Here Comes Charlie Enjoyed by Rural Community
Rural readers report several locals attended the senior play Here Comes Charlie at Harrison last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Heber arrived from North Carolina where they wed November 1 in Morrisville. The couple’s friends extend congratulations. Ed Porter of Sanford visited the Brockway home Sunday. Deer season opened today with hunters active. Floyd Squires of West Grant visited his parental home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Harrison
Robert Heber
North Carlina
Morrisville
Ed. Porter
Sanford
Howard Brockway
Floyd Squires
West Grant
Local social notes highlight weekend visits and family dinners
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kleinhardt Jr hosted Sunday dinner with Robert Kleinhardt's family. The Glen Lower and Newman families reported visits and calls across town. Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Georgi and Carol called on Charlie Ott, while Raymond Knauss and Robert Drier were guests at the parsonage. Beulah Armentrout joined Ray Strouse for Sunday dinner in Colonville. Carmen Newman and son Gene attended Arden’s birthday dinner at Vernon. Floyd Wolfe spent the weekend with Forest Garver, and Mrs. Wolfe returned home after visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kleinhardt Jr
Robert Kleinhardt
Ted Newman
Glen Lower
Roger Kleinhardt
Joyce
Carol
Edward Magnus, Jr
John Georgi
Detroit
Charlie Ott
Raymond Knauss
Blanchard
Robert Drier
J. C. Newman
Beulah Armentrout
Ray Strouse
Colonville
Carmen Newman
Gene
Oral Somers
Vernon
Arden
Floyd Wolfe
Forest Garver
Mrs. Wolfe
Sunday Social Highlights From Clare Area
Mr and Mrs John Schaaf of Clare and family hosted Sunday dinner at their daughter Mrs Ernest Ruein hardt home. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Roger Garver Mrs Donald Dunlop and Mr Glen Lower. Mrs Gladys VanHoose and Mrs Chas Kleinhardt hosted guests with Rev Chas Kleinhardt hosting a meeting at his home. Deer hunting camping and related topics dominated conversation as the season opens with wishes of good luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schaaf
Clare
Ernest Rueinhardt
Roger Garver
Donald Dunlop
Lansing
Glen Lower
John Hartman
Clela
Charles Ott
Gladys VanHoose
Greenwood Center Socials and Local Incidents Report
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Douglas and Mr. Parshall attended Harrison high school play last Friday. Mrs. Hudson Jones returned home after a two week visit with her mother in Toledo Ohio. Greenwood Sunday School will meet at the Russel Cook home this Sunday. James N. Gordon of Lansing spent the weekend with Virginia Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Jones lost four cows last Friday when oil workers struck them on M 61. Mrs. Weller Root and two children visited Virginia Gordon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Douglas
Weller Root
Virginia Gordon
Autobahn Hardships and Scarcities in Wartime Germany
AP reports on Lyrae Merneberg Germany where barter and pilgrim routes crowd roads as families sell produce roadside. War shortages drive demand for chocolate soap cigarettes and worn clothing while new war created class of painted autobahn girls prey on soldiers and drivers. Farmlands show harvest strain with improvised scarecrows and clothing shortages affecting even yard figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernberg
Germany
Associated Press
Locke Gives Away $300000 to Charity After Quest for Happiness
Pittsburgh lawyer Charles A. Locke announced he would distribute nearly three quarters of his fortune, about $300,000, to the Young Men’s Christian Association, the Pittsburgh Protestant Episcopal diocese, and the University of Pittsburgh. He said keeping money in the bank did not bring happiness and that he would retain only enough to avoid being a burden to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Locke
Locke
Pittsburgh Foundation
Young Men’s Christian Association
Pittsburgh Protestant Episcopal Diocese
University of Pittsburgh
Hercules Powder to Install Airplane Phone System
Hercules Powder company plans air to ground telephone service on a large transport plane. It is described as the first of its kind in the country and approved by the Federal Communications Commission. The two way service will be installed when equipment can be built, resembling ship to shore radio links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Hercules Powder Company
Federal Communications Commission
Army Tests New Rations in Mountain Training
The War Department announced troops in Colorado will trial two new rations. The EY ration is a six can combat pack with two meat units two biscuit units one bread and one fruit unit plus heat tabs. The 10 in 1 ration offers five menus and replaces the WWII nonfeeding ration with a hot meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Colorado
War Department
Jap Women Scale Sacred Peak Defy Ancient Ban
Japanese women broke a 1,300 year old ban by ascending Old Omine mountain with three policemen as protection from angry Buddhist priests. The climbers did not stay long on the sacred summit while priests watched and condemned the act as desecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Omine
Texas couple completes 3000 mile wagon journey in six months
Johnnie Light, 66, and Minnie Light, 58, finished a 3000 mile ride in a covered wagon from Corpus Christi, Texas to Dayton Washington. Their two mules carried the load as the couple ended the six month trek tired but upright, the mules having worn out 14 pairs of shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dayton
Wash
Johnnie Light
Minnie
Corpus Christi
Local families host guests as deer season nears
The community gathers for Sunday visits as many men prepare for the deer hunting season. Guests included Mr and Mrs Delmay Allen of Dover and other relatives from Muskegon Clare and Midland. Art Hildebrandt moved his family to the Cornwell ranch and will renew employment there. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Lyle LaVoye on their recent marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. LaVoye
Delmay Allen
Dover
Dale Rought
Muskegon
Tom Dwyer
Clare
Lyle LaVoye
Pidd
Carter Home
Myr
Robert Gordon and Sons
Midland
Leland
Sanford
Marie Allen
Ralph
the Eagle
Art Hildebrandt
Cornwell Ranch
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Shared Among Clare Residents
Pleasingly detailed social roundup from Pleasant Valley lists visits and gatherings in Clare and nearby towns. Names include Robert Ryan Penrose Doer Garrie Kleiner Jourdain and Bates families with events at multiple homes. The Bay and Bunyan households host and attend birthday celebrations and various callers frequent Mrs Hutchinson and others.
Elm Grove Personal Notices and Community Updates
Sincere sympathy extends to the Hemstreet family in their bereavement. Congratulations go to Floren Pudway M r and Mrs for their new son and to Mr and Mrs Nelson Carrow and their daughter and to Mr and Mrs Ralph Randle for a happy marriage. Community members share travel visits, guests, and hospital updates plus a missionary program at the church and a Christian Endeavor Rally scheduled for November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemstreet
Floren Pudway
Nelson Carrow
Ralph Randle
Henry Rhodes
Thomas
Roy
Ruby
Indiana
Betty
Arlene Orvis
Arthur
W. E
Goomes
Detroit
Geo. Gilcher
Slint
George Gilcher
Christian Endeavor
Elm Grove
Barry
Findlay
Ohio
Alta Wasson
Local church guest Eagle delivers Sunday message
Sunday notes list visitors and gatherings across Glen Bay and nearby towns. Ministers and families including Mr. and Mrs. Barton and their great grandson Donald join church events. Local residents plan trips to Traverse City and the Upper Peninsula for hunting and relocation plans.
Reverend Honderich Parsonage Guest Speaks Sunday
A friend of Rev. Honderich will be guest speaker at the church Sunday morning. A special invitation to all. Rey and Mrs. Honderich were supper guests Monday evening at the Bernard Allen home on the Cornwell farm. Supper guests Tuesday at the parsonage included Mrs. Floyd Wolfe of Huntington Indiana and the Garver families. Rev. and Mrs. Chas Kleinhardt were supper guests Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. M R Henderich left Thursday to visit Milton Henderich and family in Fermington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honderich
All. Rey
Bernard Allen
Cornwell Farm
Floyd Wolfe
Huntington
Indiana
Forrest Garver
Mary
Roger Garver
Chas Kleinhardt
M. R. Henderich
Milton
Farmington
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Marlyss Pascoe
Mich
Shady Valley Farms
Orville M. Felmlee
Greenwood Center
Lyrae
Cornwellville
Pleasant Valley
Robert Ryan
Otto Kleiner
Penrose
Ernest Penrose
George Doer
Alma
Burton Bay
Garrie
Sanborn
Harald
Portland
Robert ‘Kleiner
Orville Bates
Forest Leeth
Upper Peninsula
B. Davis
Traverse City
Clarence Jourdain
Wallace Carrow
Ervin Orvis
Laurence Bates
Kate Kever
James Ackerman
Mayme Bunyan
Bobby Roe
Ken Roe
Bob and
Alfred Roe
Elk Lake
Archie Tryon
Don Tryon
Ingrid Tullenbach
Pontiac
Jennie Bates
Lyle Bates
Joann
Janice Rosé
Wm. Hutchinson
Frank Barton
Grent
Donald K. David
Alton David
Chas. David
Henry Kleiner
Donald Kleiner
Robi
Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Alfred Bay
Glen Bay
Clifford Wood
Baby
Washington
Michigan
Glenn Poet
Ernest Sandborn
Robert Kleiner
John Watson, Jr
Tom Carpenter
Delmar Corsaletz
Flint
Traverse
City
Herbert McDonald
Frank Poet
Bryan Miller
Richard Wood
Jim Athey
Donald
Henry Barton
Farwell
Norman Hutchinson
Gordon Kleiner
Corsant
4Th and Pine Clare
Peyton
Jb.marley
J B.marley
St.cecil
Wirys
Ettol
America
Chevrolet
Tim Cotter
Clare, Michigan
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