Local residents attend weekend gatherings and visits
The text notes several residents attending events and visiting neighbors over the weekend. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jarman and son Bre, Mr. and Mrs. Hutbert, Ras Gamble, and Mrs. Theo Love from Mr. Pleasant visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Wood
Roger Grimm
Therapi Sion
Bavnete
Leasant
Fridsey
Waar
Ray Jarman
Sone
Win
Gambje
Sops
Apd
Hutbert
Sundsy
Ras Gamble’s
Theo Love
Pleasant
Wm. Tanner
Vernon visitors share family updates and visits
Southeast-Sheridan residents Mr. and Mrs Clyde Stoy and children from Vernon visited their in law Mr and Mrs O Larson in Sandsy. Weltha stayed for several days. Floyd Randle returned to Rosebush to work as his arm heals. Mildred Larson spent time with sister Mrs Clyde Bloy. Clayton Berber of Vernon visited local friends last week. Mr and Mrs James Elliott and Mr and Mrs Claude Smith visited their brother Charlie Smith at Beaverton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Stoy
Vernon
O. Larson
Sandsy
Weltha
Floyd Randle
Rosebush
Social Sunday Visits Across Nearby Towns
Mrs Chas Berry and daughter Phoosbe and Amy Lackie spent Sunday at Arthur Ginns home. Frank Fleger and family and mother of Saginaw visited sister Mrs Chas Garvoer and family. Albert Gardows and family visited brother Will and family Maple Grove. Russel Ickes and family of West Grant called on James Fish and family. Arthur Yager and family of Mt Pleasant moved to the McKay farm Mars. Joe Wilson and children spent Thursday with mother Mrs Oecar Rulapaugh Eagle. Eve Barton of the Eagle spent Sunday with Edyth Hargrave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Berry
Phoosbe
Amy ‘Lackie
Arthur Ginns
Frank Fleger
Mosther
Saginaw
Chas. Garvoer
Albert Gardows
Will
Maple Grove
Russel Ickes
Weat Grant
James Fish
Arthur Yager
Mt. Pleasant
McKay
Mars
Joe ‘Wilson
Vernon Hill Family News From Bay City to Vernon
Vernon Hill notes a hospital discharge with Mrs. Arthur Wilson recovering at Bay City. Family and friends, including Mrs. George Bryant Jr and others, visit and travel to nearby towns. A baby boy Jesse was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jon Field, and their farm plot is listed for rent in Gilmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilson
Bay City
Thnoreday
Earl Beatty
Roy Waltere
George Bryant, Jr
Ullaet
Tessie
Alice Graves
Leota
Frances Bemmer
Harrison
Fred Davis
Lelee
William Flegel
Clare
Charles Waggoner
Dora Robbins
Alma
Midland
John Stongh
Sone
Florence Brough
South Vernon
Emma Stongh
Georges Stongh
Andrew
Lote Smith
Everet
George
Eight Point Lake F
Mt. Pleasant
Jon. Field
Jesse
Gilmore Cemetery
Local families gather for Sunday visits and community notes
Mr and Mrs Rosa Dyasinger and family visit Hod Dysinger’s home with his parents. Geo Williams and family spend Sunday with Rosas Dysinger. Herb Gilmore family J W Giase Kinora Weaver Esather Dysinger visit Budd Lake. Gordan Weaver drives to Lake View to see Obras Rathroff visiting Peter Boots. Mrs Lon Tatman Clare cared for Garry Saul. Leah Lawson vacationing with F M Lawern family. Guest of Brand visits J W Giase. Church notes mention a new pastor to be announced and preaching next Sunday after 10 00 am Sunday school. Dover busy with threshing cidar making blacksmithing and feed grinding. Mrs Obas Fitzpatrick reportedly able to be around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Dyasinger
Hod Dysinger
Geo. Williams
Rosas Dysinger
Herb Gilmore
Earl
J. W. Glase
Alco Mies Kinora Weaver
Esather Dysinger
Budd Lake
Gordan Weaver
Lake View
Obras. Rathroff
Peter Boots
Lon Tatman
Clare
Garry Saul
Saul Thureday
Leah Lawson
F. M. Lawern
Guest
The
Brand
J. W. Giase
Dover
Obas
Fitspatrick
Vanconant
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Weil
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Sheridan
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John. White
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