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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1938

Page

8

Local Family Gatherings and Birthday Dinner Herald Social News

Elm Grove hosts Dimondale visitors Mr and Mrs Lynn Bedell and children for a Sunday visit. Edith Raymond hosts a game dinner for Adolph Hildebrandt’s birthday with guests. Cora Wilson helps care for Barbara Sue, grandniece of North West Vernon. Art Claugo ill with flu. Morden family visits from Merrill. George Athey and children visit Raymond home in Pontiac. Townsend Win a Member contest ends with 45 new members led by Captain Albert MacFarlane and 43 on losing side led by Mrs Hilda Gilbert.

Lynn Bedell Dimondale Harvey Wilson C. J. Wilson Edith Raymond Adolph Hildebrandt Cora Wilson Jack van Siekien North West Vernon Barbara Sue Art Claugo Albert MacFarlane Hilda Gil

Leader notes membership growth and September event plan

A club reports seven members on its iat and a total of 173 members. They voted to host a potluck next Monday October 71 with special music and a featured speaker at Grange Community Hall. Members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Wayne Scheiber of Flint visited relatives, with Mrs Scheiber’s brother and wife from Indiana as guests.

Grange Wayne Scheiber Flint Wm. Scheiber S's Indiana

Local Folks Attend Visits and Socials Across towns

Mrs F Littlefield shopped in Grand Rapids. Alger Cline of White Cloud called on Mrs L Frisby. Ambrosier and Littlefield hosted a Masonic supper in Farwell. Sunday guests at the Thayer home included Henry Thayer and family from Lansing and others from Mt. Pleasant Slab Town and Corunna.

F. Littlefield Grand Rapids M. Hull Farwell L. Frisby Lansing Layle HE. Stanley Lake

Community Notes From Frost Area Include Visits and Events

Mrs. Robert Burns visited Alice Mead at her home on Wednesday. Donna Norman recovers from appendicitis at McArthur Strange hospital Mt. Pleasant. Velma Mead remained hospitalized at Woods Hospital, unable to attend school. Clarabelle Mead and Kathryn Norman visited Mt. Pleasant and Harrison Friday. A Sunday brush fire occurred in Sec 18 Frost. Mrs. Alice Mead hosted sons Alton and Leroy Mead of Detroit for her birthday. Rex Carey visited his mother last week. Weekend visitors to the Norman home included R. A. Walsh Detroit Curley Wall Lansing and J. Runnells and son Grand Ledge. Mrs. Henry Norman and family visited her father at Remus Sunday. Donna Norman also at Mt. Pleasant. A man from Ohio killed a deer near Leota and notified conservation officer Carl Rushton. Frost Home Economic Club held its first meeting at the Frost town hall with ten members and a pot luck lunch. The group will meet again December 1 at the hall.

Robert Burns Alice Mead Donna Norman McArthur-Strange Mt. Pleasant Velma Mead the Woods Hospital Clarabelle Mead Kathryn Norman Harrison Alton Leroy Mead Detroit Leota Carl Rushton Frost Home Economic Club Frost Town Hall

Growth of the Hair

The article notes that the average person's hair grows about half an inch each month, outlining a standard rate of hair growth. It emphasizes the steady pace and implies everyday observation of hair length changes over time.

Red Cross Nurses Aid Million Sick During 1937 38

Red Cross nurses aided over a million sick through visits to distant mountain communities islands coastal areas and crowded industrial districts. They inspected 659187 school children with doctors and instructed 68754 mothers and young girls in home hygiene and care of the sick.

Red Cross Public Wealth

Rug Trends Shape Living Rooms With Patterned Plain and Color

Rug design shifts toward borderless patterned plain and two tone effects with leaf and flower textures. Mottled backgrounds hide wear, while color ranges favor pastels, silvery greens, blues, pinks, and beiges. Larger rugs create bigger room visuals. round or oval finishes with fringes are suggested.

Red Cross Volunteers Aid War Veterans Worldwide

Red Cross workers in chapters hospitals and on Army Navy Coast Guard and Marine posts aided 122 355 active service men or veterans or their families in the last year. They provided writing shopping recreation and financial help for dependents locating missing relatives and filing pension disability hospital and discharge papers. The report states an average monthly assistance figure of 18 790 men.

Red Cross Army Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps Dctlga

Italians Form Largest Foreign Group in London

London hosts about 200000 foreigners with Italians the largest group about 15000 in Soho and another cluster in Saffron Hill. French residents number over 10000, Germans and Austrians total 8000 to 10000, Americans are the fourth largest foreign group in the city.

London Soho Saffron Hill

Missing Link Found in Africa by South African Fossil Find

Dr. Robert Broom’s Sterkfontein cave discovery Australopithecus Transvaalensis is hailed by Prof. W B Gregory as the genuine missing link. Gregory says the form combines ape and human features and may turn out as either a man or an ape. Original specimens are valued over casts, and the fossil will be exhibited at the American Museum of Natural History.

Betty Wells WIN Service Pretoria South Africa Gregory Broom America American Museum of Natural History New York

Lapps Shortest Race Remarked as Europe’s Quickest

A description notes the Lapps as having Europe’s shortest race, highlighting the brisk pace of their speed contest and regional sporting distinction.

Europe

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