Local families share news of illnesses and visits
Ross Coe and Ruth have red measles but now may be around. Mrs. Russell Paxton and son Lewis visited Mt. Morris to see her stroke‑stricken father. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sowle hosted Harley’s birthday dinner with family in Clare. Mrs. Frank Loomis and Billy spent time with Mrs. Leslie Randle’s family for Ruth’s sixth birthday. William Langil is improving after a brief sickness. Dr. Potter from Coleman examined a patient at Bertha Randle’s farm. Carl Cotton and family visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Schaar, and Lucille A. Schaar returned home from work nearby.
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Ross Coe
Ruth
Russell Paxton
Lewis
Mt. Morris
Mark Sowle
Harley
Clare
Frank Loomis
Billy
Goten
Leslie Randle
William Langil
Dr. Potter
Coleman
Bertha Randle
Carl Cotton
R. Schaar
Lucille A. Schaar
Loomis
Winterfield Social News and Local Visits
The Vander Woude family hosted visitors at the Thomas Vander Woude home last week. Roy Sutton and baby from near Clare visited My and Mrs Sam Gaskill, while Seigal Vander Woude visited his parents. Dr J Delts spent Thursday night with his daughter in Marion. Frances and Edith Davis called on Nealie Cooks and were supper guests at Peter Cooks. William Vander Woude of McBain visited. Mrs Peter Cook visited her parents James Heckhorn. The Tri County Doctor and nurse visited the school Wednesday. Grandon Farmers club met at Winterfield Town Halls Tuesday evening, all reported a fine time. Mildred Gable visited Frances Davis Sunday. Robert Dunn and Bruce Wheeler visited Frank Daviss home Sunday.
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Vander Woude
Thomas Vander Woude
Roy Sutton
Near Clare
Sam Gaskill
Seigal Vander Woude
J. Delts
Martin Kheen
Marion
Frances
Edith Davis
Nealie Cooks
Peter Cook
William Vander Woude
McBain
James Heckthorn
Tri County
Grandon Farmers Club
Winterfield
Mildred Gable
Frances Davis
Robert Dunn
Bruce Wheeler
Frank Davis
Stanton’s
Lake
Jas. Rulapaugh
Elmer Schofield Jr
Ruth Harriger
Gilmore
Hinkleville Extension Plans All Day Meeting Next Wednesday
The Hinkleville Extension group will hold an all day meeting with Mrs. Byba on March 9. The community reports a measle epidemic with Thurston Orville Allen and Maxine Hanell as affected residents this week.
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Hinkleville Extension Group
Byba
Thurston
Orvile Allen
Maxine Hanell
B. Gorr
Vernon
F. Hinkle
Guy Thompson
Lansing
Jerry Koontz
Geo. Butts
Barryton
Vern Moline
Harold
Clare
Bay City
Frank Calkins
Clarence Bader
Gilbert Howard
Himer Lackie
Bob
Wise
McIntosh
Volney Davis
Detroit
Alma
Andersonville Wise Farm Union Meets at 33 In Attendance
The Wise Farm Union met Thursday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Ram e y and 33 present. Ladies sewed on a Crazy quilt while men played cards. Next meeting set with Minnie Cluley on March 10. Sunday callers at John Smith home included Witzgeralds Richards from Saginaw Hart Grace and Harold. Additional visits noted with Sharp family Burch family Hol McDonald Walker Johnson Russell Mig Ram ey Varney and Ernest Ramy families.
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Wise Farm Union
Clarence Ramey
Minnie Cluley
John Smith
Witzgerald
Richard
Saginaw
Hart Grace
Howard Grace
Harold
Wilson Sharp
Fred Burch
Wise
Chas. McDonald
Hol
McDonald
Hart Walker
Ward Johnson
Lena Russell
Mig
Tony O’meiley
Clarence Raney
H. Varney
Stevenson Lake
Ernest Ramey
Local Social Callers Visit Sidney Carey and Nearby Homes
The text lists residents and visitors in a small town social note. Mr and Mrs Will Allen with family joined by Geo Renner, Jack Russell, Violet Prout, June Russell, and Harvey Spickerman at Sidney Carey’s home on a Wednesday evening. Other callers at Harold Kile’s home included Mary Sharp and Mr and Mrs Wajack and their baby from Mr Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Harrd Anderson visited Harl Walker’s home on Monday.
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Will Allen
Geo. Renner
Jack Russell
Violet Prout
June Russell
Harvey Spickerman
Sidney Carey
Harold Kile
Mary Sharp
Wajack
Mr. Pleasant
Harrd Anderson
Harl Walker
Maple Grove U B Church Notes and Local Visits
Rev E R Town Pastor conducts Sunday School and preaching sessions at Maple Grove U B Church. Visitors include L D Rulapaugh family, Lawrence Finch kin, Meryl and George Davison cutting posts, and Ruth Harriger. Residents face scarlet fever quarantine, illnesses, and farm tasks. several outings to Midland Harrison and Mt. Pleasant noted.
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Maple Grove U. B. Church
E. R
Pontius Pilate play stars in New Haven church program
The community enjoyed the Pontius Pilate play at the New Haven church near Carson City despite cold, stormy weather. A large audience contributed a free will offering for the missionary program as the event closed.
Dogs Tumble Then Make Meal on Rabbit
Regina Saskatchewan. A 50 foot tumble into an old coal mine shaft did not stop Joe Howe from rabbit hunting. He freed his dogs and recovered them alive at the shaft bottom feasting on the captured rabbit.
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Regina
Joe Howe
Readlyn
Sask
Howe
Lights in New York Yarns and Robberies Mixed In
Odd items turn up in hotel lost and found including a pearl necklace and a platinum watch. Robberies occur in traffic pauses and purse snatchings rise with women as frequent targets. A Hollywood telegram about bathing scenes and a Montigny France memory close the column.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Waldorf
New York
Brooklyn
Darts Craze Sweeps England During Social Rise
London reports a national darts craze spreading from pubs to social circles. The king and queen reportedly played, with the queen scoring 21 and the king 19 in a left-handed effort at Slough social center. Brewers organize competitions drawing 117000 entries in London, boosting pub business.
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London
England
Great Britain
Q. On
Slough
King George
Elizabeth
Daris
Malaria Spreading North By Airplane And Trailer
Dr Marcos Fernan Nunez of Marquette University reports malaria expansion in northern regions where it was rare a decade ago. He cites four factors including wintering in the South, rising trailer travel, more rock gardens, and increased airplane travel.
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Milwaukee
United States
Marcos Fernan-Nunez
Marquette University
Fernan-Nunez
Two Thirds of Blindness Attributed to Stubbornness
Dr. Charles A. Bahn of the New Orleans Society for Prevention of Blindness says two thirds of blindness stems from stubbornness and inaction. He lists four direct causes including touching eyes with dirty objects, abuse, risky eye behavior, and failing to live intelligently.
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New Orleans
Charles A. Bahn
New Orleans Society For Prevention of
Mile of Wire Needed for Full-Size Window Screen
A factory notes that producing a full size window screen requires a mile of wire. The detail highlights the substantial material demand for the screen's mesh construction.
English Throne Chair of Oak in the House of Lords
The English throne is a Gothic oak chair housed in the House of Lords. The piece highlights its wooden craftsmanship and ceremonial importance within Parliament.
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House of Lords
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