Sunday Visits and Local Notices In Sheridan
Ralph Shull and wife spent Sunday at her parental home in Sheridan. Edwin Wood and family visited J Roller on Sunday afternoon. Raymond Ruby of Brust College spent Thursday evening with Kenneth Roller. Funeral of Jery Bennett held at town hall Saturday. Sympathy extended to the sorrowing. Mr and Mrs Lee Walters of Hast Arthur attended church services Sunday evening. Mr Slentz is the new teacher at Hardwood and well wished for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shull
Sheridan
Edwin Wood
J. Roller
Raymond Ruby
Brust College
Kenneth Roller
Jery Bennett
Town Hall
Lee Walters
Hast Arthur
Slentz Ia
Hardwood
Community Notes on Health Visits and Family News
Brand Fett Norman and Norris Blystone are on the sick list. Henry Rhodes Thomas Rhodes and Thurlow Comer spent Sunday afternoon with the Newman boys. Lloyd Comer helped his father cut wood. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cotton visited the Haines. Sympathy offered for Himer Miller’s father. Farwell telegram brings news of a great grandson born to Wayne and Mrs Cooper. Turner Hutchinson Davia able to sit up in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Norris Blystone
Henry
Thomas Rhodes
Thurlow Comer
Newman Boys
Lloyd Comer
Howard Cotton
Vern Haines
Himer Miller
D. W. Comer
Farwell
Wayne Cooper
K. A. Turner
Algernon Hutchinson
January Woodcutting Busy in Hatton Area
Mrs Grewe had two teams and a truck hauling dry wood Saturday. Fred Hishenwick of the Randle brought home a large load of straw from Henry Grewe this last week. Wm Cole hosted a boyhood friend Friday and Saturday. Willard Hamlin plans a brief visit. Remark on unusually fine January weather. The woodcutting rush keeps everyone busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cole
Willard Hamlin
Noted visit from Carries and friends at our home
Sunday guests included Mrs. Carrie, Perverse, and Frankie who visited Ma and the e te see boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cooper at Farwell on Wednesday the six of January. George Maynard praised as a fine baby by great grandma Trumble. June Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Garrabrant of Harrigan arrived in June's Buick for a short visit, described as a jolly, pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Perverse
Frankie
E-Te-See
Wayne Cooper
Farwell
George Maynard
Grandma Trumble
June Rose
F. Garrabrant
Harrigan
June
Mild West Grant Weather and Local Notes
Mild weather returns as Emmet Sutton works outdoors and residents share village happenings. Mrs. Randall sprained a leg and recovered. Jobe Randall’s visit. Six family moves to Arthur Parish farm. Pearl Foltz place improvements. De Molade travels from Chicago to Washington after Christmas. Mathews to Saginaw. Basil Williams works in Pontiac. Jim Gibson detained at Canada for tobacco. Ickes and Squires visit Detroit. Fred Morgan family visit to Harrison ruins. Geo Butcher and son visit Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Sutton
Wm. Randall
Jobe Randall
Herbert Six
Arthur Parish
Avery Barbers
J. R. Johnson
B. M. Johnson
Pearl’s
Foltz Place
Fred de Molade
Emmet Sutton’s
Chicago
Washington
Chas, Mathews
Saginaw
Basil Williams
Pontiac
Jim Gibson
Canada
Geo. Ickes
Roy Squires
Detroit
Fred Morgan
Clare
Harrison
Oakland
Geo. Butcher
Geo
Ohio
Local Residents Visit and Family News Roundup
Vernon Will and Mrs. A S Pringle visit Gilmore and families. Thelma Austin at Mt Pleasant Normal. Roy Walters and family with Albert Walters in West Grant. James Irwin returns from Lansing. Birthday party for William Irwin with oyster supper. Farwell visits and noon calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Pringle
Gilmore
Frank
Arthur Schoonover
Devere
E. J. Hamlin
Shepherd
Frank Robinson
Will Wilson
Roy Feighner
Clare
Fred Davis
Edna Ritter
Mt. Pleasant Normal
Thelma Austin
Peter Sweet
Robert Bauder
Mt. Pleasant
Roy Walters
Albert
West Grant
Arthur Ginn
Dover
M. Buckley
Ralph Stevens
George Sniders
Rebekah
Coleman
Clifford Parker
Clare Dyer
John Y. Johnston
Peter Aiey
James Irwin
Lansing
Herbert Myers
North Arthur
Milo Myers
Ernest Irwin
Stevenson Lake
Roy Johnson
Fred Schlafly
John Ott
Virginia Owens
Russell Stanley
Rosebush
William Irwin
Mr. Irwin
Fred Irwin
Farwell
Thomas Bolen
Hazel Irwin
Blizzard Strikes Home Remedy Ad For Foley's Honey and Tar
An advertisement urges quick treatment of coughs and colds after a blizzard. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a pleasant effective remedy, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Mather of Richwood Ohio and noting the product contains no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feley
Foley
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Jansurance
J. E. Doherty
Dical Science
Ace
Scott
Scott& Rowse
Bloomfield
Bellevue Avenue
Newport
R. L
Portland Cement Association
Arthur Center
Hise
Vernon Will
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Landau
Clare Hardware & Implement Co
Clare, Michigan
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