Local residents visit relatives in Michigan and Ontario
Mis e Gertrude Richardson of Mt. Clemens visits Bersant Mamre Martha Morriesy. Mrs John Quins leaves for southern Michigan on a relatives tour. Mr and Mrs James Darling depart for Spokane to see their daughter. Mr and Mrs Earnest Oleason of Muskegon visit this week. Mr and Mrs Walter Aah of Walkerville Ontario visit relatives. Harrisonites attend homecoming celebration in Clare. Campers include Charles Amble June Rose Ord Collinag and Cheries Roth at Houghbton Lake. Emma Cleveland returns from Frankfort and Traverse City visits. Robert McCartney and family of Flint visit. Mr and Mrs W E Green entertain Mr and Mrs George Foster of Oseo. W W Potter and family of Haatizge visit friends. Potter once city school superintendent. Mr and Mrs Walter Merchant of Saginaw visit. he formerly in mercantile business here. Mrs Otto Cutting and Vera of Saginaw spend Sunday at W H Titus’s home. Charles Merrill of Saginaw spends the weekend here. Mr and Mrs Jack Benson of St John’s enjoy a week’s vacation here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gertrude Richardson
Mt. Clemens
Bersant
Martha Morriesy
John Quins
Michigan
James Darling
Spokane
Washington
Earnest Oleaon
Muskegon
Walter
Walkerville
Ont
Oseo
W. W. Potter
Haatizge
Thin Wook
Potter
Our
Wateor Merchant
Saginaw
Otto Cutting
Vera
W. H. Titus
Charles Merrill
Jack Benson
St. John’s
Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes
Norman Allen stays a few days at Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Ralph Stevens and children from Clare visit Mack Leeth's family. Mr. and Mrs. S Gates visit Frank Bates. Mrs. John Allen stays with daughter Alfred Roe’s family at Mt. Pleasant. Sullivan of Grand Rapids visits Geo Hem Street. A large turnout attended the Cornwall grove meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Page and three children from Findlay Ohio call Mack Leeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Allen
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Stevens
Clare
Mack Leeth
Mrs. S. Gates
Frank Bates
John Allen
Alfred Roe
Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Geo. Hem Street
Cornwall Grove
Jake Page
Findlay
Ohio
Local notes from South Sheridan area
South Sheridan reports Mrs Earl Olaui returning to Pontiac. Martha Livingston improves in writing while her brother Homer is gravely ill. Mrs Wm Black is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs C Garham of Lansing and Mr and Mrs J G Wilson with three daughters visited C H Carpenter. Mrs Ad Adams of Farwell visited Mrs Joan Degeer. Al Brene repairs basement stonework. Elliot builds stone porches. Bert Bergey near completion of new home. Mrs Leo Jannings returns to Detroit after six weeks with her parents. Mrs R W LaGear and children visit C H Carpenter and sister E B Herrick in Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Olaui
Pontiac
Martha Livingston
Homer
Wm. Black
C. Garham
Lansing
J. G. Wilson
C. H. Carpenter
Mra. &d Adams
Farwell
Joan Degeer
al. Brene
Elliot
Bert Bergey
Leo Jannings
Detroit
R. W. LaGear
Saginaw
C. HK. Carpenter
E. B. Herrick
Robinette Reunion Attendee List and Local News
The August 17 gathering known as The Robinette Reunion drew numerous attendees from Eden Ohio Mt Morrie and Battle Creek among others including Thelme Robinette Ypesilacti and Georgia Harger. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Henry Ott on the loss of their son and brother. Visitors and family news include Mrs Josephine Alwood returning from Lansing and Henry Mickle and family visiting with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinette
Wired Flegal
Oemma Rigiaser
Henry Newman
Blair Flegal
Lant Robinette
Howard
Owen
Otis Weller
Eden
Ohio
Misa Thelme Robinette
Ypesilacti
Vinnie Hood
Baby
Mt. Morrie
Abner Fisher
Harrison
Georgia Harger
Freeman Heller
Hamilton
Ind
Sam McDonald
Battle Creek
Frank Coates
Jackson
Henry Ott
Denno
Fort Wayne
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Floyd Kirkpatrick
PRICE
Howard W. Jones
Merc
Hant Tailoring
Mich
Ira Richmond
Clare, Mich
Ampbell’s
C“Ampbell’s
South Sheridan
Josephine Alwood
A. Alwood
Henry Mickle
The
Brand
Glen Gordon
Bum Kleinhhardt
Mickie
Sea
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
Womens
Hart Schaffner & Marz
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