Local Correspondence Notes Visits and Family Gatherings
Pratts Corners residents report relatives from Ohio visiting last week. Arthur Bradley family visited Clare area. Mrs Miller and children returned from a week at Hight Point Lake. Sheridan’s Bruckart family joined at the Hargrave home. Walters and Gon camped at Hight Point Lake. Bart Barrus of Clare assisted with chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hargrave
Ohio
Arthur Bradley
Clare
John Miller
Hight Point’lake
Wn. Bruckart
Sheridan
Hargrave
Henry. Walters
Gon
Wayne
Bight Point Lake
Bart Barrus
Marion social notes from Rosebush week
Mrs Foster of Marion spent a few days with sister Mrs Melvin Honey. Mrs Statler accompanied by aunt Mrs Oberlin returned from Lake George. W Teal learned of brother Asher’s death near Clare. Joslin of Jonia visited niece Mrs Sleighl and nephew Winery First. Grandin family visited mother Mrs Busan Daly and Mrs George Johnston visited her parents Levi Willey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Elton’ Grandin
Quinton and
Guileara
Busan Daly
George Johnston
Levi ‘Willey
Local social notes from Mt Pleasant area
Miss Agnes Taylor and Ina Honey called on Miss Trea Morrizon of Mt Pleasant last Thursday. Mrs Jos Horan has been ill. Miss Margaret Milner of Mt Pleasant visited Miss Lucille Hess. William and Zeke Archer shingled Wm Prout's house. Miss Grace Foster of Marion visited her cousin Miss Ina Honey Sunday. Ralph Stickle, working in Detroit, spent the weekend with his parents, the Stickles. Several families, including the Moyes and Johnstons, motored to Lake George to spend a few weeks at the Moyes cottage. Mr Chas Stinchcomb and Edith, Homer, and Guy Perry of Lansing visited at the Sleight home. Mrs Chas Nelson visited her husband in Midland. Marie rode down to join her. Roy Stickle and family of Rose City visited his parents. Goleman played ball here Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Taylor
Ina Honey
Trea
Morrizon
Mt. Pleasant
Jos. Horan
Margaret Milner
Lucille Hess
Zeke Archer
Wm. Prout
Wm. Bird
Weidman
Grace Foster
Marion
Ralph Stickle
Detroit
Spencer Stickle
Preston Johnston
Norman
Albert Moyes
Eugene
Lyle Johnston
Lake George
Moyes
Chas
Stinchcomb
Edith
Homer
Warwell
Stickles
Goleman
Tessie Graves
Leota
Fred Davis
Fred,Davis
Thelma Osborne
Mildred
Mabel Odekirk
Rosebush
Ernest Aiey
Peter Aiey
Farwell
Atter
George Orr
Olga Dixon
Hight Point Lake
Luella McCann
Hastern
Arthur Schoonover
Pearl Sweet
Alma
Peter Sweet
Dan Lockwood
Ella Heiser
Lansing
Warren Heiser
John Rodapaugl
Henry Sni
Sam Leichti
Ann Arbor
Francis Ackerman
Wise
Clint Schoonover
F. Falk
Clare
Milo Myers
Earl Owens
Jay Myers
North Arthur
Fannie Corbinn
Mary Ginn
the Randall
Henrietta Aiey
Gin
Wrestling Crowd At Temple Draws Regional Visitors
Northwest Greenwood Orin Hall and wife of St Charles and Nat Fowler and his wife of Brant spent the weekend at Wm Clark's. Several locals attended the wrestling match in Temple Saturday night including Abe VanBuskirk WAR. Listed visitors included Mr and Mrs Rodgers of Temple, Mr and Mrs Coke visiting Archie Burrell, Tim Graves of Leota and his lady, and Mrs Hudson Jones and Mrs Wm Clark who traveled to Clare Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Hall
St. Charles
Nat Fowler
Brant
Wm. Clark's
Temple
Abe
VanBuskirk
Rodgers
Coke
Archie Burell
Tim Graves
Leota
Local Family Outing and Weekend Visits
East Grant Mr and Mrs D Boughton and Mr and Mrs H Walters and son went to High Point lake to fish and pick berries returning Saturday afternoon Edwin and Cecil Dale called on Ralph Phillips Tuesday evening Clarence Phillips of Lansing came Friday to spend the weekend with his brother Ralph Mrs and Mrs Hitchcock and family visited at Abner Thompson's Sunday Mr and Mrs Rob Hitchcock and brother Clarence visited their grandparents at Shepherd Sunday and cousin Miss Ethel Drake home with them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Boughton
H’ Walters
Hight Point Lake
Edwin
Cecil Dale
Ralph Phillips
Clarencé Phillips
Lansing
Ralph
Hitchcock
Abner Thompson Sunda
Rob Hitchcock
Clarence
Shepherd
Ethel Drake
Local visits and social ties span several towns
Hamilton Ervin Waldorf and wife of Mount Pleasant spent time at J A Bitler and wife as did George and James Sersaw in Harrison. Chris Tuzzi visited Gladwin. Mrs A S Keysor visited J A Bitler. Geo W Bailey and wife of Beaverton visited their son Gabbus and family. J Bitler visited Chas Bates. G A Horton and kin began road work in East Hamilton. Hart Price and wife from Detroit visited family including Mrs S Price, Clifford, and J A Bitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Waldorf
Mount Pleasant
George
James. Sersaw
Harrison
Chris Tuzzi
Gladwin
A. 5
Keysor
J. A. Bitler
Geo. W. Bailey
Beaverton
Gabbus
J. Bitler
Chas. Bates
G. A. Horton
Gon
East
Hamilton
Hart Price
Detroit
S. Price
Clifford
Local Society Notes From Vernon Hill and Nearby Towns
Vernon Hill and nearby residents share visits and travels with relatives across Hastern to Alma and Clare. Mentions include measles at the Fred Davis family, Olga Dixon at Hight Point lake, and multiple trips to Lake George, Farwell, and Ann Arbor for medical care and family gatherings.
Matrimonial tale wins contest amid domestic upheaval
Barbara confronts her novelist husband Jack after discovering his manuscript reveals a tale of a secret romance. He wins a $200 prize for the story, which reworks a real scandal into fiction ending with the virtuous wife prevailing. The couple plans to share the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Barbara
Jove
Bob
Times
Bab
Siever
Bah
Miased the Cars A Testimonial From a Quarter Quid Owner
A quarrelsome owner laments being left by his wife who drove off in the car he sales. He asks the car makers for sympathy though he cannot explain why they should help, given they did not cause the separation. He admits he does not know how he will manage without the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mother Pit
Bob
Bab
Bab Atlay
Jacks
Wil
Times
Babb
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Shad
Grey
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Clare Sentinel
Beiday
Northwest
Greenwood
East Grant
Vernon Hill
Genius
afeClure Newspaper Syndicate
Tiem
Tae
Dessert & Brown Lumber Co
Michigan
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