Local Social Notes From Farwell and Flint Area
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs V Finch and Mr and Mrs H Sanderson of Farwell. Frisbys hosted. Ambrosier family returned from Flint. Cornwell Lodge Farwell enjoyed a well attended Loch a Bar park picnic. Della Frasier funeral in Surrey cemetery noted. Mellow Shumway and Sayle Littlefield connected to Detroit and Saginaw visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loch-a-bar Park
Mellow Shumway
Detroit
F. Littlefield
Sayle
Della. Frasier
Surrey Cemetery
Saginaw
Maple Grove Sunday School and Community Notices
The Maple Grove entry lists Sunday activities with 1 30 pm Sunday school and 2 30 pm preaching and Thursday prayer meetings. It notes visits from Rev Van Brocklin and wife and lists multiple local families visiting relatives, weddings anniversaries, and a new baby boy Wim. Edward Jackson joins the army. Alfred Rulapaugh improves in Ann Arbor hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Brocklin
Reuben Tigner
Boyd Havens
Hope
Chas
Tigner
Midland
Russell Zimmerman
Flint
Otis McPhail
Ann Arbor
Edward
Cora Smedley
Catherine Atwood
Edward Jackson
Doris Schofield
Pleasant
Meryl Davison
L. Finch
The Fire Tower and Local Congregate Visits
Local residents visit relatives and friends across nearby towns including Lake George Moore's Crossing and Clare. Families such as Darnell Wells Oman Utley and Tryon share calls, dental work, store trips, and caregiving as Labor Day approaches.
COLONVILLE Notes and Community Roundup
Miss Maxine Leichti of Saginaw returns to Saginaw Business College after a two week vacation with family. Families from Bath Michigan meet at Richardson and Reed homes for a birthday dinner and plan annual gathering. Local youth enjoy croquet with Miss Inez Lahman. Don Bradley injured while restraining a runaway team. Several visits and travel arrangements noted among Clute, Giebel, Rutter, Kistler, Bodkins, and Richardson families. Threshing season begins with Mr Graves and Wayne Walters helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Leichti
Saginaw
Saginaw Business College
Frank Walters
Charley Bodkins
Helen
Richardson and Reed
Bath
Mich
Wallie Rutter
Leland
Lillie Kellar
Grandaughter
Floyd Updyke
Auburn
Indiana
Edward Richardson
Wendal
Mervin Kellar
Angola
Inez Lahman
Don Bradley
Delia Clute
M. D. Clute
Fred Giebel
Burt Rutter
B. N. Davis
Middleton
Wm. Kistler
Alorme
Six Lakes
Davis
Lyle Waite
Central Sheridan
Jake McDonald
Montgomery
Wanda Richardson
Irene Clute
Main Siding
Graves
Wayne Walters
Pratts Corners
Sam Leichti
Community notes and family greetings fray in local column
The snippet records condolences for a two month old infant, and lists visits by Denzel Tiedeman, Seymore Pringle, and others to relatives in Farwell Gilmore Tryon and Birch Run. It mentions a Powell family reunion, weekend visits by Lee Utley and Bobby Irwin, and wedding congratulations with wishes for Mrs. Simon Utley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Irwi
Denzel Tiedeman
Farwell
A. C.” Wilds Home
Pusuday
G. R. Powell
Eva Austin
Gilmore
Seymore Pringle
Seni
Tryon
Powell
Birch Run
Lee Utley
Saginaw
S. Utley
Bobby Irwin
Flint
Calvin Taylor
Simon Utley
Local Social Roundup and School Note Details
Mn and Mrs Harvey Wilson visit Wiedienday while Mrs Byron Smith and a WVvart relative are mentioned. Rudolph Hildebrandt hosts relatives from the southern state. Miss Mary Castle visits Flint friends. William Butters and son Gerald visit Lansing folk. Donna Davis and Florence Hilderbrandt host Clinton friend. School resumes Tuesday with Mrs Grace Rinehart teaching. her fourth Brewer term. Rev Hendrich to conduct baptismal services next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wilson
Wiedienday
Gerald
Lansing
Donna Davis
Florence Hilderbrandt
Clinton
Grace Rinehart
Brewer School
Hendrich
Local families gather for visits and reunions across Michigan
Roy Gordon and brothers Glen and Roy spend days in Grand Rapids while relatives travel to meet in Harrison St Johns Hatton and Dover. Sheriffs and families join dinners and reunions as Mish goes on with Clyde Turner Blystone Harrison Marlette Dover St Louis and Glldwin contexts cited. Families socialize at Shull Rever and Gordon households with Camp meetings and ball games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gordon
Grand Rapids
Glen
Roy
Ralph Shull
Max
Sheriff
George Bates
Harrison
Glen Blystone
Vern Hains
St. Johns
Claud Miller
Holt
Clare Goodman
Bettsville
Ohio
M. H. Goodman
Lansing
Ted Newman
O. C. Crouse
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jas. Sutton
Florence Robinett
Roselle
Sheehan
Gladwin
Sutton
Chas. Davis
Marlette
Donald Bisett
Frances Gordon
Dover
K. A. Turner
Claud Turner
Hatton
Glen Turner
Sunfield
K. A. Norris Blystone
Marion
Daisy Brackart
St. Louis
Art Rever
Clarence Davis
Jean Davis
Irttie Shull
H. C. Mickle
Ee Gordon
Joe Gee Mer Ber
Community News Notes in Southeast Sheridan
Southeast Sheridan residents report visits, family gatherings, and illness. Mrs Harley Sowle and children spent time with relatives at the Coe home. others visited Pontiacs, Traverse City, Freeport, and Saginaw. Mrs C Carpenter fell ill after returning home. Dr Fred Sanford attended.
Family Visits and Local Trips Reported
Mrs. Leo Jennings and two girls visit her parents Mr. and Mrs Langin with Alfred Densmore and wife at their home while Mr and Mrs Densmore and two girls Lila and Sarah along with sister, husband and daughter travel to St Ignace and northern points. Mrs Densmore's sister and brother reside at St Ignace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Sowle
Ross
Coe
Merril Densmore
Detroit
Lila
Sarah Densmore
Pontiac
William Langin
Edna Langin
Berges Waddington
Loomis
Ross Coe
Iserael Drake
Pearl
Kansas
Fred Meemin
Clay City
M. P. Sowle
Sowle
Charlie Carpenter
Edd Herrick
Bob Sharp
Saginaw
Fred Rodman
Lansing
Claude Smith
J. Elliott
R. Schaar
Clarence
Chester
Véromae
Clayton Barber
West
Vernon
Carl Cotton
Leo _ Jennings
Park
Pleasant Valley Guests and Weekend Visitor Notes
Pleas ant Valley residents and visitors are listed with social engagements. Artie Carncross and family attended a Lan sing circus. Bernice Clara from Casa City visited the Bates. Emma Leeth from Saginaw spent the weekend at home. Bunyan, Tryon, and Clute were guests of Ruby Thompson. Alfred Roe and Kenneth spent the weekend with relatives. Louise Clute and her mother stayed with H Penrose. Robert Simecn from Sand Lake visited Leon Warner. Loren Andrews of Toronto is a guest at Spink and Penrose. Carncross hosted friends from Wyoming. Orvis family attended a Mt Pleasant reunion. Elmer Dibble and son Laurence from Buffalo visited the Ervin Orvis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Carncross
Lansing
Bernice Clara
Casa City
Orville Bates
Emma Leeth
Saginaw
C. S&s. Bunyan
Donald Tryon
Patricia Clute
Ruby Thompson
Alfred Roe
Kenneth
Harold Clute
Louise
H. Penrose
Robert Simecn
Sand Lake
Leon Warner
Thelma
Laurence Bates
Mt. Pleasant
Elmer Dibble
Laurence
Buffalo
N. Y
Ervin Orvis
Local items span family travel and community notices
LAKE NEWS notes P A Oman Virgil and Elizabeth visiting Detroit for a ball game with Elizabeth staying to visit relatives Forest Ruby. The column lists numerous kinship visits, travel to Clare Mt Pleasant Saginaw Flint and Heart area, school opening plans and probate notices from Harrison Michigan dated 1935.
Notice of Hearing on Claims in Estate of Eva Brown
Four months from August 1 1925 were allowed for creditors to present claims against Eva Brown deceased. Claims must be filed at the probate office Harrison City by December 16 1935. The hearing is set for December 28 1935 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Notice of Claims Against Thos Hutchinson Deceased
Thos Hutchinson deceased four A D 1935 claims have been allowed against said estate for examination and adjustment. Creditors must present their claims to the probate office in Harrison City on or before December 6 1935. The hearing before the court is set for Friday December 13 1935 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated August 7 1935 Thos B Dorsey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mary A. Hutchinson
Harrison
Thos
S. Dorsey
Erphatte
Bra Fore Court
John Hudson
Thos. S. Dorsey
Thos. Hutchinson
Dorsey
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Hall
Leo Smith
Hilda
Mary Ellen White
Whint Weaver
Maple Grove
WERT
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Baby
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Alvin Wells
Mary Oman
John Omans
Moore’s Crossing
A. O. Wilds
Arnold Munsell
Thetford Center
Dean Tryon
Cleo
Chas. Nelson
Brinton
Stanley Oman
Gordon Allen
Jean
Anna Wells
Peter Oman
Lake
E. Hampton
Pearl Tryons
LeRoy Halstead
Earl
Halstead
Utley
Cleo Utley
Pearl Tryon
Charles Oman
Colonville
McCormick-Deering
A. E. Wilkinson
East Fourth Street
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Ivan Nevills
Breckenridge
James Nevills
Jennetta Hampton
Reginald Reid
Niles
Jack Eiergen
Emma Neimeyer
Blanche Strouse
Russell Strouse
Butternut
Hazel Bodkins
McKinley
Wendell Richardson
Waldo
Waldon
Pudyay
Roberta Garver
Uaiie
A. D. Hampton
M. D. Cluté
Jay Clute
Fredrick
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Lake News
P. A. Oman
Virgil
Elizabeth
Forest Ruby
Bert Scott
Manuel
Hazel Scott
Louise Oman
Harry Corneil
Will Grigware
Caseville
George Scott
Wayne
Smalley
Alvira Davison
Winn
Raymond Scott
Robert Irwin
Earle Shook
Bert Hevtti
Weidman
John Sherman
Chas, Sherman
J. L. Cook
James Shinabarger
Matthew Scott
Myrl Scott
Heart
George Davison
Sam Hindman
Anna Hindman
J. Bradder
Cornells
Lake School
John Little
Walker
Chas. Summers
Wm. Duncan
Bay City
Reeta Gerioux
F.be. Ramsdell
Judge Tohill
Lawrenceville
DeTray
Battle Creek
Harold Nichols
Nichols
Ramsdell
Wauneta
F. E. Ramsdell
Grooked Lake
Manley Brooks
Gleaner Hall
Wilson
Velma Scott
Gladys -Fahnestock
Chippewa
Clare Sentinel
State OF
Michigan
Probate Court
County of
Hilda M. Dunlop
Williamb. Dunlop
Kathryn Dunlop
Salid Court
Clare. Sentinel
Thos, S. Dorsey
Glare
Eva Brown
Christina
M. Schutt Osteopathic
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
Clare Realty
McEwan
Clare, ‘ Michigan
B. J. Sanford
McEwan St. Clare
F. G. Slattery
Clare County General Hospital
City Hall
U. S. 10
Eugene Smith
Over
Grill & White
Donald E. Holbrook
S.e.gardiner
M.D
Bowler
C. B. Wood
M. D
W. 5Th St
Ami Merberg
Dr. Clute
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tatman Building
McEwan Street
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
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