Neighborhood Residents Aid Roads. Family Visits
A local report notes many men in the neighborhood work on township roads. Albert and Alfred Gaffney were recalled from CCC camps to visit their seriously ill mother near Ewart. Several visitors came and went from Arthur Hansen’s home for mothers and kin from Lake City Pine Run Flint Marion Beal City and Barryton. James Darnell’s funeral near Beal City drew relatives from Eston Darnell and Frank Darnell. Eston VanOrder and Rodabaugh family members joined weekend events at Marion and nearby communities.
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Albert
Alfred Gaffney
CCC
Ewart
Arthur
Flint
Boucher
Pine Run
Harry Boucher
S. B. Shinabarger
Delbert
Clare
John Rodabaugh
Barryton
Carl Rodabaugh
Elgin Hickok
Marion
Eston Darnell
Frank Darnell
Beal City
James Darnell
Eston VanOrder
Leota
Paul Rodabaugh
Mrs Hudson Jones Visits As Mrs Fern Vande Woude Goes To Grand Rapids
Greenwood reports Mrs Hudson Jones and companions visited Mrs Fern Vande Woude in McBain forenoon Saturday before her noon transfer to Grand Rapids for gallstone surgery. Local residents attended Budd Lake water carnival Sunday and Miss Chester Pickering returned from Vernon, Michigan, Friday to visit her ill father.
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Hudson Jones
Ortho Boulton
Gerald Reigle
McBain
Fern Vande- Woude
Nee Hecker
Grand Rapids
Budd Lake
Chester Pickering
Vernon
Mich
Robert Jones
Mrs. Har] Terry
Frost
Gilmore Church of Christ hosts homecoming and notices
Mrs. Sidney Sherman passed away at Wood’s Hospital in Glare after a long residence in the community. Funeral services were at Farwell conducted by Ralph Woodard and burial in Gilmore cemetery. Next Sunday August 18 is the annual homecoming with a pot luck dinner. Glen Hall spoke at Gilmore Church last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shaner host Ohio visitors. Rock Lake conference attendees return home. An upcoming service at 11:00, meeting 7:45, and evening service at 8:30 led by Pastor Hart Br Vayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Sherman
Glen Hall
Owosso
Gilmore, Church of Christ
Gilmore Church of Christ
The Misses' Wish and Ruth at Arthur Center trip to Wheaton College
Skull accompanied Earl Gilmore on a trip to Wheaton College where he expects to enter as a student this fall. Community notes report health updates, family visits, a nephew killed in an auto accident, and local Sunday school attendance amid calls for service and public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishe
Ruth
Skull
Earl Gilmore
Wheaton College
Gilmore
Robert ‘Reynolds
Carl Athey
Clare County General Hospital
Eugene Orvis
Roland Orvis
Marion
Rollin Shull
Detroit
Burt Hubel
Upper Michigan
Youngs
Dale Hartman
Pontiac
Ted Newman
Ida Harrold
Gladwin
Ted
Fire Tower Social Notices From Sagola Area
Local residents and visitors from Detroit Saginaw Flint Lansing and surrounding towns spent weekends and weekdays with families in Sagola and nearby communities. Multiple calls visits and weekend stops list names including Powell Wilds Tryon Halstead and Laubengayer. One accident involved two sheep killed on the road by motorists.
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices
City and Almont locals visit relatives across town. George Abbott visits Nidk Abbott and family, while John Hunt and family stay with sister Mrs. Lewis Brown. C J Heber and Paul of Royal Oak visit relatives. Chas Stone returns from Canada. Howard Brockway of Pontiac vacationing here and Greenwood. Henry Gruno spends Sunday with brother Wm. Attendees from here go to Harrison water carnival. Sunday school enjoyed a Bertha Lake picnic last Friday.
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City
Almont
George Abbott
Nidk
John Hunt
St. Helens
Lewis Brown
C. J. Heber
Paul
Royal Oak
Chas
Stone
Canada
Howard Brockway
Pontiac
Greenwood
Henry Gruno
Everal
Harrison
Bertha Lake
Local social notes from Harrison and surrounding towns
Southeast Sheridan and others report visitors Sunday including W. D. Parsell Claude Smith Homer Livingston and the Langin family from Royal Oak visiting in town. A party camping at Wilson State Park near Harrison and various calls at Frank Loomis J Derry and Beaverton area residents are noted.
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W. D. Parsell
Claude Smith
Homer Livingston
Harrison
Lucille Schaar
Doris Brusworth
Lucille
West Vernon
Nettie Thompson
J. Derry
Clare
Thompson
Harley Sowle
Claud Smith
Mr. Smith
Weekend Visitors and Social Callers Across Battle Creek Area
Brand family and Vera Alwood with two daughters of Battle Creek spent the weekend at the Glen Gordon home. Alwood and daughters stayed for a week with her brother's family. Many locals stopped by for visits and Sunday meals, including the Mickle Miser and B. Kleinhardt families, Glen Lower and daughters, and Ralph Shull and family. Several trips and outings are noted with relatives in Chesaning Clare Saginaw Sheridan and Lake George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Vera Alwood
Battle Creek
Glen Gordon
Alwood
H. C. Mickle
Emma Miser
Dover
B. Kleinhardt
Brown
Glen Lower
Ted Newman
Rollin
Elsie
Lowell
Ruth Shull
Ralph Shull
Robert Shull
D Robinett
Elton and
Gale
Chesaning
Robinette
Rex Robinett
Clare
Harrison
A. Bissett
Norma Kiever
Roselle Robinett
Ronald Chatterton
K. A. Turner
Chatterton
Brand School
Max
W. H. Bruckart
Sheridan
Lorainne Vanek
Carter Dyer
Terry
Saginaw
L. Robinetts
Buia Allen
Jimmie
Lake George
Earl Kever
Lansing
Arthur Kever
Walter Garver
Judd Blystone
Mr. Reimbold
Della
Ann Arbor
Judd
Glenn
Ronald Blystone
Twin O Lakes
Harriet Phimisey
Klorence
Robbinett
How One Woman Lost 14 Ibs in 3 Weeks
Mrs. J H Valentine of Freeport New York reports losing 14 pounds in three weeks using Kruschen Salts. Her husband also shed 12 pounds in the same period. The ad claims a 4 week bottle costs little and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. It urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and restricting fatty foods. Mussell's drug store sells Kruschen in America.
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Mussell
America
How Can I Help at Home In Jesus Teachings
Lesson outlines Jesus visiting Martha and Mary in Bethany, highlighting Mary at Jesus feet, Martha's distraction, and Jesus rebuke. It traces Lazarus illness, Jesus delayed arrival, his teaching on resurrection, and his weeping with Mary before raising Lazarus. Strong emphasis on home life, service, faith, and divine power.
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Jesus
Martha
Lazarus
Mary
Christ
Bethany
Musi As Domestic Hearthsong Declares True Role
Early opinion framing music as a daily household practice rather than a concert hall affair. The piece argues music should enter hearts and homes to fulfill its purpose, otherwise its proper function is unmet.
Repentance as a Goddess in Tolian Lore
A Tolian text portrays repentance as a goddess who preserves those who have erred, framing mercy as a divine safeguard for moral missteps and suggesting a ritual or mythic role in guiding sinners back to virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolian
Crawford Family Hosts Weekend Gatherings and Golden Anniversary
May Crawford of Cadillac hosted visitors from St. Louis and Lansing over the weekend. An extended visit included Mr. and Mrs. Frillingham, Carl Crawford from Lansing, and Mrs. Harry Reid with her children from Elyria. The Crawford anniversary drew about twenty five relatives and friends. Frank Burns and son left for Vanderbilt to work on a new CCC Camp under construction. Chancey Jones and Mrs Caul of Clare attended the Crawford golden wedding anniversary at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
May Crawford
Cadillac
Ollie Root
Clare
St. Louis
Frillingham
Carl Crawford
Lansing
Harry Reid
Elyria
Ohio
Roy Myers
Frank Harry
Shepherd
Lowell Wright
George Tarle
Frank Burns
Francis
Vanderbilt
CCC
Thomas Crawford
Chancey Jones
Caul
Clarée
Crawford
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas Hutchingon
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan informs creditors to file claims against the estate of Thomas Hutchingon by December 6 1985. Claims will be examined and heard on December 13 1985 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Harrison probate office. Judge Thos S Dorsey signs the notice on August 7 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Eva Brown
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Thos
Hutchingon
Said
Dorsey
Estates of Mary A Hutchinson creditors notice
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary A Hutchinson deceased creditors must present claims to the probate court in Harrison city by December 6 1935 for examination and adjustment. The hearing is set for December 18 1935 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated August 7 1936 Thus 8 Dorsey 434
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Mary A. Hutchinson
Bald
Harrison
Dorsey
Notice of Hearing Claims in Hudson Estate
Four months from the Sunday in August creditors must present their claims against the deceased John Hudson to the court for examination and adjustment. All creditors are notified to file timely claims as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
John Hudson
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