Mary Doncaster Saves Man Overboard In Ocean Rescue
On a calm Honolulu bound voyage, Mary Doncaster jumps overboard to save George McAusland after he falls from a stage. She guides him to a passing boat, keeping him afloat until he is hauled aboard. He vows to thank her, while others note her courage and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Mary Doncaster
Mrs. Gale
Mary
Captain Keen
Doncaster
George
Joseph Neargood
John Gale
Gilead
George McAusland
Mr. Chase
Miss Doncaster
Keen
Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Service Schedule
Gilmore Church of Christ led by Pastor J. S. Penick hosts a full day with song service and prayers at 10:00 a.m. Communion at 10:15 a.m. Sermon at 10:30 a.m. Bible School at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. with youth devotion on The Fruits of The Spirit and a sermon. Memorial exercises planned for Gilmore. Community guests visited after services.
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Gilmore Center
Gilmore Church OF Christ
J. S. Penick
Judy Philips
Bible School
Alvin Wood
Antioch Movement
Paul
Brethern
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Round Lake and Farwell
Mr and Mrs Louis Colton and children of Lake visited G R Powells with others including Eugene Hudson from Lansing and Chester Halstead family over the weekend. Miss Rhea Davison of Ann Arbor stayed with Mrs Harley Bentley. A W Austin of Gilmore and Mrs Orville Sherman of Farwell visited the Powells. Belle Wheaton and son Robert joined Harley Bentley for Sunday dinner.
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Louis Colton
Lake
G. R. Powells
Eugene Hudson
Lansing
John Halstead
Chester Halstead
Lester Halstead
Detroit
Patennal
Rhea Davison
Ann Arbor
Harley Bentley
A. W. Austin
Gilmore
Orville Sherman
Alta
Farwell
R. J. Powells
Blanche Heyden
Belle Wheaton
Robert
Hight Point
Hol. Harris
Alex Meisner
Auburn
Robert Wilson
Orley Rogers
Farwell High School
West Freeman Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook and family visited their uncle William Wolfe and wife Sunday. Orville Lane of Lansing joined sister families for Sunday dinner. George Gaffney to leave June 2 for training. John Gaffney and wife made a Barryton trip. Naomi Hickok spent weekend with her parents. Ed Darnell and Gill Gaffney family joined visits at various locations including M 66. Chester Cook staying with brother Thomas. Otis Hicks of Sears spent Saturday with Thomas Cook parents.
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Clarence Cook
William Wolfe
Orville Lane
Lansing
Bigia Hickok
George Gaffney
John Gaffney
Barryton
Naomi Hickok
Lee Gale
M-66
Evart
Elton Darnell
Ottis Hansen
Hilgia Hickok
William
Charles Gaffney
Sam Hampshire
Belding
Chester Cook
Thomas
Otis Hicks
Sears
Thomas Cook
Illness Update and Local Visits Report
Arthur Center Eugene Orvis is ill with pneumonia but improving. His daughter Mrs. Wellington Badgley of Sheridan township assists care. Dr. Wilson provides medical attention. Robert Bennet and family visited Floyd Spicer’s in Mann Siding. Jean Wood and Kenneth Roller toured Gladwin races and stopped at the Rollers. Be present for gospel service after Sunday School next Sunday June 1.
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Eugene Orvis
Wellington Badgley
Sheridan Township
Wilson
Robert Bennet
Mann Siding
Floyd Spicer
Jean Wood
Kenneth Roller
Gladwin
Mia
Shull
Van Wert Visitors Attend Funeral of George Walters
Mr and Mrs J W Shimp of Van Wert Ohio visited with relatives from Thursday to Saturday. They called Friday on Ma and Mrs Wood and Jack and Jean. Arthur hall hosted George Walters funeral Sunday afternoon with Rev Kleinhardt in charge.
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Mis
J. W. Shimp
van Wert
Ohio
George Walters
Arthur Hall
Kleinhardt
Community Mourns Arthur Township Resident Walters
Funeral services for Mr. Walters were held with burial in Arthur cemetery. He lived on an Arthur township farm for 37 years and will be missed by the community. Sympathy extended to his brothers and their families and many friends visited and called on Sunday and Friday evenings.
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Witmer
Dorothy Kleinhardt
Arthur
Walters
Arthur Township
Fred Athey
Paul
Roller
Ralph Shuil
Harrold
Gladwin
Milton Leitner
J. P. Horn
Ida Leitner
Pontiac
Angié Sanders
Mary Sanders
Edith Newman
Grace Coats
Viva Hubel
Rose Athey
Ya Mann
B. Orvis
K.A. Turner
Shull
Edwin Wood
Jean
Fred Hudson
Clare
Wilbur Mann
Loyd Athey
Baby
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Highlights
Pleasant Valley includes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rose of Coleman to the Howard Penrose home. birthday thanks from Mrs. Charles Heiser. dinners with Mrs. Jennie Bates and Mrs. Mayme Bunyan. a Gay family reunion near Clare at Tourist Park. sympathy in the community for the death of George Thompson. Ernest Penrose delivers a thoroughbred to a buyer but finds the trailer empty on the road. the horse was later found grazing near Alwood Grove and reloaded with help from a neighbor.
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Ed. Rose
Coleman
Howard Penrose
Charles Heiser
Jennie Bates
Mayme Bunyan
Norman Hutchinson
Alma
Clare
George Thompson
Ernest Penrose
Alwood Grove
Ernest
Ferdinand
Eagles and Beaverton Residents Visit Over Weekend
Mrs Marie Allen spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sanford Mott of Pine Grove. Detroit visitors included Mr and Mrs Dick Jenks Albert Birdsall and relatives to aunt Mrs Julia Hutchinson. quilting by Mrs Robert Kleiner and Mrs Ernest Kleiner. Beaverton connections feature Sylvia Hutchinson Beaverton graduate and employed in Midland.
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Marie Allen
Sanford Mott
Pine Grove
Dick Jenks
Albert Birdsall
Detroit
Julia Hutchinson
Ernest Kleimer
Leonard Carr
Russel Johnson
Lyle Hutchinson
Ralph Allen
B. Hodges
Mary
Sylvia
Beaverton
Cecil Hodges
Ventee
Bard
Beaverton High
Midland
Jennie Bates
Mayme ‘Runyan
Forners
Ernest Kleiner
Risa, Saul
Dover
Eagle Aid
Lynn Archbold
Herman
Rank
J.B. Allen
Saginaw
Betty Hutchinson
Myr
Walter Kleiner
Jeanette
Wayne Allen
BE. Hodges
Lucille Post
Elephant Uses Vacuum Cleaner In Odd Household Scene
A quirky report describes an elephant wielding a vacuum cleaner at the front while a rug beater is held at the back, creating a curious domestic tableau.
Geography From Greek Roots Describing the Earth
The term geography comes from Greek roots meaning a description of the world. It explains how the field combines earth features and human activity to map places and explain spatial relationships.
Clare Common Council May 5 1941 Proceedings
Clare Michigan regular council meeting notes actions and debate including tabling mayoral appointments granting building permit for B J Sanford referring garbage removal concerns and cemetery issue. Fire department recommends Albert Haley as chief for 1941 42 term and council approves salary and committee appointments. A resolution directs treasurer Hazel Hawkins to place public funds in Citizens State Bank Clare.
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Clare
Mich
City of
Mair
Ald
Dunlop
Feighner
Jones
Lamphere
Osborn
Parrish
B. J. Sanford
Study Club
Adams
Co. Line
Hwan Street
Cemetery Board
Clare Fire Department
Albert Haley
Wilbur Ireland
Secy
Treas
Hazel Hawkins
Michigan
Citizens State Bank
Ald Dunlop
Yeas
W. H. Erter
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Ansten
Speedy
Yacht Club
Tim
Cotter
Ter
Crapter II
Mr. Penick
Ben Ame
George Skinner
George Pitts
Clinger
Mayroum
Markee
Penick
Archie Fordyce
Alfred Siétz
Freeman Fordyce
Greéjivillé
Hebert Fordyce
Lewis Cook
Archie’ Fordyce
Claud Fordyce
Lois Cook
Gordon Glass
Mt. Pleasant
Oem
West Freeman
Arthur Center
Pleasant Valley
OF the
Clare Common Council
Clare Sentinel N. Lackie
F. Jerred
A. Fisher
Joe Gibbs
Dale Parrish
Don Woolston
Doyle Freight Lines
Lansing Paint & Cole
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Jack Bouchey
Fred Parrish
Justin Prover
Guy Hardy
Clyde Jackso
Reuben Rose
William Harg
Floyd Black
Bernie McKeey
Clyde Jackson
Elmer
Consumers Power Company
Leonard’s
Groves
Johnston Elevator
W. B. Dunlop
Michigan Bell Telephone
Clare Hardware Company
Michigan State Firemen's
Alan
Puréka
Ideal Power
Lawnmower Company
Dessert & Brown Lumper Company
Hersey Mfg
Alien Insurance Company
Thomas Abbotts
Finance Committee
O Sonamet
CG. H
O. H
Ald Feighner
Oxborn
Louise Loeffler
Donald Woolston
Ald. Feighner
Ald. Dunlop
Robert Main
Alex. McKinnon
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