Local Notes From Hersevill E B F Giers and Town
Harvesville residents Mrs Harold Horton and family visited EB F Giers and Andrew Keysor Monday. Peter White of the east of Margeville store died Monday with funeral Wednesday. Pupils enjoyed at school with a Valentine box social Thursday. Horton family took a fishing trip Wednesday. Tris Matthews Shirley Peck and Limer Keysor away ill. Chas Manwarring helped Cliftora Price fetch wood. John Blubaker census of the unemployed Monday in neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horton
Gladwin
F. Giers
Adrew
Keysor
Peter White
Margeville
Valentine Box
Tris Matthews
Shirley Peck
Limer Keysor
Chas
Cliftora Price
John Blubaker
Hatton Sorrow As Mrs. M Durfee Passes
Hatton mourns the death of longtime resident Mrs M Durfee with funeral services from her home and burial in Hatton cemetery. Roy Burton dies at his brother Gene Burton's home. sympathy extends through the community. Local families, visits, and weekend gatherings are noted among residents including Shelley Burton in Pontiac and Detroit visitor W B Stephison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
M. Durfee
Roy Burton
Gene
Mack Harvey
Baby
June
C. J Harvey
Shelley Burton
Pontiac
C.J. Harvey
C. J. Harvey
Mack and Corzine
Gene Burton
Silas Brown
W. B. Stephison
Detroit
Roy Green
M. Harvey
Social Calls Circle Southeast Sheridan Families
Southeast Sheridan residents report visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Davis called on the Thompsons. Norman Densmore and grandson visited John Densmore and family. Gerald Macklem visited Mrs Densmore. Don Cobleigh of Vernon spent Sunday with Frank Loomis Rome. Billy Loomis stayed at Hzra Cobleigh’s Vernon home. Mrs. R Schaar and Lucille dined with sister Mrs. Carl Cotton. Mrs Elton Geiger of Bard visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Livingston Thursday afternoon. Clarence Randall and wife called on his mother and brothers Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Robert Thompson
Norman Densmore
John Densmore
Gerald Macklem
J. Densmore
Don Cobleigh
Vernon
Frank Loomis
Rome
Billy Loomis
Hzra Cobleigh
R. Schaar
Lucille
Carl Cotton
Elton Geiger
Bard
John Livingston
Clarence Randall
Dover News Roundup of Local Visits and Socials
Mrs. Dorothy Allen visits her son Everett and family in Dover. Mrs. Fitzpatrick visits her mother. Mrs. Dellar hosts a Valentine party at the school with jello, cake, and cookies. R McIntyre Floyd Allen and Lyle Allen travel to West Branch. Ray Houghton visits Ed Magnus home. Mr and Mrs Henderson of Morrison visit relatives here and Brown. Funeral of the late Thomas Hutchinson attended. Gerald Myers and Ross Dysinger from Flint visit. Dysinger’s daughter Mrs Morris Johnson stays with the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Allen
Everett
Brown
McIntyre
Blunt
Dover
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Dellar
R. McIntyre
Floyd Allen
Lyle Allen
West Branch
Ray Houghton
Ed. Magnus Home Sun May Evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henderson
Morrison
Thomas Hutchinson
Gerald Myers
Ross Dysinger
Flint
School Notes and Valentine Party at Local School
The page reports a school note about a new thermometer from the Tuberculosis Association for Christmas sale. It mentions fourth sixth and eighth grades spelling on Friday afternoon and Walter Dysinger staying home with mumps. It notes a Valentine party last week and improved attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tuberculosis Association
Walter Dysinger
Valentine
Advance Grange meeting notes and community brief
The Advance Grange meeting at the Grange hall drew 29 members. Ronald Langworthy won the sugar lucky number. Norma Carrow and Ronald Langworthy lead attendance efforts. Several members visited relatives and neighbors and the Ladies Aid held a session with a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Davis
Wood
Extension Club
Edith Allen
Clarence Jordan
Louis Fancon
Saginaw
Stanley Schunk
Sarah Schunk
John Hartman
Ronald Langworthy
Harry Fancon
Horace
Beaverton
Norma Carrow
George Koch
Clair Strouse
Louie Fancon
Jessie Davis
Central Gilmore Church and Community Notices
Central Gilmore notes a Sunday program with services and meetings at 10:00 a.m. and 8:45 p.m. Pastor Harl E Vayette leads the church. Obituaries for Thomas McGuire of Farwell and Mary Wixon are reported with condolences offered. Community items mention attendance, visits, sales, and local hospitalizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Church of Christ
C. E. Young Peoples Meeting
Harl Vayette
Harl E. Vayette
Brown Corners Community Notices and Sympathy
The Brown Corners column extends condolences to Mrs. Thos Hutchinson and relatives. Community members visit Mrs H Dy Singer, share a potluck, or tie comforters for Mrs Birdsall. Visits include Mr and Mrs Will Denne of Saginaw to Clare and Mt Pleasant surgery news about Mrs Arthur Lotver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Hutchinson
H. Dy- Singer
Clare
Arthur Lotver
Mt. Pleasant
Verett Allens
Frank Nash
Clair Coulter
Frances
John Coulter
Harvey
Armentrodt
Local residents visit and call on neighbors in Sag inaw area
Shoppers Friday and various residents including Rev Hendrich and wife Mr and Mrs Hyerett Alien and family plus Mrs Blinco Mrs Vera Grumbley and children visited homes of Gordon Hartman G Reynolds and Hartman. They called in a social week ending with Sunday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs
Saginaw
Vera Grumbley
Gordon and Hartman
Freeman Family Attends Cadillac Wedding
Arthur Hansen and family traveled to Cadillac on Saturday for the wedding of her brother William Batzer to Lenoir Mellinger. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Hansen. Mrs Batzer of South Boardman returned with them for a week. Several local residents visited, and the upper grades rehearse Pirates and Pearls for a March 1 shadow box social at Doc and Tom school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hansen
Cadillac
Wm. Batzer
Lenoir Mellinger
Hansen
Wm Batzer
South Boardman
Clifford Darnell
Marie VanOrder
Lansing
Elton Darnell
Alice Shinabarger
Opal Davidsom
Brinton
Henry
Stalling
Carl Redabaugh
John Gaffney
Lake George
Elmer Schofield
Farwell
Doc and Tom
Shadow Box
Adv
Roy Burton Rites and Local Notices Parade
Roy Burton 38 invalid son of Mr and Mrs Norman Burton died at his brother A E Burton home last Friday Rev S Pendleton Beaverton officiated Monday service and burial at Coleman Hatton cemetery. Mrs C Durfee funeral Monday at Hatton cemetery Rev Chas Kjeinhardt officiated family extends sympathy. Earl Brockway Pontiac visited, Shelly Burton Pontiac attended Roy burial. Bertha Burton Loomis visiting relatives. Floyd Squires Clare. Home Economics group met with Mrs Leo Heintz. Jos Coats visiting daughter Mrs Wm Grino. Oran Burton Flint attended Roy Burton funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burton
Norman Burton
A. E. Burton
Houston
Coleman
Rev. S. Pendleton
Beaverton
at _Coleman
Hatton
C. Durfee
Chas. Kjeinhardt
Earl Brockway
Pontiac
H. R. Brockway
Shelly Burton
Bertha Burton
Loomis
Floyd Squires
Clare
Leo Heintz
Jos Coats
Wm. Grino
Claire Johnson
Claire Johnson and Family and‘ Oran Burton
Flint
Funeral Attendant List Noted. Local Visits Recorded
Hinkville residents accompanied by Vernon and Clare guests attended the funeral of A A Border. Local movements include dental work in Clare, supper guests from Sag inaw, and visits among families in Clare Rosebush Brush College Gladwin Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw. A school pot luck on Valentine day featured a candy box gift to May Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Border
James Sherman
Vernon
A. A. Border
Bruce Gingery
Gingery
Clare
Frank Sauve
Saginaw
Wim. Hawking
Vern .Moline
Calkins
Wim. Calkins
Rosebush
Louis Finch
Maple Grove
F. Hinkle
Volney Davis
George Codling
Gladwin
Hazel Milkie
Brush College
Clifford Metéalf
CCE
Camp Harrison
Guy Murray
Glenn Gorr
Mt. Pleasant
Jerry Koontz
Fameily
Miay Hale
Lake George Resort Notes Airborne Flu and Visitors
Resort news from Lake George reports Wm Kube ill with the flu but improving. Mrs Abe Snyder, Esther Dunkle, and others attend weekly recreation parties. A newborn girl, Emily Jean, arrives to Mr and Mrs M McQuistion. Neighbors, Dr A H Robertson and Mr McAlonan visit, while county residents haul sawdust through the area.
Eight Point Lake Social Recap At Walter Hughes
Saturday evening party at Walter Hughes featured cards and dancing and left attendees well entertained. Mrs. Nellie Phelps and Mrs. Ida Mead of Jackson visited their parents Mr and Mrs Sam Vinton. Vinton to Detroit hospital for another treatment noted. Baby Ruby Vinton improving. Jack Scott visited Bvard. Bert Marvin from Jonesville returned home after cabin work. wood bee for Chris Mancke attended. Don Brown from Flint spent weekend here returning to Chevrolet job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hughes
Nellie Phelps
Ida Mead
Jackson
Sam Vinton
Ruby Vinton
Jack Scott
Claud
Wheaton
Bert Marvin
Jonesville
Shere
Wood Bee
Chris Mancke
Don Brown
Flint
Chevrolet
Lake George Resort Notes and Local Activities
Local items from Lake George Resort include visitors such as Harry Kress and Lyle Frook visiting family, and Tom preparing hay shipments. Attendance at Sunday School reached twenty. events include ladies and men's recreation meetings and a dance at Freeman town hall. A rail derailment near A. A. R. caused delays, with one worker slightly injured. Community updates on health and travel also appear.
School celebrates Washington Lincoln birthdays and arts show
The article notes pupils enjoying items won from Christmas seals sales. It mentions Sarah Snyder's absence and a serious illness of Mrs. Snyder. Blain leads third grade in a contest as a Valentine party and program at the school house Friday afternoon distributed valentines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Snyder
Iola
Blain
Washington
Lincoln
Hach
Absence and Reading Amid School Activities
Donald Cowles was absent several days last week due to sickness. Memory Gems were given Friday morning. The class enjoyed the book Just David read aloud to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet ‘Donald
Cowles
David
Social notes from Windover Lake and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs J J Beard and son Eddie spent Tuesday with relatives. Henry Fabnestock visited Farwell. Musill of Farwell aided EH Willie buzz wood home Friday. Mr and Mrs S Harris and son Leo called on sister Mrs O Farnham. Mrs Bert Walker Yvonne and Mrs Clair Wiltse attended Recreation meeting at Lake George Monday evening. Miss Wilma Blain spent Saturday night with Miss Masel Kress at Lake George. Mr and Mrs C H McIntyre of Detroit spent weekend at their cottage. Tony Achard and HB Achard drive with Ottawa residents to Florida for remainder of winter. Ona Blain of Bertha Lake visited parents. Arthur Wiltse of near Saginaw came Sunday to fetch wife visiting there two weeks. Clare callers included Mrs S Harris Leo, Mr and Mrs Bert Walker, Kenneth Benchley, E Darnell and Edgar Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Lake
Kube
Hag
Lake George
Abe Snyder
A. H. Robertson
McAlonan
Clare
W. Kube
A. Bowen
Rose Newsome
M. McQuistion
Jean
Bungo Lake
Harry Kress
Farwell
Lyle Frook
Lansing
Jos
Frook
Tom
George Kennedy
Henry Ayris
Mt. Pléasant
Ayris
Jas. M. Wellman
Wilma Blain
Maysel Kress
GO. O. McIntyre
Detroit
Spring Lake
Stanley Duross
G. A. Silover
Owosso
Freeman Town Hall
J. J. Beard
Eddie
Henry
Fabnestock
Frank
Musill
Willie Buzz Wood
Briday
Leo
Pleasant
O. Farnham
Bert Walker
Yvonne
Clair Wiltse
Helen
Helena VanderWoude
J. A. Burns
Wilma‘ Rlain
Masel Kress
C. H. McIntyre
Tony Achard
Florida
HB. F. Achard
Ottawa
Ona Blain
Bertha Lake
Arthur Wiltse
Saginaw
E. Wiltse
S. Harris
Kenneth Benchley E. Darnell
Edgar Waldron
Valentine party at school and upcoming Washington Lincoln program
Wilma Jain visited the school for a Valentine party Thursday. The children invited Helen Wiltse Hazel Harris and Wilma Blain. Jello cookies and cake were served. A Washington Lincoln program is planned Friday at 2:00. Students learn poems and dialogues, parents invited. The schoolhouse interior decorating is praised. An art lesson featured free hand drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jain
Helen Wiltse
Hazel Harris
Wilma Blain
Foreclosure Notice of 1934 Michigan Mortgage by Virginian Bank
The Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston announces a mortgage foreclosure under Michigan law due to defaults on installments dating from 1932 to 1934. The parcel comprises 180 acres across three contiguous tracts in Clare Isabella counties, with sale set for March 16, 1935, at Harrison Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa D. Pearl
Frances M. Pearl
Hisband
Farwell
Clare County
Michigan
Columbus
Ohio
the Congress of the United States of America
Federal Farm Loan Act
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
Isabella
Isabella County
Columbus Joint Stock and Bank of Columbus
Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston
Charleston
West Virginia
Congress of the United States of America
Columbus Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbus
Virginian. Joint
Clare ” ‘County
Trecords
Rcord
France
H. Pearl
Harrison
Gilmore
State of Michigan
Surrey
Clara County
Bank OF Charleston
West
Virginia
W.wilson
Virginian Land Bank Bldg
W. Va
Stowing Ship Commands From Seventeenth Century Vessel
A fragmentary historic notice describes a captain ordering crew to stow sails and rigging. Commands include haul down foretopgallant sail maintopgallant sail and bring in spritsail and topsails with associated line handling and mast-topsail maneuvers.
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Herseville
Sheridan
Dover News
Creomuls
Mussell's
Quality
Central Gilmore
Hgbert Fordyce
James Pitts
Thomas McGuire
Alvin Border
Mrs Pleasant Hospital
Waller Wood
Lewis Cook
Kendell Wood
Schofield School
Clare Gordon
Spooner
C. A. Kates
Grand Rapids
Charles Bleish
EH. McMullen
McConnor
Paul Coal
Mt.Pleasant
Mary Wixon
Anna Rickels
Vali
Haftian
Grover Reynolds
Arthur
Clarence
Durfed
Ot Hatton
Kleinhardt
C. M. Durfee
Mire
Nash
Glen
Lower
West Freeman
Wm .Tealle
Eight Point Lake
Lake George Resort
Windover Lake
Legals
Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
McEwan
MeHwan
Clare, Mich
B. Wood
M. D
W. Std St
City Hall
K. Hammerberg, M. D
Dr. Clare
Christina M. Schutt
Fifth Street
Neimeyer
DR. B. J
Sanford
McEwan St. Clare
F. G. Slattery
Clare County General Hospital
U. S
Mich
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tasman Building
McEwan Street
Clare Hospital
James A. Reeder, M.D
Her.hess
Doherty
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Clare ‘Sentinel
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