Weekend visits and callings in North Arthur area
North Arthur residents and visitors figure in a flurry of calls and errands. Virgini Dysinger and Nina Gradit spent the weekend together while several families, including the Dysingers, Kanarrs, Winters, Otts, Gordons, and Hartmans, hosted relatives and friends across Clare and nearby towns. Social visits extended to Bay City and Mt Pleasant with Easter and funeral travels mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgini Dysinger
Clare
Nina Gradit
Fivelyn Baker
Johanna Kanarr
Ackerman
Herrick
Chas
Arthur Sill
Richard Carter
Bay City
Ruth Tanner
Farwell
John Winters
Chag. Ott
B. Wisher
Harrison
Raymond Reed
Dansing
Irene Gordon
Saginaw
Roy Gordon
Harley Tiolt
Flint
Fred Holt
Evelyn Baker
Ionia
West Freeman Local Notes Highlight Road Work and Visits
West Freeman reports highway commissioner’s ongoing road repairs. John Burke of Lansing visited for a few days with brother Fred Burke. The Bigin Hickok family shopped in Byatt, and John Gaffney traveled to Lake on business. William Combs went to Flint for dental work. Margaret and Marion Shinabarger rode with the Harris girls of Windover. Mrs. Lida Finch and Bob Sterling visited the Shinabargers on Sunday. Eugene Shinabarger and S. E. Shinabarger went to Lake for seed potatoes on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Lansing
Fred Burke
Bigin Hickok
Byatt
John Gaffney
Lake
Wm. Combs
Flint
Margaret
Marion Shinabarger
Harris Girls
Windover
Lida Finch
Victor
Bob Sterling
S.ee. Shinabarger
Eugene
Des and Tom School News End Of Year Picnic Plans
Examinations run this week with the last day of school picnic set for Wednesday. Visitors last week included Mrs. Mildred Hickok and Nttle Lila Helen Gaffney and James Shinabarger. Three eighth graders and one seventh grader will take the state examination this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des and
Tom
Mildred Hickok
Nttle Lila
Helen Cgaffney
James Shinabarger
Erader
Visits and Social Calls Across Marion and Surrounding Towns
Miss Myrtle Smith of West Grant visited Mrs Eleanor Madison Thursday. Gertrude Tiedemann called on Miss Maxina Allen of Farwell Friday and attended the Farwell High School banquet. John Runyah and family, Willis and Francis Haines of Maple Grove called on John Madison Saturday. Henry Reynolds was in Harrison on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Ott
Davia
Ott
Harley
Burton Bolt
Roy Gordons
David Ott
Burton
Harley Holt
Johanna Kanarr
Frank, Hartman
Midland
John Hartman
Jeff Hartman
Richard Carter
Howard Bears
Phill Garris
Farwell
John, Winters
Prescott
WR. Hilborn
Bernice
Suday
Wade .Gradyt
Roy Gordon
Johanna J Kanarr
Ernie Green
J. Hartman
Anna Gilberths
Detroit
Kner ‘Allen
Marion
Inia
Walter
John
Madison
Myrtle Smith
West Grant
Eleanor
Suiks
Gertrude Tiedemann
Maxina Allen
Farwell High School
John Runyah Ang My
Mys
Wd. Haines
Willis and
Francis
Maple Grove
John Madisons
Henry Reynolds
Harrison
Weekend Visits Highlight Mt Vernon Grange Guests
Mr and Mrs Joe Orth and Mrs Frank Wild hosted a weekend gathering with relatives including Mr and Mrs Howard and daughter Doris from Detroit visiting the former's daughter with Mr and Mrs Jennings Archambault. Others from Clare and Pontiac joined family guests and Hunice Slentz hosted the Good Literature Club at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Orth
Frank Wild
Howard
Doris
Harold Cameron
Detroit
Jennings Archambault
Richard Brook
Turkush
Clare
Myr
F. and R. Town Line Social Roundup
Marion residents Mr and Mrs Frank White visited their farm Sunday. Guests included Roy Sutton and a friend from near Marion, Garnet Sabbin and family, Dan Sabbin from Clarence, and dinner guests Mr and Mrs Jay Beard with E Delling Lake George contingent. Delling celebrated a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ~ White
Marion
Hebert Sutton
Roy Sutton
Garnet Sabbin
Dan Sabbin
Clarence
Jay J. Beard
E. Delling
Lake George
Henry ‘Fahnstock
Far
Frank Newsom
F. Wolf
O. Campbell
Myers family news and local visits reported
Myers and Dysinger family updates fill a Sunday list as W E Myers hosts A Chatterton and others. Visitors include Gerald Myers and daughter, Dover trip, and a road from Detroit. News notes show several trips to Midland and Lansing, a sick list for Herbert Myers, and visits by Langs, White Star, and Gladwin residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Myers
Lansing
Bertha Mitchener
Mabel Shreve
Pleasant Villey and Area Sick List and Visits
Local notes list residents on the sick list including Mrs. Wm Gardon and Wim Arnold. It mentions visiting relatives and neighbors such as Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink, Mrs. Jennie Bates, and the Allen family. Several outings and small gatherings are noted with visits to Alma, Mt. Pleasant, West Branch, and Houghton Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gardon
Orvall Vandewarker
Herman Rank
Owen Spink
Wim. Arnold
Arnold
L. D. Wendel
Alma
Gurry Crain
John Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Ervin Orvis
Jennne Bates
Norma
Laurence
Fred’ Allen
Burnard
West Branch
Hugh Allen
Kenneth Rockey
Clarence Bay
Houghton Lake
Barnard Allen
Gladys Hemstreet
Ruityan
Irrad
Allen
Alice Clemmons
Mrs. Bunyan
Fred Allen
Legislature Passes Beer Bill in House Amid Amendments Clash
The House approved Senate Bill No. 120 creating a Liquor Control Commission with 3.2 percent beer and wine limits. It imposes licenses for restaurants gardens hotels clubs and wholesalers while banning sales in drugstores and requiring local approval for licenses. Speaker Callaghan explained his vote noting imperfect compromise and potential refinements by future sessions.
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Senate
House of Representative
House of Representatives
House
Liquor Commission
Liquor Control Commission
Ssmaller
Kentaastati
My. Callaghan
Michigan
Honor to the toil worn craftsmen and the bread of life
Washington Afar notes men worthy of honor, from the toil worn craftsman who tolls to conquer the earth to those who toll for the spiritually indispensable the bread of life. It references Irish names with varied spellings like MacGearall QO Clonnavitir O Hougain Maoichatha O Loingsigh O'Sullinabhain Persmhumhan and Mactvishenibha, noting apostrophes in bush spelling.
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Mizgerald
MacGearall
fCenney
QO Clonnavitir
Hagan
O Hougain
Mulchay
Maoichatha
Lynch
O Loingsigh
O'Sullivan
O’sullinabhain
Desmond
Persmhumhan
Costello
Mact'vishenibha
Washington
Prized London Times Number Preserved in British Museum
The sole surviving copy of the newspaper's first issue is housed at the British Museum in London, a rarity valued by scholars and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
British Museum
Lender
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Paraer
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West Freeman
Michigan Bell
Moores
MT. Vernon
Grange
Orp
F. and
R. Town Line
Pleasant Villey
Thayer Brothers West
Standard Oil Company
Standlind
Standard Oil
Atlas Tires
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