Measles Students Return To School In Resort Area
Measles cases recovering allow children to return to classes. Various local residents visit, attend sales, and travel between Clare Harrison and Battle Creek. The community notes a death of Mrs. M. W. Finch and the Friendly Social club meets at Pearl Rube with planned election of officers May 5. The school enjoyed an Easter vacation and holds a safety trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Mayworm
Lansing
Marionete
S. Harris
Leo
M. W. Finch
Vic
Farwell
Finch
Kenneth Benchley
Harrison and
Moddersville
L. R. Perkins
Higesmire
Battle Creek
Shepherd
B. B. Cook
Harvey Crawford
Flint
Windover Lake Hotel
Henry Fahnestock
J. J. Beard
Eddie
A.B. van Horns
Howard Weling
Royal Oak
Bertha Crawford
New Haven
Pearl Rube
Tom Nichols
Betty Lou
Mere
Lake News Items From Lake Station and area
Sunday School at 10 30 a m and church service at 7 30 p m held at the Grange Hall with Rev Chas Kleinhardt. Mrs Kenneth Grigware and two Detroit girls visited at the Harry Cornell home. Mrs Merritt Finch, a former resident, was brought to town for burial at Garfield cemetery after service by Rev Dawe. Mrs BH A Phillips visited Lansing. Mr and Mrs Chas Stein from Canton Ohio arrive for summer. Mrs Wylda Mahan and Mrs Emily Irwin shopped in Clare. Several school children ill with scarlet fever. Mrs Frank Miller hospitalized in Ann Arbor for observation. Betty Badger of Farwell visiting Rosa Bassett and Aaron Irwin Jr and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Grigware
Detroit
Harry Cornell
Merritt Finch
Rev. Dawe
Clare
Gleaner Hall
Garfield Cemetery
BH. A. Phillips
Lansing
Chas. Stein
Canton
Wylda Mahan
Emily Irwin
Frank Miller
Ann Arbor
Betty Badger
Farwell
Rosa Bassett
Aaron Erwin
Aaron, Irwin, Jr
Waltons Headed North for Trout Festival
Indian River area gears up for trout season opening with a three day festival in West Branch April 29 to May 1. Events include Trout Queen election, shooting exhibition, boxing show, ball and fly casting and other sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian River
Michigan
West Branch
Neighbors and relatives visit in Earl Church era
Mr and Mrs Earl Church of Ewart visited Mr and Mrs Wm Mahan on Sunday. Eighteen neighbors surprised Mrs Ruth Galdeen that evening for her birthday. The string of visits includes Purcel family from Detroit to Douglas Purcel and Muriel Smalley of Clare with Verne Haines of the Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Verne Haines
Geo. Scott
Robert Jones
Hazel Getchell
Lansing
Flint
Harle Shook
Baldwin
Bert Scott
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Elizabeth Maybee teaches in Lansing and spent the weekend at her Rosebush home. The Rosebush Chamber of Commerce met at Bacon's Restaurant electing officers for the year. Rosebush W C T U met at Mrs. John Y Johnston's home. Various visits from Mt. Pleasant Detroit Milwaukee and Saginaw are listed, including church and family gatherings. Libby McNeill Libby Pickle Company promotion noted and classified liner appeal ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Maybee
Lansing
Rosebush
Mt. Pleasant
Patrick Battle
Stavely
Hart Stanton
Terry
Milwaukee
J. W. Stanton
Margarete Battle
S. Dondero
Margaret Morrison
Herbert Boody
Detroit
Jacob Seiter
Wm. R. Young
Mary
Pennsylvania
Norman Wager
John Elliott
Floyd Curtiss
Baby
Vern Keiser
Crawford
Daniel Coyne
Elizabeth Dunn
Rosser
Velma Coyne
Saginaw
Frank Raub
George
Weidman
Libby McNeill
Libby Pickle Company
Harvey family suffers house fire. community offers sympathy
The Harvey home burned last Tuesday at noon due to a fast spreading blaze and high winds. contents were lost. The community sends sympathy. Numerous visits and support from neighbors and relatives are noted, including visits by Mrs. Walter Lewis and others. May 6 Farmers Union meeting announced for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Walter Lewis
Roy Berry
Caroline
Ann Arbor
Leon Zimmerman
Fowlerville
Heber
Leonard Reynolds
Elmer Nephew
Brockway
Traverse City
Floyd Squires
West Grant
Flint
Oran Burton
Near Coleman
Clare
Carl Bringold
Greenwood
Farmers’ Union
Maple Grove church notices and local events
Rev E R Town leads Maple Grove U B Church with Sunday School at 2 00 and preaching at 3 00 The weekly prayer meeting is Wednesday at 800 pm Several residents visited relatives and a barn burned on the Jess Hilyard farm Calves belonging to Garnet Ferguson were burned Mrs Louis Finch suffers sinus trouble and helpers arrive Mr and Mrs Lawrence Finch aid the work A saw mill moved to L Finch place with logs ready for lumber neighbors participate in local logging activity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove U. B. Church
Wm. Wiggins
Willis
Mt. Pleasant
Elmer Schofield
Jess Hilyard
Garnet Ferguson
J. E. Timpe
Doris
Bertha Rulapaugh
Ithaca
John Stanton
Henry Post
Louis Finch
Lawrence Finch
Walter Smedley
Eva Tigner
Flint
L. Finch
Smedley
Neighborhood News From Fowlerville Area
West Freeman Hickia Hickok and brother Guy helped move furniture in Fowlerville. John Gaffney visited Art Hansen. Attendees at the Van Horn sale included H Middleton, W Hickok, and John Gaffney. John Gaffney and Mildred Hickok attended Lida Finch’s funeral at Lake. Various local visits and a birthday picnic for Mr. Cook near Bath and Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hgia Hickok
Guy
Fowlerville
John Gaffney
Art Hansen
van Horn, Sale
H. Middle
W. Hickok
Mildred Hickok
Lida Finch
Lake
H. Middleton
Elgin Hickok
Bath
Lansing
Thos. Cook
Harry Blodgett
Ewart
Otis Hicks
Rena Heimbecker
Thos
Cook
Mr. Cook
Climate and Weather Overview in a Historical Context
General discussion defines climate as the long term sum and average of weather. It notes daily changes in atmospheric pressure wind and precipitation as parts of weather observations shaping climate understanding.
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Vigro
Clare Hardware
Windover Lake
Lake News
Grange Hall
Chas. Kleinhardt
Waltons
Clare Sentinel
Maple Grove
Jas. Rulapaugh
Sid Colesky, Sr
Clarence
Béya Bailey
Wayne, Township
Gass County
West.freeman
The
Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company
Mair Insurance Company
Hastings
Schaeffer
DE Luxe
J. H. Caughey
Mexico City
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