Local Social Notes Highlight Visit and Travel
Corresponde nce lists Sunday visits and errands among residents of Glare Clare and Rosebush. Names include John Haines Mrs BodKing Harl Credit Nina Leater Allen Gerow Wes Gerow O. H. Phillips Dr. Clute Jay Clute Alfred Roe Mrs. Hampton Mrs. Reid Geraldine Hampton Carl Galosh Chas Bodkins Frank Walters and Dave Teale.
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John Haines
Glare
John Bodking
Harl Credit
Nina, Leater ‘Alien
Brand
Wes Gerow
Allen Gerow
Will Gerow
A. D. Hampton
Wm. Reid
Harrison
M. D. Clute
Clute
Clare
Alfred Roe
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jay Clute
O. H. Phillips
Arthur
Rosebush
Geraldine Hampton
Carl Galosh
Ford Roadsters
Chas. Bodkins
Frank Walters
Lansing
John Bodkins
Dave Teale
Weekend visits and illnesses noted in Myers Corners
Ruth Myers and families from Harri son and Lansing visited relatives including Paul Moore L A Riggens and wife Mrs A Hutchinson and baby Mar ine. Pneumonia illness for Mrs Will Shaver. Thorman funeral. multiple trips and house moves at Myers home and surrounding towns.
Spermatic Shield touted by Chicago expert in rupture treatment
Mr Seeley of Beeley Co announces a Chicago truss expert will visit the Wright Hotel Alma on Tuesday May 12 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield. He claims rapid, surgery free results and warns against elastic trusses. The notice notes US government documents for inspection and offers free demonstrations.
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Beeley’ Co
Chicago
Wright Hotel
Alma
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Teal Family Returns From Wikhart Visit
Mr and Mrs M Teal plus their children and relatives spent ten days at Wikhart Indiana returning home Saturday. It was rainy and cold there. Mrs Glenn Blystone visited Saginaw Sunday to see her sister Mrs Hineat Beal who is in hospital. John Greer called on D W Comets Sunday morning. K A Turner visited relatives in Gladwin Sunday. Kenneth Gomer spent weekend at home trout fishing with Thurlow. Mrs Langworthy and daughter of Mr Pleasant visited Friday night and Saturday with Mrs Calvin Guest and family. Lloyd Langworthy also visited Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Myers
Paul Moore
Harrison
L. A. Riggens
A. Hutchinson
Baby Marine
I. M. Myers
W. BE. Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Lester Storms
Flint
John Albertson
Lansing
F. M. Myers
J. Albertson
Willis Green
L. A. Kiggens
Joseph Heiser
Will Shaver
Florence Timm
W. E. Myers
William Thorman
Detroit
George Kinzelman
Jack Front
J. Balsley
Ohio
Clare
M. L. Haviland
Gladwin
A. Chatterton
M. Teal
Wikhart
Ind
Glenn Blystoné
Saginaw
Hineat Beal
John “Greer
D. W. Comets
K. A. Turner
Scott
Clair Scott
John Martin
Will Schilling
L. J. Martin
Jake Smith
Holly Yoker
Calvin Tryon
Bay City
Ed. McCoy
Pontiac
M. Schilling
Ludington
Paul Finch
Father
George Ess
C. Green
Ed. Stanley
Heart
Anna Spence
Evarts
Lake
Lynn Davison
Lois Hakens
al. Bassett
D. Scott
C. Scott
J. Smith
Margaret Martin
Glen Amy
Foster Smith
Chas. Summers
Wylda Boucher
V. Ty Finch
Windover Lake
Raymond
Harry Cornell
Mary Cornell
Katherine. Watkins
Alfred Scott
Sebewing
Mrs. Metcalf
Sam Muir
al. Tryon, Jr
Savanah
Missouri
Ancér
Barnie Emons Returns From Sickness In South West Gilmore
The notice reports Barnie Emons recovering from illness and able to be out again while his wife remains ill. It mentions community events at the Christian church including Lyons farewell sermon, two new converts, and a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Lyons. Several visits and family happenings across local households are noted.
Weekend social notes from Lake and nearby towns
Lake area residents and visitors share a busy weekend with gatherings in Ludington Clare and Reed City. Local families report arrivals departures and travels including Bay City Flint Lansing and Savannah Missouri. Notables include deaths and health news while others recount visits and hospital news.
Doan's Pills Help Clare Woman End Kidney Pain
A Clare resident, Mrs J Huffman of Pine and East 6th street, reports dull kidney pain and sharp backache eased after using several boxes of Doan's Pills. She describes relief from weakness, dizziness, and nervousness once secretions normalized. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises 60c boxes.
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Velief
Doan
Clare
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Ady
Grange social notices and Mother's Day program planned
Mr Vernon Grange and family, Mr and Mrs Speed and son Harry, Mr and Mrs Mike Rodgers of Flint spent Sunday at Geo Acker. Chas McDonald family called on Clarence Ramey. Geo Dennis visited HE C Van Conant's. Beverley Rodgers returned to Flint after two weeks with Ackerman family. Marguerite Thayer of Grayling spent weekend here. Our Lecturer plans a Mother's Day program for Monday night with Grange mothers invited. pot luck supper by the young people.
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Grayling
Grange
HINKLEVILLE Hometown Notes On Farm, Sports And Neighbors
Hinkleville residents keep warm and busy with home projects and social chatter. Mr and Mrs Wm Hawkins are driving a Ford and a bee at Surrey cemetery drew workers led by A Oliver and Hinkle. George Burch visited his mother in Clare while Arthur Bellinger returns from Lansing and Mrs Bellinger from Mt Pleasant dormitory for a few days. Currie transforms part of his Vernon farm into golf links near Wilson schoolhouse with local sport enthusiasts involved. F Hinkle and Al Purdy planted berry brush from Frank Koeplinger. Mrs Kraatz added a three year old heifer to her dairy herd, rivaling the neighborhood and county champions. Lee learns milking to help his mother and praises the blue ribbon cow as baby Lawrence savors the milk.
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Wm. Hawkins
Kfmon
Ford
Hinkle
A. Oliver
Bee
Surrey Cemetery
Geo. Burch
Clare
Arthur Bellinger
Lansing
Currie
Vernon
Wilson School
F. Hinkle
al. Purdy
Frank Koeplinger
Kraatz
Furnish the Contrast in a Society Dinner Talk
Mrs Nurich argues for sympathy with common people highlighting their necessity. Mrs Aristair Kratt questions what being necessary means and how one gauges their own status.
Visitor Clean-Up Week Sparks Local Patrol Question
City residents discuss ongoing clean-up week while police note increased reports of footpad activity. Officials urge vigilance as neighborhood patrols partner with merchants to deter thieves amid tense street safety efforts.
Joseph’s Rise Tied to Coat of Many Colors
The Columbia Record notes Joseph wore two coats of many colors and rose to become a leading political figure in Egypt, highlighting a path from favored son to powerful adviser.
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Joseph
Egypt
Columbia Record
Twice a year buying guides smart wardrobe balance
The article argues for spring and fall bi yearly clothing purchases. It emphasizes buying major wardrobe pieces at two set times, budgeting for clothes, planning ahead, and coordinating items to avoid overbuying or mismatches. Small accessories can be bought year round.
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Carlter
Kansas City Star
Nursery Luncheon Set for Children's Tables
A simple sewing project explains making a nursery luncheon set. Cut muslin squares for placemats, personalize with corner clown appliques, and edge finish with two colored threads to create individual, washable place settings for each child.
French Women Adopt Black Satin Turbans for Spring
Report from Paris fashion watchers notes French women embracing black satin turbans inspired by Caroline Reboux hats. Styles range from draped tight drape to beret inclinations, often trimmed with stone or diamond pins. Turbans appear to be gaining popularity for the forthcoming season.
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Paris
Caroline Reboux
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