Resort News highlights local visits and summer farewells
Arthur Wiltse and family near Saginaw spent Sunday with BE G Wiltse parents. Mrs Achard and daughter from Point Lookout visited. Detroit visitors returned after camping on Charlie Lyons grounds. Various locals welcomed guests from Mason Pontiac and Detroit while cottagers departed for Labor Day. Manuel Hunt slowly recovers from burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiltse
Saginaw
BE. G.wiltse
E. F. Achard
C. H. Lockwood
Point Lookout
B. F. Achard
Arthur Fountain
Detroit
Charlie Lyons
S. Harris
Curtis Bates
BE. G. Wiltse
B. A. Faunce
J. A. Burns
Helena VanderWoude
Winterfield Township
Ralph Curry
Ruby Phelps
Ewatt
Leslie Gardner
East Lansing
G. Youngman
J. Schepers
Bessie Pfanstiehl
Clifford Wiltse
Ruby
Katherine Addit
C. G. Wiltde
Eugene Wedgar
Mason
Charles Lyons
Leo Harris
Wm. Arnold
Lake George
Burns Home
Ewart
Lewis Hall
Mary Lou
Pontiac
Claud Wheaton
Lake
Roy Phenix
Eight Point Lake Electrification to Begin This Week
The electric light line for Eight Point Lake area is set to be completed this week and electricity turned on. Farmers nearby hope for affordable service similar to resorters but lack the funds to install lines themselves. Local notes mention residents and visitors in Keege Harbor Warwell Barryton Evart Mt. Pleasant and Flint with school starting and teachers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence DeRemer
Harvid Shinjock
Keege Harbor
Claud Wheaton
Celia Craford
Eben
Warwell
Roy Cook
Evart
Lake George Resort Notes and Local Visits
Frank Manning and wife to Ban nister one day last week. Otto Kemel of Ohio returns as Lake George champion fisherman. The school grounds undergo several improvements. Visitors include Tom and family to Clare Sun day show and James Duncan from Clare. Many townsfolk and guests are seen at cottages and gatherings, with schooling and cottage stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Manning
Bannister
John Dexter
Chester Pickering
Greenwood
Otto Kemel
Ohio
Otto
Tom
Betty Lou
Clare
James Duncan
James
Jess Lamphere
Frank Hamilton
Wixom
Upper Peninsula
Wm. Snyders
Wm. Snyder
Fredrick
Curtiss
Shepherd
Stirling
Fairview
Matthew Scott
Lake
Joe Shults
Frank
McBain
Walter
Herkenrohder
Mrs. Pierce
Midland
KF. A. Luce
Guy Turner
Ashley
Esther Luce
Stone
Harvey Moyer
Cottage Visitors and Local Trips Highlight Weekend
Art Wheeler and neighbors spent several days at the Grim cottage in Oakdale. Orville Bates and family vacationed at the Sutherland cottage. Tompking, Simmons, Knopke and others visited cottages from Mt. Pleasant to Detroit, with various outings to town sights and the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wheeler
Lake Sunday
Grim
Oakdale
Doe Grim
Blanchard
Hia
Orville Bates
Sutherland Cottage
Chan Tompking
Shepherd
A. Simmons
Mt. Pleasant
John Knopke
Detroit
Tom Bullock
Montrose
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Bob
Don Luce
Farwell
Local School Notes Highlight Enrollment and Improvements
Enrollment stands at 39 with new pupils Edith Brown Lloyd Snyder Dorothy Fruik Barbara Luce Floyd Fruik and Barbara Hunter. Playground improvements include more land staking fencing and access to a tennis court and ball diamond. About two hundred cans of vegetables were donated for hot lunches. Dr Boonstra inspected teeth and some students need work. The exhibit was prepared for the fair but paralysis shutdowns canceled school day. Sanitary measures will be used to curb the disease. Teachers and staff plan visits from Dr Thiehoff Mr Webb and nurse Miss Conely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Brown
Lloyd Snyder
Dorothy Fruik
Barbara Luce
Floyd Fruik
Barbara Hunter
Boonstra
Portugal Faces Vast Waste Land Across Landscape
Portugal holds nearly half of its territory as waste land and much of the rest is dominated by oak forests. The stark land use picture highlights extensive depopulation and environmental challenges shaping regional policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Local Residents and Visitors Parade Through Week
Saginaw and surrounding towns show a greeting parade of visitors and family updates. Notables include Rose Lynch completing training at St Marys hospital and returning home, and many relatives visiting in and around Saginaw and Lansing.-------------</assistantload
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lynch
Saginaw
Rosebush
Frank H. Lynch
Rose Bender
Loretta Fuller
R. P. McConnell
Bettie Ratley
Lansing
Ford V-8 Offers Exceptional Interior Room and Comfort
The Ford V-8 impresses with generous seat, leg, and head room across body styles. Its compact engine design frees space for passenger comfort, allowing three across in front and wide rear seating. The car pairs ample interior space with performance, safety, and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Local Social News and Early Atlantic Slave Trade Facts
Mrs Patrick Horan and Mrs William Lauthenthal spent time in Chicago last week. The local M E church has been remodeled. Mr and Mrs Orvel Graham hosted multiple families for a Sunday chicken dinner. The article notes the first Africans in the New World arriving in Santo Domingo in 1503 and outlines early slave trade milestones, plus a definition of a letter of marque ship and its legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Horan
William Lauthenthal Spen
Chicago
M. E
Orvel Graham
John Graham
Gerald Graham
Darel Cole
Homer Lowery
New World
Santo Domingo
United States
Spain
England
France
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Ronnie West
Dora Walker
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L. H. Moon
Ethel Peterson
Houghton Lake
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Grand Blanc
Tom McEwen
Bert McEwen
Jim Thompson
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William Hess
J. D. Caldwell
Alex Hislop
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