Grange Hall Improvements and Members’ News
A group met at their hall Thursday to clean and repair. Floyd Clark of Colorado assisted with a crowbar. Sister Iva, Brother Smith, and Sister Wheaton were on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Grant McLane visited Brothers Brown. Sherigan Cornell returned home from Mt Pleasant hospital. Next Grange meeting set for Saturday evening May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Clark
Colorado
Iva
Smith
Wheaton
Grant McLane
Brown
Bro
Sam
Leo
Sherigan Cornell
Mt. Pleasant
Gordon Smith
Flint
Owill
Lodge
Walter White
Howard White
Carrie Allen
Sturtgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Marion Dean
Beverly
Henry Ackerman
Clare
Percy .Stough
Jonesville
Howard Waite
Robert Archambault
John Archambault
Cadillac
Jennings. Archambault
Freeman Mitchell
Honer
Guy Georgia
St. Johny
Ralph Brown
Jennings Archambault
State Farm Insurance Companies
John
Haid
Lansing
Joyce
Joan
Emmaline Daniels
Gilmore Grange Thursday Meetings and Local News
Gilmore Grange meets each Thursday night in Beach school house. News notes: trips to Lansing and Jackson, Spring ball games begin, Glen Beach repairs car axle, Donald Cook injures foot but keeps active, Hazel Shilling works for Ruth Perry, Wilton Laverty and Wilbur Thrush attend district livestock and crop judging, Renner baby ill but improving, Hazel Leichti and family visit from Lansing and Jackson, Floyd McGuire and Margaret Pitts wed last Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Beach School
Hazel Shilling
Ruth Perry
Wilton Laverty
Wilbur Thrush
Ewart
Annie Renner
Hazel Leichti
Lansing
Jackson
Gilmore
Floyd McGuire
Margaret Pitts
Grange Hosts Fish Supper for Communities Near Greenwood
Greenwood Grange held a Friday fish supper serving guests from Saginaw Gladwin Clare Marion Harrison and Greenwood. Six young men acted as waiters in white caps and aprons. Three color themed tables featured orange green rose and gold with flowers and napkins. Afterward a social hour followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Grange
Saginaw
Gladwin
Clare
Marion
Harrison
Brake defects menace drivers in 1935 inspection reports
The article notes 46 percent of inspected Delaware cars had defective brakes, 39.5 percent in Virginia, and half of Connecticut’s 1935 semi annual rejections were brake related. It warns a driver’s first morning test should ensure instant, smooth braking to avoid possible crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Virginia
Local residents engage in commerce and community notes
Rosebush businessmen formed a local chamber of commerce with Roy Matteson as chair a secretary Gale Lutz and finance crew L. H. Moon and F. H. Lynch. A few mumps cases are reported. The Bentler and Elias families trade homes while visitors from Detroit and Plymouth are noted along with several local errands and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
New Straitsville
Harold West
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Matteson
Gale Lutz
L. H. Moon
F. H. Lynch
J. ¥. Johnston
Mary
Detroit
Bladder Irritation Pills Promoted By Andersons Drug Store
Purported remedy suggests plumping the bladder like the bowels to relieve irritation and night urination. Product includes bucn leaves juniper oil and six other drugs formed into green tablets sold by Andersons Drug Store with a refund promise if not pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Andersons Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garfield Grange
Gilmore Grange
Greenwood Grange
MT. Vernon Grange
ALL
Clare County Druggists
Stanley Masten
Floyd Shively
Franis Benaske Terchants
Soke and
Lane Drim As
Bettes
Bettes Co., Inc
DuBois, Pat Anderson” S. Drug Store
Rosebush News
H. Q. Bentler
Porter Elias
Raymond Neff
Bertha Kaiser
Heart
Ralph Miller
Roscoe Beckett Drilling Company
J. Hamilton
Robert Boggiano
Plymouth
Frank Hamilton
James Sheahan
H. O. Bentler
Gordon Armstrong
Ford
Patel Peeae R Sa
Weete Bea
RF & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!