Local residents and visitors frequent nearby Alma area
Resort notes list Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Perkins from Alma, callers at Wm. Blain home, and many neighbors visiting Clare and area towns. Several new families move in, and local trips to Clare, Lansing, Harrison, and Lyons Den are mentioned along with school travel and weekend camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Perkins
Alma
Gna Blain
Gon. Adelbert
Billie Henry
Bertha Lake
Wm. Blain
Harris
Leslie Gardner
Ewart
Kenneth Spenchley
Robert
Clare
Clyde Lapham
Rolland L. Grubaugh
Frank Howey
Edgar Waldron
S. Harris
Leo
Esther
J. A. Burns
Thomas Cook
West Freeman
Russell Randle
A. Miller
Lansing
Charlie Lyons
Glenn Collard
Mr. Wallace
W. Woodbury
Mr. Pleasant
Delbert Webster
Farwell
Wm. Arnold
Olin Allen
Sylvan
Burns
George Keller
Ewatt
M. Graves
Kenneth Benchley
Jennie Campbell
Billie
George Long
Lyons den
Harrison
W. C. Artcliff
Lake move looms as Eight Point Lake starts school
The Eight Point Lake school opens September 5 with grade pupils visiting the lake and high school students to Barryton. Bus driver Mr. McKenzie will transfer pupils as the building at the lake may be used due to crowding. The bell will be missed after more than thirty years, marking the start of each school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Septemer Sth
Lake and
Barryton
McKenzie
Lake
Herbert Pratt
Vera Clark
Toledo
Labor Day
Ida Clark
Glenn Hickling
Clare
Ewart
Ethel Hickling
Glenn M Hickling
Miles Smith
William Smith
Weidman
Florence Hickling
Dennis Sturges
Detroit
Smith
Joe Clark
Sears
Cloud Whatons
Community News Roundup From Clare And Nearby Areas
Local residents report visits and travels, with names linked to Clare, Shepherd, Detroit, Toledo, and Akron. Highlights include cottage stays, farm work plans, trips to Chicago and Detroit, new hires, and updates on burns and hospital recoveries. Numerous households, marriages, and weekend activities appear across Half Moon Lake, Silver Lake, and Oakdale area cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolf
Missie
Ray Russell
Loomis
Albert Bowen
Rose Newsom
Clifford Runer
Jess Lamphere
Chester Richard
Houghton
Carmelia Curtiss
Shepherd
Baker Home
Tom
Walter Hergenroeder
Detroit
James Curtiss
Stirling
Frank Harrie
A. McCah
Toledo
Ohio
R. J. Beehler
Owosso
Silver Lake
Martin Graves
Half Moon Lake
J. R. Borst
Basil Baker
Dona Dexter
Wilma Blain
Maysel Kress
Don Luce
Bernard Schofield
Farwell
F. A. Luce
Wm. Prentiss
Dale Postal
Akron
Rilbrough
Oakdale
New Pupils Join School Community Amid Improvements
The school reports 33 students this year with several new enrollees including Julius and Betty Borst Dolores Stratton Knoble Stratton Daisy Green Myrlin Green Walter Hergenroeder Phyllis Cowles Ina Abbott Doris Stittsworth John Sears Ray Wellman Visitors praised the cordial atmosphere and pupil effort while posters from hygiene class add to Arts Friday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius
Betty Borst
Dolores
Knoble Stratton
Daisy
Myrlin Green
Walter Hergenroeder
Delbert
Blain
Phyllis Cowles
Ina Abbott
Doris
Walter Stittsworth
John Sears
Ray Wellman
Oly
Kate Seredy
Stittsworth
Sears
Martha Bringold
Patty Joyce- Curtiss
Lowell Howard
Eugene Stratton
Lee
Milo Wellman
Wayne Cowles
Maysel Kress
Rosebush News Abounds With Local Visits and Life
Local residents report visits from relatives in Michigan and New York, marriages, school moves, and community events. Notable items include the Downeys visiting, Keith First entering Acme Business College in Lansing, a Rasor wedding in Harrisburg, and the Whiteville Ladies Library meeting. Mary Louise Heberling arrives in Crosby, North Dakota, and 4 H notes preview Achievement Day at Central State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Downey
Te- C Iin
Geneva
N. Y
Ralph Bower
Omena
Michigan
Robert Dunn
Keith
Lansing
Acme Business College
James Ruser
Sears
Gale Suiz
William Johnston
Marion
Harry Maybee
Hdna
James Coss
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Crystal
Cass
Dan Coyne
Whiteville
Crosby
N. D
Heberling
Presbyterian Church
George Schran
Ferndale
Smith
Rosebush
R. O. Thomson
Jim Sheahan
H. O. Bendler
William Hunter
Florida
Leo Westphal
Bert McEwen
Bertha Kaiser
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Hamilton
Cental State Teachers College
Wm. Craig
Maureen
Millersburg
Alma
John Ouderkirk
Midland
J. W. Stanton
Battle Creek
Mike Salbert
Walter Galgodi
Curt Showerman
Frank Hamilton
H. O. Bentler
Raymond McConnell
Andrew Hathaway
Wave and Laid Papers in Papermaking History
The piece explains the difference between wave and laid papers caused by a screen in the papermaking machine. Wave paper shows an even texture with uniform light diffusion, while laid paper reveals fine light and dark lines, up to about 16 per inch, used for books pamphlets and writing paper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert
Screeno
Gene Autry
the Singing Cowboy
Ove
Henry Hunter
Judith Barrett
Alan Hale
Ralph Morgan
Andy Devine Monroe
Owsley Rollo Lloyd
Arthur Lubin
Universal Picture
Adolph Iter
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carroll
Brigtuee
William Frawley
Duseley
Digges Akim Tamir
Porter Hall
J. M. Kerrigan
Lewis Milestone
Clifford Odets
Charles G. Booth
MAD Money
Thur
Edw. G. Robinson
Joan Blondell
Joan Bennett and
Joel McCrea
Eight Point Lake
Ray Brown
Flint
Alfred Sturgis
Alice
Avis
Crystal Lake
Betty
Junior
Claud Wheaton
Grange Hall
Floyd Clark
Floyd
Granger
Nany
Colorado
da Clark
L.D. Clark
Pleasant
Sun
Arena
Wall Street
U.S
Concord
governi_ment
Pye Aers
Thomas Nast
Erid
Balbda
The
Pacific
Spain
Ake George
James M. Wellman
F. C. Luce
Vincent Carek
Norman Tolson
Chicago
C. Reynolds
Farmers Union
Raymond Neff
Joseph. McGuire
Toronto
Thomas Fall
Rosebush Eplevator
Anna
Rose McNerney
Clare McKay
V. J. Horan
George Ranb
Frank Allen
Six Lake
Elizabeth Ballee
Hadley
Herman Hertzbelt
William Thompson
Hertzhelt
Monica
Marjorie McConnell
Ray P. McConnell
Manistique
Monroe
Elizabeth Maybee
Vyocational School
Keith First
Preston Johnson
Alek Hislop
Big Rapids
Paris
Decker Thomson
Eleanor
Ladies Aid
M. EB. Church
Ahbour
New York
Wolverine
S Y
Thayer
Thayer Brothers
West Fourth St
Clare, Michigan
See Down
Will
Thanik
Power CO
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