Woman's Missionary Society Plans March Meeting
Correspondence from East County Line reports the next Woman's Missionary Society meeting set for March 4 at Mrs. 5 Labourers home. Mrs. Aubery Chatterton remains ill but improves slowly. Alice Codling avoids mastoid operation. Jessie Goodwin suffers heart trouble. Mrs. Geo Rice writes of son Howard having toenail removal at Ann Arbor and upcoming head surgery for past injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Aubery Chatterton
George .Codling
Bay City
Alice
Jessie Goodwin
Geo. Rice
Howard
Ann Arbor
Local Lake News Briefs From Friday to Tuesday
Lewis Petterson heads to Farwell Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Harry Boucher and Will Mahan. Mr and Mrs George Scott and family visit Clare on Tuesday. The Smalley family hosts the Scotts in Clare on Wednesday. L J Martin drives Al Tryon Jr and D Scott to Bay City for hospital operations. Alfred Peterson Lorenzo Martin and Charles Harold McGrain of Saginaw visit relatives here all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Petterson
Farwell
Harry Boucher
Will Mahan
Clare
George Scott
Bred Smalley
L. J. Martin
al. Tryon, Jr
D. Scott
Bay City
Alfred Peterson
Lorenzo Martin
Charles
Harold McGrain
Saginaw
Owls Club Seeks Masked Friday Party Attendance
Members of the Owls club are urged to attend a masquerade party this Saturday evening. The notice warns attendees to wear masks or face fines and states the event is for club members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shooks
Clare
The
Owls
Mask
Ladies Aid Meeting Hindered by Bad Roads Notes
Brush College reports a small Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Gieger due to poor roads. It notes upcoming visit with Mrs Hunice Ottgen and J C Newman to Estelle Leitner's Cornwell farm over Sunday. Also mentions visits to Orle Sommers near Farwell and a birth of Ruth Julian to Mr and Mrs Ralph Heller. Leo Coats underwent appendicitis surgery in Mt Pleasant and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Gieger
Hunice Ottgen
J. C. Newman
Estelle Leitner
Cornwell
Chas
Ruby
Mary
Orle Sommers
Farwell
Ocie
Frank Sanders
Ralph Heller
Ruth Julian
Leo Coats
Mt. Pleasant
Floyd Allen Finds Nest in Grain Separator Purchase
Floyd Allen bought a grain separator and plans to use its wheels for a gravel screen he is building. He says the purchase was worth it after finding an old hens nest with ancient eggs inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Allen
Floyd
Sunday Visits and Local Happenings Report
My and Mrs Chas Fitzpatrick and daughter Osie spent Sunday with Mrs Fitzpatricks parents Mr and Mrs Hod Dy singers at the Brown Come to Sunday school next Sunday and hear something good Preaching in the evening Again we are thankful for warm sunshine and pleasant weather George Wilcox went to Ann Arbor University hospital for physical examination and treatment We hope his trouble will be located and he will soon be sent home a well man Mr and Mrs George Hilborn of West Branch visited at Arm Allens Sunday Floyd Weaver returned to Ann Arbor hospital where he expects to undergo an operation soon Ross Dysinger built a new truck It is a dandy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Osie
George Hilborn
West Branch
Arm Allen
Floyd Weaver
Ann Arbor
Ross Dysinger
Local Social Notes from Southeast Sheridan
A Valenting party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Coe last Friday evening. Various visitors including Mr and Mrs HH Ramey from Clare called on relatives and neighbors over the weekend. Ole Larson and family spent time in Pontiac and Vernon visits were made by Mrs C Stoy. Levi Priest hosted weekly gatherings every Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coe
HH Ramey
Clare
Frank Loomis
Jay Clute
Colonville
Elmer Clute
Harrison
Milberry
Langin
Ole Larson
Pontiac
C. Stoy
Vernon
Cooper
Alma
Jobe Randle
Levi Priest
Primley
George Strachan, Jr
Barwell
Eva Sanford
Houghton
Lake
Tressa
Mary
Freda
Farwell
Bernard
Houghton Lake
Rolla
Mary A. Kellogg
Kalamazoo
Wixon
Gilmore
Whitney
Mathodist Church
M. F. Nash
Gibmore
Fred Sanford
Bernard Parks
Cedar swamps visit and local society notes in Colonville
Henry Heirholzer and Frank Thomp son returned from cedar swamp work near Houghton. Ladies Aid at A. D. Hampton’s drew a good crowd, next meeting with Mrs. Frank Walters on February 26. Many brief visits and community notices between Colonville residents and Clare, Sag inaw, and S. BH Sheridan. A fire incident at Walters’ house was quickly controlled with neighbor help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heirholzer
Frank Thompson
Cedar Swamps
Houghton
A. D. Hampton
Frank Walters
Allen Gerow
Clare
J. Bodkins
Colonville
A. N. Friz
Jay Clute
Wm. Langin
S. BH. Sheridan
Community Notes From Local Families And Events
Randall family hosts dress up party as K of P event unfolds. St Cecelia church members haul stone for new church. Grover called to Saginaw for a ill relative. Bleise family visits with Gibis and Aldis. Box social at Charles Kurtz draws strong turnout. Garshow and Yager visit near Herrick. Walter with Albert Garshow. Detroit visitor John Larmon Sr. spends weekend with kin. Edd Magnus family visits sister Minnie. Larmon couple welcome baby Theodore Byron born Feb 13. mother and babe well. Will Bowler visits sister. Larmon called to Saginaw for ill brother in law Fleger. Mrs George Gibis visits Clare acquaintance. Dorothy Larmon ill. Frank Mitchell visits mother Ripenbure. Neighbors gather for Lester Wager concert. he is blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Gibis
Lawrence
Helen Gibis
K. of P
St. Cecelia
Charles
Grover
Saginaw
Joe Bleise
Aldis Gibis
Charles Kurtz
Albert Garshow
Walter
Art Yager
Herrick
John Larmon, Jr
Detroit
Edd Magnus
Minnie
Larmon
Herbert
Theodore ‘Byron
Babe
Will Bowler
John Larmor
Fleger
George, Gibis
War- Ten
Clare
Dorothy Larmon
Frank Mitchell
Ripenbure
Bret
Lester Wager
Hastings visitors and hay hauling to Cornwell ranch
W Sunday of Hastings visited the area with his son Harold last week. Ernest Green and Wilbur Lower were busy hauling hay to the Cornwell ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L “W. Sunday
Hastings
Harold
Ernest Green
Wilbur Lower
Cornwell Ranch
Local Gossip From Ford Area Reflects Social Happenings
Distilled notes report Sunday visits among Ford residents including Harbatar and Miss Henselman, Baker from Detroit visiting relatives, and Miss Tew entertaining pupils with a Valentine box. A rain scene and a barn fire ending with a humorous line conclude the fragmentary item.
Hinkleville Community Notes and Local Tales
Sunday weather, mail carrier back on the road, and visitors from Alma Clare Rosebush and beyond. Local life features language notes, trade talk, field work, and a lively Young People's club party with playful banter and a midwestern rural social scene.
Catholic Mass At 10 Oclock Led By Rev George Flanagan
Catholic Mass scheduled at 10:00 a m conducted by Pastor Rev George Flanagan with parishioners expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Flanagan
Baptist Church Service Schedule Highlights Milberry Era
Rev C B Milberry presides morning worship at 10 00 with sermon by pastor Bible school at 11 30 led by Mrs Harry Terwilliger superintendent Evening program includes Baptist Young Peoples Union at 6 00 and grelock-evening service Prayer meeting at the parsonage Wednesday at 7 30 Notes indicate classes for all and weekly activities at the 7700 address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
C. B. Milberry
Bermon
Bible School
Harry Terwilliger
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Grelock
Congregational Church Morning Worship and Evening Service
Rev HL B Johnson preaches on The reality of good and evil at 10 15 a m. Sunday School led by Mrs Alex McKinnon at 11 80. Christian Endeavor at 6 00 p m. Evening service at 7 00 p m includes special music and a sermon by the pastor on Money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. B. Johnson
Alex McKinnon
Christian Endeavor
Leonard C Bernthal Pastor Events Schedule
Leonard C Bernthal pastor listed with Confirmation School sessions on February 21 and March 7 at 1:00 PM. English services February 22 at 10:00 AM and March 5 7:30 PM first Lenten service. German services March 8 at 10:00 AM.
Free Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
Free Methodist J A Hanes and Gilmore F M Church announce Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. services, class meetings at 11:00 a.m., youth and children sessions at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Garshaw, evening Bible study 7:00 p.m. Tuesday home meeting, prayer meeting Thursday at the church. WEIDMAN F M Church lists 3:00 p.m. preaching. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hanes
William Garshaw
South
J. A. Allen
Gilmore F. M
Weidman F. M
Church of God or Saints Primley Service Schedule
Primley pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m. preaching at 11:00 a m. Sunday evening service at 7:30 p m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 p m. Topic Christ as a Missionary with special missionary speaker and singers.
Wilson School House Sunday Activities Update
Sunday School at Wilson School House reports 30 attendees. Preaching at 2 30. Prayer meeting to be held at the home of Mrs Maude Parish.
S. E. Sheridan Service Schedule at Priests Home
The notice states S. E. Sheridan holds services every Tuesday evening at the home of Levi Priests, outlining a weekly gathering at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Sheridan
Levi
Methodist Church Schedule at Clare on Seventh Street
At 107 East 7th Street Clare Edward T. Smith pastor conducts class at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 a m with sermon Half-heartedness Sunday School at 11 16 a m led by Mrs W A Lampman Epworth League at 6 p m preaching again at 7 p m sermon The Call for More Light Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 7Th Street
Clare
Edward T. Smith
W. A. Lampman
Epworth League
Sunday School and church services at o o Herrick
The pastor reports the largest morning congregation since September and growing evening attendance. Two young people have joined in worship, boosting both services. Preaching at 2 30 p m sun time. Come again next Sunday for the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Sunday School
Grain and Dairy Prices Quoted in Thursday Columns
Market index style note listing beans wheat corn oats barley and dairy prices with quotations from Clare Hlevster Clare Olty Geo Goodenough and I w Jackson Hoga. Prices shown include per owt and other units with multiple figures such as 1.76 1.70 1.20 4a 1.65 1% 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sconevesene Bae
Clare Olty
Farwell Community Notes and Local Obituary
Community updates from Farwell include church activities at Pere Marquette, Sunday school, and youth meetings. Several residents, including John Frizzell and Cy Winchell, are mentioned with travel and family visits, plus a note on a Memorial Service for Mrs. Susan Honeywell and a funeral at the Methodist church for a young local woman aged twenty four.
Mrs Charles Whitney Dora Anna Parks Biography Note
Dora Anna Parks of Harrison Michigan born August 12 1900. She married Charles Randolph Whitney of Worcester Massachusetts on June 24 1919 after meeting in Lansing. The couple lived in Racine Wisconsin before her illness and spent extended periods in hospitals and a sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Anna Parks
Harrison
Michigan
Charles Randolph Whitney
Worchester
Massachusetts
Lansing
Rachine
Wisconsin
Sunny Rest
Racine
Worcester
Mass
Goitre Removed by Pontiac Engineer Advise
Roy Crawford of Pontiac Michigan credits a health tonic with enabling him to work 40 days after years of illness. He describes choking dizziness nervousness and earlier belief in surgery as relief. The Sorbol Quadrupia product is advertised with local and company contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Roy Crawford
Summit Ave
Michigan
W. J. Vance
Valley Park
Crawford
All
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Farwell Shipping Association Shifts Stock to Market
Farwell Shipping Association loaded and shipped one car of good stock on February 17 1925. Market quotations from that date show dry feed steers at 8.00 to 8.75 dollars, heifers 7.50 to 9.00, light butchers 5.50 to 6.75, best cows 5.00 to 6.00, butcher cows 3.75, calves tops 15.00, medium 11.50 to 14.00, lambs tops 17.50, medium 16.00, light workers 120 pounds up 18.50, pigs 9.75, roughs 3.75. Instructions for next ship include listing stock by March 10 1925 and placing stock by the prior Saturday. Contact CG L Brasington manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. L. Brasington
Parnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
East County
Lake News
Brush College
Dover News
Fleming
Fleming Shoe CO
Davys’ Store
Rydes
White House
Sheridan
Randall
Ford
Hall
Traverse ‘City
Thurlow
Comer
Brand
Miller ‘Bros
Oren
Loren
Réy
Clair
Philip Hildebrandt
David Harper
Husband
New York
Shine
Vera May Kratz
Frances Anderson
William Hawkins
Crow
Bill Hawk
Bill
Eugene Hudson
Rosebush
Hinkleville
Dobbin
Allen’s Hill
Jimmie
Henry Kraatz
Henry
Nix
Albert
Young People’s Club
John Sparkel
Pedro
London
Bob
Fannie
Dorothy
Basil
Jeanetta
Hazel
Frank
Isabella
Hawk
Jack
Laurie
Chucely
Lutheran
Leonard’ C, Bernthal
McEwan
Church OF God OR Saints
Fred
Clare Hlevster ‘Co
Rey
Geo
Goodenough
Jackson Hoga
Ionaweoateus
Ood
Wasebnenone
Det “Hwag Mee
Ann’ Arbor
Pere Marouet TE
Hastra Weatt
Amy
M.“F
Nash
Young ‘People’s Meeting
Bingham
Lillie Clock
John. Frizzell
Kurz
James Frizzell
Jackson
Martha
Fuller
Cy Winchell
Grand Rapids
Nelson
Frank Littlefield
St. Clair
L. Wood
Win
Clayton
Thomas McGuire
Aid Society
C. E. Bingham
Chas. Whitney
Flint
Marion
Waterloo
Frank Putman
Grandma Putman
Floyd Fair
T. B. Fair
Bertie Graham
James Davison
Samaritan Hospital
Davison
Reo
Victor
New York City
Burstén
New
Woman’s Relief Corps
Susan Honeywell
W. R. C. Hall
Charles Whitney
Goitre
Farwell Shipping Association
Col. Brasington
Farwell, “Miehivean
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!