Weekend at Lost Lake Club House Noted Guests
Mr George Marble of Pontiac and three friends from Detroit spent the weekend at the Lost Lake club house. Jags Kimble from Farmington aid son Ray and Jay Spaulding of Detroit are there for a few days. Zero weather reported in West Freeman. Sentiments include thanks from the Little Nurses Club for a basket of fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marble
Pontiac
Detroit
Lost Lake Club House
Jags Kimble
Farmington
Aid Son’ Ray
Jay Spaulding
F. Pinen
Sears
M. W. Finch
Son Vict
Harris
West Freeman
Residents and visitors share updates from Rosebush area
Rosebush residents Mr and Mrs Leo Lowe and Mrs J Lowe of Midland visited the Coynes Tuesday. Mrs Lowe remains for a short stay. Merle Dunn's children Verva and Veda have been ill with flu. Jake Beckdelt recovered enough to be up after several days ill. Albert Willey and sister NeNie of Mt Pleasant visited Andrew Willey last Wednesday. Miss Maxine Bird of Mt Pleasant spent Thursday with Orrin First. William Calkins is quite ill at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Lowe
J. Lowe
Midland
Daniel Coynes
Lowe
Merle Dunn
Verva
Veda
Jake Beckdelt
Albert Willey
NeNie
Mt. Pleasant
Andrew Willey
Maxine Bird
Orrin
William Calkins
West Grant Social Notes Include Moves and Illness
Albert McPhail family moved to the Axford farm. Avery Barber and family plus Mrs. Chris Weber and Mrs. Wm Timm are on the sick list. Susan Schultz and August Giphardt gave a victrola at Chris Weber's for Christmas. Visitors from Flint included Grover Reynolds Lee and Dale Reynolds Tessie Dubois and George Stone. Elva Armour went to Harrison to serve as deputy clerk. A farewell party was held at John Karl's Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Grant
Albert McPhail
Axford
Avery Barber
Chris Weber
Wm Timm
Susan Schultz
August Giphardt
Orin Reynolds
Grover Reynolds
Lee
Dale Reynolds
Tessie DuBois
George Stone
New Year brings visits and illness across region
The district reports widespread colds and flu as residents start the year. Roy Squires was home for the holidays from Saginaw while Floyd Squires sought work in Pontiac. Noel Williams and wife visited from Pontiac. Robert Thompson and daughter Veromae from Flint visited relatives. Archie Cleveland family attended a watch party at their Sunday School teacher’s Clare home. Elva Armour began work at Harrison Court House replacing Ethel Graham Hitchcox. Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs Arthur Parrish and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Winter
Roy Squires
Saginaw
Floyd Squires
Pontiac
Noel Williams
Robert Thompson
Veromae
Flint
Archie Cleveland
Mildred
Wilma
Maxine Williams
Vera Peterson
Clare
Elva Armour
Court House
Harrison
Ethel Graham- Hitchcox
Arthur Parrish
Ward District Notes On Local Happenings
Chas Van Blarcom went to Pint Sunday seeking employment. Chas Craine and son Floyd buzzed wood for Ralph Eaton. Residents reported better health. Floyd Craine and his wife took her Austin and Long Lake parents to Saginaw on business. Alvin Craine builds a horse barn for Mrs Gunther. Ila and Viola Van Blarcom, Algaline Tessman and Eugene Van Blarcom visited Lawton Jesses and enjoyed sleighing. Frank Turner and Reavey Barlow visited Chas Craine. Floyd Craine and family visited Ralph Eaton. Alpert Gruno returned to Mint for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. van Blarcom
Chas. Craine
Floyd
Ralph Eaton
Floyd Craine
Austin
Longlake
Saginaw
Alvin Craine
Gunther
Ila
Viola van Blarcom
Algaline Tessman
Eugene van Blarcom
Hinkville Notes On Visitors And Weather Hazards
Mrs Sadie Connors spent Friday to Sunday with friends in Clare as icy roads slow travel. Miss Nellie Bellinger, New Year guest of Mrs O Mealey in Chicago, fell ill and returned home Thursday but resumed school duties Monday. Misses Emma Bellinger and Alma Gladstone returned to duties in Lansing and St Louis after holidays. Alma and Max Gladstone spent the last weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Connors
Clare
Nellie Bellinger
O’mealey
Chicago
Emma Bellinger
Lansing
Alma
St. Louis
Max. Gladstone
Randall Weds and Fires Afloat in Clippings
Randall notes party sickness reminders and wedding bells to come. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Searight lose everything to a Sunday fire but escape with life. Detailing Clare visits, blood poison, and travel news from Detroit to Flint with neighbors bidding farewells.
Local family notes and health updates from Brown Corners
Indiana residents visit relatives at the Miller home and extended family news includes newborn Delos Rulapaugh's pending name, a new baby boy. Illness affects attendance at school and church as son of Wilbur Lower travels to Lansing for business and Jack Jerred remains ill. One death reported: Johnie McNeill, with community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lower
Indiana
Miller
Frank Lower
Ann Arbor
Alton Lautzenheiser
Lansing
Alton
Dell
Hartman
Green
Glenn Hartman
Pontiac
Delos Rulapaugh
Delos
Ira Milley
Chas, Jr. Kleinhardt
Johnie McNeill
Myr
Wilbur Lower
Jack Jerred
Windover Social Notes Include Visits and Hunting Party
Earl Harrington returned from Mesick last Monday. J. A. Sattler of Detroit hosted a hunting party at Little Cranberry Lake last Thursday with many attendees. A game supper and dance drew a large crowd at Freeman town hall on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Harrington
Mesick
Vick Finch
M. W. Finch
Windover
Harris
Gren
Clare
John Gaffney
Achard Ranch
J. A. Sattler
Detroit
Little Cranberry Lake
Albert Sattler
Stanley Sattler
Wm. Yaroacki
Chester Komorski
Weat Austin
Lester O'Faff
Orry Hardacker and Son
Billie
Albert Wheeler
Harrington Home
Freeman Town Hall
E. W. Brown
Farwell
Vee Honeywell
Hatton's Peachy Tale Sparks Local Venture in 1929
In Clare and Hatton areas residents discuss orchard and pipeline plans as Pittsburg interests push to drill in Hatton township amid oil prospects. A nostalgic recall highlights county life and a Califormia trip with rodeo memories, cowgirl dances, and old time meals.
Local Flu Strains Ro Mulus Residents and Nearby Families
Mr and Mrs Frank Poet and their Ro Mulus Michigan family are bedridden with the flu and cannot return home. Ralph Allen traveled to Pontiac for work. J C Watson of Flint attended a Robt Hutchinson home gathering with his wife and children returning home. flu keeps many children from school with about fifteen attending. Mrs Robert Kleiner visited her sister Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr. Mrs David Comer left with her son Kelly of Lansing to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Poet
Romulus, Mich
Ralph Allen
Pontiac
J. C. Watson
Flint
Hutchinson
Robert Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
David Comer
Kelly
Lansing
Ancient Twelve Tables and Acorn Ownership Lore
A discussion notes a Roman law in the Twelve Tables about acorns falling on another's land. It mentions oaks preserved across Old World countries, kept through centuries due to events or ceremonies beneath their widespread branches.
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W.N.U. Service
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Clare Sentinel
Fis
Lrivale
Buick
J. F. Battle Auto CO
Ents
Clare, Me
Hinklewish
the Sentinel
Little Nurses Club
Randall
Milton Searight
Stella Ripenburg
Stuart Bicknell
Edna Grover
Sherman Sparks
Albert Garshaw
Horton Case
Ripenburgs
Dover
Geo. Gibbs
Ray Lockwood
John Flood
John Karl
Albert Gorcon
Ran
Califfornia
Eiveryone
Montana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Geo. Johnson, Mer
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