Lena Wichert and Robert Bergey Exchange Vows
Lena Wichert and Robert Bergey wed in Loomis at the Loomis parsonage before Rev. Wesley Teale. The couple, both of Loomis, spoke the double ring ceremony as family and friends attended. The groom is a World War II veteran and a carpenter for the Austin Company in Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Wichert
Robert Bergey
Loomis
Eewin Wichert
Ray. Bergey
Wesley Teale
Mr. Bergey
Austin Company
Midland
Honeymoon Bride Ties With Henry C. Norman Jr at Cadillac Home
Miss Eleanor H. Van Natter daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Van Natter of Cadillac married Henry C Norman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry Norman of Harrison in an early afternoon ceremony at the brides parents home. Forty guests attended with Lois Horton playing the wedding march and Ophelia roses featured in the decor. The couple plan a southern wedding trip and will reside at 1019 North Mitchell Cadillac after September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdna Wichert
Neil Bergey
Mrs. Bergey
Loomis
Eleanor H. van Natter
Ira van Natter
North Mitchell
Cadillac
Henry C. Norman, Jr
Henry Norman
Harrison
Lois Horton
Irving van Natter
Ophelia Tosos
Moutsatson
Harrison High School
Marines
Wayne
Perry
Russell
Melvin Norman
Garry
Larry
Ralph Carey
Cloyce Apple
Alma
Nellie Jackson
Ruth Norman
Houghton Lake
Everett Batson
Ludington
Sixth Annual Hardwood School Reunion Sunday
The sixth annual Hardwood School reunion was held at the Hardwood schoolhouse on September 21 with 64 people present. A pot luck dinner and a short business meeting were held. John Brubaker was elected president and Josie Allen secretary. The program committee remains, and ten gallons of ice cream was shared as an annual treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwood School
Hardwood
John Brubaker
Josie Allen
J. C. Newman
Earl Sanders
Homes for Farm Workers
A column notes that stable farm housing attracts good tenants and that future material abundance could make erecting farm buildings affordable. Long-term farm workers seek quality homes and shelter as a practical asset for farming communities.
Moose Herd Flees Alaska Fire Across 100 Mile Peninsula
In Kenai Alaska a wind driven forest fire scorched a 100 mile swath of the northern peninsula forcing the world's largest moose herd and other big game to flee. Air reports warn rains are needed to prevent further destruction. No casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenai
Alaska
Hidden Lake
Moose Reservation
Road Commission
R. R. Robinson
Alaska Fire Control System
Gentry Schuster
Seward Safeway Airways
Kenai River
Anchorage
Palmer
New Kinds of Atoms Split by U S Scientists
Berkeley Calif Atoms of three new elements have been split by American physicists led by Dr Ernest O Lawrence Nobel prize winner and inventor of the cyclotron He says the fission of lead bismuth and thallium is scientific only not usable for atomic energy or bombs It will teach about the nucleus but has no practical application for bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Ernest O. Lawrence
Lawrence
Pushbuttons Direct Plane 2060 Miles Without Stop
A four engine army transport plane completed a 2060 mile nonstop flight from Long Beach to Wilmington Ohio in eight hours and 46 minutes with no crew actively piloting. Army engineers described the run as the longest of its kind using an automatic flight system feeding data to a master panel. Captain Thomas J. Wells led the crew as project and safety pilot and called the trip uneventful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ohio
Army Air Forces Flying Center
Long Beach
Calif
Army
Denver
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Wells
Orlando
Fla
Wells
Stradivarius Violin Worth 25000 Pawned for 30
Bloomington concert violinist Caryl Bryan Oakes reported his Stradivarius, insured for 25000, found pawned in New York for 30. A man who visited Oakes in January offered to sell the instrument on a commission basis and left for New York with the violin. Oakes then traveled to New York seeking the instrument as months passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caryl Bryan Oakes
Bloomington
Ind
Oakes
Sandwich Man Scales Hotel Front For Crowd
In New York Times Square a man with a sandwich sign drew thousands by inching along ledges of a hotel from fifth floor to the marquee and back. The stunt halted traffic as spectators watched a risky air show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times Square
Auxiliary Meeting Plans Election Of Officers
The Benefit Auxiliary met at Mrs. John Bolchey home on September 17 for a birthday pot luck dinner. Members worked on a fan quilt and discussed next meeting on October 1 at Mrs. Albert McPhail’s home with elections to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolchey
Albert McPhail
Driving Street Wisdom Card
A cautionary saying on safe driving urges patience when uncertain. The message advises not to push ahead and to take it easy rather than risk a misjudgment behind the wheel.
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Wedgewood Room
Doherty, Clare
Maurice Sternaman
Clare
NORGE
E. Fourth St
Household Appliances, Inc
MT. Pleasant
Main St
H. M. Everts
Fifth St
Apie Mich
Alex
U. S
Stradivarius
Elgin
Jewel
Cen
Rosebud
Clint
Norcross Greeting Cards
Copyright and
Jt Wean
Fifth Street
Dunlop
Sinclair Products
Goodyear
McEwan and State Sts
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