Camp and visitor notes from Mystic Lake area
A long list records visitors and campers in the Mystic Lake region. Names include E. A. Faunce and Norma. W. F. Finch and family. Dan Stockwell and parents from Angola Indiana. Carl Williams family. Idaho campers returning home. Henry Kweigel, A. Cole and niece from Howell. Steve Blain of Pontiac. B. A. Faunce cottage outings. R. Wright and daughter. Harlan Swab and son from Lansing. Frank Jacobs and children from Petoskey. and others at Windover, Buena Vista, Oak Hill, and nearby cottages.
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Mystic Lake
E. A. Faunce
Norma
New York
Boston
Washington
W. F. Finch
Clare
Farwell
Dan Stockwell
Angola
Ind
Carl Williams
Weidman
Idaho
Henry Kweigel
A. Cole
Howell
Lyons
Windover
Steve Blain
Pontiac
Blain
Lake
R. Wright
Harlan Swab
Lansing
Frank Jacobs
Petosky
B. A. Faunce Cottage
Priddy
Achard Ranch
Jacob Schepers
Theodore van Duren
Alburtus
Pauline Schrieder
Theodore Steinle
Grand Rapids
Buena Vista
A. Stiner
Tony Achard
Bvart
Delmer
Lloyd Sprague
Lowell
Ray Smalley
J. N. McGall
Madison
Houghton Lake
Frank Newsom
Lake George
J. Calkins
Charlie Calkins
Marion
Community Notes From Harrison Area Weekends
Mr and Mrs Walter Hughes and son plus family traveled to Harrison on Thursday. Mathew Scott and family from Lake visited on Sunday. Hoa Colosky of Farwell stayed at the W Sowle home for the Eaton county school picnic. Harley Beany and family of Sears spent Sunday with the Ray Clark family. Jackson Y M C A boys hiked to Hight Point on Crooked Lake and camped for the night. Mr and Mrs Olds spent the weekend with Hilyards in Maple Grove. Fred Sowle and son from Lake and Ethel Tuppers of Weidman visited Bertha and family Saturday. A good rain Saturday evening boosted the crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hughes
Gon
Harrison
Mathew Scott
Lake
Hoa Colosky
Farwell
W.sowle
Eaton County
Harley, Beany
Sears
Ray Clark
Jackson Y. M, OC
Crooked Lake
Hight Point
West Freeman Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Neilson of Pontiac entertained with her daughter and guests from John Gaffney and family. Walked Lake visitors Shepard and Wm Combs joined Carl Shinabarger home hosts. Barbara Green returned to Pontiac after six weeks with her mother. A dance at John Gaffney’s drew a large crowd from Eivart with plenty of goodies. Pred Burke learned his Idaho bound son was dead. Robert Stirling now at Spring Brook farm. Williamson party of Ewart spent Sunday with Carl Shinabarger family.
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Neilson
Pontiac
John Gaffney
Shepard
Wm.Combs
Walked Lake
Carl Shinabarger
Barbara Green
P. MacFadyen
Eivart
Pred Burke
Idaho
Robert Stirling
Spring Brook Farm
Williamson
Ewart
Windover Lake Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Otis Lyons family returns to North Star. Mrs Beard and daughter race to Clare and Farwell with Mr and Mrs Delling of Lake George. Jacob Schepers visits East Lansing couple at Buena Vista Cottage on Windover Lake. James Blain family from Harrod Ohio visit Wm Blain. Carl Washburn and daughters visit Burns home. Miss Bessie Pfanstiehl visits sister Jacob Schepers at Buena Vista. Lyons attend funeral in North Star. Local residents motor to Lake and Mystic Lake to view improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Lyons
North Star
J. J. Beard
Clare
Farwell
HE. B. Delling
Lake George
Jacob Schepers
East Lansing
Buena Vista
Windover Lake
James Blain
Harrod
Ohio
Wm. Blain
Carl Washburn
Burns Home
M. W. Finch
Marjorie
Lake
Jack Schlegel
Tony Achard
Bessie Pfanstieh
Buena Vista Cottage
Chas. Lyons
J. W. McCall
Madison
Bessie
Fanstiehl
Mystic Lake
Local Grocery Ad Snippet with Prices and Items
A fragmentary ad lists items including peas at two for good quality, torn beef sliced per pound, Himaleng products, wax paper in large rolls, two for 15 cents, iodized salt sold as a package, Pioneer crackers, and Sunshine crackers priced in small boxes.
Local families host, visit, and travel around Otisville area
A string of community notices lists elected delegates Vernon Grange and others for September 3 convention, relatives visiting relatives in Otisville and nearby towns, and local travel plans. Highlights include Esther Phipps returning from a sister’s home, Marian Ackerman and Beulah Brooks visiting Pontiac, and a Grange game with a 13 to 4 score at the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter White
Clair Stanley
Esther Phipps
Otisville
Clifford Parker
Jonah Archer
Rosebush
Fred Erwin
BE. Daniels
Mr. Pleasant
J. Archambault
Marian Ackerman
Beulah Brooks
Hagle
the Grange
Vernon
Union Grange
Geo. Dennis
Marshall Siple
Pontiac
Dell Dennis
Cadillac
Madaline Brooks
Mildred Ackerman
Fred ‘Verrette
Fredain
Atina
Dixon
Red Twin
Wanda White
Lansing
Mrs. Belcher
Farewell Sermon at Maple Grove School House
Timpe reports a farewell sermon for Rev. Chas Mleinhardt at Maple Grove School House Sunday at 2 30 pm with a full house hoped. Sunday School and prayer meeting follow usual hours as community bids thanks for faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Timpe
Maple Grove
Chas. Mleinhardt
J. B. Timpe
Morris
Freddie Wheeler
Ithaca
Dance at Ira Roots draws large crowd in MANN Siding
Social notes report a well attended Saturday evening event at Ira Roots. Several locals stopped by relatives including Mrs. Kash Ferguson visiting Mrs. L Brown and Mr. Elmer Nephew's stay in town. Other items mention Levi Scott Junior visiting Brown children and Howard Brockway returning to Pontiac for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kash Ferguson
L. Brown
Elmer Nephew
Levi Scott
Brown
Howard Brockway
Pontiac
Will Porter
Lew Brown
Mr. Lockwood
Harrison
Nate Brown
Detroit
Carl
Will Johnson
Pauline
Flint
H. R. Brockway
Roy Green
Local Families Holiday Visits and Social Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ruby and daughters from Detroit spend a few weeks with relatives. Pontiac visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Horn see relatives in the Sanders and Shull households. Clare and Flint residents visit Mann Siding and Earl Sanders home. Numerous social calls and weekend visits occur among local families including Hileman Carter Rockey and Barber households.
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Chas
Ruby
Gladys
Mary
Detroit
John Horn
Pontiac
Earl Sanders
Virgie Dysinger
Clare
Dee Robinett
Jessie Sanders
Ralph Shull
Icem Sleate
Warren Thornthwaite
Elizabeth Ann
Bennett Carter
Guy Hardy
Frank Sanders
Randolph Rockey
Harold
Donald
John Rockey
Wm. Hileman
John Kuster
Lansing
Nettie Barber
Lee
Maude Barber
Kenneth Roller
Local residents enjoy Sunday visits and outings
Southeast Sheridan reports numerous visits as families and friends travel from nearby towns for dinners and calls. Nettie Macklem prepares a new house. Homer Livingston and Miss King from near Coleman dine with her sister and husband. Royal Oak visitors include Mrs. Leo Jennings and two daughters. Edna Langin returns for rest of summer. Byron Smith and baby with Wm Gilson family visit Roscoe Smith’s home. Glen Sawdon takes sisters to Portiac for work. multiple groups gather at Hight Point lake with Barber Smalley Dar Densmore and Sowle calling on Macklens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Macklem
Homer Livingston
Miss King
Coleman
John Sherman
Leo. Jennings
Royal Oak
Langin
Edna Langin
Byron Smith
Heart
Wm. Gilson
Byron
Sowle
Macklens
Community Gossip From Rosebush and Nearby Towns
Local notes report numerous weekend visits and family gatherings across Rosebush Dixon Remus and surrounding areas. Residents including the Plumleys Mattesons Prouts Olds Mannusas Hess Stanleys and others share visits moves and travel with several trips to Mt. Pleasant Flint Oscoda Houghton Lake and Midland. A birth is announced for John Vargo’s family and health news covers hospital returns and an ankle sprain from an oats accident.
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and News
Mrs L Birdsall and Mya Jordan's daughter visited relatives while Mr and Mrs Charlie Allen hosted. Nellie Jordan and two sons spent Sunday with her mother Mia. Mrs Charlie Jasmine and baby stayed with her mother Bertha Randle. Mrs John Bell improving. Mrs John Oliver of California visited Langin household. Roy Schaar family spent Sunday with daughter Gail Cotton. Schaar returned from Vernon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Cotton
R. "Schaar
Elvis Denton
Vernon
Fragmentary note on prices and names
An unclear OCR fragment mentions prices such as 6.00 and 13.00 and names like Givarkish and VRE deueinse. It lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a full news item. The readable bits suggest a list or receipt rather than a complete report.
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LOS
Natural Gas in Homes Is Explained and Safety Notes Given
The article explains that natural gas is common in nature and can be produced by bubbling methane from lake bottoms. It compares burn properties to manufactured gas, notes it is not more poisonous than air, and warns any flame consumes oxygen. It stresses proper ventilation and hygiene with gas heaters.
Natural gas required changes to gas appliances in Clare
Alterations must be made in all gas burning appliances before natural gas arrives. Openings to burners will be reduced to permit about sixty percent of current gas flow. Company will perform free adjustments on ranges and water heaters once natural gas is available, training workers to install promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
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