Resort News Roundup of Local Visits and Elections
Miss Reed of Lansing visited the Shultis cottage. The Harry Landis family from Detroit came up for fishing. The Hubers near Lansing spent Sunday at the lake. C Ranes shopped in Clare. Glenn Gorby’s family moved to Mt Pleasant. Darrell Weage visited his sister in Saginaw. The Sparlows returned home after a week on the farm. Several families shopped in Clare. Mrs. Alice Chipman is ill but improving. Farwell to elect a new school board this week. Freeman township gains one board member. The Don Browns’ grandson Howard Jnr. staying with grandparents. Marguerite’s progress welcomed. Lloyd Hunt helps Frank Foote. Dorothea Crowley and children visited Mt Pleasant sister Dorothy Sowle. Don Brown family toured Paris Fish Hatchery. Roy Adams and daughters of Clare visited Ed Snook. Dow Brown and family plus Johnny Sullivan enjoyed ice cream at Ray Clark’s. Marguerite and Betty turned the crank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Reed
Lansing
Shultis
Harry Landis
Detroit
Hubers
C. Ranes
Clare
Glenn Gorby
Dimmick
Mt Pleasant
Darrell Weage
Saginaw
Percy Sparlows
Ralph Goodrich
J. J. Beard
C. Chipman
Alice Chipman
Farwell
Freeman Township
Howard Jnr
Don Browns
Marguerite
Lloyd Hunt
Frank Foote
Frank
Dorothea Crowley
Mt. Pleasant
Dorothy Sowle
Don Brown
Paris Fish Hatchery
Roy Adams
Ed. Snook
R. B. Howard
Lowell Terry
Marvin
Bryan Miller
Cora Lang
Skippy Braden
Shirley Clough
Arlene Hergenroeder
BH. W. Honeycutt
Leslie
Joanne Mazei
Dearborn
Lake George
Durall
Bink Host
Bvart
Host
Mesis Kress
Edna Bongard
Nellie Bongard
Stanwood
Alfred Rutter
Eleanor and
Nelson
Bernice Ackerman
Sheridan
Ed. Rutter
Burton Nelson
Elwell
John Klingelhofer
Ralph Allen
Lyman Stittsworth
Walter
Billy
John King
Rutter
Lynn Bufford
Bufford
Helen Lynder
Lewis Maézei
Mazei
Elizabeth
Roy Boivn
St. Louis
Steve Dodge
Flint
N. A. Densmore
Geo. Decker
Stewart Bell
Marie Charles
Connie
Elsie Carr
Clarence Armentrout
Charles Smith
West Grant
Ray Strouse
Colonville
Carl Bradley
Forrest Jerred
Local Social Notes Highlight Earns and Flint Visitors
East Eight Point reports George Earns and his companion from Tonia visiting his mother Mrs Viola Earns. Eric Spence returned to Jackson after a few days at the Ed Snook home. Howard Brown and Geraldine Clark of Flint spent Saturday night and Sunday with their parental homes. They returned Sunday taking Nancy and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Earns
Lady Friend
Tonia
Viola Earns
Eric Spence
Jackson
Ed Snook
Howard Brown
Geraldine Clark
Flint
Nancy
Community Notes From Eight Point Lake
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hunt worked in Clare Wednesday. Don Brown Sr and family visited Clare, with birthdays celebrated for Marguerite Dale Junior Nancy. Don Brown Jr quit work near Sears and plans for school. Howard Brown and Miss Geraldine Clark from Flint visited kin Saturday and Sunday. Nancy and Junior returned to Flint. Joe Brown in Clare Hospital. Mrs Joe Brown stayed with Mrs Lloyd Hunt. Lloyd Hunt Bonnie Nancy Brown attended the Ewart show. The Don Brown family and Johnny Sullivan visited Paris and Clare shows. Frankie Sowle improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hunt
Clare
Don Brown
Marguerite
Dale Junior
Nancy
Howard Brown
Geraldine Clark
Flint
Ray Clark
Mix
Junior
Frankie Sowle
Howard
Johnny Sullivan
Paris
Joe Brown
Clare Hospital
Bonnie
Nancy Brown
Ewart
Marguerite Brown
E George Resort Lake George Baptist Church Notes
Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. and preaching at 3:00 with the Rev. E Redman, pastor. Young People's meeting Friday at 8:00. Notices express sympathy to Mrs. Cora Lang. A long list of local visitors and birthday celebrations at the Bufford cottage and nearby homes. Community extends sympathy to McClung and Davis families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E George
Lake George
Miss Coloma Leitner Returns From Vacation
Miss Coloma Leitner arrived at Henry Ford Hospital and School of Nursing and Hygiene Sunday after a week’s vacation at her parents’ home, Max and Mrs Glen Lower. Mr and Mrs Glen Lower and daughters Donna and Coloma visited Mt. Pleasant and St. Louis on Wednesday. Mrs Glen Lower hosted relatives and guests Thursday for her sister Mrs Josie Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloma Leitner
Henry Ford Hospital and School of Nursing and Hygiene
Max
Glen Lower
Donna
Coloma
Mt. Pleasant
St. Louis
Josie Allen
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Nora Cromley of Antwerp Ohio and the Giles Leeth family from Lansing visited the Mack Leeths. Camp meeting guests, Lake George vacations, and local calls span Pleasant Valley with visits by Bay families and attendees at the Stull reunion.
Elm Grove Community Extends Sympathy for Tragic Death
The community extends sincere sympathy to Jack Rankin and family after the death of Alice McClung on August 16 at Georgian Bay. Various relatives and friends visit and share condolences as mourners gather, with many outings and visits noted among neighbors and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rankin
Alice McClung
Georgian Bay
Gerald Macklem
Flint
Ruth Carney
Sheridan
Chas. Davis
Elsie Carr
Bobby
Marie
Mrs
Robison
Stewart Bell
Pontiac
Lila Decker and Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
WAC
France
Esther Mae Nesbitt
Sycamore
WAG
Windover Lake
EAST
Eight Point
Eight Point Lake
Ford
Clare, Michigan
Sinclair Products
Goodyear
Gould
Cornet McEwan
State Sts
Hattie Engler
Mars
Albert Neal
Owen Spink
Mayme Runyan
Hugh Allen
Otto Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
Alton David and Son
Robert Kleiner
McClung
Davis
Old Joe
Young Joe
America
Agricultural College
Cleveland
Republic
Jack Lang
Elim Grove
Bay
Stull
Heart
Chris Bender
Ann Arbor
Herman Rank
Charles David
Maggie Keeppe
Toledo
Hemstreet
Don Mott
Bay City
Harold Mott
Pete Hanes
Dover
Laurence Bates
Midland
Gertrude Langworthy
Owosso
Ervin Orvis
Jennie Bates
Elm Grove
Edd. Herrick
Jay Lenick
Bob Herrick
Wm. Robison
Farmington
O. D. Robison
Wendell Foor
Gladwin
Henry Warner, Jr
Kay Lynn
Lynn Bedell
Betty Lou
Herbert
Charles Wilson
Harvey Wilson
Timekeeper
Maurice Pety
Isabella Sugar Company
MT. Pleasant, Michigan
Esky Moe
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