Rosebush church schedules and local visits noted
Rosebush Methodist Church lists 10 45 a m Sunday School 11 45 a m preaching and junior choir Friday. Center Methodist Church shows 9 45 a m Sunday School 30 45 a m preaching 8 p m Epworth League. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Cole Lewis and family and other residents. Rev Father John J McAllister, former St Henry's pastor, dies in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush Methodist Church
Center Methodist Church
Epworth League
Cole Lewis
Wayne
Bob Elliott
Lloyd Watson
Saginaw
Bus Warner
Midland
Joe Clevenger
Ning
Loren Schutt
Merton McTaggart
Flint
Rosebush
Delores Walker
Shreveport
Louisiana
John J. McAllister
Grand Rapids
St. Henry’s
Vernon City Social Round Includes Visits and Funeral
Vernon City residents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Teale visited Mt. Pleasant with their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Asher Knight. Mrs. Margaret Briggs stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Artcliff in Fordville. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bolen dined with her daughter Mrs. Albert Rube in Vernon. They attended the funeral of their niece and cousin Mrs. Earl Hovey in Rosebush. Bolen is feeling much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Teale
Asher Knight
Mt. Pleasant
Margaret Briggs
C. W. Artcliff
Fordville
Thomas Bolen
Albert Rube
Vernon
Earl Hovey
Rosebush
Bolen
Spring Arrivals Light Up Eden Yard And Local Visits
A robin signals spring in Eden yard as residents record weekend visits. Jesse Thompson of Alma and sister-in-law Hola McDonel host. Carla Mae Chaplin of Clare visits Mrs. A H White. A H White’s family hosts Carl Chaplin’s party. Detroit guests join Bertha Owens. Families Brasington Sheets Bergey share time with kin across Temple and Clare.
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Robin
Eden Yard
Jesse Thompson
Alma
Hola McDonel
Carl Chaplin
Carla Mae
Clare
A. H. White
Herb Leonard
Ella Sherman
Robert Loar
Detroit
Fred Bergey
Jesse Brasington
Gilmore
Melvin Brasington
Arthur Sheets
Carolton Lee
Donna Kay
Temple
Bertha Owens
F. L. Bergey
Harold Hess
Farming Is Dangerous Says Agriculture Department
The department of agriculture warns that fatal farming accidents outnumber those in any other occupation, highlighting the risks faced by agricultural workers and the need for safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ancient Dwellings Unearthed in England During War
London reports a discovery of pit dwellings, a burial custom unknown in Britain, found during war activities. Mrs Stuart Figgott described an amber necklace believed dated about 1500 B C to the Royal Archaeological Society, noting pit dwellings were miniature houses with corpses encased inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Stuart Figgott
Royal Archeological Society
Britain
Europe
Old Silk Stockings Used for Bandages in China Aid
Portland readers learn the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China asks women to donate old silk stockings. The stockings are fumigated and used as padding to save cargo space in shipments to China, with each 25 stockings unpacked at Chinese points yielding an illustrated English Chinese bandaging guide.
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Portland
Oah
China
American Bureau
Ghost Ship prow painted as whale spooks Lake Erie fleet
Coast guard near Cleveland received a distress call from ore boats 18 miles off shore. A freighter crew reported a whale figure with a harpoon, then a second craft described a ghost ship roaming the lakes. They found a sailboat whose prow was painted to mimic a giant whale jaws, broken loose from its mooring.
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Cleveland
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Coast
Woman Fired From Service Station For Tough Language
TOPEKA KAN A girl service station attendant hired to replace a man drafted to war was fired. The manager said her language was too tough.
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Topeka, Kan
28 Guns Seized From Oklahoma German Alien
FBI agent in charge W G Banister reports seizure of 28 guns and 136089 rounds of ammunition from a German alien in Oklahoma City. The report lists 15 shotguns 10 rifles and 3 revolvers and notes whether the suspect was arrested was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. G. Banister
FBI
Banister
Rouen as Axis Air Offensive Objective and Port Features
Rouen, a Rouen seaport city 60 miles upriver from Paris, is identified as the Axis air offensive objective and the principal French port for coal and oil. The text notes rail lines, bridges, locks, a floating drydock, shipyards, and marine shops, with cargo warehouses and industries including cotton weaving and chemical works producing explosives under German direction.
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Rouen
Paris
Seine
Ratipade
Colors as heat sense test prompts wartime note
A report cited by George D. Gaw shows color affecting perceived warmth. In a New York factory the main office changed from yellow to light blue and workers felt colder at 72 degrees, sweater use rising. Reverting to yellow raised comfort, with 75 degrees then felt too warm.
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George D. Gaw
New York City
One-Third Space Wasted in Homes by Unused Rooms
Building experts estimate about one third of typical home space is wasted with attic and basement areas as the largest culprits. In defense centers where extra rooms are scarce, homeowners are transforming spaces into attractive bedrooms using inexpensive color coat insulating panels.
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WAAC
Red Cross
Army
Navy
American Red Cross
Corporal Rolland Schutt
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Mrs
Ervin Schutt
John Corcoran
Hughie McGuire
Mary McConnell
Kenneth Cluley
Vernon City
Oklahoma
Michigan
Union
Lloyd B.reid
Clare County School System
Joan F. Brown
Clare County
Lansing
Charles P. Nugent
University
Ira Dean McCoy
Edward W. McFarlande
Bernard T. Foley
State Board of Education
Arthur W. Jewett
State Board of Agriculture
Joseph B. Carey
Lloyd B. Reid
Bert D. Chandler
Justice of the Supreme Court
Frank L. McAvinchey
the Supreme Court
Democratic
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