Many Visitors and Family News Frankly Shared
Bentley, Harri son, and Gladwin communities share a long list of weekend visits. Residents like John Shayler and George Shayler, Clair Stanley, Milo Myers, Harold Young, and many others are noted with relatives across Pontiac, Cadillac, Detroit, Flint, Saginaw, and Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shayler
Fred
Bentley
George Shayler
Clair Stanley
Harrison
Milo Myers
Hrnie Cleveland
Rey
Harry Cleveland
Dewey Paxton
Barbara
Harold Young
Gladwin
James BH. Ryan
Detroit
Ryan
Washington
G. C. Born
Cadillac
B. A. Born
George Karcher
Frank Brown
Patty
Coleman
A. B. Samborn
Ernest Bryant
Neosho
Missouri
Camp Crowder
Elwyn Warner
Hazel Giesler
Pontiac
A. J. Irwin, Jr
Ray Archbold
Donna
Linda
Flint
A. J. Archbold
George Siel
Birch Run
Eugene Stanley
Bernie Hampton
Kathleen
Stella Chapman
James Stanley
Raemarie Ryan
Sienna Heights College
National Federation of Catholic College Councils
Mary Grove
Rolland Witbeck
Carol Kay
Alma
Herbert van Heeose
Marvin Witbeck
Mary Guy
Roy Kinsey
Lee Goff
Louie Fulcher
Judy Lou
Jerry Lee
Ll. H. Thompson
Goff
Fulcher
Thompson
Will Lansing
Herrick
New arrivals and local births documented in early notices
The column records several births including Thomas Carl Gard born February 25 to Pvt. and Mrs. Carl Gard, and Thomas Wade born March 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Neilan Cradit. Robert Franklin born March 4 to Set. and Mrs. Leffingweil. It also lists visits, travels, moves, a 47th wedding anniversary for D. E. Hoover and wife, and care of a mother and son in Bay City and Lansing addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl . Gard
Thomas Carl Gard
Tommy Garl
Neilan Cradit
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Thomas Wade
Set
Leffingweil
Wade Cradit
North Arthuy
Ernest Green
Henry Norman
Cosgrove
Long Lake
John Gordon
Midland
Roy Gordon
Cornwell Ranch
Irnest Green
Leonel Green
Dale Hartman
Pontiac
John Hartman
Dale
Armed Services
M. R. Howlett
Samaritan Hospital
Bay City
Tim Frey
Cleland Green
Belding
Larry Hanson
Sacramento
Calif
D. E. Hoover
Lanning
Clare County
Hoover
Local Social Notes From Vernon City And Pontiac
Vernon City residents share family visits and hosting duties with relatives in Pontiac and nearby towns. The items list illnesses, dinners, weekend guest stays, and hospitality across multiple households including the Bergy and Brasington families, and mention a Sentinel ad blurb at the end. The tone reflects a compact community social column with numerous names and places.
Michigan Bell 1942 net income hits seven-year low
Michigan Bell Telephone Co reports 1942 net operating income of 9.34 million dollars, a 4 percent return on plant in service, while gross revenues rose 12 percent over 1941. Taxes jumped, dividends limited, and war-time expansion kept civilian service in full use. The 1917 and 1942 comparisons show growth in lines, cables, and staff, especially women. Safety notes warn against kite use near electric wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
George M. Welch
Michigan Bell
Welch
Scout News from Clare Troop 125 in Michigan
The Clare troop reports on Assistant Scoutmaster Jo joining the armed forces this month and shares humor about a popsicle incident at a high school party. It invites local residents to comment on forming a second troop, notes new recruits, Court of Honor events, and asks townsfolk to engage with chores and troop support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick
Clare
Clare, Mich
Farwell
Boys Warned Not to Fly Kites Near Power Wires
D. H. Gerhard of Consumers Power urges boys to fly kites only away from electric lines to prevent outages and possible fatal shocks. He warns metal kite parts and damp strings conduct electricity and have caused short circuits cutting power to factories, stores, and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Gerhard
Consumers Power Company
Mr. Gerhard
Dairy Cows Require Roughage For Continuous Production
Dairy cows need all the roughage they will eat at all times. When pastures fail to supply sufficient roughage, the herd is given grass silage, corn silage, or hay to keep them fed.
Eight Sticks of Dynamite Found With Cigar Box
Mrs August Maguire of New York City planned to burn papers and an innocent looking cigar box. The box fell to the floor and eight sticks of dynamite rolled out. Ronelle Edwards, 71, of South Paris Maine has sawn about 81 million feet of lumber at the same mill over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Maguire
New York City
Ronelle Edwards
Paris
Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. Doherty
Champ Hilliard
F. C. Ware
G. W. Dyer
Mt. Pleasant
George Tope
Bille Pasco
Trout Creek
Victor Lehtola
Glenn Blossom
Little Son
St. Louis
Harle Reédman
Ernest Tiedt
Ewart
Pauline Leis
Chester Richard, Jr
Michigan State College
Joanne
Ralph Evert
Sally and
Robbie
Saginaw
Alex MacKinnon
George Dyer
Church of God
Arthur Walter
Frank VanWormer
Clio
Claud Cassidy
Harold
B. J. Calking
Doris
Omer Parent
Martha Ann
Eileen
Homer Lear
Coffeyville
Kansas
Bourke Lodewyk
Lionel Duncan
Vernon
L. EB. Davy
Anna Arrand
Byron Vannest
Junior EB. Hughes
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Elton Lee Hughes
Andrew Friz
Glen Woods
Melvin
Rosebush
Seymour Border
Manley Smith
Caroline Sue
Russell Schlafley
Ed Schilafley
John Presley
Charlie Eschenweck
Kwart
Lee James
Vina Garchow
Walter Geraldine
Delbert
Bertha Grover
Garchow
Herman Hschenmeck
Art Damoth Agency
McKiwan Street
Vernon City
F. G. Allen
N. Anderson St
Ea Sherman
Sherman
Clifford Powlison
Lake
Margaret Briggs
Frank Mitchell
Carol
Sanford
Bud Shepherd
Floyd Randle
Shirley
Hastings
Hora McDonell
Harold Williams
Ray Utley
Fred Bergey
James Pedgrift
Gilmore
Melvin Brasington
Ernie Cleveland
Kalamazoo
Hola McDonell
Loomis
Dave Teale
Asher Knight
Jerry
Pleasant
DON
Gerhard
Boy Scout News
Squadine
Anderson’s Drug Store
Prescription Department
Houghton _ beer
North Star Grocery Company
Cans
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