottie Phillips
Hugh MacLachlan
Rosebush
Arthur Phillips
Adolph Heirholzer
Linda Lou
Midland
Henry Heirholzer
Lucille Davis
Irma Severson
Patricia Clute
Jay Clute
Ray Strouse
Clarence Armentrout
Margaret Angell
Donovan Mott
Grandma Mott
Mother
Babe
Bobt. Hutchinson
Lawrence
Eunice Dier
Wm. Hutchinson
Currie Farm
J. C. Watson
Jackie
Bobby
Ina, Quinn
A. H. Hutchhinson
Maurine
R. Hutchinson
Robi
Kleiner
M. R. Honderich
Christ
Children’s Day Program At Church Draws Large Audience
The Sunday night event at the church featured a floral decorated venue and a well received program by children and youth. Miss Norma Bates and Miss Margarete Leeth trained the children and led decorations while proceeds aided Findlay College after a major fire. Mr and Mrs Sanford Mott welcomed a new grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Bates
Margarete Leeth
Findlay College
Sanford Mott
Pine Lodge News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits
John Hogue took his mother to Muskegon on Saturday en route to St. Marie Idaho to visit her daughter. Mona Shaver of Dover visited Rosemary Hemstreet. Mrs. William LavVoye remains ill with a cold. Robert Shull shows a new tractor. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burton and LeRoy of Pontiac visited daughter Gerald Hemstreet. Rainy weather hampers farmers trying to put up hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lodge
John Hogue
Muskegon
St. Marie
Idaho
Mona Shaver
Dover
Rosemary Hemstreet
William LavVoye
Robert Shull
Earl Burton
LeRoy
Pontiac
Gerald Hemstreet
West Freeman Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Guests
Miss Hasso of Evart calls on Thelma Gaffney Monday. Thursday evening visitors at the John Gaffney home include Wm Gaffney and Carl Radabaugh with Mrs. Frank Gaffney and Helen Gaffney. Doris Hickok of Evart visits her parents the Hickoks. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cook host Chet Cook and relatives for Sunday dinner. Bruce Hicks returns home after time with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Thos Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hasso
Evart
Thelma Gaffney
John Gaffney
Ghas. Gaffney
Frank Gaffney
Helen Gaffney
Carl Radabaugh
Doris Hickok
Bilgin
Hickok
Thomas Cook
Chet Cook
Frank Morgan
Ewart
Bruce Hicks
Mrs. Thos. Cook
Local residents share gatherings and plans across towns
Loch-a-Bar hosts Mr and Mrs Carl Spangler and son from Barryton as Sunday guests of J Frisheys. Butterfields of Saginaw spent weekend at Clearlake cottage. F Littlefield visited Saginaw on business. Alger Cline visited White Cloud mother. Layle Spangler wed Elaine Scholts in Grand Rapids. B Cooley at Silverlake cottage with Ambrosier, L Frishey hosts a pot luck. Gulf Oil plans to drill a welt on Ben Strib’s land. C Thayer shopped in Clare with J Murdoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Spangler
Barryton
J. Frisheys
D. Butterfield
Saginaw
Clearlake
F. Littlefield
Alger Cline
White Cloud
A. Cline
C. Thayer
Clare
J. Murdoch
Pear Worry and Fear: A Brief Reflection
The piece defines worry as a form of fear and suggests addressing anxiety by identifying and removing its underlying cause. It frames worry as a mental state tied to fear and offers a practical approach for relief.
French Railway Subsidy in Government Ownership
The French government holds 37 percent of the country’s railroad mileage signaling a substantial state stake.
Death of Mrs Matilda Knight in Mt Pleasant area
Mrs Peete and Mrs David Teale learned Monday morning of the death Sunday night of Matilda Knight at her daughter’s home in Mt Pleasant. Numerous local families hosted visits and gatherings over the weekend and into Monday with relatives from Clare, Vernon, Elm Grove, Flint, Lake, and North Arthur noted among the attendees and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Teale
Inlaw
Matilda Knight
Mt. Pleasant
Jom Bolen
Fred Irwin
Vernon
Irvin Fuller
Weidman
Warren Heiser
Cooley Bridge
Emerson Phillips
Anna Lee
Deckerville
Ervin Horning
Herbert Leonard
Bruce Gingery
Fou
Flint
Earl Gingery
Colonville
John Utley
Lake
Fred Bergey
Arthur Ginn
Hyron
Gilbert Howard
Clarence Cotton
Elm Grove
Bloyd Bergey
Tree of Heaven Grows In Out of Way Places
The tree of heaven thrives in harsh urban environments from Boston to Chicago. A native of northern China, it was introduced to England in 1751 and likely reached the United States later that century. It spreads easily by seeds or root cuttings and is found in many unlikely spots, also known as allanthus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington
Tree of Heaven
China
England
Peter Collinson
United States
Donald Wyman
New England
America
Heaven
Salina Postmaster James Fennell Still Serves After 44 Years
Postmaster James Fennell of Salina Pennsylvania continues in office 44 years after being appointed by McKinley in April 1896 at age 22. He has been repeatedly reappointed under eight presidents and now shares duties with assistant Dorothy Stewart to serve about 1 200 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fennell
Salina
McKinley
Fennell
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Factory Education at Haverford College
Dr. William Wistar Comfort retiring president argues a cap of 400 students per college optimizes personal learning. He warns a 4,000-student school becomes a factory, diluting teacher-student interaction and personal guidance, insisting education must be individualized one student at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wistar Comfort
Haverford College
Haverford
Comfort
Dr. Comfort
Warts Scarred Climbers Fight Lightning Cure
Leonard C Chatwin of the University of British Columbia suggests electrolysis from lightning strikes could kill warts. While climbing an 8,000 foot peak in a thunderstorm he and a club partner were struck. the partner reportedly lost warts a week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Chatwin
University of British Columbia
Chatwin
British Columbia Mountaineering Club
Mrs Pansy Prudden Visits Greenwood Extension Party
Mrs Pansy Prudden visited from Friday to Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Silvernail in Grand Blanc. Kenneth Stambaugh is confined with a broken leg and cared for by his wife and mother. Mrs Roy Holford and Mrs Roy Myers joined Greenwood Sr Extension Groups monthly Birthday party with a seven o clock dinner and card games won by Doris Budd and Roy Myers. The Redding township unit school No 1 girls start a summer 4-H meal preparation project this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Prudden
William Silvernail
Grand Blanc
Kenneth Stambaugh
Roy Holford
Roy Myers
Hudson Jones
Greenwood
Greenwood Sr
Doris Budd
Redding Township Unit School No. 1
Funeral notice for Grandma Burns in Wisconsin
The article notes the death of Grandma Burns, beloved by many, who had remained in good health until recently. Friends express sympathy to the bereaved family as floral tokens of esteem and love are sent to Roy Myers home where guests gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miy
Myrs
Roy Myers
Burns
Grandma Burns
Breaved
Local Pere Marquette Agent Information Notice
See your Pere Marquette Railway agent for complete information. Write to L. H. Kent, Superintendent of Steamships, Pere Marquette Railway, Ludington, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette Railway
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ludington
Mich
Manitowoc
Kewaunee
Milwaukee
Wisc
Pere Marquette
Lake Michigan
L. H. Kent
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Harold Hanchett
Andrew Courser
West Freeman
Michigan Twine
State OF
Michigan State Industries
Jackson, Michigan
Peete
Russell Davis
North Arthur
Carrie Pervarse
Josephine Lines
Alvis Denton
Arthur Denton
Dentons
Ernest Stevens
Vern Acker
Wise
Robert Lepesky
Jimmy
Ray Archbold
Leposky
Jesse Thompson
St. Louis
Abner Thompson
McDonnell
Carrie Pervorse
Latter Day Saints
Clare City
Floyd Bergey
John Schultz
Gordon McIntosh
Elya Lea
Kittie McIntosh
Mamie Chappell
Jackson
Mervin Cote
Cascades
Beulah Davis
Carrie Perverse
Austin Trumble
Norwell
Sadie Ogle
Marguerite Leonard
Etta Howard
Daisy Tiedeman
Grant
Prompt Service Valley
Chemical Company Telephone
Mt, Pleasant
Clare Sentinel
Great Lakes
Tee
Cheneecet Oil
Gulf ‘Ata Ata
Gulf
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