Turner Will Crimes and Odd Deaths Echo Through Chicago Case
Stanton reads reports of Blair shooting Ashley in a quarrel over a woman tied to the Turner will. Maisie writes of dangerous love and a dramatic turn when Blair is killed and the killer is in turn shot by the woman. Darling and Pompey die mysteriously with a peculiar double-edged knife found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Ahe
Ashley
Mr. Darling
Chicago
Trench Police
the Tribune
Paris
Blair
Turner
France
Juan Les Pines
Acton
Marcella
Maissé
Maisie
United States
Blazr
Ace
Howard
Ashley S
Leutenant
Russell
Turner Will
Mr. Turner
Vermont
Newburgh
Pompey
Antwerp
Preston Brown
Little
Buttes Des Mortes
Wisconsin
Lac Vieux Degert
Slavery of Sin Temperance Lesson on Freedom and Discipleship
A February lesson text from John 8 31 36 argues sin makes one a slave to sin and outlines steps to freedom through discipleship in Christ. It links prohibition debates to spiritual bondage and urges regeneration as the path to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Pierson
Gleanings on Virtue and Wealth in Faithful Living
A compact, didactic excerpt urges prudence and charity. It contrasts riches with spending wisely, declares evasion unworthy, and extols the luxury of doing good. It affirms faith feeding us in famine and urges active effort to avoid spiritual blindness.
Local Figures Mention Calls and A Newborn in January
The report notes Lew Wright, Harrison area, and oil firm agents visiting customers last week. Floyd Craine and Abe Duriam were among those called on, with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craine welcoming a baby girl named Antig Lois born Friday January 29.
Fishing on Eight Point Lakehampered by open water
Roy Cook of Barryton, a business caller, reports Nellie Phelps improving after illness. Joe Crawford from Farwell hunted with Claud Wheaton. warm weather keeps Eight Point Lake mostly open, limiting ice fishing with fewer venturesome spots. Joe Crawford visited his mother Celia Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cook
Barryton
Nellie. Phelps
Joe Crawford
Farwell
Claud Wheaton
Joe Craford
Celia Craford
Local Notes from Greenwood and Surroundings
Flora Steurmer attends Gladwin county events while families and friends report on health, visits, and work progress. Detroit visitors, lambing season updates, and a scarlet fever quarantine affect Carr boys as Mrs Bruce assists at home.
Advance Grange Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Chas Russel is on the sick list Florence Kenney made a business trip to Saginaw this week The Sewing Club met with Cora Wilson Tuesday to judge a nice crowd Mr and Mrs Louie Fancon and children visited D N Davis and family Sunday Mrs Davis has been quite sick Hope for a speedy recovery Bobbie Strouse is very sick with pneumonia Hope to hear soon of his recovery Mrs Fancon and Mrs Gertie Gregg attended the Aid at Mrs Owen Spinks Thursday The Elm Grove Aid met with Mrs Kochs Wednesday Thirty were present Pat Patterson went to Temple Sunday to work on the road Mrs Adam Reger visited Mrs John Reed Sunday Horace Fancon visited Roth Williams Monday evening Mr and Mrs Perry Davis entertained company from Detroit over the weekend Donna and Donald Davis spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Harland Williams Dr Stirling made a business call at Stanley Schunk's last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Russel
Florence Kenney
Saginaw
Sewing Club
Cora Wilson
Louie Fancon
D. N. Davis
Davis
Bobbie Strouse
Fancon
Gertie Gregg
Owen Spinks
Elm Grove
Kochs
Pat Patterson
Temple
Adam Reger
John Reed
Horace Fancon
Roth Williams
Perry Davis
Detroit
Donna
Donald Davis
Harland Williams
Stirling
Stanley Schunk
Ten Pound Boy Brings Joy to Arthur Center
Old Winter lingers as residents note cold wind over the weekend. Virgil Newman smiles widely after news of a newborn son. Lorin Leitner and family visit from Flint with Harl Sanders. other locals host and visit, including Ruth Hanker and Grace Sanders, while health improves for Mrs. M. By Harrold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Newman
Lorin Leitner
Flint
Harl Sanders
Harl
Pontiac
Lloyd Athey
Lowell Shull
Cecil Hubel
Kenneth Roller
Harrold
Sammy
Helen
Russel
J. M. Rollers
Ruth Hanker
Clare
Grace
Heith Sanders
Robert Shull
Harrison, Way
Geo. Bates
Brown
Reed's Corners Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Edward Hanel visits A Reed home for a few days returning from Mt Pleasant where she stayed with Mrs P Lamp. Marie Finney visits Edna Reed. A birthday party honors Mrs P B Worden. Mr and Mrs A Reed visit Thos Snell. Mrs A Reed calls on Mrs C As Allen. Thelma Leosh visits the Al Reed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hanel
A. Reed
Mt. ‘Pleasant
P. Lamp
Marie Finney
Edna Reed
P. B. Worden
A.reed
Thos. Snell
Mrs.c. As Allen
Thelma Leosh
al Reed
Birthday Celebrations and Local Greetings in Clare Area
George Gibis marked his birthday on January 28 with a pot luck supper as family and friends offered good wishes for many more. Groundhog Day falls February 2 with cold weather ahead and snow covering the ground. Anna Heuschele from Clare visited Anna Schroeder last week, while Mrs Clyde Brown of Clare and Mrs George Gibbs called on Mrs Jake Milam near Dover Friday. Letha June Barber arrived January 18 to live with Mr and Mrs Avery Barber and is cared for by Mrs Al Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibis
Anna Heuschele
Clare
Anna Schroeder
Clyde Brown
George Gibbs
Jake Milam
Dover
Letha June Barber
Avery Barber
al. Walters
Windover Lake Visitors and Local Hunts Report
Joe Howell and Miss Reginia Rittenger called at Windover Lake on Monday. Numerous Detroit and Clare visitors stayed with local families for hunting trips and weekend gatherings. a rabbit supper at Lost Lake cabin drew twenty eight guests amid poor weather. A chicken pie supper is planned at the Country Club near Lake two weeks hence. Local residents hosting and visiting include the Finch, Shepard, Harwood, and Gallaway families with friends from Alma and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Howell
Reginia Rittenger
Clare
W. I. Fingh
Wm. Harwood
Ewart
C. Shepard
F. Hoards
Gibbs Ranch
Wilemski
Detroit
Fred Bader
Charlie Webster
Carl Brown
Melvin Kirkpatrick
Alma
O. Kube
H. Sage
Irwin Schlegel
Achard
W. F. Finch
Lost Lake Cabin
Lake
Russell Shepard
Gibbs Farm
Alfred Gaffney
West Freeman
Lynn Finch
Joe Vernor
Gus Boon
V. F. Finch
Attendance and classroom activities at the school
The report notes near perfect attendance last week. Laura Blain visited on Tuesday. George Finch presented The Story of Silk in Geography Friday. Fourth graders finished learning their 9s and will study 10s and 11s next week. Sixth graders are drawing Colonial furniture for History notebooks. State exams for seventh and eighth grades are scheduled for May 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Blain
George Finch
Silk
Inexpensive Rheumatism Remedy Guarantees Relief
Progressive pharmacists tout Allennia as the popular rheumatism prescription priced at 85 cents. A guaranteed full money-back if it fails to stop pain, reduce swelling in 48 hours, and banish uric acid deposits within 24 hours. Safe, non-addictive formula promises relief from neuritis and lumbago with no harmful drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Anderson
Lake George Visitors and Winter Activity Report
Lake George area notes show several visitors and local movement. Don Lice traveled to Lansing on business last week while Frank Thilly and family stayed at Tamarack Lodge over the weekend. Hunters reported many efforts but cold weather limited catches. Wim Lullum and wife visited Chilson at Ma’s over Sunday. Ice conditions improve for fish houses with some fish caught. Bud Scarbrough visited brother John, who remains ill, as Lloyd Nichols plans to return to school within a week. Harvey Wardwell works for John Scarbrough during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lice
Lansing
Frank Thilly
Clare
Bob Kemphert
Ann Arbor
Tamarack Lodge
Wim
Lullum
Chilson
Ma’s
Bud Scarbrough
John
Lloyd Nichols
Harvey Wardwell
John Scarbrough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifford Raymond
Wees Service
Er Britzwator
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
UN Union
Ry Ay ‘Ie
Eight Point Lake
Greenwood
Flora Steurmer
Gladwin County
Newton Kress
Hold, Schwantz and
Edd Schwantz
J. E. Bruce
Herman Steurmer
A. Bruce
Arthur Center
Reed’s
Randall
Windover Lake
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Thayer Brothers
Clare, Michigan
Lake George Resort
Clare Hay Grain and Bean Co
McCormick-Deering
Alemite-Zerk
West Fourth Street
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