Weekend Guests and Travel in Winn ey Area
Winn ey residents hosted and visited with relatives and friends from Lansing Detroit Saginaw Kalamazoo and Missouri over a busy weekend. Families including Bigelow Croskery Smith Hewitt Keen Klumpp Riggle and many others were mentioned with trips to Crystal Lake and outings at Budd Lake. A moral note closes with a saying about causing trouble for others and the fate of the blind and their driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey. Bigelow and Son
Massachusetts
Detroit
Doris Smith
Saginaw
L. R. Hewitt
Misa Helen Hutchins
White Curtiss
Lansing
Elton Hunt
Frances
Robert McNutt
Missouri
Henry L. Smith
Paul Binkley
Crystal Lake
Julia Booth
Winn
Duane Keen
Shepherd
Klumpp
Zon
C. E. Richardson
Dewey Lint
Budd Lake
W. N
Pierpont
Owosso
L. Glenn Lowe
Flint
Thomas Croskery
Wekend
L. A. Hewitt
Bert. Hutchins
David Pierpont
Crys
Weekend Visits Highlight Whiteville News
Whiteville residents and guests share family time across Lansing and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Harold Gilpin visit Gilpin parents in Lansing over the Fourth. Vera Brandstetter returns from Avcedia to be with family. Olivia Wilson and Olive Wilson join Sunday callers at the Jas Wilson home. Patrie Posnecki visits from Detroit. Cecil Richmond helps Mr Dart. Oliver Wilson buys two cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Lake
Wesley. Brashare
CG. N. Pierpont
Pleasant
Garfield Merrill
Harold Gilpin
Lansing
Fourth
Gilpin
Jess Richmond
Harold Farnar
Vera Brandstetter
Avecadia
Jas. Wilson
Chas, Wilson
Olive and
Tloyd Wilson
Patrie Posnecki
Detroit
Jas. Posnecki
Cecil Richmond
Mr. Dart
Oliver Wilson
Local Visits Spotted Across Lakes and Towns
A. A. Kennedy and family visited Eight Point Lake with Bert Hill. Frank Bayes and family visited Lansing to see Grandmother Bayes. Charlie Bryant and daughter Dorothy visited Rev. Bully in Gladwin. Carl Imbhoff and June from Lakeview spent weekend at home. Reverend Kennedy from Clare stayed with Hal Crispin. All were at Lake George on Sunday. Arthur Brunner traveled to Toledo to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kennedy
Eight Point Lake
Bert Hill
Frank Bayes
Vena
Andlton
Opal Smith
Lansing
Grandma Bayes
Charlie Bryant
Dorothy
Bully
Gladwin
Saturay
Carl Imbhoff
June
Lakeview
Reverend Kennedy
Clare
Hal Crispin
Lake George
Arthur Brunner
Toledo
Local Social News and Weekend Visits
Mrs Frank Crawford and son Raph returned from a trip. Mr and Mrs Wesley Merrill hosted many friends over the weekend with about forty dining Sunday. Mr and Mrs W H Wood William Gover and Clarence Porter spent the Fourth in Grand Rapids as guests of William J Oscar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crawford
Raph
Wesley Merrill
W.H. Wood
William, Gover
Clarence Porter
Grand Rapids
William J. Oscar
Secret automotive notes and assorted historic tidbits
Instructions for car maintenance include brake glazing removal and oil pressure checks. The rest of the passage reports varied facts: an Indiana judge on truancy, tax law effects in France, Mount Etna population, a Shanghai typewriter, Scottish thrift, U.S. railroad share, Persian rails, Egyptian divorce laws, Philippine dialects, and language shifts with English dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
France
Mount Etna
Shanghai
England
Wales
United States
Persia
Philippine Islands
Overloaded Trucks Drive Tire Wear and Brake Issues
The article warns overloading as the main cause of excessive tire wear and notes its strain on pneumatics. It urges following tire inflation guidelines, proper brake band adjustment, regular brake inspections, and toe-in alignment to reduce wear and hard steering. It also stresses lubricating steering gear and knuckles to resolve hard steering complaints.
Beggar Welfare and Transport Tales From Hull and Beyond
The report notes Hull beggars receive twenty five shillings weekly to stay off the streets. It mentions free tram rides and lifeboats with small cabins housing wireless sets. A London specialist states women outlive men due to sheltered lives, citing 278 of 382 deaths over ninety are women. It also reports 23 percent of oil wells drilled fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
London
Change of taillights from red to yellow debated by motorists
The American Automobile Association after the Hoover conference canvassed clubs on changing taillights from red to yellow. Most clubs oppose the change, warning it would cause highway confusion and raise traffic accident risk for about 20 million vehicles. The AAA reaffirmed its 20 million owners stance condemning the proposal as unsafe. Railways reportedly favor the change, but AAA insists motorists receive representation before further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
A. A.A
Safety Conference
Brakes Fail In Wet Conditions After Washing
When brakes get water soaked after a car wash or splashy mud the external brake bands absorb water acting as a lubricant. The brakes may not grip in a hurry causing a crash. Drag the brakes several times after leaving the wash to drive out water and dry bands.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whiteville
Mount Pleasant
Henry Ford
Japan
Ordnance Department
Infantry
Field Artillery
Cavalry
Corps of Engineers
War Department
Dwight I. Davis
John L. Hines
Fox Connor
Potonme Park
Ford
Halthier
Floyd. H. Johnson
Ford Sales and Service
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