Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes From Area Homes
MANN Siding Ma and Mrs. Gerald Ruby of Detroit spent Friday night at the Wm Hileman home. My and Mrs. Sebastian Pfannes entertain relatives from Chi Gab. Bhner Nephew's mother and sister near Reese called on them on their way home from the cherry orchards near Traverse City Sunday. A B Burton was up our way before part of the week from his beer job near Coleman. Orin Burton is back home from near Old Mission where he was picking cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Ruby
Detroit
Wm. Hileman
Sebastian Pfannes
Chi- Gab
Bhner
Reese
Traverse City
A. B. Burton
Coleman
Orin Burton
Qld
Elm Grove Chronicles of Weddings and Visits
Congratulations to Arthur Ulrich and Ruth Bradley on their marriage. The Amburgy and Ramey families shared a Sunday visit, with Mrs. Davis’s Detroit guests hosting Florence and Frances Hilderbran. Beaverton area relatives Pribie and near neighbors hosted Bennett family. Viola and Robert Castle visited cousins Mary and Beulah. Harry Bradley’s family joined a Owosso reunion trip. Sunday school grateful for support and a four dollar ten cent social proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ulrich
Ruth Bradley
Damas Amburgy
Thelma
Hershel Ramey
P. Davis
Detroit
Paulene
Flora i Strumer
Harrison
Florence
Frances Hilderbranat
Robert Bennett
Pribie
Beaverton
Viola
Robert Castle
Mary
Beulah Castle
Harry Bradley
Owosso
Gilmore Church of Christ and Gilmore Free Methodist Schedule
Central Gilmore Church of Christ operates Sunday school at 9:07 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:45 p.m. with orchestra at 8:15 p.m. Evening sermon at 8:30 p.m. Pastor Myles Overton invites all. Gilmore Free Methodist offers Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching every other Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Myles Overton
Gilmore Free Methodist Church
Obituary and notices from Farwell and area
Mrs. id Putman died at home in Farwell after a year of illness leaving a husband and one daughter Mrs. Roy Gainsforth along with other relatives. Ed Wood and Bert Ford relatives attended the Farwell funeral. The Wood, Jackson, Glass, Wilson, Owen and Jarman families travel plans and visits in the region are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id. Putman
Farwell
Gilmore
Fovged
Roy Gainsforth
Ed. Wood
Bert Ford
Lawrence Jackson
Harold Glass
Elmer Wilson
Raymond Wood
Ali
Owen
Jarman
Rock Lake
Sydney Wood
Bert Angus
Midland
George Snyder
Chas. Eames
Hiam Seymour
Greenwood notes on illness travel and local events
Mr. and Mrs. Ferrin Rowland and children were called to Shepherd for the illness of her father on FP Voss. Mr. and Mrs Forest Savage returned from Flint where they sought work. Flora and Pauline Stuermer visited Sheridan Wednesday. Mrs. Caroleen Darling and family attended the Clare Isabella Pomona Grange degree at Mt Vernon hall. A class of eighteen took the degree. Ace cream social and play planned at Greenwood Town Hall on Wednesday evening August 28. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holcombe and daughter left for Owosso for a reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Kress and others ferried east of Harrison Sunday. About twenty-five relatives gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heintz on Sunday July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrin Rowland
Shepherd
Voss
Forest Savage
Flint
Flora
Pauline Stuermer
Sheridan
Caroleen Darling
Greenwood Town Hall
Dan Holcombe
Owosso
Newton Kress
Hudson Jones
Harrison
Henry Heintz
Our Grange
Clare Isabella Pomona
Our
Pomona Grange
Harry Bradley
Garfield Grange
Lake and
Advance
Grange
Elm Grove
Mt. Vernorit Grange
Clare
Isabella
Alma
Arthur Johnson
Bay City
Hdl
White
Ralph Brown
Lapeer
Funeral Attendees Gather in Midland After Uncle's Service
Mr and Mrs George Snyder Wallaces and Fred McIntire attended the funeral of their uncle in Midland on Tuesday. Their aunt stayed until Sunday. The Metz Angus and Donald Angus families of Midland visited the Elam Seymour home Saturday. R W Field and Elam Seymour are drilling a well for C Heintzeiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Snyder
Wallace
Fred McIntire
Midland
Metz
Lorin Angus
Donald Angus
Elam Seymour
Jim Bilyea
Flint
R. W. Field
C. Heintzeiman
Maple Grove Community Notes Close Pulpit for Conference
Maple Grove alerts that preaching is paused until Rev. Rieinhardt returns from a conference. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. F. Hinkle at S Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schofield with others from Farwell and Lake George. Families share rain praise and social gatherings. grandson Tony and others visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieinhardt
F. Hinkle
H. Bentley
Finch Home
Cora Smedley
Bernard Schofield
Cecil Davison
Marilyn
Farwell
Don Luce
Lake George
Herschel Reiss
Sonny
Wm. Wheeler and
Ithaca
J. E. Timpe
Ray Timpe
Lansing
Junior
Raymond
Carol Jean Schofield
Carl Schofield
Donald
Mary Schofield
BH. Schofield
Eileen
Local visits and weekend gatherings in North Arthur area
North Arthur residents including Mr and Mrs Delos Wright and Mrs W R Hilborn visited relatives in West Branch. Several families camped at Budd Lake last week and many attended a surprise party for Mrs Albert Kreiner. Delegates and visitors were noted from Carson City Lansing Brethren and Saginaw with various family and social outings over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ott
Lansing
Ward Foster
Pearl Myers
Bobby
Chas. Gerber
John Gordon Wags
G. C
Brethren
Fred Holt
West Branch
Fern Cradit
Amelia Shemp
Zauntia‘Wihart
Nélma Gordon
Budd Lake
Brewer
Saginaw
W. CG
Cornell
Roy
Gordon
John Hartman
B. Green
Weekend Visits Across Towns Mention Local Families
A series of social notes records Mr and Mrs Archie Blackman of Flint visiting friends, Mr and Mrs A Stanley of Lake spending Friday afternoon together, Miss Watel Bellknap traveling to Ionia for two weeks with relatives, and other local households from Detroit to Coleman meeting relatives at Beechwood farm and calling on Mrs Addie Cline. The items mention Mr and Mrs Ambrosier son Carl, Mr and Mrs Getchsil of Sparta and Clare shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Blackman
Flint
L. F Pe
A. Stanley
Lake
Ambrosier
Battfield
Detroit
Maxine Allen
Farwell
Beechwood Farm
Wm. Rogers
Rev. Ambrosier
Carl
Coleman
C. Getchsil
Sparta
Obrian
Clear Lake
Mart Graves
Half Moon
Clare
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Inez Heinstreet returns from Traverse City Muesday. Owen Spink visits Arthur area Burt Kinne home with family. L Clemmons and C Runyan hosted Midland guests. Envica Marguerite Leeth Norma Bates Patricia Clute Irene Grieg camp Budd Lake. Gladis Hemstreet in Flint with Greek family. Aloise Gibis of Midland visits Bates home. Ruby Thompson visits from Lansing with Hattie Engler and Helen Saunders family. George Hemistreet stays with Gerald Memstreet family and granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Heinstreet
Traverse City
Muesday
Owen Spink
Burt Kinne
Arthur
L. Clemmons
Gerald Memstreet
Local Visits and Road Work Highlight Weekend in West Freeman
Residents recount visits from Pontiac Elgin Crystal Lake and Crystal Lake while road construction advances between Achard ranch and Strawberry Hill. Families dine and relax with gatherings at Shinabarger Hicks and Higgs households as Bilton Darnell Clifford VanOrder work on the new road project and Parmell Finch visits his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Smith
Pontiac
BE. Shinabarger
Orville Martin
Elgin Whickok
John Gaffney
Matt’ Hansen
Bob Wilson
Clare
Achard Ranch
Strawberry Hill
Lake
Ford Ingersoll
Asil Terwilliger
Crystal Lake
Lost Lake
S. E. Shinabarger
Bilton Darnell
Clifford
Eston VanOrder
Doc Hicks
S. & Shinabarger
Higia Hickoks
Vick Finch
Parnell
Clare City Council Proceedings July 17 1933
Regular meeting of Clare Common Council. Aldermen present and absent, minutes approved, discussions on residence placement, bills referred to Finance Committee, beer license tabled, City Attorney appointment proposed and debated, priority mortgage question referred to Attorney General, meeting adjourned by Mayor J H Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Common Council
City of
J. H. Wilson
Archambault
Bayes
Forbes
Osborn
Holmes
Ramey
James Herron
West 1St Street
Alderman Bayes
Finance Committee
Herbert Grosvenor
J. McLaughlin
Wm. Cole
Richmond
Fred Parish
Joe Sampson
Roy Robbins
John Forbes
St. Thomas
1St St
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Yeas
Archampbault
J. K. Naumes
J. HB. Wilson
J. K.“Naumés
What We Owe to Mothers in Hannah's Tale
The lesson centers on Hannah's trials and devotion in 1 Samuel chapters 1 and 2. It covers her bitter sorrow, vow for a son, mistaken judgment by Eli, blessing by the priest, Samuel’s dedication to the Lord, and Hannah's thanksgiving and love, illustrating devout motherhood and its rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Ethanah
Adam
Eve
Elkanah
God
Samuel
Gannah
Eli
Shiloh
Samuell
Han‘nah
Elkanilf
Michigan Farmers Urged To Buy Drought Cattle For Winter Feed
Michigan State College animal husbandry warns that forced sales from drought areas have thin stock and potential for profits. Western farmers sell to St Paul Kansas City and Omaha markets. Michigan farms with pasture or roughage can acquire cattle to carry through winter. Railroads offer feed-in-transit rates for carloads of 35 to 60 animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan State College
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
College
West
Jair
Faithful Prayer and Determination Against Temptation
A Ruskin quote on faithful prayer linking inner resolve to avoidance of temptation. It states that one cannot seek relief from temptation without honest, firm determination to act rightly and keep away from it. The fragment emphasizes personal effort as core to prayerful faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
Must Be Patient in Our Present Fight
A fragmented historical line urges patience and prayer to endure current struggle. The text hints at inner will and growth continuing despite hardship. No clear names or places are identified in readable portions.
County Road Commissioners Meet in Harrison Michigan 1933
Clare County board met July 19 1933 at the courthouse Harrison and adjourned for dinner. They postponed four Garfield and Freeman township jobs to July 26 after welfare labor considerations and approved misc. bills and a grease purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mich
Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Court House
Ten o’Glocka
C. C. Somerville
Somerville
Ladd
Asline
Jed Bailey
Hayes Township
H. J
RFC
Garfield
Freeman
Wm. A. Henderson
Michigan
Clare County
C. CG. Somerville
Bet
Wilson& Bauer
Hansen & Son
Harold Shaver
Meryl Davison
Garfield No
South Wilson & Bauer
Co. Reger
John Gaffney
Cook & Wellman
Albert Shaver
iFreeman
Wilson & Bauer
Becker & Randle
John Gatiney
Becker
Randle
Mr. Ladd
Wilson & Bauer Lid
Mortgage foreclosure notice for 240 acres in Clare County Michigan
William R Edgerton and Frances A Edgerton defaulted on a 1931 mortgage to Lapeer County Bank. The receiver Harry Olmstead will sell at public auction the Garfield Township lands in Clare County at the courthouse front door Harrison Michigan on October 7 1933 to satisfy 2449.71 dollars. The property includes northwest quarter section fifteen southeast quarter northeast quarter and northeast quarter northeast quarter in town seventeen north range six west totaling about 240 acres. Elmer Shumar is the attorney for the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Edgerton
Frances A. Edgerton
Lapeer County Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Imlay City
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare County
Harrison
Garfield
Clare
Harry Olmstead
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court Michigan
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan gives four months from July 21 1933 for creditors to present claims against Jessie E B Brasington deceased. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office by November 15 1933 and will be heard November 24 1933 at ten o’clock in the forenoon. Judge Thomas S Dorsey of Probate signs the notice dated July 17 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Jessie EB. Brasington
Harrison
Thomas
Dorsey
Appointment of Administrator for Wart Sprague Estate
Public notice in The Clare Sentinel announces hearing for Nita Woodthorpe's petition to grant administration of Wart Sprague estate to Bert Douglas or another suitable person. Hearing set for August 14, 1933 at 10:00 AM at the probate office in Harrison. Publication to appear weekly for three weeks. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Wart
Sprague
Nita Woodthorpe
Bert Douglas
Clare Sentinel
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Black Locust Seed Proposed as Food for Game Birds
Seed of the black locust is described as good food for game birds, with notes on its potential value as feed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Gilmore
Palephone
T. Carl’ Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
Bowler & Bowler Attorneys and Counsellors AT Law
McEwan Street
Clare, Mich
Dr.’B. J. Sanford
Tatman
Block Clare
Alexander E. Wylie ‘Lawyer
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Greenwood
Maple Grove
North Arthur
Pleasant Valley
West Freeman
MT. Vernon Grange
the Common Council
Western
Pal Oseon
Ben Ie B. Fitzwathh
D. Dia
Moody Bible’ Institute of
Board OF County Road Commissioners
My. Asline
Standard Oil
Gco
Light
Bell Telephone
Tol
M. EH
Hull
Orval Vandewarker
C. A. Catoon &Son
Anna Crawford
Clare County Cleaver
Artbury D. Johnson
J. BE. Ladd
O. C. Somerville
John Asline
A. Desormean
I. E. Hampton
Clare Beaverton Lumber Co
Win. Krell
Clare Hdw. & Furniture Co
Floyd Qallihan
H. J. Lester
Elmer’ Shumar
Thos S. Dorsey
Mickie
Evry
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