Sunrise on the Saddle Back Ranch
Ken McLaughlin faces a tough morning at the ranch after a rough English exam. His father scolds him for poor marks while Ken dreams of a self owned colt and quietly trains Cigarette under mounting pressure. The family dynamics unfold with farm work looming and Frontier Days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Bridie
Howard
Cigarette
Laramie
Captain McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Rob McLaughlin
Rabbit
Neil McLaughlin
Nell
Bryn Mawr
Xen
Gypsy
Gus
Shorty
Jess
Army air force camp in Missouri reported for Pvt William Hileman Jr
Pvt William Hileman Jr. who left for training last week is now in an army air force camp in Missouri. The Chas Heber family visited the Carl Bringold home in Greenwood Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Hileman traveled to Mt Pleasant Monday taking Miss Marjorie where she will attend school. These cool days remind us of approaching winter.
Local social notes and illness updates from Franklin area
Barbara Diskin spent one night with the Rawles children while Lois and Mildred Price visited Jane Gronda. Mrs Wears, ill at her daughter's home, hopes to recover soon. Himer Price departs for Camp Sherman on November 9. Two Miller children suffered burns Friday and aim to return home soon. Zella Tryon from Detroit visits relatives Cliff Price and others. Rose Marie Price spent the weekend with Marion Malcolmson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Barbara Diskin
Rawles
Lois
Mildred Price
Jane Gronda
Detroit
Cliff Price
Lucille Updyke
Muriel Brooks
Thelma Rawles
Rose Marie Price
Marion Malcomnson
Pleasant Valley Social News Sparks Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bay hosted their children and grandchildren including Glen Bay and Clarence Bay of Dover and Ervin Orvis family. Mayme Bunyan traveled to Pontiac to visit relatives. Pic Donald Kleiner from Fort Miles visited his parents Henry and family over the weekend. Kenneth Roe from Pontiac and Kenneth and Lawrence Bates from Midland attended the funeral of Jas B Allen and dined with Bates family. Several attended Church of God Eldership at Colonville. Mrs Geo Hemstreet returned from a visit with daughter Theresa Berent in Ypsilanti.
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Pleasant Valley
Alfred Bay
Burton Bay
Mayme Bunyan
Pontiac
Pic
Donald Kleiner
Fort Miles
Del
Henry Kleiner
Kenneth Roe
Lawrence Bates
Midland
Jas. B. Allen
Bates
Glen Bay
Clarence Bay
Dover
Ethard Walters
Elm Grove
Leonard Orvis
Janet Rose
Ervin Orvis
Alfred Roe
LOCAL SOCIAL NEWS SHOWS VISITORS AND FAMILY GATHERINGS
Brush College residents hosted visitors from Angola and Pontiac with extended stays at the Coats home. Lansing and Detroit guests joined Sunday dinners with local families as Cooper Brubaker and related households faced a serious illness. A Bildership service drew many from the area to Colonville, and a shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Jesse V. Newman at the J. C. Coats home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Cooper
Detroit
Nelson
Calhoun
Galen Coats
J. C. Coats
Wisner
Wm. Gruno
Harley Coats
Colonville
Newman Couple Honored With Evening Shower
A mixed shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Y. Newman last Friday evening in Newman. About one hundred attendees gathered to celebrate. Gifts were opened and refreshments served following the presents.
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Newman
Jesse Y. Newman
Freedom to Day Bond Drive Encourages Citizens
A brief item notes a public push for supporting the war effort through bond purchases. Citizens urged to contribute funds to financing national security while expressing patriotic sentiment and communal duty. Local leaders emphasize timely participation and record participation in the drive.
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Jmysfriend
Mary Ohara
Brush College
Jesse V. Newman
J. C
Beaverton
Lupe Velez
Eddie Albert
Raiders of
San Joaquin
Johnny Mack Brown
Tex Ritter
Rugzy
Knight
Sun
Bombardier
Pat O’brien
Ann. Shirley
Randolph Scott
Mr. Big
Donald O’connor
Peggy Ryan
Gloria
Jean
Frank
Joe
New England
Catherine
Bay City
Sherrife-Goslin Roofing Co
Phoenix
Mich
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
Brinton
Clare
Currie Road
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