Windover Lake Notes Campers and Visitors
A Windover Lake column records visits and social events. Numerous locals and out of town guests drop by farms, cottages, and cabins for weeklong stays, Sunday gatherings, and chats.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
9
A Windover Lake column records visits and social events. Numerous locals and out of town guests drop by farms, cottages, and cabins for weeklong stays, Sunday gatherings, and chats.
Mis souri visitor Ivan Welty and family stayed with his mother and sister at the lake resort. Alma resident Mrs. Linyd Moffatt visited her sister Mrs. Stirling Curtis and Jackie Curtis joined his uncle Alya to Mesick. Clifford Hunt began hauling stone for his Fairview cottage. Floyd Fruick returned home for the weekend. Wilber Johnston and family from Rosebush visited the cottage for a few days. Fred Wolf and wife traveled to Clare last week.
Residents and visitors flock to cottages along Shingle Lake and Mugkegon area for weekends. Many families from Mt. Pleasant and Lansing enjoy fishing, boating, and social gatherings at Oakdale, Pine Point, and Grindstone areas. The Ayris reunion gathers about fifty near the Shingle Lake shore with meals, music, and shared memories.
J Harvey and son Bernard spent the weekend at their lint home. Mrs H and daughter Corinne with sons Alvin and Calvin will spend the week in Flint and Brown City. C McGueen returned from Lan. Mr and Mrs Mack Harvey visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Boulton. Basil Harvey and Gladys Hemstreet called at the C J Harvey home. Mrs J Harvey attended the Clare circus Thursday and stayed with Mrs C D Harvey.
Elm Grove residents attended Baptismal services at the river by the stone school Sunday afternoon. Catherine Butters dined with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Nunn near Beaverton. Visitors from Ludington and North Bradley called on Mr. and Mrs. George Gilcher Sr. over the weekend. Women’s Week attendees returned home Friday. Mary Keinrod helped with housework for Mrs. F. P. Davis during Donna’s Lansing visit. Essie Harvey and spouse returned from Kent City after cherry picking. Charles Keith Sr. visited his grandmother Mrs. Emma Keith Friday.
Mrs Abbie Barnard and guests stayed with her nephew Elmer Hosier in Greenwood Center. Plans include 4 H rope halters for calves with Co Agent Gibson teaching. Grange meeting at Albert Bruce home Friday with lunch ice cream or cake. attendance urged.
Pleasant Valley residents visit relatives across Gladwin Harrison Lansing and Alma. Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell and daughter meet at Kenneth Rockey's home. Mrs Mack Leeth and Mrs Fred Allen visit at John Acre home. Others travel to see kin and attend family gatherings. Wanda Dangler returns home from Ann Arbor improving in health. Mr and Mrs Ervin Orvis and family visit Al Rever. Clyde McDonald stays with Burton and Clarence Bay.
A lesson on Elisha aiding the widow and hospitality to the Shunammite woman. The narrative details her distress after debt, the oil miracle, the son’s death and restoration, and Elisha’s acts of mercy including feeding a hundred prophets, framed as a call to responsibility for others.
Loomis residents and relatives visit kin in Gladwin Flint Saginaw and Detroit with callers to Reed Bergey Musser and Gerow households. A short feature traces Sicily origin and history of the sweet pea noting its 1695 mention 1724 commerce and American cultivation through 1900.
A lettered remark by William McKinley asserts that deeper study of the book and strict adherence to its divine precepts will cultivate better citizens and raise national destiny. The message frames education as moral improvement underpinning civic progress.
A quote by H. Brookes on the foundation of safety as aid through the finished work of Christ. It emphasizes that safety is guarded by God’s infinite power, eternal purpose, and the immutable promise of Jehovah-James.
Henry Hilborn and Leone Davis of St Helens visited relatives in the area Sunday and Monday. Perry Davis and Harland Williams attended Farmers Day in Lansing, finding the program worthwhile. Several families, including the Fancon and Williams circles, hosted or visited kin in Michigan and Chicago areas during the week.
In the Matter of the Estate of Harriet A. Allen deceased Probate Court Clare County Michigan appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims. Creditors may present claims within four months from July 18 1934. Meetings set November 7 and November 10 1934 at Hampton’s Sales Room Clara Michigan at ten o clock for examination and adjustment. Dated July 12 1984 Sheriff M Callahan I B Hampton Commissioners.
Publication order for hearing the petition by Ronald S. Barton to determine legal heirs and entitled real estate of Sarah Barton deceased. Hearing set for August 13, 1934 at 10am in the Probate Office Harrington. Notice to appear published for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
In Clare County on July 30 1934 Judge Thos S Dorsey orders August 20 1934 hearing to determine legal heirs of Thomas R Bell deceased and to hear petition for inheritance of real estate. Public notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
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