Fishing and social notes from Cranberry Lake area
Correspondence from Lake area describes Graham from Wood’s store in Gilmore praising a thirteen pike catch on Cranberry. It mentions Journal members and locals like Joe Crawford, Anna Oman, Grace Austin, Wayne, and Harry Spence with various visits, fishing trips, and a large six pound perch carried home by Pearl Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Wood
Gilmore
Joe Crawford
Avaltt
Midland
Lake
Cranberry Lake
Anna Oman
Detroit
Grace Austin
Mr. Oman
Mr. Wayne
Mr. Holmes
Harry Spence
Heart
Mr. Cosgrove
Clara
Clare
Geo. Scott
Grant McLane
Pearl Scott
End of Week Farm News From South West Gilmore
Alger lost a beat cow last week. A 4 box social at the Christian church raised funds for the Endeavor Society. Mrs. Jay Burgess sold her farm. L. McAlvey rented the Sam Nichols farm for the year. Foell will again teach school. Local residents show health improvements after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Alger
Christian Church
Endeavor Society
Jay Burgess
L. McAlvey
Sam Nichols
Foell
Windover and Clare Weekend Greetings and Meeting
Mrs Oliver Campbell spent the weekend in Clare. Grover Updyke of Temple called at O Delling's last Sunday. Mrs Cora Austin and son Thomas visited our school last Friday. Mr and Mrs William Deitz welcomed a baby boy born February 8 named William Thomas. Thomas Nichols from the Clear Creek Ranch was a Clare caller last Saturday. An all day meeting at the town hall is planned for Saturday February 24 with Mr Coon of Roscommon speaking on Grange Farm Insurance. A free chicken dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Campbell
Clare
Grover Updyke
Temple
O. Delling
Cora Austin
Thomas
Norway Lake
Wm. Deitz
Clarice Barlow
William Thomas
Thomas Nichols
Clear Creek Ranch
Coon
Roscommon
Grange Farm Insurance
Myers Corners Clan News and Weekend Visits
The Myers family reports several weekend visits and health notes. Mrs. Chag Gerber is improving. Ralph Myers and John Albertson head to Lansing seeking work. The Arthur Center Aid elected officers and set a March 28 gathering with Mrs. W. E. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wood
Gladys Myers
Florin Orvis
8. A. Leitrar
Chag. Gerber
Arthur Center Aid
B. Orvis
W. E. Myers
Freemen O L Carpenter Returns to Activity at South West
South West Freeman notes O L Carpenter has recovered from a week or ten days illness and can be out again. Windover Grange drew a slim crowd but held a good meeting and plans a special session Saturday February 24 with Brother Quon of Grange Mutual Insurance Co attending. Wary sisters promise mashed taters and chicken fixins for dinner. John Gaffney is releasing a buzz pile. M W Finch and nephew Paul were seen on the boulevard. The piece forecasts winter weather with a potential night melt and a windy following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Carpenter
Windover Grange
Brother Quon
Grange Mutual Insurance Co
Worthy
John Gaffney
M. W. Finch
Paul
Community Notes From Carey Corner Page
Careful rotation of visits and social calls described at Carey. Albert Reed family joined Rev. and Mrs. Leesh for Sunday afternoon. Herrick school children celebrated Beulah’s birthday at John Smith home with Mrs. Babcock and others. Lilian Badgley listed as sick. Oliford Alger returned to work for John Roe Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reed
Leesh
H. Sanborn
Fred Babcock
Herrick School
John Smith
Miss Beulah
Amos Worden
Frank Lamphere
Vera
Quick
Mabel Leosh
Lilian Badgley
Oliford Alger
John Roe
Community Notes and Family Updates
Randall reports last week too late. Mrs Charles Grover and families spent Sunday with daughter Les. Hostess Club will meet next week Wednesday with Mrs Herb Gilmore. Frieda Garchow and her niece Freda June Krell visited family in Saginaw. Osrl Michael and Forrest Gueet both ill. Gueet returned from Lansing due to his wife’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Grover
Joe Wilson
Les
Herb Gilmore
Forrest Gueat
Tatman
Atore
Frieda ‘Garchow
Httle
Freda June Krell
William
Garchow
Saginaw
Osrl
Michael
Forrest Gueet
Lansing
Dover township notes include injuries and parish visits
Lyle Bond, six, broke his right leg above the knee after school. Dr. Clute reports improvement. Visitors: Peany Dunlay, Charles Fitzpatrick. Ladies Aid to meet at Ed San’s home February 28 with a 15 cent dinner. Victor Birdsall carried revivals, Allen Henderson ill with flu. Mrs Boots and Weldon family sick. Town boasts of a general store, blacksmith, cidar presses, church, school, hall, and friendly farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Bond
Floyd Allen
Clute
Peany Dunlay
Charles Fitzpatrick
Josh Mizer
Ladies Aid
San
Victor Birdsall
Brown
Alen Henderson
Wm. Henderson
Peter Boots
Wm. Weldon
John
Dover
Brown Corners Local Notes and Weather Quips
A late February temper fluctuates with hints of May as residents remark on flirtatious month traits. Elder Clapp of Harrison visits, and snowplows keep streets passable despite severe conditions. A farmer named Tony frees a horse from trouble, a school closes for illness, and a letter from Galifornia mentions Pantha in the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Clapp
Harrison
Tony Freed
Joode
Piand Ib
Galifordia
Panta
Oyster Supper Delights Town Ladies Aid Receives $20
The Ladies Aid held a Friday oyster supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sunday drawing sixty guests. The event featured ample oysters and soup, games and a fish pond. Silk quilt top by Mrs. Ellen Garver and a silk velvet sofa cushion were auctioned. Mrs. L. W. Snouday won the cushion and K. W. Sunday won the quilt. The gathering raised over $20 and praised as a royal entertainment by the Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sunday
Ellen Garver
L. W. Snouday
K. W. Sunday
Fred Hudson
Valentine
Mharrison
Abraham Lincoln
Petar the Great
Stop Your Coughs Before They Become Serious
An advertisement warns that neglected colds can lead to influenza grippe asthma and bronchitis. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as quick relief for coughs colds croup and bronchial trouble and notes it as the largest selling cough medicine in the world sold by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare
Wm. Burston
Farwell
Ade
Local Notices Patchwork Across Communities
Grandma Dixon is very poorly this week while Jane Badgley recovered from the grip. Beulah Lamphere and Mrs W Marlin assist Mrs Lloyd Eberhart and her little son. Arlo Walter travels from Washington DC to Hampton Roads. I N Lansing hosts Helping Hand Society with about forty members electing I N Lanning president and Babcock and Lamphere officers. Art Badgley reunion trip to Flint and Saginaw followed by a church and Sunday School gathering amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Dixon
Jane Badgley
Beulah Lamphere
W. Marlin
Lloyd Eberhart
Herman Leichti
Lansing
Arlo Walter
Washington, D. C
Hampton Road
Virginia
I. N. Lansing
Helping Hand Society
I. N. Lanning
Fred Babcock
Frank Lamphere
Clyde Allen
Art Badley
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad Request
Advertisement instructs readers to mail in a slip with name and address to Foley & Co to receive a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets, sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and Wm Barston Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Floyd. Kirkpatrick Clare
Wm. Barston, Farwell
Classified liners next week promise value with low cost
Short note urges trying classified liners next week to gain exposure at low expense. It emphasizes cost effectiveness and broad reach for notices and ads. The message invites readers to consider affordable promotional options through the paper's classified section.
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Andrus & Feighner, Publishers
Michigan
Canada
Sinelé Copias
Clare Ng
Uixplay
THE
Sentinel
Dorsey
Clare Sentinel
American Press’ Association
New York
Genuine & A
Bull Durham Tobacco
A. N. Friz
Miles
Drugaist
Michigan. EE
Myers Corners
South West Freeman
Carey
Randall
Herrick
Flint
Badgley
Theodore Merribew
Wellman
Mother
Grandma
Perkins
Tom
Clare Quality Bakery
W. H. Stemple
Prop
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