Resort News Highlights Local Social Gatherings
Mr and Mrs H Wardwell near completion of their new home. Birthday party for the daughter of R Cowles on October 3. Mr and Mrs Cameron of Owosso hosted visitors. L Sabin did carpentry for A Sharland. Abbott family visitors from over, Mr and Mrs L Preston of Marion visited M Dunkle. Oscar Rube went to Riverdale for pavement work with Mr McNally. Ben Mercer of Clare visited last Friday. Ann Kepple hosted three sisters and spouses from Midland at her cottage. Many neighborhood residents attended Tom Nichols Lake George sales and Jennie Campbell in Preeman township. Mrs W Hanson dined with Mrs O W Kube.
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Tom Nichols
Lake George
Jennie Campbell
Preeman Township
W. Hanson
O. W. Kube
Clare couple visit with Mr and Mrs Cook on Sunday
Mr and Mrs C Ford and Mr and Mrs F Cook of Clare were callers here Sunday, sharing news and hospitality with local friends.
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C. Ford
F. Cook
Clare
Community Gossip from Windover Lake Visitors
Windover Lake area residents report visits from the Smiths of Mr Pleasant Mrs Farris and Levant Hagel Clare caller Wart and Wilma Blain at Long Lake guests of Miley Henrys Harold Scott from Lake City called last Friday Detroit visitors the Landis family Billie recuperating from recent operation Lapeer callers at Presley Beard homes Nichols sale drew attendees Clare Burns Campbell gatherings with Bryan and Farwell connections Wegner Jones Mayworm Campbell families vacationing at cottages Cottage owners include McIntyre and family weekend at their cottage.
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BE. H. Delling
Lake George
Hilmer Beard
Delbert, O' Lapeer
Presley
J. J. Beard
Heve
Tom Nichols
Wm. Arnold
Clare
Farwell
Marion Mayworm
B. Wegner
R Jones
Lansing
Farmers Cottage
Jennie Campbelle
Bryan
J. Demmick
Greenville
CG. H. McIntyre
Local Family Visit Highlights Lapham Household
Mr and Mrs Henry Planstock and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Charles Lapham and their twin daughters Patricia Ann Dorothy Jean Pauline. The Laphams from St Johns hosted and were joined by Mr and Mrs Frank Lapham for a Sunday gathering with Frank Lapham spending the week there.
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Henry Planstock
Pers
Charles, Lapham
Patricia Ann
Dorothy Jean
Pauline
Frank Lapham
St. Johns
Clyde Lapham
Lake George Resort notes and hunting season start
Friday saw Jesse Lamphere finish a cottage at Lake George and Lloyd Nichols and John Knopke bag ducks on opening day. Weekend weather kept many hunters home. Local social life included visits from Flint guests and sewing club at Mrs Dell ing's.
Kennels See Local Dog Owners This Weekend
Carl Updegraff of Farwell visited the Kennels Sunday to retrieve his dog. W E Beverly of Alma, a springer and cocker breeder, stopped by. G A Miles of Alma was pleased with service. Mr and Mrs Raycraft of St Louis picked up their dog for pheasant season. Paul Vanover stayed Friday leaving his dog there. Rex Grant of Mt Pleasant visited Saturday for his dog and to apply for a permit.
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Carl Updegraff
Farwell
W. E. Beverly
Springer and Cocker Breeder
Alma
G. A. Miles
Mrs. Raycraft
St. Louis
Paul Vanover
Rex Grant
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon Hill Residents Share Weekend Visits
Mrs. David Funnell spent Thursday to Saturday in Lansing visiting son Fred Funnell and family and sister Mrs. Jack Dunn. Dozens of local names appear visiting relatives from Vernon to Rosebush and Saginaw including Mr and Mrs Elmer Fettera and son, Miss Dorothy Davis and sister, and Mrs Della Clure of Clare.
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David Funnell
Lansing
Fred Funnell
Jack Dunn
Charles Monroe
Rosebush
George Snider
Frank Robison
Vernon
Onalee Graham
Gladys Bauder
Clara
Elmer Fettera
BerkicLau
Flint
Thomas Bolen
Fred Irwin
Perry van Sickie
Gon
Bobbie
Cynthia Emery
Amelia Gardner
Margaret Briggs
Frank Pringle
Saginaw
Della Clure
Clare
Harrington
Helen Hagadone
Clare area social notes mix with illnesses and travel
Community members from Clare and nearby towns visited relatives in Flint and Detroit while others hosted guests at home. Married couple Carl Taylor and Margaret Vorhees of Irons wed on October 3, with friends offering congratulations. numerous calls and visits documented among families from Clare, Farwell, Hinkleville, Vernon, and Mt. Pleasant.
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James McKeavey
Rosebush
F . Albert
Arrand
Flint
Anna’ Arrand
Harold
Kile
Brongon
Andersonville
Bert Sisson
Jacob A
Bay City
Jacob
Walker
Otis Stanley
Leonard’ Stanley
Jansing
Clair
Stanley
Harroon
Mile Myers
Bert. Jackson
Dolores
Jett
Visi
Alma Seil
William Smith
Rhea
Mae’ Smith
Midland
Wilda Smith
Herbert Leonard
Will Marlin
Detroit
Blake Marlin
Virgil Todd
Reed City
Orison Huntley
Carl. Taylor
Margaret Vorhees
Irons
Taylor
Clare
Gilbert Howard
Arthur Ginn
Herrick
Will Pringle
Saginaw
Frank Pringle
Minerva
Spen
Kenneth Telder
Mt. Pleasant
Virginia Telder
Earl Jackson
Wesley Teale
Wm. Bruckart
Sheridan
Teale
John Widman
Mt Pleasant
Jacob Walker
Earl Marshall
Farwell
Vernor Fannell
Vernon
David Wornell
Frank Robison
Ida Wilson
Robert Marshall
Warren Heiser
G. A. Heise
Emma Gerren
West Grant
Cynthia Emery
Rosetta Bradway
Helen Hagadone
G Allem
Ann Arbor
Houghton Lake
Will Wilson
Clyde Marshall
Joan
Caliet
Ulie
C. H. Breen
Doris Teale
of . Hinkleville
David Teale
Jackson
Willeale
Edith, Burts
Marie
West of Clare
Amelia Gardner
Hllen Athey
Arthur
Warren, Heiser
Leona Pringle
Bernice Jockwig
P. I. Creguer
FF. G. Allen
Clinton Sheen
Frank Puskas
Calvin
Gilmore
Bronson
John Schutz
Gallery Gods and the High Seats in Drury Lane
The London Drury Lane theater ceiling was painted to resemble the sky with clouds and cherubs. The call to the gallery referenced the gods as those seated in the highest seats, an appellation later used to describe the topmost theater rows.
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Drury Lane
London
East Greenwood Home Economics meeting notes
The East Greenwood group met at Clara Holcomb’s home on Friday October 9 at 1 PM. Mrs Holcomb chaired as no leader was present, discussing foods for a healthy body. Next gathering to be at Hthel Burnett’s in November. adjourned after a short program and activities led by recreation leaders Eveline Caner, Histher Darling, and Maggie Pickering.
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East Greenwood
Home Economics Club
Clara Holcomb
North Vernon Extension Club outlines new Home Furnishings work
The North Vernon Extension Club met on Thursday October 8 at Mrs. Stewart Beatty’s home for an all day session. Leaders Mrs. Ethel Marshall and Mrs. Lois Tope presented plans for the coming year focusing on Home Furnishings. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Will Chapple’s home for the first block printing lesson.
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North Vernon
Eagle Home Economic Group Grows for New Year
The Eagle Home Economic Group met October 7 at Mrs. Russell Armentrout's home with 15 members. 3 new members joined to bring total to 18. Nutrition is the year’s project. discussion covered improving eating habits and bodybuilding foods. Mrs. Eunice Phimsey and Mrs. Mary Miller will lead, promising a healthful program. A noon dinner was served by the hostess and helpers at the home of Mrs. Ernest Penrose on November 4.
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Eagle Home Economic Group
Russell Armentrout
Eagle Group
Eunice Phimsey
Mary Miller
Senior Greenwood Nutrition Group Meet at Stella Bur Netts Home
The Senior Greenwood Nutrition Group held an all day meeting at Stella Bur nets home starting 10 30 am with Mrs Kress as chairperson. Several members and one visitor attended and discussed plans for the years work. Demonstrations and nutrition book recommendations followed with leaders guiding demonstrations and a true and false test on eating habits.
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Greenwood Nutrition
Stella Burnetts
Kress
Sever
Mina Jones
Myere
Cats of the World Describe Global Feline Variations
Cats around the world show differences mainly in size color and hair quality. The Isle of Man features a tailless variety and China a hairless type, illustrating feline diversity across regions.
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Isle of Man
China
Function of the Parotid Glands
The parotid glands are two soft bodies located on either side in front of the ear above the jaw angle. They secrete saliva.
Noble Gases and Their Inert Nature
Noble gases are inert elements such as argon helium neon krypton xenon and radon. They do not readily form chemical compounds with other elements due to their full valence electron shells.
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Jackii
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Ige
Robert Young
Florence Rice
Joseph Fare
Ian Lewis Stone
Nat Pendleton
Edwin L. Matin
Iy Lucien Hubbard
Meno
Luciglouts- Mae
Victor
the New Universal Presents
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Silga
Pacu
Lake George Resort
Jesse Lamphere
Lloyd, Nichols
John Knopke
Mrs. Jeffries
BE. Delling
Tom
Stanley Hergenroeder
Shirley
John Kunepke
Felie
Wm. McKim
Frank McKim
Shore Wood
Eugene Stratton
Junior Abbott
Glasses Iruiday
Stratton
Flin
Phyllis Cowles
Ivah Abbott
Ray Wellman
Marline Green
Dolores Stratton
Doris Stittsworth
Milton Wiltse
Miss Baker
Marion
Kennel News
Vernon Hill News
John
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Symons
Swifts
Iceberg
East Greenwood Group
Histher Darling
Maggie Pickering
Stella Burnett
Sec
North Vernon Club
Greenwood Nutrition Group
Mitel
Tower
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Republican State Central Committee
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