Local residents visit and family gatherings noted in Farwell area
Vernon Hill Jr and Mrs Nate Trumble and Wes Viola Warner of Farwell visit Mrs Jesse Shkerman and family. Numerous calls and weekend visits connect residents from Farwell Clare Rosebush and Pontiac. Several illnesses and a fall are also mentioned with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Abbott
Carl Nass
of &Shiey
Bert Pifer
Bob Archambault
Bana Lowrey
Rosebush
Bemilay
Anna Avrand, Jr
Milo Myers
Clair Stanley
Wiwrrison
Norman Myers
North Arthur
Jesse Ackerman
Marjorie Jane
Wierris
Melvin Brasington
Arfen Walters
Clare
Sear Pike and Sons
Pontiac
Brasington
Jess Ackerman
Arncliff
Fordville
Mussell
Sandra Schultz
Lyle Robison
Farwell
Wreank
June Alwood
Lan
George Snider
Charles Monwee
Onarlee Graham
Vern Fannell
Valley Grove and Maple Grove U S Church Weekend Schedule
Sunday School at 2 00 p m and preaching at 3 00 p m by Rev H R Town prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 00 p m The article notes fall harvest weather and conservation concerns about game cover burning with oil fire risk Mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Richard Harkins Mrs Harry Webster Louis Finch Don Holbrook trip to Wisconsin and Grand Rapids Mrs Mary McGoogan in Florida and locals Christie Lay Laverne Root Madaline Root visit Brings out social and regional anecdotes from Mt Pleasant near Weidman and Neavy Lansing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove U. S. Church
H. R. Town
Conservation Department
Richard Harkins
Harry Webster
Mt. Pleasant
BE. Schofield
Louis Finch
Don Holbrook
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
Hugh Riley
Near Weidman
Elmer Schofield
Mary McGoogan
Florida
Christie Lay
Laverne and
Madaline Root
Neavy Lansing
Social News From Mann Siding and Clare Area
Sunday visitors gathered at the Bennett home in Mann Siding including Amasa and family with Ted and Charles Bennett. Local residents and guests stopped by homes in Clare and at the Satison residence for birthdays and social time. A forest fire damaged woods in section 18, and the Farmers Union meeting with speakers was announced for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Bennett
Amasa Bennett
Ted
Charles Bennett
Jerry
Donald Giers
Robbie
George Bennett
Wilford Shannon
Sasinaw
Wm. Hileman
M. J. Wedge
Sandusky
C. Krocker
Nial Abbott
Clare
Carl Bringold
Chas. Heber
Floyd Squires
Earl Brockway
Pontiac
Farmers Union
Arthur Center Community Notes and Local Arrivals
Our school closed Thursday and Friday as Miss Bates attended the M B H A convention in Saginaw. The Clark family moved to the Perkins house Monday. Mrs. Bert Kinne is under treatment at University Hospital Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Rockey and family visited the Rollers Sunday. Mrs. John Horn and daughters Ellen Joyce and Mary Lou visited Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilmore will have the Sunday message. Rev. Kleinhart will miss the eldership meeting. Mrs. Stotler is improving. The community mourns the death of Glen Hale who died Saturday evening while doing chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bates
Saginaw
Clark
Wines Place
Perkins
Harl Myers
Bert Kinne
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
J. C. Coats
Randolph Rockey
Alvin
Neil
Ann Lou
Rollers
John Horn
Ellen Joyce
Mary Lou
Pontiac
Mattie Marlene Wiesner
Angola
Ind
Earl Gilmore
Gilmore
Kleinhart
Funeral services held for services at Rogers Funeral Home
The article notes multiple local happenings including a funeral conducted by Rev. Charles Kleinhart at Rogers Funeral Home in Gladwin at 2 p.m. Monday, a ill health update on Mrs. D. I. Davis, the birth of an eight pound baby boy at Floy Spicer's home, Riverside Grange officers elected Oct 11, and progress on Wood’s foot healing with Miss Eisie Shull visiting from Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kleinhart
Rogers
Gladwin
D. i. Davis
Stork
Ance
Riverside Grange
Wood
Eisie Shull
Saginaw
Grange News Highlights Local Visits and Happenings
Miss Lucille Schunk of Brighton and friends from Pontiac spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Schunk. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Gordon Fitzpatrick and daughter stayed with the Fitzpatrick family. Several locals visited hospitals, extended sympathies to the Slater family, and Clare Pomona plans a Garfield Grange meeting on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Schunk
Brighton
Pontiac
Stanley Schunk
Gordon Fitzpatrick
Detroit
George Fitzpatrick
Nora Wright
Horace Fancon
Dickie
Fancon
Midland
Earl Waite
Lyle
Albert Allen
Slater
Dessie Davis
Clarence Davis
Harry Schultz
Houghton Lake
Ruth Williams
Ruth Archbold
Bruce Williams
Gee, Williams
Henry Hilborn
St. Helens
Gladys Davis
Sarah Schunk
Clare Pomona
Garfield Grange
AT. Carrow
Wallace Carrow
Washington News Commentary on New Deal Credibility
The piece argues that promises from the New Deal have failed and caused distrust. It urges ending saber-rattling and fault-finding, calling for a bipartisan Congress after the November elections to restore national confidence and steer away from policies blamed for current uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Washington
Congress
Survey Finds Horse and Buggy Makes New Gains
Washington report from the census bureau shows manufacturers of carriages wagons sleighs and wheelbarrows employed more workers in 1937 than 1935 and the value of their products rose, indicating a revival of horse drawn transportation demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Beavers’ Dam Flood Threatens Canadian National Line
Sudbury Ontario reports beavers block culverts and flood tracks along CN railway right of way. Dams along streams created lakes weakening small bridges as game warden Lawrence Hemp hill dynamited the structures along the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ont
Lawrence Hemphill
Ruins of the Recuay civilization near Huaraz dated to 500 A.D.
Dr. Wendell C. Bennett reports discovery of Recuay dwellings, tombs, temples, and statues in northern Peru at 10,000 feet above the Santa River valley. Excavations reveal underground houses, multiroom interiors, two three story temples, and stone puma heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wendell C. Bennett
American Museum of Natural History
Doctor Bennett
Peru
Huaraz
Santa River
Recuay
Mean
Unearthed Openings Reveal Ancient Pottery Dwellings
Pottery fragments at tunnel ends indicate these openings served as living spaces. The find suggests archaeologists uncovered dwelling areas linked to a historical tunnel system.
Charter Oak: Pittsburgh district adopts historic tree name
In Scott township a new community in the Pittsburgh area is named Charter Oak after the colonial landmark that once settled the Penn Virginia boundary dispute. The blaze on a now-dead oak marked the Penn grant line and inspired residents of Heidelberg Glendale Carnegie Greentree to formalize the Charter Oak settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charter Oak
Scott Township
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
William Penn
Charles II
Penn
Heidelberg - Glendale - Carnegie- Greentree
Tri-State
Pest Poison Chief Stock of 1900 Texas Pharmacy
Fort Worth, Texas report notes prairie dog and wolf poison as the main money makers for early west Texas pharmacists, not cosmetics or a sandwich counter, per Walt Cousins Sr., publisher of the Southern Pharmaceutical Journal. Cousins recalls being a young cowboy in 1898 when he bought a book to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Walt Cousins Sr
Southern Pharmaceutical Journal
Cousins
Man who ran drug store recalls wolf and prairie dog poison
In Knox county Texas, a man who quit the range and opened a drug store at Munday reflects on keeping the business afloat. He credits sales of poison to ranchers for survival, noting wolves and prairie dogs posed major problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday
Knox County
Texas
Children Worry Less in Poorer Families
London report by Dr W Lindesay Neustatter in The Lancet finds poorer children show less worry mood and instability than wealthier peers. Study of three family groups notes 9 percent restless in infancy versus 30 percent in rich group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. Lindesay Neustatter
Guy’s Hospital
Lancet
Cemetery Name Origin Echoes In Early Christian Use
A note on the term cemetery meaning sleeping place, its literal origin, and how early Christians adopted the word to describe burial grounds. The etymology highlights the shift from literal rest to a sacred resting place in Christian tradition.
Classified liner promises big value in Clare Sentinel
A brief sales pitch touts the Clare Sentinel classified liners as a way to stretch budgets and reach a wide audience, urging readers to place ads for greater exposure and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
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Dorothy
Gail
G. Howard
John Lamb Jr
Monray
Sid
Johnson
Ake
Lida Facime
Lida Garrimore
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Vaple Grove
Arthur Center
Texas Pharmacy
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Tim Cotter
Clare, Michigan
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