Social visits fill Vernon area over weekend
Vernon Hill and relatives hosted guests from Gladwin Flint Saginaw and Lansing with numerous family gatherings. Neighbors and kin, including Mr and Mrs Marvin Tidball and Miss Leola Phillips, joined in dinners, Sunday visits, and birthday greetings across Vernon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Walton
Gladwin
Elizabeth Schoonover
Marvin Tidball
Flint
J. IV, Siel
Bert ‘Jackson
Blaine Gunthrie
Margaret Briggs
Jennie Campbell
Lake George
Windover Lake
Bernice Jockwig
Leland ‘Ingleheart
Saginaw
Leona Pringle
Vern Owens
Wilbur Burns
Vernon
Gynthia Emery
Amelia Gardner
Leola Phillips
Herome
Clair Stanley
Harrison
Lansing
Arthur Saul
Dover
D. Harvey
Martin Heiser
June
Randy
Warren Heiser
Wm. Apel
Hirs. Oren Agle
Toledo
Ohio
Mattie Shaner
Gilmore
Jacob Walker
Susan Walker
Shaner
Virgil Todd
Baby
Reed City
Orison Huntley
James Calkins
Fordville
Frank
Effie Stanford
Clare
Wilma Nowlan
Russell Plegel
Gilbert Howard
Glen Hammond
Harold
Mt. Pleasant
M. Henderick
The
Hagle
Daisy Brackart
Sheridan
Will Teale
Barbara
Wesley Teale
Chas. Monroe
Etta Butcher
Rosebush
George Snider
Wm. Dickerson
Farwell
Louisa Dickerson
Edward Mussel
Wilma Nowlen
W. N. Younglove
Dayton
Melvin LaVoye
Currie Farm
Frank Robison
Roy Miller
Ithaca
Loomis School
Garfield Grange Initiates Eight New Degree Members
The Garfield Grange degree team initiated eight members into the third and fourth degrees. Applications continue, with next meeting set for April 2. Grant McLane worked on the soil erosion project and made a business trip to Farwell. Lecture hour featured singing and a crop garden under Sister Bentley. Sunday school will be held at the Grange hall each Sunday at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Grange
Grant McLane
Farwell
Sister Bentley
Grange Hall
Gilmore Grange Invites Members For March 31 Meeting
Regular grange gathering planned for March 31 with all members urged to attend. March 25 features a dancing party and initiation with a pot luck supper. New members include Mr. and Mrs. Ervin McMehon Mr. and Mrs. Archie Border Raymond Wood Ondlee Graham Elton Scafley and three re instatements Sabra Daine Mrs. D Funnell and Mrs. Ella Sherman. A community note reports several local visits moves and events including a house warming for Mr and Mrs George Parker and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin
McMehon
Archie Border
Raymond Wood
Ondlee Graham
Elton Scafley
Sabra Daine
D. Funnell
Ella Sherman
Alice Cook
Verdena Perry
Lester Thrush
Melvin Brasington
Florida
South Gilmore
CG. L. Brasington
Dick Olger
McArthur Strange Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Jim Pedegrift
Seymour Border
Rosebush
Glenn Woods
S. Border
H. J. Shaffer
N. Trumble
Margaret
Betty Marshall
Hdd Marshall
Coleman
Hart Marshall
Summers
Ruby Newman
F. P. Davis
Ronald Davis
East of Clare
FF. Newman
Alberta Visit Weighs Asiatic Origins Of Native Peoples
Prof. W L Bliss of the University of New Mexico arrives in Edmonton to study Alberta and the Mackenzie valley for evidence that North American inhabitants migrated from Asia via the Bering Strait. He cites slender strait width, racial types, and Oriental relics as supporting links to multiple migrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
W. L. Bliss
University of New Mexico
J. A. Allen
University of Alberta
Asia
Bering Strait
Alberta
Bliss
MacKenzie River Valley
Mexico
North America
Alaska
Dr. Bliss
America
Allan
A. Haynes
MacKenzie River
Spinning Wheel Keeps Family Going in Rushmore
Mrs. Martha Odens of Rushmore Minnesota recalls starting wool at age eleven and continues the old spinning wheel tradition earning a living for her family with handmade yarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushmore
Minn
Martha Odens
Comforting Wool Work From Mrs Odens' Home Industry
Mrs Odens spins and knits wool to craft comforters mittens sweaters and lace pillow adornments. Her market extends to Illinois and last year included 11 comforters 118 mittens and 18 sweaters made by her. She learned from her grandmother in Germany and runs the current spinning wheel bought after her previous one wore out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Nazi Ancestor Worship Spreads in German Baltic Coast
In Mecklenburg and along the Baltic coast Germany braces for a neoprotestant rite trend as unused chapels become ancestral halls. An NS party head orders tablet keeping and a regional director dedicates an ancestral chapel decorated with a swastika and a Chopin prelude. A local family’s six children join as new members of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Baltic Sea
Mecklenburg
Britain Opens Fattening School for Its Recruits
A new fattening school will be started in Canterbury for army recruits deemed unfit. The Aldershot experiment began with 200 undernourished men who gained about six pounds and one inch in chest in six weeks after a diet of fresh fruit milk and barley sugar plus fresh air and light exercise. The depot now furnishes about one recruit daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Canterbury
Aldershot
Unique Fusion-Welded Boiler Locomotive Enters Service
The Delaware and Hudson railroad has placed in service a locomotive featuring a fusion-welded boiler, the first such engine ever constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
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Vernon Hill
Lca Revue
Maribel Vinson
Auspices Music Corporation OF America
New York
Saginaw Auditorium
Michigan
Detroit
Gilmore Grange
Stanislaus Zbysko
Pietro Gobbo
Wladek Cyganiewicz
New York City
Zbysko
United States
Consumer
Pleasant
Wong
Tuyeres
H. J. Foster
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
Saturday Evening Post
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