Born to Mr and Mrs N Jacobs a daughter named Edna
A baby girl Edna was born on Tuesday August 16 to Mr and Mrs N Jacobs and will be known as Edna Me. Bert Scott and Mathew with Miss Pearl visited lonia to attend the county fair. Elmer Green is reported ill. Samuel Schermerhorn has returned from Detroit. Mrs Wes Austin and con Charles are recovering from malaria fevers. Miss Mary Neeper leaves for Danville Illinois to seek employment. Kate Crawford of Eight Point visited Joe Crawford and family. Grange members are repairing their hall and furnace. Bert Alley left for Colorado by auto for several months. The Rohen and Ira Badger families visited Mrs Clute to help with house work. Mrs Elmer Clute and Mrs Lennon visited M D Clute. Krells from near Dover visited Wm Gardowsan. Geraldine Hampton visited her uncle Wm Reid. Many locals attended grove gatherings at Cornwell grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Jacobs
Edna
Bert Scott
Mathew
Miss Pearl
Lonia
William and
Orin Mason
Elmer Green
Samuel Schermerhorn
Detroit
Wes
Austin
Con
Charles
Mary Neeper
Danville
Illinois
Kate Crawford
Eight Point
Joe
Grange
Order
Bert Alley
Vert
Auto
Cololorado
Rohen
Evert
Ira Badger
Farwell
Jay Clute
Chas. Bodkina
Elmer Clute
Harrison
Lennon
Gladwin
M. D. Clute
Chare Krell
Fred Krell
Dover
Cornwell Grove
Local Social Roundup in Southwest Vernon
Mrs Clint Cummins of Mt Pleasant visits her parents at the start of the week. A Cornwell ranch family moves into Fred Turbush’s tenant house. Clara Turbush vacationed in Clare. Hugh Boyd Edward McManaman and family visit Thomas McManaman near Travers. Albert Mitchell Ralph Bartman and Beaverton families visit Gilbert Bouchbey. Claud Bouch Bey begins bailing in his own community. Marie Bogan of Clare visits brother Richard and wife.
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Clint Cummins
Mt Pleasant
Cornwell Ranch
Fred Turbush
Clara Turbush
Clare
Hugh Boyd
Edward McManaman
Travers
Thomas McManaman
Albert Mitchel
Ralph Bartman
Beaverton
Gilbert Bouchbey
Claud Boucbey
Marie Bogan
Richard
Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes in Hamilton Area
Mr and Mrs Cashus Bailey visit Beaverton to see parents and work. Lee Bitter mends property at Mt Pleasant this week. J A Sitler and wife call on Cliff Price and daughter Vera. Mrs J Pomeroy and sister of Arthur visit the Price grandparents and Vera Price. May Price travels to Harrison. Frank Brooks to Harrison. Mr Wright of Arthur sells groceries in our community. J A Bitler and spouse drive to Frost Two for a pleasant visit with Ed Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashus Bailey
Beaverton
Lee Bitter
Mt. Pleasant
J. A. Sitler
Cliff Price
Vera
J. Pomeroy
Arthur
Stormer
Thay
Vera Price
Local Residents Spend Time with Friends and Family
COLONVILLE Mr. McDonald from the southern part of the state visited Frank Walters last Thursday and Friday. Jay Clute and family visited Mrs. Cilute's mother at Grand Ledge. Raby Allen and Arthur Phillips spent the week at their parents' homes in Rosebush. Wave Richardson returned home near the Cornwall farm after a period away.
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Mr. McDonald
Frank Walters
Jay Clute
Long Lake District to Open School on August 29
Long Lake School District No. 8 will commence Monday August 29 with Miss Laura Woods as teacher. The district improves the schoolhouse with a storm roof and fresh paint. Several local residents travel for visits and business, including Mr and Mrs Donald Matcomason at Prodenville and Earl Mille of Bay City. Clarice Yournie, mother of Mrs Lewis Meade, died Sunday August 14 at eighty one. Funeral held in Edmore with Cedar Lake cemetery burial.
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Long Lake
Laura Woods
Donald Matcomason
Prodenville
Geo. Seara
John Woods
Detroit
Br. H. Mills
Bay City
Earl
Misa Florence Mills
Earl Mille
Gerald Cooper
Houghton Lake
Wm. Goodrich
Grand Rapids
J. A. Bitler
Edd Cooper
Chas Kock
Harrison
Clarice Yournie
Lewis Meade
Edmore
Cedar Lake Cemetery
Phelps Mrs O Malley Reports Midland Trip and Local Gossip
Mrs O Malley returned from Midland on Wednesday and says Wilao Sanford is in very critical condition. Neighbors from Midland took crops from local gardens before leaving Friday. Several visits and small events fill the community notice as school plans and social calls unfold.
Elm Grove household notes and visits
Vera Cole of Ithaca returned home Sunday after two weeks with her sister Mrs. L F Peodoali and Jemilly and brother Fred Cole. Delbert Pendell party heads to Ithaca by auto with Mrs A J Bowerman and two sons Leonard and Frank. Mrs Wm Davis of Toledo visited the Dav is family. F P Davie family Mrs Davis and Ruby s two friends joined a trip to Houghton Lake. Mrs M Cook returned from West Branch after visiting her daughter.
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Vera Cole
Ithaca
L. F. Peodoali
Jemilly
Fred Cole
Delbert Pendell
A. J. Bowerman
Leonard
Frank
Wm. Davis
Toledo
F. P. Davis
F. P. Davie
Davis
Ruby
Houghton Lake
Local Notes From East Lincoln Community
East Lincoln reports William Kabe improving his property with new structures. Mrs. J Ferguson treated for blood poisoning in her foot. A. Lambertson and wife returned from a 10 day outing including Harbor Springs and Mancelona. L C Humes Boy'n Work Service of Y M C A from Saginaw sent a squad, two weeks. Barn finishing on Hill Carmen Hill. Lou Presley and wife visiting son Elmer Beard from Windover. Beard took mother to doctor after a foot care. Saginaw visitors to sister Mrs. Cowles. Obarnie Reeves, Steve Reeves and William Garchow called on Harley Welch.
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A. LE. Lambertson
Harbor Springe
Mancelona
Mud Leake
L. C. Humes
Y.M
Hill-Carmen
Lou Presley
Windovwer
Elmer Beard
Mr. Beard
Will Murphy
E. Wright
Dan Wright
Saginaw
R. Cowles
Obarnie
Steve Reeves
Wm. Garchow
Posips
Harley Welch
Local Families Attend Home Coming Across Mt Pleasant Area
Mt Pleasant residents and neighboring families gathered for a Home Coming event last week with many visiting relatives and friends. locals note Burt Burton's role as teamster at S J Greens farm replacing Stear Stillwell while Chan Stillwell returns home for a month as Emerson Burtons corn shows stress from recent sheep visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hileman
Mt. Pleasant
I. Hileman
Burt Burton
S. J. Green
Stear Stillwell
Burt Dingmen
Washington
Chas
Stillwell
Marie Fisher
Gladys Green
Rosebush
Clyde Fisher
Roy Green
Herman Graene
Deli Green
Gladya
Teeth Distribution Sparks Curiosity Across Species
The article ponders why humans receive 32 teeth while the snail has 125 rows of 105 each, highlighting the narwhal with only two teeth and the elephant usually five or six. It notes variations across species as a lighthearted reflection on nature’s humor.
Quiet Room Delivers Cold Truth on Proposal Moment
Clara asks if Jack's proposal marked the brightest moment, while Cora counters with a bleak view. The room remains devoid of light and warmth as the exchange reveals emotional distance and doubt.
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Clara
Jack
Cora
How it Sounded to Him at the Station
A four year old at a busy railway station watches an announcer speak through a megaphone. After the message ends the boy pulls his mother and mutters with childlike mispronunciation about the singing announcer.
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