Birth Announcement for Hileen Kay Garchow in Lansing
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Garchow of Lansing announce the birth of a daughter named Hileen Kay born November 10. Louise Graham, former Mrs. Garchow, and Frnt Mrs. Woith Schroeder are visiting. The column notes neighborhood visits, travels, school class activities, and local events through Thanksgiving week, including hunting trips and student accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Garchow
Lansing
Hileen Kay
Garchow
Louise Graham
Henry Aldrich
Congo
Baffin
Island
Arabia
Eugene Glass
Virginia Graham
Jeanette Miles
Ina Pattengill
Eddie Pitts
Nancy Reiss
Shirley Schaar
Eeith Shear
Eleanor Siegle
Blaine Wardell
Vivian Schaar
Shirley
Jane
School Notes Highlight Seniors From Lake George
Betty Jane Borst, teenage senior born April 18 1927, is among Lake George seniors. Her hobbies include picture collecting, swimming and dancing. She enjoys blue, a Soldier s Last Letter and Merchant Marines. Betty is away deer hunting and active in school and social events. Alumni news mentions Betty Kober visiting her parents and others like Kenneth Reiner in Rhode Island and Ronald Sage on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Borst
Lake George
Merchant Marines
Betty
Betty Kober
Betty Badger
Walter “Badgers
Kenneth Reiner
Rhode Island
Ronald Sage
Lorn Koontz
Creation and aims of Canada's National Research Council
In 1916 Ottawa established what is now the National Research Council of Canada to supplement university labs with funding equipment and technical help. It sought postgraduate scholarships and advisory posts in science and tech to expand Canada’s research capacity amid a shortage of trained scientists.
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Ottawa
Ontario
National Research Council of Canada
Canada
National Research Council
Barometer Invention Attributed To Torricelli In 1643
The first barometer is credited to Evangelista Torricelli in 1643. This historic device marked a turning point in atmospheric science, enabling accurate pressure measurements and weather forecasting.
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Torricelli
Siatico Doctor’s Prescription Ad for Joint Pain Relief
An old newspaper item promotes Siatico as a doctor’s prescription remedy for neuritis rheumatism speedy relief from joint pains backache and lameness priced at 75 cents at Anderson's Drug Store.
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Siatico
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Ster Rycen Ars
Woith Schroeder
Frnt
Biglows
Clarence Freeman
Mt. Pleasant
J. Brasington
Lawrence Finch
Arthur Finch
Wallace Graham
Flint
Forest
Doris Gordon
Detroit
Clyde Masten
Roy Putnam
Roy
Woodrow Miller
Baby
Frank Johns
William Benchley
California
Curtis Hearns
Barbara
Clare
Gee
Ross Renner
Basil Hichhorn
Jim Musser
Josiah Allen
Benchiey
Josiah Allens
Ben Campbell
Florida
James Schofield
Bay City
Don Luce
Harold Sproul
Birch Run
A. Powell
Clarence Schneider
Leo Warner
Lake Lansing
Richard Harkins
Jack and
Ann
Floyd Burston
Kalamazoo
Frank Littlefield
Floyd
Earl Hisenhauer
LeRoy
W. Hisenhauer
E. Horton
Wilton Powell
Mt. Pleasants
Vernie Hose
Genevieve Luce
Frances Schofield
Dickie Hose
Vira Luce
Rose Coon
Joe Hisenhauer
Earl Eisenhauer
Vincent Hisenhauer
Thomas Brooks
Lake
Frank Hochstetler
Gala
Walter DeGeer
Arthur DeGeer
Krause
Gilmore
V. J. Renner
K of P Lodge
Agnes Eager
Jimmie and
Carl Schaaf
Himer Godwin
Franklin Schaaf
Mr. Godwin
Schaafs
Bernard Glasg
Ford Knox
Kentucky
Johnson-Randolph Pixley
Betty Somers
Florence Siegle
Verne Braden
Charles Chipman
Patty Godwin
Bernard Pitts
Beverly Dunkle
Blanche Clark
Donna Cripps
Paddy Curtis
Marilyn DeGeer
Mary Geib
Zelma Glew
Raymond Green
Warel Johnston
Marjorie Lloyd
Phillip Miles
Pearl Powell
Louis Rawson
Shirley Shear
Louis Hunt
Patricia Richardson
Annabel Stittsworth
Telorabelle Wilds
Art
Fred L. Packer
Bressler Editorial ‘Cartoons, Inc
Uncle Sam
Armed Services
ARMY
NAVY
Kaos
Greyhound
America
Greyhound Terminal
Anderson’s Drug Store
Harold Fleming
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council
Pacific
Japan
Donald E. Dunlop
Air Corps Dunlop
Pared
Treasury Department
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