Pendlehaven Family Secrets Stir a Distant Ithaca
Dr John Pendlehaven faces family tensions at the Pendlehaven mansion in Ithaca. Paul’s disinterest in life, Reginald’s suspected theft, and Katherine’s romance with Philip set a backdrop as Tennibel, a hungry young girl, appears with a cherished picture. John helps and guides Tennibel toward aiding Paul’s daughter Edith Mindil, while navigating an uneasy web of past losses and looming courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkies County
Pendlehavens
John
Paul Pendlehaven
Paula
Pendlehaven Place
Paul
Tad Zo
Uriah Devon
Sarah
Edward
John Hae
Tennibel
Ithaca
Edith
John Pendlehaven
Edith Mindil
Tonnihbel
Abe
John Pendie
Local Notices From Clear Creek Ranch Meeting Dates
A. E. Achard visited Saginaw on business at week start. Geo Cosgrove and Robert Pettit from Clare were home over Sunday. Aid met Thursday January 13. The next meeting is set with Mrs F M Cosgrove on Thursday January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E Achard
Saginaw
Geo. Cosgrove
Robert Pettit
Clare
Aid
Thureday
F. M. Cosgrove Thureday
Ruth Irene West Grant born at Glad Den home
Ruth Irene, eight pounds, arrives at Milton Six and wife in Mrs. Mary Gay's house. Mother and babe well. Mrs. Milo Robinette assists Six and Ruth until Grandma Six from Kalkaska arrives Saturday. Claud Williams back in Toledo. Rachell Butcher visits. Chas Sherman shreds corn for Sutton Bros. Cottage prayer meeting draws crowd at Harry Cleveland's. John Anna and Helen Cinkovitz enroll at the Weat Grantechovo community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Irene
Gladden
Milton Six
Mary Gays
Mother
Babe
Milo Robinette
Harry Cleveland
John
Anna
Helen Cinkovitz
Weat
Grantechovo
Brush College Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits
Devo Kuster and family of Saginaw visited his parentea. Truman Ware spent two months here then returned to Indiana. Noah Merk from Saginaw stayed with his mother. Vernice Hale reportedly has scarlet fever. Steve Heller Ralph and Ora Hale went to Lake George on business. Estelle and Lawris Dysinger visited Don Robinette. Brush College Ladies Aid met at Mrs Schisler with fifty eight at dinner. Next meeting with Mrs Kuster on Feb 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devo Kuster
Saginaware
Parentea
Carmen Senmansiest
Jackson Co
John Rockey
Truman Ware
Indiana
Noah Merk
Saginaw
Vernice Hale
Steve Heller
Ralph
Ora Hale
Lake George
Estelle
Lawris Dysinger
The
Brown
Don Robinette
Brush College Ladice Aid
Schisler
Kuster
Traveling through postwar Europe from an American tourist
An American traveler recounts experiences across Switzerland Italy Germany Belgium England and France noting price spikes in England and France, poverty in Germany, beggars in Naples and Berlin, and generally high costs for hotels food and travel. The account highlights deteriorating conditions for the poor, hospitalities, and local policing, with remarks on food quality and the impact of war on economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Zurich
Geneva
Italy
France
Naples
Florence
Milan
Mount Vesuvius
Pompeii
St. Peter’s
Rome
Vatican Gardens
Berlin
Europe
Cologne
Austria
Belgium
Brussels
Ostend
Dover
London
Eng
England
America
Unclear excerpt on American aid and European living conditions
Fragmentary remarks discuss why America helps or wants to help others and argue that conditions are chosen by people themselves. The text mentions Austria as an example of where aid is perceived as used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derstand
America
Austria
Local social notes and visits from a small town
Rollo Granam returns home at Aiden and makes property exchanges. Mrs Jan Davison visits Marion relatives. Ray Utley and Gladwin, Dewey Dell, and Steale Alman visit Lake with wives. Alma Tiedewan stays at home. Annie Schofield visits her mother Jon Farwell. Frank Higgins installs telephone. A Friday party at Roy Root’s with games and candy. Phone news to 3L-45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Granam
Aiden
Jan. Davison
Marion
Frank
E. White
Ray Utley
Gladwin Thureday
Dewey Dell
Steale Alman
Lake
Alma Tiedewan
Annie Schofield
Jon Farwell
Frank Higgins
Roy Root
Sergen& L. Cume
Farweil
Brush College News Roundup From Beaverton Area
L M Coats and family spent Sunday at Estelle Leitner's near Beaverton. Floyd Johnston and family of Utar were guests of Mrs. Mark. Davy of Clare resumed school at Hardwood after a two week vacation. Mrs J C Newman visited with daughter Mrs Glen Poet and family. Mr Milo Robinette and Elva Armour of Grant visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Coats
Estelle Leitner’s
Beavereton
Floyd Johnston
Utar
Mark
Mias Davy
Clare
J. C. Newman
Glen Poet
Milo Robinette
Elva Armour
Grant
Sunday Gatherings and Family News at Coats and Nearby Homes
Sunday at the home of J. C. Coats included visits from J. H. Myers and wife of Cornwell farm and East Saudera. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wasson welcomed a seven and a half pound girl named Lydia Jeanette. Glen Hale and Elm Grove family and S. Hale of Nester visited Wm. Wascon. Harley Ruby and Flint family visited Chas. Try a classifed liner next week. They cost little and bring quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coats
J. H. Myers
Cornwell
East Saudera
Wm. Wasson
Lydia Jeanette
Glen Hale
Elm Grove
S. Hale
Nester
Wm. Wascon
S. Harley Ruby
Flint
Chas
Notice of Hearing on Claims in Creeper Estate
Notice is given that four months from December 30 1920 have been allowed for creditors to present claims to the Probate Court in Harrison Michigan for examination and adjustment. All claimants must file by April 25 1991, with a hearing set for April north 1921 at 10:00 A M. Taoe S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Mary Eliza Creeper
Harrison
Taoe, S. Dorsey
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Grace Miller White
HE Fly Company
Mire Curtis
Reginald
Mrs. Curtis
Doctor Pendlehaven
Reggie
Joan
Bysband
Philip
Katherine
Pendiehavens
Salvation Army
Pendlehaven
Tennibei
Pendicharen
Darlin
Tonnibe
Edith Devon
Mummy
Pendiehaven
Fannibe
Ehlid
Jud Tunkins
Albert H
Thurston
Mich
Clear Creek Ranch
West Grant
Brush College
A. Thurston & Son
Germany
Farma of
City Mills
Maple Grove
Akron
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare, Mich
Circle C
Union Workman Tobacco
John Bergey
Itan
Loomis
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