Local Notices and Visits Around Hatton Community
Mrs C M Durfee remains in poor health as Carl Monday and son Carlin arrive from Flint. Corinne Harvey assists Mrs Mack for a few days while Irene June stays at their home. The community resumes school after a two week vacation. Visitors include Mrs Noble Stratton and the Harnest Boultons bringing two giant bronze gobblers. Sympathy goes to the Hutchinson family. Bud Frangige from Clare visits Lyle Allen. Ray Houghton and daughter Barbara visit the Walter Cellar home. Robert Walters and Kenneth Dellar visit the Brown family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Durfee
Heaith
Carl
Carlin
Flint
Mack. Harvey
Irene June
Harnest Boulton
Mack Harvey
Thomas Hutchinson
Bud
Frangigée
Clare
Lyle’ Allen
Ray
Houghton
Barbara
Brown
Mire
Robert Walters
Kenneth
Dellar
Elm Grove Community Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Tragedy
Rudolph Hildebrandt spent Sunday with Albert and Brandt Allen families and Dora Haskinson at J. W. Butters home. The Brewer school was closed after the death of a scholar Mrs. Rinehart. Farris Butters visited from Gaylord. Sympathy extended to the Joslin family on Donald’s death. Clair Strouse and his mother traveled to Indiana for a sister’s funeral. Norman Garrow Jeanette Wasson and Lucille Schink visited with Alice and Maxine Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
Albert Allen
Brand
Harvey - Klein
Opal
Maribel
Dora Haskinson
Gladwin
J. W. Butters
Awas
Brewer School
Rinehart
Care
Farris Butters
Gaylord
James Joslin
Donald
Clair Strouse
Indiana
Norman Garrow
Jeanette Wasson
Lucille Schink
Alice
Maxine Bradley
County show plow helps clear roads. locals visit kin
West Freeman notes road plow activity after a hard week and lists visits across households. Mrs. Cochran and children of Lansing spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Hickok. Mrs. Gaffney visited her parents near M 66. Archie Powell from Brinton visited the Shinabarger home with Neal Strait and family. Rodabaughs and Alice Shinabarger spent Sunday with his parents near Sears. his father ill but improving. Elgin Hickoks head to Evart. Otis Hansen saw his brother Arthur. Harry Boucher and family planned Lake trip. Shinabarger and Archie Powell from Brinton went to Evart for a show. Elton Darnell reports hay work. hopeful weather persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Lansing
Hickok
John Gaffney
Matt Hansen
M 66
Archie Powell
Brinton
S. B
Digie Hickoks
Carl Rodabaugh
Alice Shinabarger
Sears
Elgin Hickoks
Evart
Otis Hansen
Arthur Hansen
Harry Boucher
Lake
Elton Darnell
Dover News Social Notes From Vernon Township Visit
Mrs. Dorothy Allen visits her daughter in Vernon township. Miss Josephine McLain from Clare visits sister Mrs. Carl Bauer. Mrs. Arthur Ginn listed as sick. Mrs. Anna Denno of the Brown visits daughter Mrs. Hdna Wai ters. Mrs. F. S.Weaver visits home with daughter Mrs. Wm. Frank and family from Flint. They return to Flint Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Alien travel to Benzonia to Mrs. Edgar Case turkey farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Allen
Leo Smock
Vernon Township
Josephine McLain
Clare
Carl Bauer
Arthur Ginn
Anna Denno
The
Brown
Hdna Waiters
F. S.weaver
Wm. Frank
Flint
Community Notes From Mann Siding and Nearby
Mann Siding residents report a missed mail run due to bad drifts and hold a meeting with C B Dibble M S C and P D Gibson to plan parasite extermination for livestock. Gordon Burton has measles, and Mrs Himer’s nephew is ill. Mrs Iya Root visits Plint relatives. Congratulate Mr and Mrs Max Harvey Jr Hatton on the birth of a daughter. Regular Bible school 10:30 at Magn Siding. topic What of our Fruits. Community welcomes all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Dibble
M. S.C
P. D. Gibson
Harrison
Gordon Burton
Himer
Iya Root
Plint
Mann
Grandma
Brown
essie~Brown
Max. Harvey, Jr
Hatton
Pia Lovely
Brown City Notices and Personal News
Brown City residents report visits and greetings as Rev Charlie Kleithardt spoke at a special meeting. Mrs Allen’s mother Mrs Bauer visited Clare during the weekend. Local movements include Gordon and Green in Midland and Saginaw on business. Elmer Yedman has been sick and absent from school. The Mayo Robinett and family traveled to Flint to see their daughter and granddaughter. Mrs Grace Mill of Lansing visited Frances McKinley and Jeff Hartmait. Harold Sunday enjoyed fishing on Houghton Lake. Leonard and Cleland Green of Clare spent time with grandparents and friends. Miss Coulter returned home after weeks at Mater. Grover Reynolds and wife enjoy a new radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Kleithardt
E . Everett Alen
Allen
Mrs. Bauer
Clare
Kenneth Bauer
Harrison Yorking
Sheriff Bates
Gordon and Green
Midland
Saginaw
Elmer Yedmman
Mayo Robinett
Flint
Amos Wilson
Brown City
Grace’ Mill
Lansing
Frances McKinley
Jeff Hartmait
van Hrecklin
Wood
Richard Merson
Harold
Houghton Lake
Leonard
Cleland Green
Robert
Chas
Kleinhardt
Bu É. Coulter
Mater Home
Grover ‘Reynolds
Hel
Roy Powers
Detroit
Virginia
John Madison
Win
Tealle
Ann Arbor
R. Powers
Alice Sparkel
Helen
A. Purdy
Hooker
Farwell
Josephine Green
Amey Ruth Geir
Wellington
Moline
Donald
Jerry Koontz
Calkins
Vernon
Vern Moline
John Sparkel
Isabella’ County ‘Fame Union
Rosebush
Floyd Price
Hinkle and Oliven
John ‘Madison
Chappell
Falwell
8. Brownell
Roy Courtney
Grand Raptida
Alger
Chas. Mulberg
Gilmore
Brand house fire leaves family with losses
The Brand firm house occupied by Mr and Mrs Ted Newman and two small sons burned to the ground. Household goods were mostly saved. Others visiting or staying with local families included Robinett Clare Brystone Blystone Turner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Newman
As. T. Robinett
Clare
Glenn Blystone
Verne Harpes
K. Turners
Robert Shut
Ralph
Norma Royer
Roselle
iRobinett
Max. Sharis
Gene “Allen
Rolland
Mick
Dover
Glen Gordin
Norman
Davis
Shull Sunday Evening Oyster Supper At Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Ted Newman's and guests enjoyed an oyster supper Sunday evening at their home. Mr and Mrs Art Kever and family and Mrs Emma Garver spent Friday evening at the Moyd Black home near Clare. Thurman Robinett headed a hay hauling party to the high home near Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolpht
Ganeh
Newn Glen Post
Pri
Mra
Ted Newman
Art
Kever
Emma Garver
Moyd Black
Thurman Robinett
Hig
Clare
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Wallington Brench of Midland visited Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson Miss Gladys Hemstreet of Toledo spent the weekend at her home here Mr and Mrs Kleiner and daughters Einora and Norma Bates were Sunday guests at the Barton home Cortes Bunyan is seriously ill his daughter Mrs Archie Tryon of Pontiac helps care for him The community mourns the death of Thomas Butchin widow and relatives receive sympathy Mrs Alfred Roe returned to Pontiac after a week with relatives here Harold Clute visited friends in Pontiac the past week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘Butchinson
Alfred
Roe
Pontiac
Gee
Hemstreet
Gerow
Loomis
Harold Clute
Community Mourns Loss of Pioneer Thomas Hutchinson
Obituary and local news note the death of Thos Hutchinson, a pioneer resident, with condolences to his wife and family. The column also reports visits by Edd Hanes and Francis, Norman Hutchinson in Flint, C S Runyan's illness, and various local social notes including Pete Hanes and Frank Barton visitations, timber work accident involving Henry Kleiner and Kenneth Rocky, and a Sunday call by A H Hutchinson family and Mae Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Hutchinson
Edd Hanes
Francis
Frank Barton
Norman Hutchinson
Flint
C. S. Runyan
Bryan Miller
Ciliax
Janver Teall
Pete Hanes
Dover
Henry Kleiner
Kenneth Rocky
Chris Regal
A. H. Hutchinson
Mae Case
Midland
Robt. Hutchinson
Community notes from Hinkville and surrounding towns
Local residents narrate visits and transportation from Hinkville to Detroit and Lansing. Families, relatives, and friends travel between Farwell Rosebush Clare and Midland as illness, care duties, and social visits unfold amid school activities and a health seals fundraiser.
City of Clare Common Council Meeting Minutes 1935
The Clare common council met in January 21 1935 with Mayor Jesse Hampton presiding Aldermen Archambault Forbes Tibbits White present Bayes absent Minutes approved Reports noted including Michigan Historical Society bonds paid 1600 dollars and compensation insurance policy approval Bills listed for Clarelevator Co Groves Service Harris-Sefirt Fred Smally and many snow shoveling laborers approved for payment via Finance Committee and adjournment ordered by Aldermen Osborn Tibbits with Mayor Hampton and Deputy Clerk signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Common Council
City of
Clare
Jesse Hampton
Archambault
Forbes
Tibbits
White
Bayes
Michigan Historical ‘Society
Osborn
Ibbils
oTibbils
Tibbils
Clarelevator Co
Clare Elevator Co
Groves
Harris - Sefirt
Supples
Fred ‘Smally
Julius Schaeffer
Clare Realty Co
Clare Realty’ Co
George Lumley
Wayne Winchell
Willard Seil
Geo. Limley
Geo. Cameron
Art Maxwell
Roy Robbins
Ira Hitchcock
Geo. Butcher
Bert Capen
C Chas. Gearhart
Bert. Capen
Albert Fisher
Fred Parish
Clint Richmond
Geo. Spring
Mark Rodabaugh
Atheay
John Lamb
Clare Road
James Rodgers
GC. Htaits
Manuel Sutton
Alderman Osborn
Finance Committee
East Jordan
Foreclosure Notice on 180 Acre Michigan Farm Mortgage
The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston announces foreclosure of a 1924 mortgage on farm property in Clare and Isabella counties Michigan. Tracts totaling 180 acres are to be sold at public auction in Harrison, Clare County, on March 16 1935 at 10:00 AM due to unpaid installments amounting to 4182.58 with a claimed attorney fee of 35.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amagd
Pearl
Frances M
Farwell
Clare County
Michigan
Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbus
Columbus
Ohio
the Congress of the United States of America
Federal Farm Loan Act
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare
Register of Deeds
Isabella
State of
Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbus
Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston
Charleston
West Virginia
Congress of the United States of America
Virginian Joint Stock Band Bank of Charleston
Farm Loan
Stoner
Isabella County
Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of
Amani D. Pearl
Frances M. Pearl
Columbus Joint Stock
Land Bank OF Columbus
Amasa D. Pearl
Francez
Stock Land Bank of Charleston
Harrison
Gilmore
Surrey
County of
Cat Clare
Virginian Joint ‘Stock Land Bank OF
Colds That Hang On Prompt Quick Fight With Creomulsion
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a seven help remedy for lingering coughs and colds. It claims powerful but harmless relief with no narcotics and offers a money refund if symptoms are not relieved. A Hi Ho Say: We hate tia line is quoted from Chinatown content.
Conservation booklets spread through Michigan schools
Michigan schools embrace conservation education with the booklet Three Boys Go Camping reaching about 60,000 sixth graders. A teacher manual Exploring Michigan's Resources in the Junior High School Classroom has been distributed to 6,500 teachers. The materials come from the Department of Public Instruction and the Department of Conservation without charge.
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Michigan
Department of Conservation
Michigan Department of Public Instruction
Department of Public Instruction
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Tia
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England and
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Bowler & Bowler Attorneys
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McEwan Street
Clare,’ Mich
B. Wood
City Hall
Mich
K. Hammerberg
Dr. Clute
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
B. J. Sanford
McEwan St. Clare
F. G. Slattery
Massell Brock
Clare County General Hospital
U. S. 10
Phong
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tatman
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
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H. R. Hess
Osteopathic
Doherty
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Clare Hospital
James A. Reeder
Clare Sentinel
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