Winterfield Social Notes Report Illness and Visits
Mrs. Peter Cook remains ill with influence while Mrs Nealie Cook suffers from a throat abscess. Mrs Jess Watson of Flint visits Frank Davis home. Hold Cutler, Sam Gaskill, Roy Sutton and James Storey traveled to Clare. Segal Vanderwoude works in Detroit. Melvin Berkompas welcomes a baby boy. Grand Rapids and Farwell visitors named among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterfield
Peter Cook
Nealie Cook
Jess Watson
Flint
Albert Byers
Kaby
Frank Davis
Hold Cutler
Sam Gaskill
Roy Sutton
James Storey
Clare
Wizmaw
Carrow
Segal Vanderwoude
Detroit
Melvin Berkompas
Maple Grove Sunday School and Local Visits
Maple Grove held Sunday School at 1 30 p m and preaching at 2 30 p m A prayer meeting was scheduled for Thursday at 8 60 p m Mrs Dale Rulapaugh and a song visiting relatives near Clare were noted Mr and Mrs Cecil Davison Marilyn and Bernard visited E Schofield's Sunday Arthur and Lawrence Finch of Flint spent the weekend with their parents Mrs Russel Alwood attended her uncle Louis Brown s funeral at Harrison on Thursday Hileen Schofield and Gladys Alwood were absent from school with bad colds Leon Coors of Alanson visited his grandmother Mrs Schaar Several from the neighborhood attended the recreation meeting at Milton Davison s Saturday The revival meetings ended Friday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Rulapaugh
Song
Clare
Cecil Davison
Marilyn
Bernard
E Schofield
Arthur
Lawrence Finch
Flint
Russel Alwood
Louis Brown
Harrison
Hileen Schofield
Gladys Alwood
Leon Coors
Alanson
Weather Woes And Local Fires In Hersevllle
Miss Lucille Peck spent Monday night with Miss Beatrice Price. Lawrence Mayhew lost his house by fire early Wednesday. Elsworth Price roof caught fire Sunday morning but was quickly extinguished. Mrs Calvin Cotton’s funeral caused Friday afternoon no school. Oscar Fish expected home. his Detroit machine accident caused a hand laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Peck
Beatrice Price
Lawrence Mayhew
Adolph Hildebrandt
Giers
Calvin Cotton
Elsworth Price
Oscar Fish
Mr. Ford
Detroit
Bereavement and Community Notices from Elm Grove
The Elm Grove community expresses sympathy to the Cotton and Cochran families after the death of Eveline Cochran Cotton. Mrs. Eveline Cochran Cotton was laid to rest with Krebs or related funeral details reported. extended family from St. Louis and local residents shared meals and attendances. Gerald Clauschm is listed on the sickness roll while several families hosted Sunday dinners and visitors in Arthur and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Harvey Wilson
Gerald Clauschm
Local Family Visits and Illness Report
Brown Corners notes visits by Clair Coulter and families with Sheriff Bates. Tom Hutchinson ill at home, Lois Denno absent with mumps, Emma Miser visiting Grover Reynolds, George Silver confined with mumps. Dan Dysinger selling McCann products, Green family moved to Clare, Wayne Langworthy's weekend visit, James Lower and Hidna Reynolds callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Cgcorners Forest
Garver
Clair Coulter
Sheriff Bates
Tom Hutchinson
Hagle
Lois Denno
Emma Miser
Grover Reynolds
George Silver
Dan Dysinger
B. ‘Green
Clare
Wayne Langworthy
Flint
James Lower
Hidna
West Freeman Social Notes Kind Words and Visits
Those on the sick list are better now. John Rodabaugh and a Barryton friend, with his brother Carl Rodabaugh, Eston VanOrder and family from Lansing, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Hilton Darnell. Clifford Darnell and family returned with them where he has work again. Walter Darnell from Barryton visited his father Frank Darnell. George Hansen and family from Evart visited Arthur Hansen. Many men from here went to Lake George Saturday to fill welfare relief questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodabaugh
Barryton
Carl Rodabaugh
Eston VanOrder
Lansing
Hilton Darnell
Clifford Darnell
Walter Darnell
Frank Darnell
George Hansen
Evart
Arthur Hansen
Lake George
Andersonville News Notes Express Family Visits
Miss Grace McNerney of Pontiac visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Barney McNerney. Mr and Mrs Henry Russell and family spend Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Sid Garey. Mr and Mrs Tom Rarney of Pontiac visit Mr and Mrs Frank Owens Sunday. Mrs Jon Acker remains on the sick list. Ted Graham of Roseshub and Dale Drake with Curt Spickerman family for Sunday dinner. Leo Russell and family visit Wi Zither. Harold Kile and family call on Clarence Ramey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McNerney
Pontiac
Barney McNerney
Henry Russell
Sid Garey
Tom Rarney
Frank Owens
Jon Acker
Ted Graham
Rosebush
Dale Drake
Curt. Spickerman
Leo Russell
Wi. Zither
Harold Kile
Clarence Ramey
Local News Notes and Social Happenings
Thos Hutchinson is very ill with pneumonia and friends hope for improvement. Mrs Glenn Poet broke her wrist after a fall on ice Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Allen and daughter Jeanette visited Mrs Allen's parents north of Harrison. Orville Bates Kenneth Rocky Henry Kleiner Glenn Bay and Ernest Penrose fished at Houghton Lake Thursday and brought back a fine string. Revival services continue this week with good public interest. Mrs Janver Teall is very sick hoping for recovery. Local cow cattle buyers have visited and purchased stock. A major storm Monday night into Tuesday blocked roads and delayed traffic. The Aid Society met Thursday with all present and will meet with Mrs Owen Spink February 14. An invitation extended to all to attend. Friends to celebrate birthdays at a pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Ernest Kleiner. Pete Hanes of Dover seen on the streets Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Glenn Poet
Ralph Allen
Jeanette
Janver Teall
Mornday
Aid Society
Aid
Owen ‘Spink
Hary
Kleiner, Sry
Robt
Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
Hélen Kieiter
Song
Mig
Ernest Kleiner
Sher
Dinger
Pete Hanes
Dover
Local Family News and Visits Report of Social Round
Pantian area families report illness widespread with many sick at home. Densmore attended Eveline Cotton funeral. Mrs Coe visited with Harley Sowle’s family. Norman Densmore and grandson dined with Krug family. Charlie Jesmin and wife called at Midland hospital. Randle couple stayed with Bertha Randle’s family. Lee Sowle of Ann Arbor visited parents. Floyd and Harley Randle visited sister L Cooper at Alma. Cooper remains bedridden. Lucille Schaar stayed with sister Daisy Barber in West Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantian
Ware
Norman
Densmore
Krug
Charlie Jesmin
Midland
Hospital
Clarence Randle
Bertha Randle
Lee Sowle
Ann Arbor
Mark Sovwle
Floyd
Harley Randle
Mrs. L. Cooper
Alma
Mr. Cooper
Lucille Schaar
Daisy Barber
West Vernon
Central Gilmore Church Notices and Local Calendar
Central Gilmore Church of Christ schedules Sunday School at 16 00 morning sermon at 11 00 and evening sermon at 20 30 with a 1330 prayer service at the parsonage. Wind and icy roads caused two car ditch incidents with no injuries reported among occupants. Several locals listed as sick or recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Church of Christ
C. BH. and
Young Peoples Meeting
County Road Board Proceedings Harrison January 18 1926
Harrison Michigan board of county road commissioners met at the court house on Friday January 18 1926 with J E H Ladd presiding. Minutes approved payrolls allowed and bills read and approved including chauffeurs license gravel gasoline coal and supplies from local vendors. A tree trimming permit for Bell Telephone on the right of way was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Court House
Harrison
J. EH. Ladd
Ladd
Emerson
Asline
John Hill
Floyd Allen
J. H. Ladd
Clarence Ladd
Ira Miller
Sheaffers Auto Service
Clare Sentinel
Clare County Cleaver
Carl Bauer
Clare Hay Grain & Bean, Co
Co. E. Bingham Hst
Clare Hdw. & Furniture Co
Fred Smalley
A. Desormeau
Martin Loomis
Paul Lang
Harrison Elevator Co
Roy McKinnon
Acme Motor Truck Co
Gen. Dist. Co
Tyler-Lowery Co
OE J. D
Adams Co
LaFrance Republic Co
Standard Oil Co
Pentecost Sermon and Spirit Power in Acts Two
Lesson highlights Peter’s Pentecost message It covers the Day of Pentecost the gift of the Holy Spirit and the transformation of the believers The sermon outlines are grouped under external and internal signs of the Spirit and the resulting church life including baptism fellowship and generosity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousson
Peter
Jesus Christ
Mach
L. Peter
Joel
Joe
Jesus
Christ
God
Time as the root of human disorder and salvation
The passage argues improper use of time causes disorder, describing time as a treasure we wish to keep forever but cannot possess. It claims time is our sole means of eternal salvation, though we treat it with little regard.
Inspiration How Do You Know the Bible Is Inspired
An excerpt quotes Reverend Ohas Spurgeon noting that inspiration proves the Bible inspires him. The line contrasts personal effect with the broader claim of divine authorship. The tone reflects a devotional reflection on faith and scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Ohas
Spurgeon
Foreclosure Notice on Pearl Mortgage Assets in Clare County
The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston West Virginia announces foreclosure by public sale of parcels in Clare Isabella and related townships under a 1924 mortgage by Amasa D Pearl and Frances M Pearl. The sale, March 16 1935 at 10 00 AM, covers 180 acres across three tracts in Gilmore Surrey and sections 1 36 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa D
Frances
Mr.Pearl
Farwell
Clare County
Michigan
Columbus
Ohio
Congress of the
United States
America
Federal Farm ‘Loan Act
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare
Isabella
Isabella County
Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbus
Virginian Joint Stock ‘Land Bank of Charleston
Charleston
West
Vnginia
Congress of the United States of America
Federal Farm. Loan Act
Columbus Joint.Stock Land Bank of
Joint Stock Band Bank of Charleston
Farm Loan
the Register of Deeds
Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of
Amasa D. Pearl
Frances M. Pearl
Columbus ‘Joint Stock Land Bank. OF
Amasa D.pearl
Francez H. Pearl
Virginian Joint
Land Bank of Charleston
Harrison
Gilmore
State of Michigan
State of
Surrey
County of
Stock Land Bank OF
Virginia
Virginian and Bank Bldg
W. Va
Notices of Commission to Receive Claims in Clare and Harrison
Probate Court notices announce four month claim filings for William F. Clure and Eva Ann Makin estates. Commissioners meet Clare on May 13 and May 20 1935 to examine and adjust claims at ten in the forenoon. Harrison probate hearing set May 20 1935 at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
County of
Clare
William F. Clure
Hampton Gorge
State OF
Eva Ann Makin
Harrison
Dorsey
Sunday Visits Highlight Loomis Relations in Lansing Area
Mr. and Mrs. C Patterson and son of Lansing spent Sunday with Mrs M Reed. Frank Poet of Hagle visited his daughter and family the Ray Bergey home. Miss Verna returned to spend a week with grandparents. Mrs Frank Mulder and Mrs B Shafer called on Mrs Gerow. Lloyd Gerow works for Gerald Hemstreet. Frankie Musser visited grandparents Bert and Ber ge y. Vern Owens and baby visited Wilbur Burns. Students had a few vacation days as teachers attended an institute at Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Bergey
James Elliott
Gerald
Hemstreet
Hatton
B. Shafer
Gerow
Lloyd Gerow
Gerald Hemstreet
Frankie Musser
Bert. Bergey
Vern. Owens
Wilbur. Burns
Mt. Pleasant
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Walter Utley
Grand Rapids
Ray Utley
John Utley
Wilson
Rinehart
Maple Grove
Herseville
Elm Grove
P. F. Creguer
West Freeman
Andersonville
Central Gilmore
Tanner
Wm. Tanner
W. R. Jarman
Lewis Cook
Wendell
Thern Jarman
Gabrial Vanbuskirk
Glass
Fern Wood
Walter Wood
Clarence Shaver
Chas
Barber
Elva Jackson
Alvin Wood
Gallager
Shepherd
Betty Philips
Rowena McAlvey
Board OF County Road Commissioners
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody
Bible
Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
A. VW
J. A. Jackson
Commissioners
Loomis
W. Std St
City Hall
Mich
Dr. Clure
Clare, Mich
B. J. Sanford
McEwan St. Clare
F. G., Slattery
Glare
County General Hospital
U. S. 10
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tatman Building
McEwan Street
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
Bowler & Bowler
McEwan
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Clare Hospital
James A. Reeder, M
Osteopathic
Doherty
The
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