Winterfield Ernest Kennedy Taken to Clare Hospital
Ernest Kennedy, ill nearly all winter, was moved to Clare Hospital on Wednesday. Visitors include Roy Suttons with baby from near Clare and the Gaskills. Several families visited relatives in Clare and Cadillac, with notably frank remarks on cooking and a seafood meal feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kennedy
Clare Hospital
Roy Sutton
Clare
Sam Gaskill
Lewis Lockwood
Edd Cutler
Pirnest
Clarence Coleman
Flint
Nealie Cook
William
Cadillac
J. Dells
Linton Foster
Marion
Revival at Lake grounds Maple Grove ushers changes
Several residents attend the Lake revival led by Rev Chas Kleinhardt prompting postponement of the local prayer meeting until the revival ends. Edw. Jackson of the U S Army visits sister Mrs Catherine Alwood and family. Bernard Schofield and family return from a Florida trip as guests of W E Currie. Cora Smedley returns from Midland. Elmer Schofield Jr drives a new Chevrolet. Lawrence Finch and family visit Flint. Mas Rulapaugh shows health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Chas. Kleinhardt
Edw. Jackson
U.S. Army
Catherine Alwood
Florida
W. E. Currie
Cora Smedley
Midland
Elmer Schofield, Jr
Gladwin
Lawrence Finch
Flint
Mas
Rulapaugh
Hinkleville Club Meets for All Day Session
Hinkleville Nutrition Club met with Mrs A Byba on March 9 for an all day meeting with nine members and five visitors. A noon balanced meal was served. Next meeting set for April 13 hosted by Mrs Bellinger. Various local visits and illness notes follow including Marguerite Byba returning from Grand Rapids and Reginald McBride visiting Elm Grove. Frank hosting oyster supper for ditch project workers.
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Hinkleville Nutrition Club
A. Byba
Bellinger
Gordon McIntosh
Iva Lee
Ohn Schultz
Vernon Hill
Marguerite Byba
Grand Rapids
Warren Davison
Lansing
Vern Moline
Nelson Irish
Rosebush
Myr
Hish
A. Purdy
Jas. Nevills
Sheridan
the Sanderson
Wm. Lowery
Vermon
F. Hinkle
Wm. Hawkins
Frank Hartman
Midland
Frank Asking
Frank
Andersonville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Mary McNerney and son Henry visit from Pontiac as she cares for a ill daughter. Numerous neighbors host calls at the Renner, Ramey and Tice homes while others travel to Pontiac and Barryton for short visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McNerney
Henry
Dorotha Burr
Wm. Kile
Wise
Marl Hovey
Jerald
Pontiac
Hovey
Frank Owens
Ruth Allen
Nellie Ramey
Dorotha
Clarence Ramey
Warren Nellis
Lorne Coyne
Martin
John Tice
John Stough
Harl McCarmen
Barryton
Warren Nellie
Mrs. McGraw
Kathleen
Norman
Lorene McGraw
Midland
Cornwellville News Highlights Local Visits and Quilting Club
Mrs Ted Hanel and son visited her Toledo parents. Funeral attendance in Clare for early settler Chris Kleiner. Thimble Club advances quilting plan with weekly meetings and guest visitors from Elm Grove Brown Corners and Midland. Mrs Grace Williams and others joined. events include hostess gifts and pot luck meals. Dr Strange from Fowler Ranch improves buildings. Local social notices and greetings conclude with a river of small town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hanel
Toledo
Chris Kleiner
Clare
Thimble Club
Mae Hartman
Rose Williams
Pleasant
Fowler Ranch
Roy Gordon
Jesse Wood and Sons
Orin
Onee
Battle Creek
Glen Gordon
Lloyd
Bobby
Thelma
Lora
John Gordon
Florence Mominer
Midland
Basil Harvey
Doris Bosworth
Harrigan
Frederick Garden
Rhobert Carter
Saginaw
Michigan Rules on Car Sights Brakes and Horns
The article explains driver licensing test content and how Michigan law requires two headlights with specified visibility, tail lights readable at 500 feet, license plate illumination, use of lights from after sunset to before sunrise, both hand and foot brakes usable on any incline, and horn must be audible at 200 feet under normal conditions. It stresses keeping brakes lights and horn in good working order at all times.
Ancient art of bell casting reaches Vancouver church
Frank C. Godfrey, a veteran bell tuner and designer from John Taylor & Company England, oversees eight new bells for St James Anglican in Vancouver. He notes English bells dominate due to tuning expertise and describes the casting process, cooling, and gas escape. Godfrey has previously installed carillons at Luray Virginia and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Frank C. Godfrey
Godfrey
St. James Anglican Church
North American
England
St. James
John Taylor & Company
Loughborough
Taylor Bell Foundry
Johannes de Stafford
Taylor
Luray
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Muscles and Menus to Be Streamlined in Britain
The British national fitness campaign will also reshape eating habits by linking cookery education with physical culture. Plans aim to boost evening cookery centers for adults and improve use of existing ones. The ministers note many girls leave school for work and forget school cooking and dietetics by marriage, prompting bridging efforts.
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London
Ministry of Health
Board of Education
Board of Trade
Clock of 1656 Buried in Wars Still Keeps Time in Duluth
A 281 year old clock buried during French and English wars and again in the Revolutionary War remains running in Duluth for Mrs. W. Storer. It once served Maj. Andrew Finck, chief of staff to General Lafayette, and was made in 1656 by Swedish craftsman William Threlkeld who trained in Holland and worked in London as a leading clockmaker.
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Duluth
Minn
Storer
Maj
Andrew Finck
General Lafayette
William Threlkeld
Holland
London
OUR CONSTITUTION REMEMBERED 151 YEARS LATER
The article reflects on the ratification of the U S Constitution 151 years ago and urges appreciation for its enduring framework. It credits forefathers for a stable government and protection from dictatorial rule and calls for salute to those founders.
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United States
Stenography career reflections for students
Several students consider stenography as a career but may overlook the realities. The piece argues about starting at the bottom, gaining experience, and accepting a routine life while waiting for chances to advance. It stresses practicality over idealism in pursuing such a profession.
German Band Plays Kiwanis Event on March Second
The German Band performed for Kiwanis Club on March second, presenting a variation of the Three Trees that pleased members. Uniforms draw attention as last minute color details are discussed by Mr. Greenfield and others.
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Kiwanis Club
Three Trees
Greenfield
Florida visitor ships alligator to biology display
Evelyn Olson bought Sleepy an eight month old alligator in Florida and sent the reptile to Clare for Mr. Hansen's biology display. Sleepy has no teeth yet and will not grow teeth until age five. The creature grows two inches each year and was born on an alligator farm.
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Florida
Evelyn Olson
Evelyn
Clare
Mr. Hansen
Mt. Pleasant Tournament Banquet Honors Varsity Squad
Hansen's homeroom hosted a Wednesday banquet to boost the Mt. Pleasant Varsity Squad before the tournament. The hurried meal pleased Mr. Garthe, with a subsequent speech and singing at the Clare High School event.
The Man in the Hall: Constitution Study At School
Students in high school discuss the Constitution to gain civic understanding. Opinions favor learning about government structure, voting rights, citizens duties, and compare rights to be better informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cappaert
Bernie Cleveland
Marge Parish
Belle Murphy
Don Shively
Norman Sutton
Miss Tobler
Mr. Brown
Guildford Touts Clock Reform To End Tardiness Nuisance
The town of Guild ford Surrey aims to curb lateness caused by street clocks showing incorrect times. Public clock owners would face a 25 fine and a 10 daily fine thereafter under a general powers bill to be put before Parliament next season.
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London
Guildford
Surrey County
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