Weekend visitors and military travel notes from Mann Siding
The hunters are trying their luck. William Hileman Jr was home on a three day pass over the weekend. He expected a transfer to another camp. The Win Hileman family visited O M Somers near Farwell Sunday. The W B Stephison family hosted relatives from Pontiac over the weekend. Miss Beatrice Bringold of Greenwood visited Leo Heintz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hileman, Jr
Hileman
O. M. Somers
Farwell
W. B. Stephison
Pontiac
Beatrice Bringold
Greenwood
Leo Heintz
Local Familiars Share Visits and 4-H Banquet Attends
Dorothy Heuschele spent Sunday with Geraldine Gardon. Randall 4-H Club members were driven to Harrison for a Saturday night 4-H Banquet. August Walter dined with sister-in-law Paul Nass’s family. Greenock guests joined Herman Walter for Sunday dinner. The Ripenburgs dinner guests of Basil Miles’s family. TEA MEA teachers attended in Flint while school children enjoyed a two day vacation. Kenneth Cook of Harrison visited relatives. Alex Dora hurled clover seed at Cecil Warner. Chas Eschenweck and family visited Vina Gardon. Earl Owens bought the Al Walters farm and will move soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Randall Dorothy Heuschele
Geraldine Gardon
Roland Krell
Paul Nass
Randall
Herman Walter
Gordon Ripenburg
Basil Miles
Farwell
M.E.A
Flint
Kenneth Cook
Harrison
Alice
Sally Walter
Alex Dora
Cecil Warner
Chas Eschenweck
Vina Gardon
Earl Owens
al Walters
Gilmore Grange Fall Charms Local Farmers Notes
Farmers busy with corn shredding and bean roping harvest as fall weather continues. Clare Perry is home and improving. many visits and family gatherings occur with Ingrahams, Thrushes, and Renner family members. Kenny Perry returns home on leave from the South Pacific. Dick Perry’s hunting leave is cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Perry
Lewis Ingraham
Harbor Springs
Win. Ingraham
Harold Thrush
Dennis
Morrice
Viola Agile
Kenneth Renner
F. Thrush
Roy
Kenny
South Pacific
Gene Cashin
Sicily
Visitors and Local Social Notes From Winterfield
Robert Gable of the U S Army visits his parents in Winterfield along with friends. Teachers from Flint attend a teachers institute while area residents visit relatives and attend church events. Detroit and Harrison visitors, plus local families Wilbur Phielipp, Olive Berkompas, VanderWoude and Landers, are noted in weekend gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gable
U. S. Army
Clyde Gable
Lucille Phielipp
Plorence Richardson
Teachers Institute
Flint
Wilbur Phielipp
Phelipp
Greenwood
Hol. Cutler
Lewis Lockwood
Virgil Blackledge
Warren White
Clare
Teachers’ Institute
John Cook
Harrison
Russell Cook
Olive Berkompas
Detroit
Olie Berkonpas
Segel VanderWoude
Simon VanderWoudes
David Shorewood
Owosso
Maggie Hale
Marion
Frank Davis
Bert Landers
Ray Wyman
Walford Landers
Sam Gaskill
Local Visits and Family News from Elm Grove
Elm Grove notes show Mr. and Mrs. John Bell moved to Mrs. Alice Loomis apartments on East 4th in Clare Sunday. Their son Stuart and wife of Poutine visited. Several neighbors hosted gatherings at Clarence Cotton and Chas Davis homes. Dorothy Anna, daughter of Mrs. Lloyd Sprague, arrived after care in Greenwood. Ted Denker and Clyde Parna from Flint hunted with the Cotton and Cotton households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Alice Loomis
East 4Th Street
Clare
Stuart
Poutine
Norman Myers
Arthay
Ed. Herrick
Clarence Cotton
Chas. Davis
Detroit
Pred Rimmerman
Lloyd Sprague
Dorothy Anna
Greenwood
Ted Denker
Clyde Parna
Flint
Clarence
Howard Cotton
Mrr
Russell Grigg
4-H Club Banquet and Kin Tie Local Visits
Karey Summy and family guests of the Kauls and Burmeister at Detroit during a hunting visit at Otto Kauls home. The 4 H Club girls from Carrow School attended the Harrison banquet. Mrs Gora Wilson and Mrs Prances Van Sicklen visited family near Marion and Font with Byron Smith and wife. Mrs Smith attended a teachers institute while others visited Bruce Smith in Flint Otisville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karey
Kauls
Fred Burmeister
Detroit
Otto
Fred
Carrow School
Harrison
Gora Wilson
Prances van Sicklen
Northwest
Vernon
Byron Smith
Marion
Font
Smith
Teacher's’ Institute
Bruce Smith
Flint
Otisville
Homecoming of Lt Stanley Kleiner and family noted
Lieut Stanley Kleiner and wife returned from Chelsea with his parents, staying through the week after his missions in Europe. The community reported open house gatherings, church meeting, and continued service of Rev. M. R. Honderich and wife as supply pastors for another year. Weather is fine and all are well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kleiner
Ernest Kleiner
Chelsea
Kleiner
Stanley
Europe
Walter Kleiners
Henry Kleiner
Alton David
Donnie K
Robert Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Mack Leeth
Glen Bay
Walter
Donnie
Norman Hutchinson
Louie Warner
Walter Kleiner
Pete Moline
Frank Peet
Bliders
Otto Kleiner
Herman Rank
Frank Rilett
Beulah Kleiner
Norma Hutchinson
Helen Bay
M. R. Honderich
Robert BE. Ryan
Clare
Blanche Allen
Wilmatte
Henderich
Love Filled Sermon At Parsonage Series Ends
Regular Sunday services drew a large crowd for the third sermon on The More Excellent Way with the theme Love Filled. Rev Honderich and family visited local friends. Dr. Gilbert, a medical missionary from India, will speak at Hagle Church on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesson
Myrtle Miller
Harrison
Chas. Kleinhardt
Henderich
Wm. Arnold
Clare
Teale
Loomis
Forest. Leeth
Legume Seeds Improve Animal Growth with Heat and Amino Acids
Legume seeds have low protein value but heating or adding cystine or methionine enhances their nutritive quality. This processing yields satisfactory growth in animals.
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Aah
Gilmore Grange
Laverne Perry
Verdena
Paul
Midland
Winterfield
Elm Grove
Rosebush
Coleman
John Deere
John Deere All Steel
Universal Milker
Oliver
Sam Forney
Robert Tam
God
Sam
Ty. Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Ina
Eee
Seog
Bes
Spike Horn
Guernsey
Massey Harris
Oliver No
Gale Bean
McCormick-Deering
McCarty
Briggs & Stratton
H. P
McCormick- Deering
Zenith
Florence
South Bend
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Samuel & Albert Mielke
H. B. Mininger
Harrison State Bank
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