P Brown of Groat township Dies After Fifty-Two Years
Mrs. P Brown longtime Groat township resident dies at her home Friday morning. She lived there fifty two years and left eleven children five of whom survive. The obituary notes a daughter Mrs Arthur Storms died five years ago and mentions other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Brown
Groat Township
Arthur “Storms
Harlin Bard
Fred Haines
B. Wahnatter
A. Reaume
Otto Haddix
Saginaw
Ray Brubaker
Richard
Brubaker
Bard
Worden and Huntly guests and new Pontiac baby
Miss Hazel Worden spends spring vacation with her parents in Reed's Corners while Miss Mabel Huntly visits Clare relatives. A baby boy named William George was born March 28 at Mrs. Claude McCreary's home in Pontiac. mother and child are fine. Mrs. Wm. Leosh travels to Lansing and Detroit for a short visit. Miss Marguerite Reed to St. Louis to visit grandparents Jesse Harsh and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Worden
Grand Rapids
P. B. ‘Biden
Mabel Huntly
Clare
R. Leosh
William George
Babe
A. Reed
Wm. Leosh
Lansing
Detroit
Marguerite Reed
St. Louis
J. D. Harsh
Lloyd Eberhardt
Henry Russell
Weekend Visits and Home Moves Across Alma Area
Clarence and Harley Randle of Alma spent the weekend at the Mrs Bertha Randle home. Meril McKinley visited his grandmother Mrs Randle Sunday. Mrs Ole Larson returned home after weeks with daughter Mrs Martha Stoy. Roscoe Smith family spent Sunday at Burt Hess. Joe Larson bought Mrs J B Derby’s farm last week. Vivian Sowle of Marion on a week’s vacation at home. Clifford Randle moved back east to his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Harley Randle
Alma
Bertha Randle
Meril McKinley
Randle
Ole Larson
Martha Stoy
Larson
Mr. Stoy
Flint
Roscoe Smith
Burt Hess
Joe Larson
J. B. Derby
Vivian Sowle
Marion
W. Parsell
Gon
Claude Smith
Guy Beatty
Beatty
Jimma Wilson
R. Court
8. Court
Loomis
John Bell
Clifford Randle
Health recovery lets Puray plan summer dairy farm
Hinkileville Al Puray has improved enough to buy two cows again and will farm part of his land this summer. Mr and Mrs A Oliver attended a farewell party for Arnleigh Gorr in Vernon hosted by Edith Gorr to wish him success in his new work. Vera Mae Kratz visited her aunt Mrs Wm Hawkins and returned to Ann Arbor. George Burch threshes buckwheat by hand, producing thirty bushels. Maxine Hawkins hosts chicken pox and Mrs Eliza Armstrong and Miss Jose- are mentioned in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Puray
A. Oliver
H. T. Hi
Arnleigh Gorr
Edith Gorr
Vernon
Arleigh
Vera Mae Kratz
Wm. Hawkins
Ann Arbor
George Burch
Maxine Hawkins
Eliza’ Armstrong
Jose
Local Socials Report From Vernon Area
Phine and John visited at the Hinkle home last week. A. Oliver attended the HoT club at Mrs Hendrie's Vernon home Wednesday. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Gordon McIntosh are on a honeymoon trip this week. Florence Sharland came from Detroit for a short visit with her parents Tuesday. Mrs John Sparbel is reported sick. Basil Pelch helped his mother with papering and painting before hiring out to Harry Wild of Vernon for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phine
John
I. Hinkle
Mig. A. Oliver
Hendrie
Vernon
Gordon' Mclntosh
Misa Florence
Sharland
Detroit
John Sparbel
Basil Pelch
Harry Wild
11 Pound Daughter Born to Dover Couple
Mr and Mrs Chas Fitzpatrick welcomed an 11 pound daughter named Sarah Helen. Carl Bowers and friends marked his milestone with a home gathering of music games and social time. Mrs Richmond and sister visited Harri son. Mrs Frank Weaver served as nurse in Harrison. Sunday School attendance good. Reds won. Clayton Montney and wife visited Sag inaw. Gary Sauls busy in the sugar bush with Dale Montney assisting. Ed Sauls wood buzzers were active last Friday. Chas Fitzpatrick attended court in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Fitzpatrick
Sarah Hllen
Carl Bower
Richmond
F. Reed
Harrison
Floyd Allen
Frank Weaver
Reds
Clayton Montney
Saginaw
Gary Saul
Dale Montney
Saul
Kinney
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Maple Grove community notes mix of visits and family events
Elmer Schofield of Lake Orion visited family. Cortes and Merrill will care for him. Ferguson and wife prep Owens house for summer. Graham family from Lansing dined with Mrs. G's parents. Several locals, youths, and visitors from Clare, Lansing, and Mt. Pleasant frequent the area. Beatrice Finch from Marion spent weekend at home. Velma Schofield marked 21st birthday with friends. Community arithmetic includes a sale at Adna Perry’s and aid society gathering at Mrs. Annie Schofield’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Schofield
Lake Orion
Geo. Cortes
Mr. Merrill
Mr. Ferguson
Pontiac
Owens House
Andrew Graham
Little Son
Lansing
Earl Halsted
J. W. Moore
Mr. Rodgers
Denzil Tiedeman
Perry
Clare
Ray Utley
J. Tiedeman
James Davison
J. A. Graham
Meryl Davison
Farwell
Milton Davison
Mt. Pleasant
George Tiedeman
John
Barryton
Fred Yoder
Harl Halsted
Gladys
Velma Schofield
Tustin
Guy Perry
Little Gerald
Genevieve Schofield
J. Halsted
Adna Perrys
Annie Schofield
J. ‘W. Moore
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