Social World of Roseville and Nearby Towns
A long list of weekend visitors and family gatherings is recorded from Roseville, Midland, Detroit, and nearby towns. Names include Mildred Ott, Donna Mussell, William Artelift, James Ryan and Raemarie, Theo Gunderman, Anna MacGurn, Pat Hanley, and many others visiting relatives, attending church events, or traveling for medical, educational, and social reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred. Ott
Roseville
Donna Mussell
Mildred Jasmin
William Artelift
James Eb, Ryan
Raemarie
Detroit
Arlegene Hanley
Pat Hanley
Midland
James BH. Ryan
W. Maylan Jones
Big Rapids
Clare Methodist Parsonage
Ivan Oden
All. Dupree
Ethel Upthegrove
Frances Bitler
Mt. Pleasant
H. Orter
Leon Gasner
Harry Sly
Sidney
Ray Archbold
J. Barrie
Flint
Andrew Friz
Theo
Gunderman
Alma
Lile Berry
Anna MacGurn
Sumner
Arthur Boehm
State Park
B. A. Taglauer
Margaret Freeman
Gilmore
Marie Lewis
Jackson
Will Gardon
O. W. Nash
University Hospital
Duane Archbold
South Lyons
A. J. Archbold
Harrison
Will Garchow
Center
Garchow
Frank Hachmuth
Carol
Ben Kanaar
Alpena
Homer Livingston
Jack Bouchey
Nelson Calkins
Rosebush
Walter Ott
Beatrice
Mildred
Henry Ott
John
Charles Guifnett
Pontiac
Eli Fisher
George Bryant
Marjory
Vernon City
Loretta Harrold
Josephine Lieb
Mary Lytle
Patricia Harrold
W. H. Brier
M. A. Doherty
Leonard Irwin
Eirter
Clifford Parker
Plint
Raemarie Ryan
Siena Heights
Adrian
Domiinican College
James E. Ryan
Mary Joe
Jimmie
New Arrivals and Weekend Socials in Mt Pleasant Area
Baby Kenneth William Stuber born at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital weighing nine and a half pounds. Local residents visited family and attended funerals and gatherings in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns including Brinton Lansing Saginaw Bay City Flint Alma Rosebush Vernon and Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aud
Herbert Stuber
Peggy Ann Cote
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Kenneth William
Fern St. John
Brinton
Bicknell’s
Leo Oden
Lansing
Austin Knapp
Mt. Pleasant
Herbert Vankloose
W. A. Neithercut
Flint
Hmpey-Gerow
Neithercut
George Elias
Rosebush
Ralph Shoemaker
Betty Early
Detroit
Austin Wiley
Athens
Ohio
Gene Wiley
Martha Stoy
Wise
John Bell
Sidney Court
Sheridan
C. C
Grand Rapids
Gale Guy
Millard Fillmore
O. T. Fillmore
Hope
Reva Maxwell
Hugh
Doris
George Wisler
Bertha Cappaert
Bay City Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Bay City
Michigan
E. A. Samborn
Junior
Wesley
Robert
Wilson Samborn
Vernon
Albion
Local Methodists Attend District Conference at Big Rapids
Dr and Mrs John H Hall and other area members traveled to Remus on Wednesday for the Big Rapids District Conference of the Methodist Church. Fifty six pastors were in the district with attendance surpassing two hundred. Notable speakers included Wayne Fleener Bishop Wade Dr Lloyd H Nixon and Rev Moreno. A W S C S meeting occurred in the afternoon with Mrs Jones addressing the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hall
William Garechow
Theo. Wallington
Harl Sternaman
A. Samborn
A. E. Muller
J. A. Quintal
Remus
Big Rapids
The
Methodist Church
Wayne Fleener
Bishop Wade
Detroit
Lloyd H. Nixon
Albion-Lansing
Moreno
Isabella
Gratiot
Byron Hahn
Alma
Scalf
W.S.8
W. Maylan
Jones
W.S.C.S
Rummage Sale Planned by Congregational Guild
The Congregational Guild announces two rummage sales in the church parlors on September 25 and 26. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Guild
Glare Sentinel Liners Read in Local Homes
Readings of Glare Sentinel liners are reported in households across the community. Residents note the visible glow from the liners and discuss their appearance in daily life. These readings reflect ongoing public interest in the device.
Nazi Looting and Reparation Burdens Across Occupied Europe
A Foreign Policy Association survey led by Ernst Hediger details the German occupation economy. It notes 15 billion reichsmarks yearly in "renewable contributions," possible inflation across Europe, and growing passive resistance as occupied states finance Germany while suffering rationing and price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Germany
The
Foreign Policy Association
Ernest Hediger
Association
Nazi Germany
Pepper Shaker Collector Reveals Data From Alva Expert
Miss Lillian Dyer, former Alva high school principal, notes salt and pepper shakers date about 150 years back. She collects 325 sets from eight foreign countries and 42 of the 48 states and says shakers spread after the Revolutionary War while early dips made of cut glass declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Okla
Lillian Dyer
Alva High School
Colonels Want a Drink Must Ask Their Parents
In San Juan Puerto Rico a notice at the Officers club states positively no alcoholic beverages will be sold to air corps officers under 21 unless accompanied by their parents. The tongue in cheek sign reflects teasing among older and younger servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States Army Air-Force
Air’ Corps
New Drug Dicoumarin Offers Blood Clot Fight
Researchers led by Drs. Irving S. Wright and Andrew G. Prandoni of New York and Mayo Clinic doctors presented findings on dicoumarin a blood thinning agent from spoiled clover. It reduces coagulation and may replace heparin which is costly and IV administered. Dicoumarin is oral and about one tenth the cost, aiding surgical safety by preventing clots and obstructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Irving S. Wright
Andrew G. Prandoni
New York
Jesse L. Boliman
F. W. Preston
Edgar V. Allen
Nelson W. Barker
John M. Waugh
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Norman T. Kirk
Pueblo Cowboys Guard Army Ordnance Depot
Western cowboys guard a large army ordnance depot near Pueblo Colorado. Maj Harold Horse, 29 the depot commander, says the mounted guards outperform automibile patrols for mobility and tire savings. They patrol miles of arroyos and keep rattlesnakes as practice targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Army Ordnance
Here
Harold Horse
Kansas City
An Old French Cowhand Makes His Way Home
A French soldier who escaped a German prison camp in Silesia said he led a cow across much of Germany and was mistaken by Nazi patrols as a farmhand. He and the cow reached Amiens four weeks after leaving the camp where the animal nearly died of fatigue. He sold the cow to an Amiens butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
Silesia
Germany
Amiens
Rhineland
Interesting Bits of News from Hither and You
A canary caught by Dr. John Hall and William Gordon while fishing in the Tobacco River Labor Day belonged to Roy McKinnon and was returned to his cage. George Haring brought wild blackberries to the Sentinel office, nearly an inch and a quarter long and two and a quarter inches in girth. Theo Gunderman reports a tomato plant in his Victory Garden with 326 tomatoes on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Osborn
Mt. Pleasant
W. J. Stephenson
Pint
L. H.thompson
Jack Paul
Kent
Pigeon
Lester Walsteen
Lansing
Wilbur Ireland
Leonard Stanley
Summer Annabelle
Walter John
Ponting
Anna Arrand
O. HE. Denham
Ed Black
F. G. Allen
L. H. Thompson
Sidney Court
Sheridan Township
Stanley Dale
Midland
Carl Lloyd
Bert Lloyd
Chester Richard, Jr
Anderson's Drug Store
Hast Lansing
Michigan State College
Bert Cook
Shepherd
Hazel Hawkins
Maxine Hawkins
Detroit
Horace Joyner
Ray Lloyd
Pontiac
Pomona
California
Coleta Haring
Earl Tupper
Betty Jane Knight
Harrison Tupper
Blanchard
Arthur Brainard
Muskegon Heights
Mayme Rogers
Clyde Haris
Sentinel
Sternaman
Joe McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Florence Hunt
Dunlop Road
Hunt
Ypsilanti
Charles Neithercut
Helen
John Neithercut
Dan Mater
Harry Nowlen
Harry, Jr
Anna Johnson
Dale Rulapaugh
Maple Grove
Ralph Boyles
Jerrilyn
St. Louis
Tim Frey
Charles Johnson
Charlene
Grand Rapids
West End
C. D. Harvey
Arthur Johnson
Arthur
Mona Rae
Friend
Saginaw
John Orvis
Battle Creek
Gerald Bowden
Kenneth Hallinbeck
Brown City
Jesse Lamphere
Floyd Merica
Flint
Eli Fisher
Navy
Norris Blystone
Kay
Ann Arbor
F. C. Samford
Donald
Ideil Urquhart
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Leon Kamp
Toledo
Ohio
C. A. Urquhart
John Hall
William Gordon
Tobacco River
Labor Day
Roy McKinnon
McKinnon
George Haring
Sentinel Office
Theo Gunderman
Clare
Victory Garden
Randall School Notes Preview Year Plans and Activities
School started September 8 with twenty three pupils. Mrs Kane attended the music and teachers meeting September 9. We will study aviation and nutrition and cooperate with the national nutrition program. Joseph Dora treated us with candy.
Birthday stamps mark fifth celebration for Barbara Nass
Last Friday marked his fifth birthday as Barbara Nass reports on weekly defense stamp purchases made with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
What You Buy With War Bonds Part I Beds for Army Hospitals
War Bonds purchases fund beds for Army field and base hospitals including surgical beds with elevating springs and portable cots. The Army Medical Corps and Red Cross need thousands of beds on every front, costing about 22 dollars each. Buy War Bonds to support hospital comfort for servicemen. Invest ten percent of your income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Medical Corps
Red Cross
Angels of Mercy
Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
United States War Bonds
Western Cowboys Guard
Army Ordnance Depot
Woodbury
Uae
PG Crystals
Selle eNom Sea BC
Neeo Bah
Ise
Randall School News
Barbara Nass
North Star Grocery Company
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