Real estate listings in Clare and Gladwin counties
A batched property ad lists 235 acres with tillable ground and buildings near Gladwin, 440 acres with a 6 bedroom home, development potential, and lots on Wixom Lake. It includes a three mile north Clare area dairy farm, Cedar River cabin, Secord Lake setting, and multiple parcels near Beaverton with prices from $2,700 to $40,000 plus terms.
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Clare County
Gladwin
Warren Township
Clare
Wixom Lake
Aiansy Peumodern
Pratt’s
Secord Lake
Sherman
Ross and
Wikiom Lakes
Beaverton
Fred L. Woodey
Reunions Mark Weekend Across Sherwood and Clare Parks
The Gyurnek family reunion was hosted by Otis Northon on Sunday August 21 with thirty two attendees including families from Sherwood Ohio Sumner Michigan Elm Hall Michigan and Ithaca. The Fourth Annual Randle reunion drew seventy attendees at Clare Tourist Park with Charles Randle elected president and new game committee officers. The George Ackerman family held its fifth reunion at VFW Hall Clare Tourist Park with eighty five present and three newborns. The Thirteenth Annual Eberhart reunion also occurred at Clare Tourist Park with 112 attendees from multiple Michigan cities. Rose Eberhart was the oldest and Misty Colleen Heiser the youngest child present.
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Gyurrnek
Otis
Northon
Joseph Gyurnek
Sherwood
Ohio
Louis
Gyurnek
Sumner
Michigan
Thomas ’ Gyurnek
Elm Hall
Carl Denman
Ithaca
Joyce
Ellen
Joel Allan Gyurnek
Otis Northon
Northons
Randle
Clare
Clifford Randle
Sixth Annual Lower reunion held at Clare Tourist Park
About 40 members attended the Sixth Annual Lower reunion at Clare Tourist Park on Sunday August 21. President Bryan Miller presided as new officers were elected Kenneth Lower Sanford vice James Lower Northville and Robert Lower Lake Thirteen. Next year’s reunion set for Northville with Mrs Anna Munger as the day’s oldest member.
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Clare
Northville
Lansing
Edenville
Freeland
Midland
Saginaw
Hemlock
Long Lake
Lake Thirteen
Robinette family 46th reunion held August 21 at Grant Town Hall
The 46th Robinette reunion met Sunday at Grant Town Hall with a noon chicken dinner. Officers were re elected: Frank Peet president Olive Robinette vice president Florence Robinette secretary treasurer. Next reunion to be in Clare at Tourist Park in 1961. Oldest present Elsie Pudway youngest Mitchell Smith. Attendees came from Roseville Luther Midland Harrison Clare. The Ruby reunion also gathered August 21 at Snowquake Moulthing with sixty present. O M Somers Farwell oldest. Donna Jean Hileman seven weeks old daughter of Bud and Mrs Hileman Harrison. Activities included ball games horseback dancing and various entertainments.
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George Ackerman
VFW
Clare
Peggy Ackerman
Neil Ackerman
Eddie Eisenhauer
LeRoy Eisenhauer
Patty Grantner
Gibis
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Lockwood
Steve Haynak
Dick Haynak
Robinette
Grant Town Hall
Frank Peet
Olive Robinette
Florence , Robinette
Elsie Pudway
Mitchell Smith
Roseville
Luther
Midland
Harrison
O. M. Somers
Farwell
Donna Jean Hileman
Seveen
Bud ‘Hileman
Janet Somers
Penny Case
Nettie Hall
Ossian
Indiana
Pearl Wilson
Bluffton
Hall
Community notices from Brush College and Eldership event
Names of attendees from Brush College who visited Eldership on Sunday August 21 at Pine River are listed along with family relations and social visits. The record mentions Barbara Lehman receiving rheumatic fever treatment and a Barbara Allen health report after a clinic visit, plus other local visits including Norman Myers family and Nancy Allen staying with her parents.
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Pine River
Bernard Allen
Nancy
Darlene
Barbara
Dan Lehman
Randolph Rockey
Gayla Coats
Charles King
Larry Youngs
Pat
Helen Coats
Darlene Allen
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Norman Myers
Margaret Sue
Nancy Frisby
Pat Newman
Judy Marotzke
Pat Jeanin
Fred Cook
Flint
Bob Prizloff
Stanley Perkins
Saginaw
Stewart Perkins
Royal Oak
Norman
Myers
Amanda Newman
Davis Clinic
Mt. Pleasant
Nancy Allen
Clare
Barnard Allens
Citizens State Bank
Loyd Davis
Faulkner
Dow Corning
Midland
J. W. Newman
Cecil Rowley
New Arrivals and Community News Highlights
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reid on the arrival of Emma Lee Sue on August 9 at Clare General Hospital weighing 8 pounds 4.5 ounces. The family returned home August 11. Grange District meeting at Union Grange included baking entries with Mrs. Galen Coats winning county and district prizes and a carafe. Several local residents attended church events and visited relatives at Beaver Island and Houghton Lake with multiple social updates.
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Harold Reid
Emma Lee Sue
Clare General Hospital
Roy Reids
Gladwin
Bernard Allen
Grange
Union Grange
Galen Coats
Grace
Perry Davis
Leo Fitzpatricks
Charles King
Randolph Rockey
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Leo Fitzpatrick
Harold
Reid
Baby
Bern
Vernon
Gerald
Glen
Bill
James
Ellen Fitzpatrick
Vernon Fitzpatrick
O ‘Beaver
Island
Beaver Island
Church of God Michigan
Pine River
Marlin Carmen Newman
Ellen
Ray Brubaker
Allan Davis
Kimberly
Glen Newman
Norman Myers
Lorin Leitner
Houghton Lake
Barbara Allen
Amanda Newman
Durance Irwin Reunion Elects Officers for 1961
At the Clare ICCF Hall the Durance Irwin reunion elected Robert Irwin Flint as president and Raymond Scott Lake as vice president. Beulah Durance was re elected secretary and Will Irwin program chairman. The next reunion will be on the second Sunday in August 1961 at the same place.
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Durance-Irwin
Clare I.C.C.F. Hall
Beulah Durance
Port Huron
Robert Irwin Flint
Raymond Scott
Lake
Durance
Will Irwin
William * Scald
Loren Leist
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Coleman
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Lloyd Eberhart, Jr
Brush College
Earl Ruby
William Case
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Arlene Grove
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