Local Visit and Sunday Call Roundup in Southeast Sheridan
Mrs. Frank Loomis visited sister Mrs Hla Ramey in Clare and toured Dr Mulder's dentist. Grayton Barber family and sister spent Sunday with the Schaars. Annabelle Loomis visited Vernon's Ray Cobleigh. Vernon residents Roscoe Smith and George Fitzpatrick called on Norman Densmore and family. Carl Cotton and family visited Densmore. Moon Limebterry called on John Livinger. Recent guests at Charles Carpenter's included John Sharp family and Detroit visitors. Virginia Macklem is ill. many neighbors noted. Dotty Butters broke her ankle last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loomis
Hla Ramey
Qlare
George Fitzpatrick
Densmore
Carl Cotton
Moon
Limebterry
John Livinger
Charles Carpenter
John Sharp
Saginaw
Detroit
Virginia Macklem
Brown Corners Community News Update
Local residents welcome new families Mr and Mrs Smith move into Jack Jerred residence while 4 H clubs prep for Achievement Day and Inquet at Harrison Congregational church on Monday April 28. Community visits include the Hartman and Kleinhardt families with various residents ill or traveling and updates on visits to Beaverton and Langworthy relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Deller
John Hartmans
Hrnie Kleinhardt
Detroit
van Brocklin
Fred Treitch
Nora Langworthy
Robert Shull
Charles Kleinhardt
Charlie Hartman-Green
Clair Coulter
Smith
Jack Jerred
Glenn Lower
Beaverton
Leitner
George Silver
Harrison
Frank Hartman
Midland
Community Notes From Mann Siding and Nearby
Mt. Pleasant visitations include Arthur Durfee and Lamont, Imogene Blystone with Ruth and Alice Abbott, Lena Wheatcroft visiting Mrs. Imma Green, and several calls between Mrs. Emma Green, Mrs. C J Harvey, and other neighbors. Wood hauling for Mrs. Mack and social visits occur at Mann Siding and surrounding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Durfee
Lamont
Mt. Pleasant
Imogene Blystone
Ruth
Alice Abbott
Mann Siding
Lena Wheatcroft
Imma Green
Mack Harvey
George Wheatcroft
Carl
Mack
Emma Green
C. J. Harvey
Barr
Heatland
Uric Acid Poisoning Pain Relief Claim
An advertisement claims uric acid poisoning causes neuritis and rheumatism pain and promotes Allene y as a swift remedy. It asserts excess uric acid can be removed from joints and muscles within 48 hours and praises Mussell's Drug Store and druggists for stocking the product with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lienra
E. Mussell
Alleney
Ady
Local Social Roundup At Mann Siding
Clair Green from Flint was visiting for a few days. Earl and Mrs Brockway of Pontiac spent the weekend here. Mrs Bowen of Flint visited relatives here last week. Miss Mabel Heber assists at the Durfee home as Mrs Durfee is unwell. Saturday night at the Moder home featured progressive pedro with prizes to Pfannes and Bowen, Hileman and Hileman, and Heber Pfannes. a pot luck lunch and music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Green
Flint
Earl Brockway
Pontiac
Bowen
Mabel Heber
C. Durfee
Moder
Pedro
Herbert Pfannes
Local Community Notes On Visits Travel And Illness
Mrs Dessie Davis and Arvilla with Mrs Clarence Davis and children had dinner with Ralph Shull. Bobby Gordon has been absent from school with a bad cold. Ralph Shull attended a Sinclair Refining Co sales meeting in Chicago last week. Mrs Emma Garver and Alta visited with Art Kever's family in Saginaw. Mrs H C Mickle and Francis Gordon visited Glenn Gordon's family. Mrs Ralph Shull and son Max called on Mrs Robert Shull. Vane Mickle visited relatives to see grandpa Mickle Wednesday. Ralph Shull Geo Bates Robert Shull and Mr Border traveled in the southern part of the state to look after sheep. Mrs B Acre and Vane Mickle visited Wm Abbott, her brother, and felt a bit better. Our teacher Mr Chatterton has walked part way to school due to bad roads. Ted Newman took Mrs Milkie to Otter Lake to see her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Davis
Arvilla
Clarence Davis
Ralph Shull
Bobby Gordon
Chicago
Sinclair Refining Co
Emma Garver
Alta
Saginaw
Art Kever
H. C. Mickle
Francis Gordon
Glenn Gordon
Max
Robert Shull
Vane Mickle
Mickle
Geo. Bates
Mr. Border
The
Brown and
Chatterton
Ted Newman
Milkie
Otter Lake
Dover Community News Highlights and Visits
Dover residents exchange visits with neighbors in Vernon Clare Harrison and Midland. Ross Dysinger returns from Flint. Tess Louch rents the blacksmith shop. Mrs Dorothy Allen visits. sympathy to Clarence Bay family. Emma Boots discharged from Samaritan hospital but bed bound. many local residents assist and news items requested at the school and store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Houghton
Barbara
Leo Smock
Vernon
Ross Dysinger
Flint
Tess Louch
Clare
Wm. Henderson
R. V. Rule
Mr. Rule
Henderson
Dorothy Allen
Harrison
Clarence Bay
Dover
Boots
Ciliax
Carl Mavis
Detroit
Hverette Allen
Brown
Wm. Bowler
Eilen Gibbs
Midland
Ervin * Miser
Floyd Allen
Emma Boots
Samaritan
Seventh Grade Reading Year End and Geography Review
Seventh grade completed readings and will have an extra geography period. Fifth graders review South America and map the continent. Lorée Allen visited Brown over the weekend. Haring reports a new brother at her home, a new member for the school. Kennett ay says only six more weeks of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Lorée Allen
the Brown
Doléto. Haring
Ae School
Kennett Ays
Courters and neighbors visit in Winterfield area
Winterfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Courter and sons visited C. J. Dells on Sunday. LeRoy Old spent the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. B Vanderwoude and family went to Grand Rapids. Thayer attended a party at Carl Budd's Greenwood home. Mrs. Elmer Wheeler called on Mrs. Hold Cutler. Mrs. Clinton Foster and Mrs. Pokick of Marion visited Co. J Dells. Neal Cook and family were Me. Bain callers. Leta Peters visited relatives in Flint and Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook and sons visited her parents James Heckthorn family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Courter and Sons
C. J. Dells
LeRoy Old
Flint
Vanderwoude
Grand Rapids
Delmar
Thayer
Carl Budd
Greenwood
Elmer Wheeler
Hold. Cutler
Clinton Foster
Polick
Marion
Co. J Dells
Neal Cook
Me. Bain
Leta Peters
Ann Arbor
Peter Cook
Jas. Heckthorn
Freeman Hall
Henry Fahnestock Vand
Grace Beard
Vick Finch
Harry Bouchers
Wm. Benzer
Cadillac
Art Hansen
S. E. Shinabarger
Carl Shinabarger
Chas. Gaffney
John’Gaffneys
Doc Hicks
Thos Cook
Fthel
Eugene
Alice Shinabarger
Lawrence Peals
Ewart
Albert
Alfred Gaffney
Clifford Darnell
Lake
Elton Darnell
Lansing
Freeman Hall Dance and Local Visits Roundup
West Freemans celebrate spring with a dance at Freeman hall in honor of Henry Fahnestock and Grace Beard. Several families, including the Shinabargers and Gaffneys, hosted and visited relatives over the weekend.
Local families gather for visits and birthdays in Eagle
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen visit in Grant township with Clarence Bay. Several neighbors from Davison Flint and Pleasant Valley join in weekend visits and a birthday celebration. The Bay family mourns the loss of a dear baby.
Maple Grove Community Notices and Family Visits
Sunday school at 1 30 P M and preaching at 2 30 P M with Thursday prayer meetings at 8 P M. Local visits include Mr and Mrs L D Rulapaugh and Alfred Rulapaugh, Robert Baker, Elmer Schofield Jr returning from Detroit, Cora Smedley with Mrs Cecil Davison in Farwell, and Cloyd Hilyard visiting from Lima Ohio. Alonzo Phillips, longtime Maple Grove resident, born 1860 in Sanilac county, built the Maple Grove school and later lost both legs. now crafts violins. Neighbors: John and Sid Coloskey visited, EB Schofield and family met new Brands in Farwell. Gladys Alwood and Carol Jeat Schofield ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Rulapaugh
Alfred
Robert Baker
Elmer Schofield, Jr
Detroit
Cora Smedley
Cecil Davison
Farwell
Jesse Hilyard
Cloyd
Lima
Ohio
Doris Schofield
Mt. Pleasant
Richard Winter, Jr
B Schofield
Chas. Tigner
Midland
Alonzo Phillips
Louis’ Finch
Maple Grove
Fred Shepard
Sanilac County
John Fenskie
Sid Coloskey
EB. Schofield
Gladys Alwood
Carol Jeat Schofield
Clare County Supervisors Convene Apr 10 1934 Harrison
Clare County Board of Supervisors meets at Harrison Court House on April 10 1934. John Burnett elected permanent chairman after suspension of rules and voting. Committee appointments made for budgets roads and other duties with resolutions on welfare rent and sugar beet regulation. Adjournment set for next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Michigan
Harrison
Said
Amble
Baluss
Beard
Bradley
Brooks
Burnett
Clark
Crigiox
Derby
Ehle
Gardiner
Goodman
Hampton
Hanley
Harrold
Modar
Reed
Sanford
Schmid
Stockwell
Thayer
Tiedeman
Tryon
John Burnett
Clare County Savings Bank
Bowsler
Robertson
County Welfare Commission
Welfare Commission
Kell
Amblie
Balugs
Crigier
Mich
Honorable
J. H. Doherty
Ray Harrold
Ambie
Moder
Footing
Rolls—Derby
Rhie
County Road Commission
Grigier
Ample
Hirle
Henry R. Wallace
Washington, D. C
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Middle West
Congress
Rov. O. Woodruff
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Roy O. Woodruff
Theos
G. Bowler
Math Schmid
H. A. Bradley Perl Tryon
Said County
Gardiner Goodman
Bhie
Ways and Means Committee
Yeas
General Fund
Poor Fund
Generals Fund
Poor
Henry Gardiner
Jesse Hampton
H. A. Bradley
Scaluss
Citizens State Bank of
Clare
Fred W. Schaaf
Hhle
Yéas
Crigler
Clare Michigan
Public Acts of
Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
County Road Commissioners
Clare ‘County
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Sheridan
Arthur
Emery Durfee
B. Slingman
Alt. Castle
Mann
Charles Butter
Ferris
Butters
Gaylord
Ray Utley
B. Slingland
Elmer Smith
Dotty Butters
Clyde Butters
Dover News
Winterfield
West Freeman
J. A. Allen
Ralph Allen
Grant Township
Wm. Horton
Davison
Henry Kleiner
Frank Barton
Glenn Hodges
Ernest Kleiner
Henry
Pleasant Valley
Kenneth Coulter
Eunice
Fern Cradit
Kenneth
Nelson Rulapaugh
Aubrey Regar
Marion C. Johnson
Dep
H. L. Dunbar
B. B. Hornsby
Bhle
Walter Ehle
Ehre
Rouse
Gratiot County
Banking Committee
Bhue
John Baluss Walt
Ciigier David
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