Homecoming Festivities Set for Central State Teach ers College
Mt. Pleasant hosts first homecoming on the new athletic field on October 25. Alumni from across the state attend as Central State Teachers College marks its largest enrollment 1102 and a newly built stadium. Town decorates maroon and gold as Bearcats face Michigan State Normal Hurons in the Michigan Collegiate Conference game. Dean Bertha M. Rowan leads planning with student help.
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Central State Teachers College
Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Bearcats
Michigan State Normal College Hurons
Hurons
Bertha M. Rowan
Clare area social notes move through visits and clubs
Vit Vernon Grange and Merle Chapman hosted at Archie Ackerman’s home. Clare Good Literature Club met with a Hallowe en party at Eunice Slentz’s home. Various residents from Romeo Detroit Clare and Battle Creek visited relatives and hosted gatherings including the Mussell and Smith households.
Mineral Salts Give Her Tired Hubby New Pep
Mrs Ralph Starkey cites Vinol as boosting her husband with renewed appetite strength and vigor after two bottles. Doctors note Vinol contains mineral iron calcium and cod liver peptone. Vinol is advertised as giving new strength better sleep and more pep with a tasty flavor.
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Ralph Starkey
BE. A. Anderson
Local residents visit kin across multiple towns this weekend
Mrs. Marvin Swanson returns home to LeRoy after visiting her parents. George Ackerman and two daughters visit Fred Verette. Slentz family from Muskegon Heights spend weekend with Icem Slentz’s parents. Loomis family from Elm Grove visits Henry Ackerman. Lena Brewer visits Pontiac with Frank Derby. Melvin Stevens works at Cornwell farm. Edward Mussell visits Clyde Marshall on Vernon Hill. Thomas Marshall of Pontiac visits daughter and family Dick Brooks. Will Martin of Mt. Pleasant and others visit Chas. Durnin home. Ben Webb of Sheridan visits sister’s family. David Mussell’s family visits Mary Wilson in Clare. Sanford Terry and ...
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Merle Chapman
Archie Ackerman
Clare Good Literature Club
Hallowe’en
Eunice Slentz
Stella Mead
Ida Chamberlin
Nellie Lumber
Cora Fendoward
Romeo
Detroit
Mason Smith
Florence
Leda Ackerman
George Ackerman
Battle Creek
Wm. Wilson
Clyde Marshall
Clare
Edward Mussell
Fred Verette
Sheridan
Ben Webb
Edgar Perece
Margaret
Sam Wilkinson
Chas, Durnin
Mrs. Alred Curtis
Mussell
Marvin Swanson
LeRoy
Chas. Durnin
Leda
Fred Fred Verette
Floyd Slentz
Muskegon Heights
Icem Slentz
Frank Loomis
Mt. Pleasant
al. Gallaway
Owosso
Roy Hales
David Mussell
Mary Wilson
Sanford Terry
Ora ‘Vorce
Joe Kiles
Rosebush
August Ulrich
Pontiac
Wm, Wilson
von Walters
George Walters
Earl Wison
Bay City
Milton Bender
Maple Grove
Voree
Albert Davis
Flint
Tom Bolen
Fred Irwin
Ralph
Arleene Bolen
Bolen
Vernon Hill
Vera Voree
Miss More
Vorce
Mary Irwin
Milo Allen
Hendrie House
Flegel
Marion Wright
George Snider
Henry Snider
Pruit
Fred Newsom
Akey
Fred Akey
Wellington
Martin Forbes
Marion
Will Six
Beulah Bodkins
Colonville
Roy Walters
Ethelyn Brown
Verona Bowers
Hunie Akey
Buckley
C. H. Mullican
Macy
Indiana
Arthur Ginn
Dover
John Haring
Doleto
Warren Marshall
Hmery Bonham
May Pardy
Alva
Butter
Annie Arrand
Rebekah
Maud Haley
James Carty
Coleman
Henry Lines
Josie
Nate Trumble
Farwell
Carrie Perverse
Carl Freeman
Carl Arthur
Arthur
Horning
Russel Davis
Carrie
Perverse
Local social notes honor family visits and corrections
Frank White of Barryton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter White. Mr and Mrs Dick Brooks joined Mr and Mrs Harvy Dawson on a trip to Detroit last Tuesday returning Wednesday evening. A correction is issued to include Sister Samborn as pianist in the officers list for the coming year.
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Frank White
Barryton
Walter White
Dick Brooks
Harvy Dawson
Detroit
Samborn
Lst
Second Month Of Dairy Herd Testing Completed
The Clare Dairy Herd Improvement Association released the second month report noting steady herd standings despite drought. Top records include Perry Geeck’s registered Holstein and Fred Treich’s Jersey with 1683 and 1641 pounds milk and 47.1 and 45.2 pounds butterfat respectively.
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Clare Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Perry Geeck
Fred ‘Treich
Jersey
Cornwell Ranch
Howard Penrose
Glen Poet
Mr. Penrose
Mr. Poet
J. W. Schaeffer
Local Names List From Frost Township and Surrounding Areas
A dense OCR reading lists numerous residents and place names across Frost Township Harrison Hatton Township Godwin Temple Eagle Solonville Center Wildcat and related areas. The fragment includes many personal names such as Lillian Woods Rosetta Bradway Lena Kipp and Leota Stoddard, along with several surnames like Fry, Bailey, Smith, Miller, Kirby and others. The context appears as a namelist or directory snippet rather than a connected article.
Vernon Hill News Roundup From Rosebush to Lake George
Vernon Hill notes visitors from Detroit Pontiac and Flint. Local sick bay area updates include Earl Wison improving at Bay City hospital. Hunting season spurs busy weekends with many locals and Petersburg visitors at Lake George cottages. Sympathies sent to area families after losses.
Treat Rheumatism With Allenru Remedy
An advertorial urges readers to remove uric acid from blood to end rheumatic pain. It promotes Allenru as a guaranteed cure and recommends visiting WH A Anderson or a local druggist to obtain a large bottle with complete directions. It warns against relying solely on relief medicine that only numbs pain and risks long term joint damage.
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America
WH. A. Anderson
Allenru
Hunting Season Notes From Shorewood and Surrounding Cottages
A flotilla of visitors and locals roamed the Lake George area for the hunting season. Eric Spenny and wife from Mason enjoyed the Shorewood cottage life while Dr. Barstow from St. Louis hunted with F A Luce. numerous parties from Ithaca Canton Center and Owosso joined at various cottages including Tamarack Lodge and Windover lake for partridge and rabbit shoots.
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Eric Spenny
Mason
Shorewood
Lake George
Henry Ayress
Mit
Edd Delling
Gratiot County
Dale Beck
Ithaca
St. Louis
Frank Gilbert
Alex .Myers
Saginaw
Robert Kemphert
Ann Arbor
Tamarack Lodge
Carl Loomis
Owosso
Bi Beck
Willis Andrew
Flint
F. A. Luce
Dr. Barstow
Harry Key
F.A. Luce
John Cameron
Owogso
Shiawasse
Dee Waters
Grand Rapids
Windover Lake
Dean Smith
Lansing
Newsom
Lambert
Pontiac
Jad Froock
Santee
Basil Baker
Hinkleville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Village residents hosted relatives and friends from Saginaw Flint Lansing and Owosso for Sunday visits birthdays and a funeral. Guests toured Rotary well and Five Lakes enjoying autumn colors and local scenery as Work on the Hawkins house nears completion on the old foundation.
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Geo. Burch
Wm. Parkhill
Claud Cassidy
John Sherman
Owosso
Marvin Caul
A. Oliver
Ella Boody
Maud Feighner
Burt Stacey
Athaca
Chas, Richley
Saginaw
Kenneth McIntosh
Calvin Ankney
Lansing
Purdy
D. Harper
Graham
Gilmore
Frank Schoonover
Fredrick
Gail
Flint
Hinkle
Chas. Strnthcombe
Farwell
F. Hinkle
Normal Man Weighs by Age Leonard Williams Diet Ad
Obesity guidance lists normal weights for men aged 45 to 49 with heights from five seven to six two, and suggests a four week Kruschen Method plan. The ad advises cutting pies cakes pastry ice cream and reducing fats while eating lean proteins and vegetables. It promotes Kruschen Salts at 85 cents for a four week supply available at BH A Anderson or any drug store.
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Leonard Williams
M. D
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