Vernon City Pvt Herron Returns Home After Navy Discharge
Private Frank Herron left Sunday for York Kentucky after a seven day furlough with his mother Mrs Ruth Herron and relatives. He returned home following an honorable discharge from the Navy.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1951
Page
8
Elm Grove Social News Highlights and Visiting Notices
Local residents report visits from relatives and friends across Saginaw Vernon and Clare areas. Among the gatherings, the Herricks, Hesses, and Criscuolos hosted guests, with several trips to Alma and Detroit for church events and family matters. O. D. Robison’s death prompted sympathy for relatives. community prayers noted.
Social calls relate to Farwell and Clare residents
Mrs Ken Martin of Farwell was Saturday caller of Mrs Neamene Miller and family. Mrs Ernest Orton and three children of Farwell visited Saturday evening with her aunt Mrs Hila Sherman and daughter Alice. Mr and Mrs Walford Siel of Clare were callers Wednesday evening at the MacDonel Herron home. Friday evening callers were Donna Siel Mr Young and sister Joanne of Clare. Mr and Mrs James Lane and family of Saginaw were Saturday visitors at his sister Mrs Frank Simpson's home enroute to Harrison to visit his mother. Mr and Mrs Floyd Bergey enjoyed a fish dinner Monday at the home of their daughter Mrs Lester Garver and family at Lake. Mrs Frank Pringle, after visiting Detroit and Garden City, stopped in Saginaw Friday morning enroute home with her sister in law Mrs Bana Jockwig. She remained until Sunday evening. On Sunday Mrs Pringle and Mrs Jockwig visited Farwell and called on friends near there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herron
York
Kix
Kentucky
Ruth Herron
Floyd Bergey
Coleman
Kenneth Yeoman
Lansing
James Yeoman
Cadillac
Frank Bowen
Earline
Judy Shumway
Winegar
Don Shumway
Vernell Bergey
Betty Lou Bergey
West Grant
Fred Bergey
Frank Nevins
Lester Olds
Clare
Vincent Young, Jr
Janis
Edward Langlois
Mt. Pleasant
Donald Giers
George Bennett
Mann Siding
Frank Walter
Mixe
Oil City
N. Wright
Beatrice Sansote
Shepherd
Phe
Eola McDonel
Gerald Heintzelman
Harrison
Eisenwick
Flint
Alva McReynolds
Darwin Mott
Alfred Smith
James Tubbs
Pleasant
Bergey
Fred Border
Farwell
Hila Sherman
Alice
Virgil White
Bay City
Alva White
Neamene Miller
Louise
Lynette
Richard O'Dell
North Bradley
Teale
Will Teale
Hinkleville
Wolford Siel
Gus Thiele
Gene Bratcher
Frank Simpson
Wayne Geeck
Pontiac
Doris Kay
Gladys Lane
Grant Boyer
Saginaw
Navy
Ken Martin
Ernest Orton
Walford Siel
MacDonel-Herron
Donna Siel
Young
Joanne
James Lane
Lester Garver
Lake
Frank Pringle
Detroit
Garden City
Fred Cotton
Bana Jockwig
Pringle
Jockwig
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John Sharpe
Ed. Herrick
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Bernard Wickes
Frank Cotton
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Cora Wilson
Prances van Sicklen
Vernon
Silver Griscuolo
Pred Hesg
Fred Hess
Mary Gieb
Lucy
Violet Criscuola
Houghton Lake
Dora Hess
Harold Brooks
James Nevil
O. D. Robison
O. D
Clarence Armentrout
Budington
Koptlow
Fountain
Mary Badgley
Beverly
Thomas Rhodes
Cora Wilden
Walter Kleiner
Ernest Kleiner
W.C. T.U
Rosebush School
Stanley Schunk
a-Barbara
Hir
Carl Bradley
Wayne Gardcross
Ben Kienrath
W. H. Badgley
Walter Kemp
Walter
Alma
Ford Saunders
Anthony Maduri
Bernard
Don
Silver Criscuolo
Jennings
Royal Oak
Langin
Lyle Dickinson
Phyllis
Faye
Fern
Mrs
May
U. P
Clare Church of God
Howard Cotton
Clarence Cotton
Janie
Mammoth Clover
W. B. Sweet Clover
Timothy
Alsike
Montana
Grimm Alfalfa
Chick
Pete's
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Feller
Feller’s
Mich
Polo
Rayon
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