Mutiny on the Venturer Deepens as Crew Search For Cap'n Corr
Mat Forbes takes command after Gee’s confession implicating Peter in Cap'n Corr's fate. The crew plans a return to Hoakes Bay to find Richard Corr alive or dead, while Corkran guards Peter and Gee aboard. Mat aims to mount a shore search with Corkran leading land forces and himself remaining aboard to manage the vessel and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat
Corkran
Mary
Richard
Peter
Hoakes Bay
Mat Forbes
Cap’n Corr
George
Mr. Forbes
Corkoran
Gee
Cap’n
Corr
Darky
Corkrane
Mat. Forbes
Venturer
Captain Carr
Rannels
Stanley
Mutiny Ruse Ends In Confrontation Aboard Ship
Corkran overpowers Peter as six crew members and Mary confront the frightened man in the Captain's cabin after Gee's information leads to a plan to return to Hoakes Bay in search of Captain Corr. Peter denies the mutiny while fear and confusion rise among the sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corkran
Gee
Mat
Peter
Mary
Mat Forbes
Mr. Corr
Hoakes Bay
Cap’n Corr
Popeye Recruiting Ad Offers Navy Benefits
A naval recruitment feature promises no rent or food costs and free entertainment. Enlistees receive $118 worth of uniforms and can learn one of 45 trades. The Navy offers training valued in the first year and invites 17+ readers to request the illustrated booklet Life in the U. S. Navy from the newspaper’s Navy Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Life IN the
U. S. Navy
Local residents host visitors and attend sale in Pontiac area
Ruraks Mr and Mrs Stephen Heller entertained Indiana relatives last week. Mr and Mrs William Gruno and daughters visited J C Coats and John Myers and Herbert Horn returned to Pontiac after a ten day stay. Several locals attended a sale at Mrs Lawence Robinette’s home last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Heller
Indiana
William Gruno
J. C. Coat’s
John Myers
Herbert Horn
Pontiac
Lawence Robinette
Social guests visit from multiple cities over weekend
A series of weekend visits and Sunday calls tie together residents and relatives from St. Clair Grand Rapids Corunna Detroit and Lansing. Guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Layle Mrs CG Bell and others with stays at the Littlefield home Clear Lake and Half Moon Lake as well as shoppers and business trips to Harrison Saginaw and Detroit areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Layle
St. Clair
CG. Bell
F. Littlefield
James Schols
P. Hook
Grand Rapids
BE. Cooley
Corunna
A. Ambrosier
L. Cline
Mr. Norton
Detroit
L.cline
Clear Lake
Ray Farnsworth
White House
Ohio
Jo Murdock
Bud Schmedling
West Hope
J. Murdock
Saginaw
Harrison
B. Cooley
Henderson
Flint
Ambrosier
C. Thayer
Tonia
Stanley Mills
M. Mills
Half Moon
Lake
Steel Allman
Lansing
Harold
Myers Corners Community Notes Share Weekend Visits
Mrs. Mary Dysinger of Owosso visited the Williams and Myers homes during the past week. Lan sing's John C. Albertson with daughters Enid and Marilyn spent the weekend at Norman Myers. Several others visited or dined with local families, and Dale Hartman of Pontiac is hospitalized at Wood's in Olite. We wish him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dysinger
Owosso
George Williams
Russell Williams
John C. Albertson
Enid
Marilyn
Lansing
Norman Myers
Kenneth Roller
Maude Barber
John Hartman
Charles Ott
Bertha Gerber
Mt. Pleasant
Ed Magnus
John Carl
Mary Lou
Mary Wysingst
Walter Wood
Clela
Dale Hartman
Pontiac
Hartman
Dale
Wood's Hospital
Olite
Verlin Williams
Glare
Dan Dysinger
Norman Orvis
Rose Athey
George Winn
Arlene
Glena
Jack Larwh
Larman
Frank Myers
Harrison
Normatt Myers
Social calls span Sunday to Tuesday in local circles
Mae Hartman and Wilma Ott visited Ruby Williams and Bobby Friday. Mrs Lewis received a call from Margaret Myers on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Hartman
Wilma Ott
Ruby Williams
Bobby
Mrs. Lewis
Margaret Myers
Fire Tower area hosts busy weekend hunts
The report notes many hunters in the vicinity over the weekend with few birds bagged. Several guests visited local families including Mrs. Mary Lloyd Mr. Killgore and Mr. Pratt from Detroit and others from Ann Arbor Flint Lansing St. Louis and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lloyd
Killgore
Mr. Pratt
Detroit
Don Lloyds
Harley Bentley
Miss Blaine
Friend
Winn
Merle Davison
John Johnson
Ann Arbor
H. Bentleys
Bertha Grover
Belle
Jack Grover
Robert Wilson
Dale Reynolds
Ed, Rummel
Flint
Robert Wilsons
Harris
Weekend Guests and Visits Across Michigan Towns
Southeast Sheridan notes weekend visits by Jay Pierce and Forest Butler of Grand Rapids to G Macklem home, Lucille Schaar visiting Vernon, Lee Sowle of Detroit with his parents, Harley and family in Clare, Mae Langin with Mrs. A S Richmond in Farwell, Louis Mavis relatives Sunday, Jesse Allen of Harrison visiting Tuesday, E Geiger family at Bard dining with Hattie Livingston, and the Livingstons enjoying a new radio.
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Jay Pierce
Forest Butler
Grand Rapids
G. Macklem
Lucille Schaar
Vernon
Lee Sowle
Detroit
M. P. Sowle
Harley and Family
Clare
Mae Langin
A. S. Richmond
Farwell
Local residents share weekend visits and repairs
Brown Corners notes weekend visits from Frank Nash family in Flushing and Teal family in South Sheridan. Marguerite Lower of Temple and Arlene of Mr Pleasant stay with parents Arthur Lower. Walter Deller from Detroit returns home for weekend. Glen Lower hosts and Wayne Langworthy visits. Basement work for Clair Coulter’s barn completes and Farmer’s banquet in Clare draws crowd. Adolph Heitholzer and daughter Lynda Lee of Midland visit Violet Sunday. Gerald Young from Bay City joins in at the Kleinhardt home. Glen Lower visits Huntington Indiana to see daughter Coloms at college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nash
Flushing
Charles Kleinhardt
Forest Garver
Harvey Armentrout
James Teal
South
Sheridan
Marguerite Lower
Temple
Arlene
Mr. Pleasant
Arthur Lower
Walter Deller
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Glen Lower
J. C. Newman
Wayne Langworthy
Saginaw
Bill Vartey
Clair Coulter
Clare
Adolph Heitholzer
Lynda Lee
Midland
Violet
Roger Kleinhardt
Joyce
Carol
Gerald Young
Bay City
Theinest Mieintardt, Sr
Glen
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Brush College
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Speedy
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Gloria
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Donald Shaver
Leo Wallace
Henry Wallace
St. Louis
Dorothy Shaver
Albert Shaver
James Lloyd
Bernard Allen
Cornwellville
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Clare Coulter
Virgil Pratt
Grandville
Groves
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Barbara
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