Colville Area Social Notes Include Reunions and Visits
Mr and Mrs Ona Richardson and grandson from Bath visited the Walters and called on the Nile Abbott and Willis Richardson homes at Mann Siding. The Davis reunion occurred in Harvey Dawson grove. Oil work on Nevills well resumed after delays. Nile Abbott family from Mann Siding dined with Mrs Beulah Bodkins. Ruth stayed for a visit. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Charley David. Rain finally arrived. McArthur and Andrew visited the Madison home. Levi and Lila Brown of Farwell spent weekend with the Hillard family. Beatrice James joined them for a visit. Rose Reynolds and Lawrence Peterson plus Mr and Mrs Duncan Keplinger of Flint visited Orin Reynolds’s family. Jack Reynolds from Brown Corners also called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Richardson
Little Grandson
Bath
Frank Walters
Walters
Badking
Nile Abbott
Willis Richardson
Mann Siding
Davis
Harvey Dawson Grove
Nevills
Beulah Bodkins
Ruth
Ladies Aid
Charley David
McArthur
Andrew
Madison
Levi
Lila Brown
Farwell
Hillard
Beatrice James
Rose Reynolds
Lawrence Peterson
Duncan Keplinger
Flint
Orin Reynolds
Jack Reynolds
Brown
Corners
Local Social Notes from Southeast Sheridan Area
Dr Slattery of Clare called on Mrs Frank Loomis. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs John Densmore and family had Sunday dinner with Loomis family. Gerald Macklem and mother Nettie Thompson visited Coleman relatives. Don Cobleigh stayed with Loomis parents. Sharp family extended stay with C H Carpenter. James Gerow threshing. Alfred Densmore and wife visited his parents. Mrs Jasmin and three girls stayed with Bertha Randall's family. Wesley Teale of Clare dined with Bruckarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slattery
Clare
Frank Loomis
John Densmore
Detroit
Gerald Macklem
Nettie Thompson
Coleman
Don Cobleigh
Sharp
C. H. Carpenter
James Gerow
Alfred Densmore
C. Jasmin
Bertha Randall
Wesley Teale
Wil) Bruckart
West Grant Funeral Attends Infant Rose Defoy
Miss Ester Reynolds and Jean Mc Arthur attend the funeral of Rose Mary Jane Defoy infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Defoy last week. Andrew Eaton of Coleman visiting his sister Mrs Ben Agile. Perley Blackledge and Kenneth Green called on Seeley Johnson Saturday. Mrs Seeley Johnson returns home after helping care for the Defoy family who were ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Reynolds
Jean McArthur
Rose Mary Jane
James Defoy
Andrew Eaton
Coleman
Ben Agile
Perley Blackledge
Kenneth Green
Seeley Johnson
Cornwell Farm
Defoy
Arlene
Emma Robinette
Ben Agle
Oliver
Ira Baton
Lawrence McQueen
Colgman
Johnson
Ben. Agle
Jean
Fire Tower notes on visits and a wedding announced
Miss Blanch Halstead returned to Lansing after a week at home. Hilda Wilds visits sister in Loch-a-bar. Louis Finch called from Maple Grove. Several callers at R. J. Powell's include the Gardners, Perry, Tiedeman, and Sproul family. Blanch Halstead and Walter Hyndaman to be married Sunday. congratulations extended. Hope from Lapeer and two nieces visited. Betty Allman from Lansing visiting grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blanch Halstead
Lansing
Hilda Wilds
Mrs. B. Baxter
Loch-a-bar
Louis Finch
Maple Grove
R. J. Powell
J. Gardner
Romulus
Guy Perry
Denzel Tiedeman
A. A. Powell
F. Babcock
Farwell
Margaret Jean Sproul
Birch Run
Glenn Powell
Gerald
Carl Catterman
Hagle Point
Miller-Rawson
J. H. Halstead
Blanch
Walter Hyndaman
Hope
Lapeer
Betty Allman
J. Halsteads
Farmers Union reorganizes districts and plans August meeting
The Elm Grove Farmers Union met at the Grange hall with president R McBride and secretary H Fancon reporting on a congressional gathering west of Remus. Isabella Missaukee Osceola and Clare counties unite with Hutchinson of Shepherd as district manager. The next session is scheduled for Monday August 12 and members are urged to attend with wives and daughters. Mrs Joseph Gangier and two sons visit from Detroit to see her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Grange Hall
R. McBride
H. Fancon
Remus
Isabella
Missaukee Osceola
Clare
Mr. Hutchinson
Shepherd
Joseph Gangier
Robert
Tommy
Detroit
James McClung
Local Socials and Sheep News From Colonville Parish
Mrs O Lear and Mrs Wilson with Mrs McDonald and Mrs Wilson attended Colonville Aid at Mrs Charles David's home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Young and Mr and Mrs Lee Badgley visited Sanford and dinner with relatives. Dogs killed two of Stanley Shunk's sheep. owners urged vigilance. Vernon Hector leads next Sundays young peoples meeting on Death, the Way to Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Lear
C. Wilson
McDonald
H. “Wilson
Midland
Lea Ae
von Watters
Colonville Aid
Charles “David
George Young
Sanford
Lee Badgley
Henry Rhoads
Stanley Shunk
William Bowen
Beaverton
Charles Russel
Young Peoples
Vernon Hector
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Sees Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bates and son Lyle visit West Branch with Mrs. Bates staying a few days. Emma Garver returns to Saginaw to help care for a new grandson. Leo Lelene and friend from Detroit stay at the Ervin Orvis home. Lois Gene Brown visits Grandparents James Henderson in Pleasant Valley. Various locals host Sunday dinners and guests including Mack Leeth, Forest Garver, and Howard Cotton. Wallace Bell returns from Pontiac for a month. Tom Bradley travels to Midland on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Bates
Lyle
Jennie Bates
Norma
Lawrence
West Branch
Bates
Emma Garver
Mack Leeth
Saginaw
James Beatty
Leo Lelene
Detroit
Ervin Orvis
Lois Gene Brown
Flint
Calvin Cotton
Clarence
Howard Cotton
Wallace Bell
Pontiac
Tom Bradley
Midland
Brown Corners Community Notes Highlight Family News
Brown Corners gossip lists visitors from San Bernardino Glen Lower and guests from Flint Beaverton Bad Axe Detroit and more. Local quips mention ball wins over Maple Grove and Roaches grain threshing family visits and extended stays with Rev Chas Kleinhardt and others.
Michigan highlights reel features courts and wildlife notes
Michigan news briefs cover a famed psychiatrist visit to assess prisons and paroles, a 15 inch bass with an eight inch bluegill in its mouth, and state finance moves. Also details on liquor enforcement shifts, WPA projects in Grand Rapids, county hospital plans, farm value declines, road relief funding, bee stings incident, starling control, MSU crop loss warnings, Michigan waterfalls, a coal preserved frog, and a $12 million highway program submission to Washington.
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Lansing
Fitzgerald
Amy N. Stannard
Federal Parole Board
Michigan
Ludington
Clarence Ferris
Tasman Lake
Ferris
Michigan Liquor Control Commission
Grand Rapids
PWA
Owosso
Shiawassee County
Michigan Road Builders’ Association
Michigan Construction League
Roosevelt
Lake Odessa
Charles Overly
Overly
Chelsea
East Lansing
Farms Crops Department
Michigan State College
Onaway
Acqueoc
Cheboygan
Upper Peninsula
Corunna
Todd Kincaid
Proceedings of the Clare Michigan Common Council July 16 1925
City council regular meeting in Clare Dr. Hampton presiding with Aldermen Archambault Bayes Cunningham Hachmuth Tibbits White present Absent White. Minutes approved. Beer licenses for Fred Morgan and Kernen Sartorpe discussed and actions taken. Ordinance No 150 read and bills referred to Finance Committee. Several payroll items listed and approved. Meeting adjourned with Mayor Hampton and Deputy City Clerk Horton signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Common Council
Hampton
Roll Gall
Archambault
Bayes
Cunningham
Hachmuth
Tibbits
White
Fred Morgan
Ald
Tibbils
Ald. White
Yeas
Gunningham
Nays
Kernen & Sartorpe
Kernen & Sartor
Beale
Arch-«ambault
Flachmuth
Ald. Archambault
Finance Committee
Jesse Hampton
Thos. Horton
Notice of Hearing for Probate Claims in Clare County
The Probate Court of Clare County announces a hearing on estate claims for Julian Prover. Creditors have four months from August 2, 1985 to file by October 2, 1935. Claims will be heard December 9, 1935 at 10:00 a.m. in Harrison. Judge Thos. Dorsey presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Prover
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Clare Considers Urgent US Post Office in Resolution
In Clare Michigan on July 22 1935 the Common Council convened a special meeting led by Mayor Hampton. Aldermen Archambault Bayes Cunningham Hachmuth Tibbits White and others present approved a resolution declaring urgent need for immediate construction of a US Post Office building in Clare and sent it to Assistant Postmaster General S W Purdum urging action. The measure passed with all present voting aye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Clare
Hampton
U.S. Postoffice
Archambault Bayes
Cunningham
Hachmuth
Tibbits
White
Clare County
Michigan
Hon
S. W. Purdum
Washington, DC
Ald
Yeas
Archambault
Bayes Cunningham
Jesse Hampton
Thos
Horton
Clare Special Council Meets Over Highway Plan
The Clare City Common Council met in special session called by Mayor Hampton to consider State Highway Department plans for street improvements. Aldermen Archambault Cunningham Hathmuth Tibbits White present. Bayes and White absent. A building permit for Lot 12 Block 8 Me Ewaits 1st Addition was granted after discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mich
Common Council
City of
Hampton
U. S. 10
State Highway Department
Tibbily
Archambourt Cunningham
Hathmuth
Tibbits
White
Nays
Nona
A. BE
Mulder
Aldermanic Session Adjourns Noted by Council
City council records show Alderman Archambault moving to adjourn, carried. The session highlights include mentions of Jesse Hampton and Thos Horton among attendees.
Estate of John Hudson notice in Harrison Michigan
State of Michigan In the Matter of the Estate of John Hudson deceased notice is given that four months from August 9 1935 are allowed for filing claims at the probate office in Harrison. Claims heard by the court on December 11 1935 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Dated August 5 1935. 4314
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hudson
Harrison
Mortgage sale notice for Kempfert loan in Clare County
Default on a 1932 mortgage by Robert W Kempfert and Augusta E Kempfert triggers a public auction. Bowler & Bowler announce sale at the Harrison courthouse on August 12, 1935, to settle $1783.50 principal plus 35 attorney fee and 7 percent interest on Lakewood Subdivision Lot 9, Block 9, Lincoln Township Clare Michigan. Restrictions bar rental to nonwhite English speaking Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Kempfert
Augusta E. Kempfert
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Michigan
Hlra McCray
Kentland
Newton County
Indiana
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare County
Harrison
County of
Glare
Lincoln
Clare
Lakewood
Tattooing Customs for Marital Eligibility
In various remote cultures brides and women undergo facial and bodily tattooing or scarification before marriage. The Latukas of the Upper Nile, Solomon Islands communities, Australian tribes, Formosans, and New Guinea groups assign high social status to tattooers who perform these rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Nile
Solomon Islands
New Guinea
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Thee
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Lois
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Bad Axe
J. A. Leitner
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Murray D. van Wagoner
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Clare, Mich
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Clare County General Hospital
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S.e.gardiner
M.D
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W. 5Th St
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Alexander E. Wylie
Sawyer
Tatman Building
McEwan Street
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare Realty CO
MccEwan
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McEwan St. Clare
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Dunlop
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