Local residents spend time visiting at Lost Lake and nearby towns
George Marble and four friends from Pontiac visited Lost Lake Club house last week. Mrs. Bernice Finch and her father Geo Sier traveled to Clare Monday. Himo Smith and Fred Burke went to Tus Tin last Wednesday. Floyd and David Sier of Clare spent the weekend with Elmo Smith, George Marble, and Mr. Smith Evert on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marble
Pontiac
Lost Lake Club
Bernice Finch
Geo, Sier
Clare
Himo Smith
Fred Burke
Tustin
Floyd
David Sier
Elmo Smith
Mr. Smith Evert
Weekend Visits And Society Notes From Rosebush
Mr and Mrs Andrew Phren and children from Remus visited Sunday at the Emery First home. Mrs Dell Hoype spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred House. Ladies Aid met with net proceeds about zero. Karl Jongson and Orrin First visited Friday at the Harry Johnson home in Marton. Miss Marguerite Manausa assisted Mrs Reiss at the telephone office. Mrs Nelson Irish operated a ladies ready to wear store and has moved for the time being. Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson had Sunday dinner at the William Thompson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Remus
Emery
Dell
Fred House
F. Es
Aesirh
Karl Jongson
Orrin
Harry Johnson
Marton
Marguerite Manausa Ig
Reiss
Nelson Irish
Floyd Thompson
William Thompson
Local Visits Aboard Weekend Round of Guests
Nellie Bellinger and Mrs. M Purvis of Farwell spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Carrie Perverse. Mrs. J Hunt and family were called to Brown Corners to care for a seriously ill mother. Carrie Perverse visited her mother Mrs. N Trumble of Hatton from Sunday to Tuesday. Mrs. M Myers spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harl Owens of Gilmore. Mrs. J Carty and Miss Haley of Coleman visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sines Friday afternoon. Devere Schoonover of Saginaw visited his parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McIntosh and daughter of Hinkleville dined with Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bellinger
M. Purvis
Farwell
Carrie Perverse
J. Hunt
Brown Corners
N. Trumble
Hatton
M. Myers
Harl Owens
Gilmore
J. Carty
Miss Haley
Coleman
Henry Sines
Devere Schoonover
Saginaw
A. Schoonover
Gordon McIntosh
Hinkleville
John Schultz
Lew Brown Family News and Local Incidents
The MANN Siding items report several sick list notes with colds. visits to Lew Brown, Silas Brown, and Mrs I A Hileman. The Gruno boys report sheep losses to dogs. Earl Brockway nurses a broken finger. Xmas program planned for the 20th. Lewis Brown and son Ray visited with family. Marion Rodapaugh visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Brown
Sherman Conway
L. Brown
Silas Brown
I A. Hileman
Clint Mosier
Mt. Pleasant
Gruno- Boys
Windover Lake Residents See Neighbor Moves and Visitors
Ben Martendale returns to Bridgman after weeks on his farm. Sunday visitors at W Harrington’s included Hart Wheeler and others from Temple. Hunters Basil Beaker and friends visited, noting a large wild cat captured by Frank Howey. A ten dollar bet arose over the county’s wild cat presence. Mrs Harrington travels to Lake Mon to see her mother. Delling family moves back from Lake George. Burns home hosts Manning, Nichols family, and others. Frank Howey and family relocate to Martendale house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Martendale
Bridgman
W. Harrington
Hart
Albert
Russel Wheeler
Miss Kelley
Stella Spence
Temple
Basil
Orlan Beaker
Delbert Melhinzie
Harry Griesenger
Lansing
W. Tlarrington
Lake
C. Summers
Lake George
Burns Home
Frank Manning
Tom Nichols
Betty Lou
Rose Luce
Charlie Calling
Frank Howey
Ben Martendale House
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Sick List
Leo Russel Herrick worked at Ewart and spent the weekend with his parents. Fred Lamphere of Lansing visited his brother Frank Lamphere. The Helping Hand Society met at Mrs. Nixon. Shirley Allen, student at Clare, spent weekend with her parents. Mrs. Frank Simphere is ill. Mr and Mrs Henry Rugsell and Mr and Mrs Sidney Caray were callers at the W Lansing home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Russel
Ewart
Fred Lamphere
Lansing
Frank Lamphere
Helping Hand Society
Nixon
Shirley Allen
Clare
Frank Simphere
Henry Rugsell
Sidney Caray
W. Lansing
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits Across Town
Mrs Ike Lansing returned Saturday from Saginawa where she visited her daughter. Miss Mildred McJames spent Saturday night and Sunday with aunt Mrs Floyd Spicer. The Seibt family visited Lansing to check on Nick Seibt’s recovery. Mr and Mrs Floyd Tubbs and Dona Mae visited Nels Howard’s home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Jourdain and family visited Mr and Mrs Leo Coats in Arthur township Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith of Pontiac visited the Smiths in Herrick. Lucille Merrihew and her roommate were Sunday visitors in Herrick vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Lansing
Saginawa
Mildred McJames
Floyd Spicer
Seibt
Lansing
Nick Seibts
Floyd
Tubbs
Dona Mae
Nels Howard
Eugene Jourdain
Leo Coats
Arthur Township
Ralph Smith
Pontiac
John Smith
Lucille’ Merrihew
Herrick
Local Social Notes Highlight Pontiac and Detroit Visits
Brand Mr and Mrs Wilfred Breece of Pontiac spent the weekend with Mrs Glen Blystone and family. Mrs Russel Davis and Dorothy visited relatives in Detroit. Glen Blystone and Noris dined at John Rhodes. Robinett's hosted a late Sunday ride in a new Ford sedan. Abbott visited with his sister Acre. Greg Grige and family of Golonville visited Vern Haines and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Purdy
Colonville
Robinett
Mr. Pudway
Lawrence Robinett
Randall
Abbott
Acre
Jim Grige
Golonville
Vern Haines
Local Family News and Weekend Visits Reported
Lester Allen shows signs of quinsey but improves. Gear Davis and brothers stay with grandparents while mother is in Detroit. Mayo Rppinett butchered hogs for Glen Gordon and H Mickie. Mrs Glen Blystone and the Robinett family visit Gean Allen. Gean and Thurman also butcher hogs for these families. H Mickle visits Gordon. Walter Garver hauls winter wood from W Alwood’s pasture. Leo Sprupger replaces wind-damaged supply tank to water their home and horse barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Allen
Gear Davis
Bobbie
Nelson
Chas. Davis
Detroit
Mayo Rppinett
Glen Gordon
H. Mickie
Glen Blystone
Robinett
Emma
Gean Allen
Gean
Thurman
H. Mickle
Glen Gordons
Walter,Garver
W. Alwoods
Leo Sprupger
Carrie Perverse recalls city life and family notes
Local column recounts Mrs. Carrie Perverse visiting Clare relatives and sharing stories of city life. It mentions a serious condition of Mrs. I A Hileman, a business trip to the Bronz on Monday, visits to the sick, and light domestic scenes from the log cabin era with humorous asides about stockings and a California Christmas cactus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Perverse
Clare
West Indies
I. A. Hileman
Irwin ‘White
Austin Trumble
Bronz
de ‘Durfee
Mann Siding
Harrison
H. Grewe
Santy
California
Nature's Cold Law and the Purest Ore in Furnace
A clipped quotation from Calton discusses nature as a disciplined force where the finest ore and the brightest thunderbolt arise from the harshest conditions. The fragment hints at a moral about transformation through extreme circumstance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calton
Acorns and Oaks: A Glimpse of Ancient Law and Lore
A fragment recounts Twelve Tables rules on acorn ownership and oaks preserved for centuries. The piece hints at rare forest lore and notes a modern radio with tubes and speaker for 112.76 dollars at Anderson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson's
Ady
Princess Watassa Promotes Health Habits in Michigan Schools
Princess Watassa, a staff member of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, urges children to bathe often eat wholesome foods sleep long hours in fresh air and play outdoors as a tradition of Indigenous health. Her talks in Michigan schools emphasize daily healthy living to guard against disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watassa
Michigan
Princess
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
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