Correspon dence South West Gilmore
Mr. Lewis from Washington visits Herman Davis at home. Willing Workers meet in the Christian Church basement last Thursday with a large crowd and pleasant time. Mr. Alger plans new chimneys at his house near Case school. George Snyder and wife return to Detroit after visiting Coloskey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lewis
Washington, D. C
Herman Davis
Christian Church
Mr. Alger
Case School
George Snyder
Detroit
Coloskey
Long Lake Social and Travel Notes and Snow Clearing
Olin Cooper left for Detroit to visit son Tom and family then plans to visit sister Mrs Jeff Owen in Solgehachie Arkansas. Men with teams and tools cleared snow and erected fences last Saturday. Harry Keith returned to Detroit Sunday after spending vacation with his parents. Long Lake Sunday School hosted a New Year dinner for 47 attendees and thanks go to Mr and Mrs Ed Barringer for entertaining the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Cooper
Detroit
Tom
Solgehachie
Arkansas
Jeff Owen
Harry Keith
John Keith
Long Lake
Town Hall
Ed. Barringer
East County Line News Briefs and Local Notes
Kenneth Walters attends school in Gladwin while Mrs. Conners cares for her ailing mother Mrs. Shaver. Revivals begin at Bard church next Sunday night. John Walters slowly recovers. Missionary meeting set for January 20 at Mrs. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Bard and children return to Detroit. Vena Wight of Howell visits Loyal Haddix. Mrs. Shaver called to Grand Rapids for illness of sister-in-law Mrs. Truman. Sympathy extended to the Shultz family on their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Walters
Gladwin
Wm. Conners
Wm. Shaver
Bard Church
John Walters
Chas. Bryan
Harlan Bard
Detroit
Vena Wight
Howell
Loyal Haddix's
James Shaver
Grand Rapids
Thomas ‘Truman
Shultz Familly
Dover News Notes and Community Updates
Miss Elnora Weaver returns to Hurley hospital after a visit at her parental home. Floyd Allen traveled to Flint for work. Religious revivals closed with nineteen seeking better lives and five uniting with the church. New Year greetings extended to all. Mrs. Chas Fitzpatrick recovers from nerve trouble. Mrs. Richmond returns to school duties after vacation. Mrs. St Clair Hamlin visits Irwin Mizer’s home with her two daughters. The Weaver family spent Christmas in Flint. Mrs. Wm Shaver dies of pneumonia, condolences extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Weaver
Hurley Hospital
Floyd Allen
Flint
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Lake George Resort Notes and Local Visits
Lake George Resort week roundup lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. It notes H Arnold H Davis (putting up ice), Shillinger and others spending time in Farwell, Bannister, Marion, Alma and Vernon, with multiple family and friend visits across the area.
Hutchinsons Host Barrusch and Wim for Evening
Mr and Mrs Robert Hutchinson entertained Chas Barrusch and Wim at their home for a social evening with light refreshments and conversation noted in society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAGLE
Robert Hutchinson
Chas. Barrusch
Wim
Community Notes and Local Visits Across Town
And Boyce Busch from Detroit over the weekend. The Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Frank Rillet January 14. Everyone come that can as there is lots of work to do. Mrs. John Allen is improving slowly. Little Maurine Hutchinson is spending a few days at the Frank Myers home in Arthur. Our January thaw arrived on time this year. Mr. and Mrs. Kleiner and family, also Mrs. Robt. Kleiner, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleiner Jr. Miss Dorothy Warner returned to Grand Rapids after holidays with her grandmother Mrs. A. Warner. Her sister Miss Lilian went with her to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Wilson returned to their home in Flint after holidays with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Runyan of Clare visited Sunday at their daughter's home. We are glad Mr. Bunyan is able to be out again. Miss Bernice Allen returned to Rochester after vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Thompson. Robert Kleiner returned to Pontiac after visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Thompson visited Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clute of Colonville Sunday. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clute has been very ill and is not better. Mrs. Hugene Allen, caring for her mother Mrs. Shaffer, also part of local nursing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Maurine Hutchinson
Frank Myers
Arthur
Kleiner
Robt. Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
Dorothy Warner
Grand Rapids
A. Warner
Lilian
Jos. Wilson
Flint
Edd Runyan
Clare
Fred Allen
Bunyan
Bernice Allen
Rochester
Jas. Thompson
Robert Kleiner
Pontiac
Jay Clute
Colonville
Community Extends Sympathy After Tragic Loss
A local newspaper notes the community's sympathy for a grieving family after a morning phone call. Advertisements urge readers to visit Anderson's for radio batteries and remind about joining the Christmas Savings Club at Citizens State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Jon T- Gay
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Clare County Savings Bank
Clifs
Michigan
Banking Department
Duetrom Banke
U. S
Savings Dept
Totale
Dollare
State OF Michigan
Albart Brace Gibbs Notary
Silare County
O. H. Sutherland
OLD Dominion Refining
Lafayette
Farwell
Farwell Lumber Yard
Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars
Saturday Evening Post
Willys- Overland
Thompson & Wilkinson
East County
Dover News
Lake George Resort
Win. H. Arnold
Harry Davis
Mary Shillinger
Newton Kress
Harry Kress
Carl Smalley
Greenwood
Delos Dunkle
Mud Lake
Frank Newsom
Luce
Ruth Sheldon
Owosso
Silover
F. Manning
Mary Borst
Bannister
Elmer Beard
B. Delling
Emma
Klock
J. Beard
Windover
F. Newsom
John Burns
Achard Ranch
Philip Andrews
Clarence
Heimer Kress
Marion
Fred Wolf
Hisse
Emma Klock
Alma
Clark
Ww. H. Arnold
E.R. Austin
Brank Manning
G. A. Silover
Donna
Bessie
Bessie Kress
Vernon
Harry Ivens
Boyce Busch
Aid Society
Frank Rillet
Anderson's
Try & Classified
Jas. M. Wellman
Lake George
Half Moon Lake
Lake George, Mich
Earm Ps. A
Ford
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