Windover Lake Resort News Highlights Local Visits
Residents and visitors frequent Windover Lake with door to door calls and birthday celebrations. Mr. and Mrs. Presley and son Curtissivere Clare visited. Charlie Lyons returned to the cottage. Oscar Delling of Pontiac and Bert Walker's circle were seen in Clare area. Open bass fishing opened with families and guests from Lansing, Detroit, Pontiac joining the Windover community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Lyons
H. FP. Achard
Jimmie Lockwood
Ottawa
B. Darnell
West Treeman
Bert Walker
Yvonne G. Gallaway
Clare
Virgil Blain
J. Winegardner
Bertha Lake
Austin Dunkle
Pontiac
Earl Dunkle
Wm. Blain
S. Harris
Windover Lake
A. Weaver
Mr. Jumble
Lansing
Harry Bearemont
Detroit
Freeman Town Hall
B. Dietz
Edward Mosholick
Osmer Arnold Dies at Home. Burial Plans Pending
Osmer Arnold died at his home late Sunday afternoon. The body was removed by A. N. Friz to his undertaker parlors in Clare. No definite burial arrangements were made at this time. The two children are staying at K. Benchley’s home for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmer Arnold
A. N. Friz
Clare
K. Benchley
Lake George Resort Cottage Weekend Visitors List
Names and towns of many visitors and seasonal residents up to cottages around Lake George. from Clare Clare Sat urday Elsie Ashley Mason and other communities arrive for summer stays at various cottages and fishing trips. several families enjoy fishing bassa and trout as they spend weekends and plan longer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thilly
Clare
Fred Wolf
Miss M. Crum
Elsie
Guy Turner
Ashley
Stuart Bicknell
Charles Borst
Camp Custer
Morgan
John Kings
Spenry’s
Mason
Walter and Milt Fishing Trip and Local Notes
Walter rows the boat while Milt catches a fish then Milt hooks himself and Walter performs an operation. Walter helps Milt recover and they head home with Milt nursing a sore hand. Accident no three this season. Albert Moyes and family of Rose bush at the cottage Sunday. Bernard Schofield and wife visited Don Luccé’s Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Milt
Albert Moyes
Rosebush
Bernard Schofield
Don Luccé
Thomas Holbrook
Clare
Morris Gordon
Langing
Basil Bakers
John Cameron
Owosso
Shiawassee
Clyde Newberry
Detroit
Clark Sutherland
Homer Douglas
Otho Sutherland
Carl Washburn
Alma
Osmer Arnolds
Camp Meeting at Mt Pleasant June 29 to July 6
The Isabella County Holiness Association holds its fifth annual camp meeting at the Fair Grounds Mt Pleasant Michigan starting Thursday evening June 29 through July 9. Rev L M Blakely of Detroit and Rev J C Lambert of Lansing will preach with Mrs Blakely and Mrs Lambert joining. Daily Bible reading at 10 am afternoon 2 30 and evening 7 30. Bring basket dinners to Island Park and plan to stay all day on July 4. County Holiness Assn Committee.
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Isabella County Holiness Association
Fair Grounds
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
L. M. Blakely
Detroit
State Holiness Association
J. C. Lambert
Lansing
Nazerene Church
Blakely
Lambert
Island Park
County Heliness Ass’pn Committee
Marriage Settlements and Alimony Opinions Expressed in Rochester
Charles S. Reed writes in the Rochester Clarion arguing alimony and child support are unfair to the mother and should reflect a 60 40 division after a dissolution. He claims mothers should not claim funds unless physically crippled by marriage life and compares marriage to a 50 50 partnership. The notice ends with an unrelated classified ad for selling old items at Samborn's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Reed
Rochester Clarion
Through A Woman's Eyes By Jean Newton
A ten-year-old girl nearly threw herself before an elevated train to prove a child’s inner unhappiness. She cited feeling supplanted by her brother and sought death after a hurtful incident, but the train stopped in time. The article argues such emotional struggles in children are real and need understanding guidance from parents.
Prone Bits From School Humor and History Notes
A jumble of classroom jokes and quick biographical tidbits. It mentions Burns keeping a louse and a mouse, teachers noting boners in exams, Caesar and Cassius, a seminary joke, Spanish Main ships, ostriches and kangaroos relation, a 1864 bill, and Judge Ben Lindsey advocating Compassionate marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Ben Lindsey
Good Quality Hay Guides Dairy Profit and Feeding
A New York State College review by Prof. B Savage stresses hay as the foundation of dairy rations. Early cutting preserves protein, flavor, and leaf retention while minimizing fiber loss and labor. late cuts reduce palatability and overall profits despite higher tonnage.
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B, Savage
New York State
Collera
Reviewinee Nno Service
Dairymen
Matter of Rations Not to Be Treated Lightly
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station notes that dairymen face a key choice between fixed feeds and ready mixed rations. It urges evaluating feed quality, supply variety, and thorough mixing, warning that apparent savings may vanish if low quality ingredients reach the pail.
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Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Minnesota Cow Testing Private Production Records
Minnesota operates a statewide private cow testing system to help owners outside standard groups. Monthly samples are mailed to University Farm laboratory and each cow receives an individual production record. Costs are $1.25 monthly for up to 10 cows and $18 yearly plus $1 per cow over 10, with yearly summaries for the herd.
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Minnesota
University Farm
Detects Faulty Reading Habits Film at Minnesota University
Motion picture records track a person’s movements while reading using an apparatus at the University of Minnesota. The system aims to detect faulty reading habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
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Gooditch Safety
Silvertown
Goodrich Safety
ScuTi McEwan Sr
Olmer Arnold
Lake George Resort
John Doherty
G. A. Silover
Allen Graham
Carl Updegraff
Fred Bingham
Farwell
Shepard Cottage
al Rider
Bannister
Frank Newsom
R. Reynolds
Clyde Newsom
Horton
Shepherd
Park
F. Fanning
Joe Grimm
Blanch ‘Ard
Oakdale
Lake George
Henry Ayris
Oscar Delling
Cook
Studebaker
Frank Harvie
Lucile Brooks
Genevieve Luce
Geoil Davidson
Ton Luce
Vernon Grewe
Don
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Norman
Eldrid
Six Lakes
Charles Grimm
Blanchard
Clyde Himére
Stanley Duross
Dong
Samborn’s
Womans Eyes
Jean Newton
Robert Burns
Caesar
Cassius
Dairyman
Coldwater Lake Inn
Thayer Brothers
West Fourth St
Clare, Michigan
Clare County
Walter Foell
Sturting Oil Co
Paxton & Foell Garage
East 4Th Street
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