Local Families Gather for Visit and Birth Announcement
My and Mrs Carl Maton with two children from Mr Pleasant visited Mr and Mrs Ben Ale and two children in Sheridan. Mr and Mrs Seeley Johnson and Miss Jean McArthur of this place visited George Teeter and family near Britton. A son named Howard Nelson was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Madison on Saturday April 10. Remarks of congratulations to Seeley Johnson and Miss Jean McArthur. Basil Dave and John Eichhorn spent Sunday at home while John visited Cornywell farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Maton
Mr. Pleasant
Ben Ale
Sheridan
Seeley Johnson
Jean McArthur
George Teeter
Britton
Jack Green
Saginaw
Wright
John Rhodes
Henry Rhodes
George Earl
B. A. Earl
Marion
Charles Critchfield
Gratiot County
Chas, Wheeler
Bert Switzer
Darnell
Clare
Wilson of
Harrison
Russell Wheeler
Pedro
Frank Wright
Lansing
Frank
Chas
Mt. Pleasant
Basil Coyne
Flint
Ardath Wheeler
Ollie Root
William Kubathon
George Crane
Edwin Rouse
Owosso
William Rouse
Alverta Pruden
William Silverwall
Coleman
Frank Pruden
Lafayette
Gertie Barnes
Lillian
David
Local Folks Busy Around Half Moon Lake
Burt Ambrosier buzzed wood on Monday while Morrey Mills moved back to his Half Moon Lake farm. Detroit visitors Mr. Teffie and son stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Graves. Frisbys returned from Detroit to Clear Lake as neighbors visited. Ben Strieb recovers from a painful wood buzzing accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Ambrosier
Morrey Mills
Half Moon Lake
I. Littlefield
Local Social Roundup Recaps Visits and Health Notes
Rev J F Foster visited the Klelex home and was a supper guest. Mr and Mrs Horton of Flint spent the weekend with her parents, Roby Hutchinson and family. Norman Hutchinson recovered from tonsillitis and maple syrup supplies were noted as likely small. Stanley Kleiner drove to Detroit. A H Hutchinson and family joined Roby Hutchinson for a birthday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Foster
Sylvan Mhonderich
Ernest Klelex
Wm. Horton
Flint
Robi. Hutchinson
Norma Bates
Hutchinson
J. N. Teall
Bonita Springs
Fla
Michigan
Norman Hutchinson
Glenn Poet
Ernest Kleiner
Henry Kliener
Robi
Chas
Wayne Winchells Visit and Local Community Notes
Wayne Winchell went to Detroit Monday. The county begins road work from the schoolhouse to the Clarence Durfee farm. Mrs W W Winchell hosted guests for dinner April 4 including Jack Winchell and son Jimmy from Harrison, Edith Winchell, Joan Rawson, Fay Hubel, and Earl Smith from Farwell. Visitors also included Art and Emery Durfee, Alfred Abbott family of Bertha Lake, Henry Warner, Gon Earnest, and Bob Leposky now at Tritetch’s after working at North Star Grocery. New neighbors expected as List farm is rented. Walter Koch moved to GCO Camp Higgins Lake after sawmill work. Snow receded signaling gardening plans. Continuous notes of visits and local arrivals sprinkled through the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Winchell
Detroit
Clarence Durfee
W. Winchell
Jack Winchell
Jimmy
Harrison
Edith Winchell
Joan Rawson
Fay Hubel
Earl Smith
Farwell
Jack
Art
Emery Durfee
Alfred Abbott
Bertha Lake
Henry Warner
Gon Earnest
Ralph Leposky
North Star
Clare
Tritetch’s
Junior Durfee
Percy
Fuamont
Bob Leposky
Walter Koch
GCO
Higgins Lake
Ben Gordon
Ramie Collis
Scott Hemstreet
Ariasell
Winchells
Community Movers And Name Changes Noted
Percy Durfee and his wife move to Mr Pleasant residence while Harrison Durfee and G W Winchell and wife relocate to Mr Pleasant. Walter Vick and family relocate near Cornwell Ranch where Mr Vick has secured work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Durfee
Harrison
G. W
Winchell
Mr. Pleasant
Walter Vick
Cornwell Ranch
Mr. Vick
Weekend Visits and Family News Across Clare and Gladwin
Multiple local residents share weekend and social visits across Clare Gladwin and surrounding areas. Guests include Paul Andre Harrison and the Murphy family, Francis Thomas with his wife and sons, and Mrs. Anna Rhodes and Mrs. Jessie Gleason hosting relatives from Flint. Community members travel from Detroit Saginaw Midland and Cleveland to visit family, with several disease quarantines, school events and county normal students noted.
Donkey game attendees and local updates from Temple
Attendees at the Donkey basketball game in Harrison included Miss Anna Crawford and Mrs Frank Pruten among others. Reports note Floyd Switzer in critical condition but improving, with church activities and local visits continuing. Ongoing work includes roofing, yard cleaning, and weekend gatherings. several residents travel to Clare and Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Crawford
Harrison
Frank Pruten
Helen
Pruden
Forest Boss
William
Guagwyn
Duane
Nellie Fruden
Alvernice Switzer
Lansing
Floyd
Bert Switzer
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NEW Willys
Willys
Nash
NEW
Phe
Gallus
West Grant
Paul Andre
Grand, Lodge
William Murphy
Francis Thomas
Central State
Walter Rhodes
Stanley Hansley
Anna Rhodes
Jessie Gleason
John Hill
Nita
al Brown
Gladwin
Paul Weatherhead
Fred ‘Weatherhead
Delma Fifer
Nita Hill
A. Campbell
Miami
Florida
Joe Newbound
Jinnie Melvin
Ronald Barnes
Fred Bailey
Hayes
Edward White
Elden Fouts
Tidmore
Fred Smith
Roy Eaton
Dover
German Dyke
Russel Sharp
Shumway House
Gephart
Greenwood Township
J. A. Whitmer
Frost Township
Burns
John Raspath
Tony Colin
Guy Light
Lettie Hill
Richard Cann
Laverne Bates
Levart
Sheriff
George Bates
Fred Wood
Frank Wood
Alex Artibee
Mabel Maser
Mound
Oklahoma
Cora Robbins
Congregational Parsonage
Tomhamy Payne
Ida Mary Murphy
Ofansing
Henry White
Howard
Mark White
Earl Mavis
Karl Jesse
Sally Jane
Jesse Allen
Guy R. Light
Lewis Light
Greenwood
Ralph Carpenter
Iris ‘Williams
Bessie Williams
Rex Carey
CCC
Newaygo
Carrie Carey
Wayne Fosgett
Samuel Bruce
Arthur Sheffield
Reed City
Bernie Hampton
Ben Carpenter
Robert Burns
Care Toleno
Cummins
Howard Gillson
Midland
Clarence Gleason
Cleveland
Jessie Glea
Mammoth Clover
Timothy Alsike
Y. B.S. Clover
Armour
Huron Portland Cement
Clare, Michigan
Aeound
Mood
H.P. Six
Clute
Cin, Wen
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