Community Notes: Local Moves and Arrivals
Curtis Summerville returns from Midland and plans to spend most of the summer there. Ray mond Scott and family reside on alheix farm south of Lake. Melvin Conger of Midland visits at Harry Spence home. J W Grigware family moved into vacated Green house after purchasing it. Glen Amy and family move into new home. O Ge car Schermerborn assumes control of the Co operative store after Jobo Andrus resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Bassett
Farwell
Curtis Summerville
Midland
Raymond Scott
Alheix Farm
Lake
Melvin Conger
Harry Spence
J. W. Grigware
H. L. Green
Grigware
Green
Glen Amy
Ogecar Schermerborn
Co-operative
Jobo Andrus
Easter Church Exercises Delight Area Readers
Florence Loomis of Clare visited with Lillian Badgley over the weekend. Easter church exercises were enjoyed by all and described as first class. The Pearl baby has been very sick but is somewhat better, while W. J. Maxwell is slowly recovering from flu. Herman Leichti and his father traveled to Ann Arbor for medical care, and Herman was a Saginaw visitor on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Loomis
Clare
Lillian Badgley
A. D. Pearl
W. J. Maxwell
Herman Leichti
Ann Arbor
Moving into Garehow house during repairs
Mr and Mrs Tom Williams began moving their belongings into the Garehow house while their own home is being fixed. N Billgren from Mud Lake visited the Reeves place Sunday. Morey Mills visited Harrison Tuesday and spent Sunday with Ambrosier. School closed last week due to the teacher's illness. Reeves boys helped Ted Kilbourn and Morey Mills with wood Friday and Saturday. Homer Loomis and party from Clare visited Friday. Ed Reeves family visited the Kilbourn home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom. Williams
Garehow
N. Billgren
Mud Lake
Reeves Place
Morey Mills
Harrison
Ambrosier
Reeves
Ted Kilbourn
Homer Loomis
Clare
Ed. Reeves
Kilbourn
South West Sheridan News Briefs From Clare And Cadillac
Mrs John Presley of Clare visit on farm with son Oris sister Mrs Joel Presley travels to Cadillac to care for her ailing father. Road work aids travel. S Severson builds a stone house for Mr Randall. Farmers plan sowing oats soon. Ernest Harrie Cadillac Chief of Police and his brother Warren come to assist sister Mrs Joel Presley for father Thomas Harris who is very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Presley
Clare
John. Oris
Joel Presley
Cadillac
S. Severson
Randall
Ernest Harrie
Warren
Thomas Harris
Family visits and Sunday gatherings in Clare area
Randall Alpheus Perry and family of Clare shared Sunday dinner with M L Hargrave and relatives. Chas Perry’s family hosted. Mr Perry remains ill. Birdsell family visited the Perry home. Freda Garchow stayed overnight with the Hargraves. Gilmore family visited Wess Grase’s. Elizabeth and Maxine Krell spent the weekend with grandparents William Garchow’s family in Sheridan. Pauline Kurtz and a friend began a visit with Chas Arm Allen’s family. Eagle visited in Seearuntiey Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Perry
Clare
M. L. Hargrave
Perente
Chas. Perry
Elizabeth
Maxine Krell
William Garchow
Sheridan
Mies Pauline Kurtz
Wise
Chas
Eell Arm Allen
Eagle
Brown Corners Visit and Family Plans Abroad
Mr and Mrs John Hertman and family visited Sunday with Mrs Stanley Shank and family. Mrs W B Hamilton and two children left for Oleve and Sanday to join her husband who had been working there this winter. They intend to make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hertman
Stanley Shank
W. B. Hamilton
Oleve'and
Sanday
Unclear Text on Parsonage Construction Progress
Fragmentary note mentions Bellairy or F wens at home on Friday and helping attend to mother. Indicates plans or hope for eight new parsonage. wall near completion and building progress referenced in incomplete phrases.
Open Week End Visit Noted At Parental Home
A fragmented diary like note mentions Jacya Comer Herschel Bugis Allen and Misa Iva Bellinger with references to a weekend at a parental home and a letter from last week. Names appear in a scattered sequence suggesting family or social updates rather than a formal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Herschel
Mere
Bugis Allen
Tha Gain
Bis
Spranger
Misa Iva Bellinger
Social visits and a horse shipment noted in Alma
Mrs F Post spent Wednesday with Mrs D Comar and Mr and Mrs Kelly Comer with their child. Eli Springer shipped one of his fine horses to St Johns on Monday. Miss Viva Miller cares for her grandmother for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Post
D. Comar
Kelly Comer
Little Niege
Alma
Eli Springer
St. Johns
Misa Viva Miller
Local News Briefs From Elm Grove Area
Arrivals and daily life notes from Elm Grove and nearby towns. Erkla Cainike and family spent Thursday night at the Vere Moline home as they moved to their new residence two days on the road. J McIntosh facing medical concerns. Mrs Stark Weather of Birch Run joins the family. A. J. Bellinger in Mt Pleasant on business. Rosenuabi family travel for medical tests. Bellinger returns to Saginaw for treatment. Sunday service at Elm Grove drew good attendance. Miss Raby Davis and children praised for Sunshine and Junior program leadership. Fred Cole and family moved to the old Dan Courtney farm to work for Wm Haley of Clare. Dell Pendell improves after illness. Jerry Bennett Jr. visited relatives Sunday. Church prayer meeting held, flowers for Patrick’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naney
Hinkle
Tamaly
Abo
Erela Caikine
Vere Moline
Obris
Anl Q.K
J. McIntosh
Kinaidter
Raby Davis
Fred Cole
Toeeday
Dan Courtney
Wm. Haley
Clare
Dell Pendell
Jerry Bennett, Jr
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Senator Lodge
Herrick
Phelps
South West
Paren
Rosenuabi
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Sagi Saréey
Wometa
Elm Grove
Patrick’s
Symonds Inn
Standard Price Ag
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Gomb
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Tro
The
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Rexall
Liggett’s
America
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Harmony
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E. A. Anderson
Formoes
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Se Nabate
Symphony
Lord Baltimore
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