Homecoming Dreams and a Sapphire Bracelet
Paul returns to Hamstead after New York with a sapphire bracelet for Mary but learns of Mary’s long strain and her move to Boston. Seth reveals Mary’s feeling for Paul faded by time and a prior engagement with architect Mr Hamlin, hinting at distance or heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Paul
Lady Blanche’ Farm
Hamstead
Blanche
Violet
Ters
Seth
Jane
Rosalie
Austin
Lady Blanche Farn
New York
Mary
Sylvia
Algy
Pan
Geddap
King
Boston
Lannah Adams
Moses
Laura
Myra
Wallacetown
Absent Consent and Lost Paradise Echo in Night
A narrative scene follows a boy named Paut stepping outside late at night to ponder his past actions and longing for approval. The tone mirrors biblical guilt as Adam confronts Eden’s gate and the possibility of redemption after a loss of Paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
Godfrey
Paut
Adam
Eden
Paradise
A Boston Couple Debates Bills and Suite Life
In a Boston apartment Blanche frets over rising bills while Philip insists they can manage, recalling a recent trip and promising patience. Paul, Blanche’s brother, arrives and plans to visit Mary, who has thrived in New York society.
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Buy American Miss Carbery Visits Local School Daily
Miss Carbery visits the school daily and is enjoyed by pupils. Mortal Dean weighed ten pounds at birth and stays with Mr and Mrs Arthur Philips. Mrs A D Hampton cares for Mrs Philips and baby. Patricia Clute Tita Kistler and others visited Clare area hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carbery
Arthur Philips
A. D. Hampton
Philips
Patricia Clute
Tita
Kistler
Carl Kistler
Clare
Jay Clute
Abscess in Mrs Reynolds and local woodcutting bee
Mrs Henry Reynolds suffers a finger abscess as neighbors hold a woodcutting bee to help Nelson Tiedeman who is unable to work. James Allen from Farwell visits relatives, and Sam Cohom aids Tiedeman. Families from Sag inaw and Hinkleville visit the Madison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Reynolds
Nelson Tiedeman
James Allen
Farwell
Walter Smith
Sam Cohom
Levi Cradit
Raymond
Saginaw
John
Local Notes Mark Flurry Of Snow And Ills
Gester Craven returns to Carp Lake after visiting relatives. The Frees and Gibbs families hosted company, while Frees attended business at Hight Point Lake. George Wentworth reports losses of pigs during the spell. Basil Miles worked for Gorden Ripenburg. Mrs. Martha Birdsall visits son Oliver. Mrs. Lena Frees hears of Mrs. Clark’s improving flu condition near Dover. Rudy Cotton calls on the Frees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gester Craven
Carp Lake
Gerome Frees
George Gibbs
Hight Point Lake
George Wentworth
Basil Miles
Farwell
Gorden Ripenburg
Martha J. Birdsall
Riverdale
Oliver Birdsall
Lena Frees
William Clark
Dover
Rudy Cotton
Mt. Pleasant
Dover Church Echoes Social Ties and Cold Weather turnout
The Dover notes list sick residents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boots Frank Weaver and Joan Allen. Vernon visitors Leo Smock and family visited Mrs. Josh Miger and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magnus called on Floyd Allen. A good Tabernacle crowd despite cold weather with a solo by Virginia Friz. Services planned for next Sunday at 3 00. Patricia Clute guest of Krell girls. Bryan Miller visited Boots home. Mrs. Ross Dysinger visited Gerald Myers home. Ethel Dysinger returned home from time with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Boots
Frank Weaver
Joan Allen
Leo Smock
Vernon
Tabernacle
Josh Miger
Edward Magnus
Floyd Allen
Virginia Friz
Clare
Patricia Clute
Colonville
Krell Girls
Bryan Miller
Boots Home
Ross Dysinger
Gerald Myers
Ethel Dysinger
Lake George Resort News Roundup
Residents and visitors listed include James Morgan from Port Huron visiting his grandmother, William Rushtorfer from Detroit at his cottage, and Jesse Lamphere heading to Clare. Weather turns cold with frost in cellars. some workers return from a weather related strike. household incidents noted with a stove and ice cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morgan
Port Huron
Wm. Rushtorfer
Detroit
Jesse Lamphere
Clare
Don Luce
Stirling Curtis
Henry Wellman
Frank Manning
Wsther
Esther
Edd Delling
Frank Thilly
Russell Kress
John Frisbey
Frank
Hemlock town traveler notices drift delays and rail return
The report notes Hatton and Roy's passenger train facing drift delays last week with the eleven o'clock trip nearly late but returning to schedule this week. It mentions Dave, Jake, and Hemlock as local references in the summer refreshment context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Magnus
Hatton
Dave
Hemlock
Jake
Roy
Tour
Local family visits linger as flu sweeps through town
Mr and Mrs Wm Abbott of Mushing visited with his sister Mrs WF Acre Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon and their baby visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs H CG Mickle at Dover. We note Mr Mickle is poorly and wish for his speedy recovery. The old flu is busy, and the groundhog’s shadow hints at six more weeks of cold. Milo Robinett of the Hardwood and Vane Mickle of Dover visited with their grandma Aere and her son Vernell Mickle Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Abbott
Mushing
Acre
Glenn
Gordon
Baby
H. CG. Mickle
Dover
Mickle
Milo Robinett
Hardwood
Vane Mickle
Aere
Vernell Mickle
Windover Lake Local Visitors and Snow Drift Notes
Glenn Harris a Clare caller Thursday. Mt. Pleasant’s EB Van Horn visited Friday. Bert Walker and Gaylord Gallaway came to Clare Tuesday. Robert Sterling and W F Finch of Farwell were Windover callers Friday. Charlie Calkins of ake George fished Windover Saturday. N H Smith to Clare last Friday. Snow plow passed Friday with drifting in places. BEF Achard Ottawa and Eugene Kantzler Saginaw were Sunday callers at Frank Watson and John Burns homes. Lucile Brooks to Lake Thurs. Some neighbors plan ice on Windover Jake this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Harris
Clare
A. EB. van Horn
Mt. Pleasant
Bert Walker
Gaylord Gallaway
Robert Sterling
W. F. Finch
Farwell
Charlie Calkins
Ake George
N. H. Smith
BE. F. Achard
Ottawa
Eugene Kantzler
Saginaw
Frank Watson
John Burns
Lucile Brooks
Jake
Students miss classes due to cold weather and snow
A large number of pupils were absent last week because of cold weather. Third graders make booklets on The Life of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Fourth and fifth grades described animals plants and birds. There was no school Friday due to the cold and deep snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Local News Highlights From Marine City Area
Mr and Mrs Alfred Raymond returned to their home near Marine City Monday with Mrs J Raymond accompanying. Mr and Mrs Lester Allen welcomed a baby girl. Meetings ended Sunday with progress. Rev Hendrich plans future services at Elm Grove and Colonville churches. Mr and Mrs Oscar Rulapaugh visited Ernest Kleiner. two young missionary women shared in Sunday service and plan to depart for China once arrangements finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Raymond
Marine City
J. Raymond
Lester Allen
Hendrich
Elm Grove
Colonville
Oscar Rulapaugh
Ernest Kleiner
China
Woman Promises Fat Loss With Kruschen Salts
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe easy weight loss method. It claims fat loss of 20 pounds in three weeks with a morning dose in hot water, noting improved energy and skin, plus a money back guarantee if not convinced. It notes availability through Mrs A B Mussell and leading druggists with a low cost and safety promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esbergy
Mussell
America
Orvis Receives State Hospital Eye Treatment
Bert Orvis is at the State hospital for treatment of his eyes after long standing trouble. J B Allen and Audrey Smith visit Mrs Allen in Saginaw who is facing an operation this week. Clarence Bay family visit Jay and Mrs Allen’s home this Sunday. Mack Leith and son Forest haul gravel for Orville Vandewarker to lay a foundation for a new barn on the Vandewarker farm this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Bert Orvis
State Hospital
Mr. Orvis
J. B. Allen
Audrey Smith
Saginaw
Haple
Mack Leith and Son Forest
Orville Vandewarker
Vandewarker
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Abe
Chaffee’s
Philip
Hehdy
Ton
Christ
Moores Crossing
Dover News
Lake George Resort
Windover Lake
Thayer Brothers
West Fourth St
Clare, Michigan
Clare Machine Co
Clare Camp
Michigan Bell
Doctor
Vyee
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