Myers Corners Social Dinners and Visits Reported
Myers Corners notes a weekend of visiting with Leatar Storms from Flint and father calling Sunday evening at F. M. Myers. Victor Birdsall spent Sunday with his brother Lora and family. Harl Vanetta visited Norman Myers and joined a party at A. Kleiner's home. Mr and Mrs Wm Thorman from White Star joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs F. M. Myers. Gerald Myers returned Saturday from Flint with wife and baby who plan to live there due to work. PB M Myers has been ill with flu but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatar Storms
Flint
F. M. Myers
Victor Birdsall
Lora
Harl Vanetta
Norman Myers
A. Kleiner
Wm. Thorman
White Star
Mra
W. 3
Myers
Gerald Myers
Mr. Myers
PB. M. Myers
Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup in Harrison
Flint visitors Mr and Mrs Walters and daughter stayed with Seb Pfannes Jr. Pete Burton sought work in Flint last week. Mr and Mrs Hileman of Mr Pleasant plus local relatives were guests. Jimmy Thomas and Mrs August Hoskey's family are on the sick list. Nina Lang of Harrison visited Margaret Pfannes. Harrison basketball trip, neighbors gathered at Chas Heber's. Wm Hileman won first prize, Mrs Brazington took consolation. Tea service for Harrison Elevator Co. started Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Flint
Seb. Pfannes
Pete Burton
Harry Hileman
Mr. Pleasant
Lester Allen
Sheridan
Wm. Hileman
Jimmy Thomas
August Hoskey
Nina Lang
Harrison
Margaret Pfannes
Emerson Burton
Wm. Giers
Francis Thomas
A. B. Burton
Chas. Heber
Pedro
Contested Dinner At Col onville Church
COLONVILLE Sunday church basement dinner after Sunday School drew many attendees. Rev Hendrick announced services would resume in two weeks and urged young people to attend at 7 30 for a youth group. Local families hosted relatives and visited kin over the weekend.
Local Notes From Brush College Community
Mr and Mrs Willis Strouse spent weekend at his Sheridan home. Miss Ruth Hanner and Grace Sanders visited Clare High School and stayed overnight with Mrs Carl Root. Mr and Mrs Harl Sanders were visitors last Wednesday. The Heller family called on sick at Rockey and Davis homes Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs ME Harold and Mrs Shull were afternoon callers at Rockey’s Monday. Grace Sanders week with uncle Lorigi Leitner in Gladwin. Galen Coats left Saturday for Hubbard Lake with Gordon Hale and George Williams. Mr and Mrs Lester Storms of Pint were Saturday evening callers at Hart Sanders. The Aid met Thursday with Mrs Virgil Newman. next meeting will be with Mrs Heller. Mr and Mrs Harl Sanders and daughters Grace Helen and son Russel were supper guests at Bert Kinne’s last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Strouse
Sheridan
Ruth Hanner
Grace Sanders
Clare High School
Carl Root
Harl Sanders
Pleasant
Stephen Heller
Rockey and Davis
M. EH
Harold
Shull
Rockey
Lorigi Leitner
Gladwin
Galen Coats
Hubbard Lake
Gordon Hale
George Williams
Lester Storms
Pint
Hart Sanders
Virgil Newman
Heller
Grace
Helen
Russel
Bert Kinne
Wm. Abbott
Brown
Emmag Keith
Hilsworth Davis
Fred
Brown City
Gildrife Davis
Marlette
J. W. Butters
Janvé
McClung
V. Tryon
Joe McGivern
Bay City
Burt Hess
Harvey Wilson
George Gilgher
Rudolph, Hildebrandt
Laviney Padway
M. R. Hendrich
Charles Russel
Alrs. Smith
Midland
Wm. Schieber
Glenn Yager
Seymour Border
Vernon Speery
Marie Speery
Freda Speery
Houghton Heights
Alice Spury
Adam Horning
Horning
Josie Lines
Oliver Becker
Fred Irwin
Ralph
Clarence Cotton
Eagle
R. Hamilton
Alberta
David Teale
Sarah Bodkins
Charlie Bodkins
Colonville
A. Gerow
Doris
Clare
Wm. Teale
Hinkleville
Hendrick
Hagle
George Snider
Arthur Brown
David Mussel
Frank Snider
Elton Sherman
Loris Roberts
Gon
Donald Lee
Roberts
Dale Stough
Orl Sipe
Jack Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Vena Horning
Kathern
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Arthur Center Community Notes Delights Neighbors With Supper Plan
In Arthur Center Pontiac visitor reports sermons by Bernard and a cross lecture weekend. Local families like Mr. and Mrs. Hartman and L. A. Kiggins visited. A town hall pot luck supper is set for Friday evening January 26 inviting all residents to share food and fellowship, with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploven
Orvis
Pontiac
Lee Reynolds
Flint
Irom
Bernard
Ole Rugged
Cross
Ray Harold
John Hartman
L. A
Local visits and gatherings mark Elum Grove community
Elum Grove residents Mrs. Emmag Keith hosts attendees with Abbott, Davis, and Gillhger families visiting Sunday. Missionary meeting at Clare led by Rev. Elliott with new plans for the year. Numerous visits from Bay City, Midland, and Brown City residents noted along with a Laviney Padway party and church services scheduled Sunday evening.
Century of Progress prize for canned fruit display
The article notes Mrs Roydityers received a prize check for a canned fruit display at the Century of Progress. It also records funeral details for Edward E Farnam, with his death January 3 after a stroke, and his burial in Clare from Detroit. It mentions local memory of Farnam as an old-timer and former Temple postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roydityers
Century of Progress
Edward E. Farnam
Detroit
Clare
Farnam
Edd Farnam
Alus
Temple
Hhs
Hia
Addie ‘McCabe
Hex
Alan
Memphis
Tennessee
Michigan
Maccabee
Almasoir
Vernon Hill News Briefs From Mount Pleasant Area
Local notes report visits and calls among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Bolen Ackerman Nevins Border Spury Horning and many others. Latter updates mention Kathern Horning facing an Ann Arbor hospital operation and the family’s ongoing worry and sympathy for Mrs. Horning.
AllenRY Rheumatism Cure Promises Pain Relief
Local ad proclaims ALLENRY as a safe powerful remedy to drive excess acid from the system. It claims to ease rheumatic pain backache sciatica neuritis and lumbago within 48 hours and offers a 85 cent bottle guaranteed or money returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Mussell Drug Store
New living suture boosts strength in surgical repair
Researchers describe a living suture made from tissue that acts like a steel wire, integrating with the operative site to reinforce repair and provide substantial strength to the healing tissue.
Clare City Council approves City Hall Memorial Building project
The Clare Michigan Common Council held a special and regular meeting to approve the City Hall and Memorial Building project on city property at Beech and West Fifth. The council also approved liquor licenses for local firms under Michigan liquor control laws and named designated merchants to distribute spirits in original packages.
City approves contract for new Memorial Building with R V Gay
A special Clare Michigan council meeting approves an agreement with R V Gay of St Johns Michigan to fund architect fees and incidentals for the new City Hall Memorial Building. The motion carries with five ayes, no nays. The clerk is authorized to pay R V Gay $192 46 per the contract. A beer license vote for Charles Ogle follows, granting permission to operate beer or wine and recommending him to the State Liquor Commission. the council approves the resolution with five ayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mich
Hession
Common Council
Brvnest
Ramey
Archambault
Bayes
Forbes
J Holmes
Osborn
Wilson
Michigan
City of
CWA
R. V. Gay
Beech and
W. 5Th Streets
Clare County
Yeas
Archambault, Bayes
Holmes
Ernest Ramey
T. Carl Holbrook
Doherty Hotel Company
Lcense
Frank Holmes
Liquor Control Commission
Lansing
QO. D. Bayes
Hugh M
Nora J. Barhes
City
State of
Commission
Bama
Omer F. Hall
Tee
St. Johns
City Hall Memorial Building
Alderman Holmes
Alderman Osborn
R. V
Charles Ogle
Ald
Archambault Forbes
Helmes
Ernest Kamey
Appointment of Administrator for Franklin Wolfer estate
Probate Court of Clare County orders hearing for Lillie M. Graham and Sadie J. McNeill petition to administer the estate of Franklin Wolfer. Hearing set February 8, 1934 at 10 a.m. at the Harrison probate office. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos. S. Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Franklin Wolfer
Lillie M. Graham
Sadie J. McNeill
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S. Dorsey
Estate of Hilda M. Dunlop Petition for Allocation
In the matter of the estate of Hilda M. Dunlop deceased John W. Dunlop filed a petition asking the court to grant the estate to William B. Dunlop Kathyrin Dunlop or another suitable person The order sets February 5 1934 at ten in the forenoon for the hearing at the probate office and directs publication of this order weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel A true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Hilda M. Dunlop
John W. Dunlop
William B. Dunlop
Kathyrin Dunlop
Clare Sentinel
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Harrison Elevator Co
Hendrich
Wm. Gerow
Albert Allen
Brand
D. N. Davis
Arthur Philips
Clute
Vandewarker
Howard Penrose
Brush College
Ideal Theatre
Arthur Center
Elum Grove
Remple
B. E. Switzer
Rolly Batt
Lowell
H Jitiex
Borgi
Vernon Hill News
Herman
Apple
Romeo
Tor. Bolen
Bittle
Dick Atoshitt
Tom
Ackerman
Louis
Nevins
Clayton
Funnell
Rosebush
Seymour -Border
Forrast Garver
Brown Corners
Carrie
Wer OU
the Common Council
Langing
Elmer A. Anderson
City of Clare
State Liquor Control Commission
Elmer
A. “Anderson
Fred M. Morgan
Finance Committee
Buyes
Carl Holbrook
Arch
Bes
Holmés
R.V. Gay
Hall
Omer
Herb
Randall
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Saginaw, Michigan
Probate Court
County of
Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Slare
Tatman
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
McEwan
Bowler
Clare, Mich
Christina M.schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
B. J. Sanford
Tatman Block
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
H.R. Hess
Osteopathic
Doherty
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