Women's Society Meets at Church for Century Theme
The regular November meeting of the Woman's Society of the Methodist church met at the church on Thursday evening December 10. Mrs. Willis Gelston opened, with devotions led by Mrs. Raymond Scott and Mrs. Charles Tryon. The program titled Women and the church through the Centuries explored roles of biblical and modern women, with a panel of four sharing insights and comparisons. Lunch followed the business session, hosted by Mrs. Carl Updegraff and Mrs. Vernie Hose.
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Woman's Society of the Methodist Church
Willis Gelston
Raymond Scott
Charles Tryon
Carl
Updegraff Ayid
Vernie’ Hose
Ants and Sausage in American Life
A quirky 1940s style digest notes Americans spent over 16 billion dollars dining out last year with one restaurant per 704 people and over 60 million meals served daily. It adds facts on ants’ cosmopolitan lives, sausage production reaching 134 billion pounds in 1944, and New York City’s population surge from 33 000 in 1790 to about 8 million today.
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United States
U. S
New York City
World’s largest coal powered plants to serve Paducah Portsmouth
Four plants now under construction will supply electric power to Atomic Energy Commission sites at Paducah Kentucky and Portsmouth Ohio. They are planned to be the largest in the world and will burn about 16.5 million tons of coal annually by 1958.
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Paducah
Ity
Portsmouth
Maine Lobster Fisheries Reach Billions in Value
More than 8,000 Maine fishermen annually catch about 250 million pounds of seafood. Lobstermen alone may contribute roughly eight million dollars yearly from clawed lobster harvests in the North Atlantic.
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Maine
North Atlantic
Mrs Case Honored At Pink and Blue Shower in Mann Siding
Mrs. Don Case was the guest of honor at a pink and blue miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. V. B. Stephison. Twelve ladies attended as games were played and Luella opened gifts. Several relatives visited, and many local families joined in birthday celebrations and deer hunting week.
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Don Case
V. B. Stephison
Luella
Clare Cleaners Ad Notice
Free dry cleaning pickup and delivery offer advertised with a phone number for Clare Cleaners. The fragment appears to be an old classified or storefront notice seeking customers.
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Clare Cleaners
Ladies Aid Meeting And Local Social Notes
The Ladies Aid meet in the church basement for a Thursday gathering with a 12 30 dinner. Local visitors and callers share visits at homes of Armentrout Hutchinson and Flitchinson with extended family from Midland and Saginaw. Deer hunting is wished good luck for the week.
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Frank Poet
Mt. .Pleasant Hospital
KR. A. Carr
Detroit
Julia T Hitchingon
Ernest Eiginer
Norman. Wutchinson
Owen Spink
A. W. Hutchinson
Chris
Jan van Steinhouse
Midland
Gareth Savage
Saginaw
Russell Armentrout
Marvin Cascadden
Merril McQuiston
Larry Dean
Clarence Armentrout
Rey
Elza Beery
Everett Carncross
Walter Kleiner
Ernest Kleiner
Rennie Carr
Lizzy Weber
Julia Flitchinson
R. A. Carr
Gary Armentrout
Kenneth Miller
Rosebush
Fred Smith
Dessie Davis
Clare
Local notices from Gilmore Center and area
Mrs Charley Kent visited Mrs Seymann and Mrs Alvin Wood attended the Farm Bureau convention at Michigan State University in Lansing Mr Wood was a delegate George Rheibar of Lincoln Park visits relatives and hunts nearby Twenty five guests attended the Merry Go Round club at Mrs Juanita Jarman s home Mrs Don Seymour and Mrs Blam Seymour attended Ralph Vanconant s funeral in Bar rton a former Gilmore resident Sympathy extended Mrs George Pitts released from Mt Pleasant hospital visiting sister in Saginaw Mr Kenneth Lantzen Heiser Dennis of Northport spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Ed McAlvey Lantzen Heiser and McAlivey went deer hunting in the upper peninsula Reverend Johnson from Coe visited the church here last Sunday Vanesse Cook superintendent from here visited the church at Coe The two churches are in attendance contest
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Raymond Schofield
Lansing
Farwell
Grace Stanley
Alma Perry
Jerdeena Tryon
Lake
Tom Brooks
Gilmore Church
Kenneth Renner
Gary Agle
Ida Schaar
D. I. Elder
James. Johnson
Ypsilanti
Sidney Hood
Cashin
Midland
Dave Wiggins
Arley Renner
Jack Renner
Viola Agle
Kenneth Renners
John DeForest
Adrian
Toledo
C. Goss
Flint
Hiley Jarvis
Walter Thrush
Eleanor Sterling
Gladwin
Arlo Barber
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Webster
Grand Rapids
Jane Brooks
Minerva Richmond
Mr. Pleasant
Pete Reale
Lake Thirteen
Beale
William Garchow
Bernard Garchow
Littlefield Lake
Wallace Graham
Son Lawren
Pine Run
Meryl Davison
William Gardon
Roy Cummins
Myron Collard
William Hileman
William Case
Clare
Earl Stephison
Pontiac
Vern Stephison
Herman Knoll
George Baker
Bay City
Willet Austin
Earl Lyons
Nial Abbott
Howard Brockway
Verne Davis
Vassar
Alma Brockway
Hart Brockway
Russell Shenk
Robert Shenk
Detroit
C. Krocher
Everett Green
Krochers
Robert Heber
Alvin “Wood
Ae Farm Bureau
Michigan
University
Wood
George Rheibar
Lincoln Park
Wiliam Taalner
Juanita, Jarman
Don Seymour
Blam ‘Seymour
Ralph Vanconant
Barryton
Vanconant
Gilmore
George Pitts
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Pearl Murphy
Saginaw
Kenneth’ Lantzen Heiser
Dennis
Northport
Ed. McAlvey
Lantzenheiser
McAlivey
Michigan State University
Hast Lansing
Alvin Woog
Glen Scott
Upper Peninsula
Mr. Johnson
Coe
Vanesse Cook
Mrs. Cook
Tuberculosis a Major Asian Scourge Despite Knowledge
In Asia tuberculosis remains deadly with Pakistan reporting over 300000 deaths annually and India facing heavy tolls. Pakistan alone has about 1500000 sufferers but only 2000 hospital beds and one doctor per 170000 people. Dr Chandu Ray cites extreme poverty and low daily income as barriers to care while the government begins to address the crisis.
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Asia
Pakistan
India
Chandu Ray
Bible Society
Lahore
Ray
Isv
Their Pharmacist Privilege Sought by Local Drugstore
A local drugstore urges recognition as a preferred pharmacist for prescription compounding. The owner states compounding is a duty and welcomes the privilege to serve as "Their Pharmacist" for patients seeking tailored medications.
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Farwell Rest Home
Harry Phillips
Hope
Anna Belle Phillips
Frances Thompson
Bud Palin
Barbara Whitaker
Rev. Kennedy
R. E. Kent
Charles Durnin
Stanley Davis
Beaverton
Melvina Davis
Jeanette Birdsall
Harold Martin
By Franklin Zt, Mevne
Arctic
Mrs. Case
Eagle News
Gilmore Center
Charley Kent
Don. .Seymann
TB Still
Anderson
Rexall
Anderson's
Et Athe
Turkey
Cetgith
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