Myers Corners Social Notes Include Visits and Calls
Drifted roads hindered travel as Loren Birdsall and family visited F M Myers midweek. Hartman kin spent Saturday with Norman Myers and Mrs Adolph Kinzel joined on Saturday. Delos Wrights and Dale Hartman visited BR M Myers and wife on Sunday. Local families W B Myers and Turner hosted relatives in West Branch. Dr Stirling attended a sick animal owned by Dale Hartman Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren
Birdsall
Victor
F. M. Myers
Hart
W. BE. Myers
K. A. Turner
John Hartman
Boils
West Branch
Dr. Stirling
Dale Hartman
Local Social Notes Reflect Saginaw and Clare Visits
The Walter family and Lyle Mitchells of Saginaw spent Sunday with her parents the Gibis. Jerome Frees and their son dined with William Clark and William Farlow near Midland. Gene Allen of Clare visited the area last week.
Local Tragedy Report Reveals Illness and Loss
Fragmentary notes describe a seriously ill individual and a fatal outcome affecting a family. Names and details are unclear, but the item centers on health crisis and its impact on households.
Temple Visitors and Local Family Movements Featured
Mrs. Floyd Davig visits Lansing daughters while Carl Brecht of Middle Branch stays with Henry Austin. Peter Schram received word of his sister’s death in St Thomas Ontario. Henry Austin and child visit Clarence couple John Baluss Sunday. Sutton family moved to old Garson farm in Greenwood. Thayer and Wyman families from Winterfield visit Baluss Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Davig
Lansing
Carl Brecht
Middle Branch
Henry Austin
Peter Schram
St. Thomas
Ont
Lit
Dle Hsther
Clarence
John. Baluss
Wm. Sutton
Gibson Farms
Austa
Michigan potato grades adapt to market demand and quality
A State Department bulletin outlines U S standards for Michigan potatoes noting that U S No 1 requires 1 7 8 inches or more with limited defects and a No 2 grade allows 11 2 inches minimum. Proper grading aims to boost prices and reduce waste by separating mature from undersized spuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. No
U.S
Michigan
House Fire Destroys Currie Ranch Home
West Freeman reports a Saturday night blaze at the Currie ranch that destroyed the house and furnishings. Neighbors and local families such as Burke, Harmon, Shinabarger, Hickok, and Hansen were mentioned in neighborhood visits and Sunday gatherings linked to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie Ranch
Burke
Homer Harmon
Lansing
Shinabarger
Eigin. Hickok
Lake
Bilton Darnell
Jim
Brint
Roy Dewey
Doc Hicks
S. BE. Shinabarger
Eugene
Farwell
Geo. Hansen and Family
Arthur
Nickersons Host Visitor and Wedding Also Illness Update
Mrs Nickerson fell in a cellar accident Tuesday and was badly hurt. Mrs Archie Wilson visited Wednesday. P MacFadden has been ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Ballinger attended the Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Freeman at Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Miles and daughter visited Mr Pleasant last week. Chas Barber of Wise called on the MacFadyens. Robert Stirling and Alice Margaret Baker wed in Lansing Sunday January 24. ceremony by Rev Ames Congregational church. They will reside with Robert's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickerson
Archie-Wilson
P. MacFadden
Jay Ballinger
Clarence Freeman
Mt. Pleasant
A. Miles
Mr. Pleasant
Chas. Barber
Wise
MacFadyen
Robert Stirling
Alice Margaret Baker
Lansing
Ames
Congregational Church
Robert
Local notes from Herseville and area
Absences marked at Herseville school due to illness. Walter Querback plans University Hospital Ann Arbor visit this week. Emil Schmidt and spouse return from Detroit honeymoon. Mrs Schmidt formerly Edna Fisch. Detroit relatives Dorothy Wiess visit. Paul Miller Robert and William Fanslow fished at Houghton Lake Sunday. Residents traveled to Harrison Saturday. Mrs Sterling Graham returns from Flint visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Querback
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Emil Schmidt
Detroit
Sterling Graham
Flint
Man Treated For Gastric Ulcers Uses BISMA-REX
In Woburn Massachusetts doctors first diagnosed gastric ulcers then, after three weeks, x rays showed no trace of the ailment. The patient reportedly used BISMA-REX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
Bisma Rex Antacid Touts Quick Digestive Relief
Bisma Rex is promoted as a four way antacid treatment offering lasting relief in three minutes. It neutralizes excess acid calms gas and soothes irritated membranes while aiding digestion of fermentable foods. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores with Anderson's Rexall Drug Store as a retailer.
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Rexall Drug
Anderson's
Rexall
Local Family Notes and Visits From Gladwin to Lansing
D N Davis remains confined to his bed and quite low. Warl Sanders and family visited Lorin Leitner in Gladwin on Sunday. Orin Leitner and son Jimny visited Pontiac. Grange gathering held at John Rockey's with good attendance. Richmond moving family from Carter house to father’s farm. Delbert Sanders and Perry Davis helped. Visitors included Allan Bauder family and Perry Davis with daughter Grace. Ralph Heller and children from Lansing spent weekend with Stephen Steller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Davis
Warl Sanders
Lorin Leitner
Gladwin
Orin Leitner
Jimny
Pontiac
Grange
John Rockey
Wim. Richmond
Carter
Delbert Sanders
Perry Davis
Mr. Pleasant
Ralph Heller
Lansing
Stephen’ S Steller
Ben Ottgen
Dolph Heller
Youth in church topic set for Sunday at Brown Corners
The Christian Endeavor met last Sunday with Mr Nash leading. Next Sunday night at 7 30 the topic will be The part of youth in the church with Miss Ruth Shull as leader. Numerous local residents visited relatives, and a wood bee and a February chicken supper were announced. Several community members were noted as ill or recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Nash
Misa Ruth Shull
J. C. Newman
Glenn Lower
Winterfield Social Notes and Personal Visits
Mr and Mrs Delmar Thayer and granddaughter Edith Keelin visited Frank Davis family. Edith ill with pneumonia. Billie Cook recovering from mastoid surgery while Mrs Cook stays with him. Town residents visited and hosted gatherings, with travel notes including James Suttons move near Clarence and the Olds in Santiago California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Thayer
Frank Davis
Edith Keelin
Littl Billie
Nealie Cook
Cadillac Hospital
Peter Cook
James Geckthorn
Lewis Long
James Sutton
Clarence
Kenneth Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Farwell
D. T. Olds
Santigo
California
Advance Grange Socials and Visits Tie Local Families
Henry Urbain and three children from St. Clair spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fancon. Otto Marshall of Lansing visited Bruce Williams. Mrs. Bessie Bradley stayed with her daughter in Clare. Louie Fancon visited D. N. Davis family. Davis is said to be ill. Imery Moore and Gladys Davis of Sumner were guests of Mrs. Sarah Schunk. A large crowd attended a card party at the Grange hall with a next event planned in two weeks. Camp visitors Tom Bradley Roth Williams Bob Herrick Alfred Densmore stayed with their families. Louis Vancon and daughter Ira Mae spent Sunday with D. N. Davis. Fancon stayed for a few days. Bruce Williams took his son Roth and Tom Bradley back to Harrison CCC camp. Alice and Maxine Bradley and Norma Carrow visited Lucille Schunk. Horace Fancon planned a week in St Charles visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Urbain
St. Clair
Harry Fancon
Otto Marshall
Lansing
Bruce Williams
Bessie Bradley
Art Ulrich
Clare
Louie Fancon
D. N. Davis
Davis
Imery Moore
Sumner
Gladys Davis
Sarah Schunk
Grange Hall
Tom Bradley
Roth Williams
Bob Herrick
Alfred Densmore
Camp
Louis Vancon
Ira Mae
George Skelton
R. O. Thomas
Frank Blesch
H. O. Butcher
Delphine Ballge
Mt. Pleasant
James Ratley
Kathleen
Pat Battle
Kenneth Vernay
David
Muskegon
Albert Moyes
Wilbur Johnson
Herbert Gilmore
Dover
Laverne Prost
Jean
Frank Jacobs
Saginaw
John Lynch
Henry Walker
Madeline
Rosebush M. E
Henry Wentworth
Presbyteria
M. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
Finkbeiner
R. O. Thomsori
Manuner
John Crawford
John McFarland
Familly
Detroit
North Arthur notes on health visits and local gatherings
Will Kanarr and daughter Johanna improve after an X-ray at Mr. Pleasant. Burton Holt returns from Flint. Earl Cradit family attended a party at Ernest Allen. Mrs. Pilgrime helped at John Bailey beef. Basil Wrought back from Kansas City with medical treatment and improved. John Hartman family visited West Branch. Carmen and Henry Harrison visited Joe Swage’s with Clara returning home. Carl Root on sick list. Hartman family hosted Chas Ott and Roy Gordon groups. Wade Cradit and Harold Sunday fished at Houghton Lake. Eunice Coulter and Weather Klebyhart visited Fern Cradit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Earl Cradit
Ernest Allen
D. Pilgrime
John Bailey
Basil Wrought
Kangsas City
John Hartman
West Branch
Carmen
Henry
Harrison
Joe Swage
Clara
Carl Root
B. Sanford
Chas, Ott
Roy Gordon
Wade
Hart Cradit
Harold
Houghton Lake
Eunice Coulter
Wsther Klebyhart
Miss Fern Cradit
Pleasant Valley People Visit Relatives and Friends
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Marion guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Orvis and their uncle Mr and Mrs Ervin Orvis. Miss Mabel Dangler visited Beaverton relatives. Farwell guests were Mr and Mrs John Garver and family. Representatives called on Sunday from many households. Hugh Allen of West Branch lost his house and contents by fire last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Herbert Orvis
Marion
Ervin Orvis
Mabel Dangler
Beaverton
John Garver
Farwell
Mack Leeth
Charles Merrill
Marvin
Wm. Arnold
Charles
Davis
Owen Spink
Clarence Bay
Burt Davis
Ann Arbor
Forrest Leeth
Brown
Hugh Allen
West Branch
Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings Across the Area
Walter May and Walter Roberts hunted near the C J Harvey home spending Tuesday to Sunday. Roy Greens children are ill. Vern Stephison and family visited the farm. Mrs Walter May and children with Miss Corinne Harvey from Detroit spent the weekend with the Harveys. Irene Utley from Farwell came home for the weekend. Hugh Warner’s arm improves. Gilbert of Saginaw visited Roy Green. J Harvey and family and others attended a Temple dance Saturday night. Ray Utley and family with Miss Minnie Chapple weekend in Grand Rapids. John List visited Roy Green on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Warner
Mr. Gilbert
Saginaw
Roy Green
Do. J. Harvey
Walter May
Walter Robert
Lene Wheatcroft
Imogene Blystone
Temple
Arthur Durfee
Ray Utley
Minnie Chapple
Grand Rapids
John List
Dover News Sick list and school notes from Dover
Local column lists residents on the sick list including Mrs. Freda Houghton and F. Weaver. Henry Mickle moves to his daughter’s home. Mrs Mickle and granddaughter Princes Mickle remain in Dover with Clare High School attendance. Social visits noted. several community members send regards and health updates. School notes mention Citizenship Books, student promotions, a sleigh ride party, and the final fall term week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perio
Joan Allen
Dean Shaver
Loree Allen
Wilma Saul
Frank Waiters
Delver
Get Up Nights Bladder Cleansing Pill Ad
An old advertisement touts Get Up Nights to cleanse the bladder and bowels. It promises a four day test with a £0 refund if not satisfied and a 25 cant box of BUKDTS made from buchu and juniper oil. The copy asserts bladder irregularity signals danger and claims better sleep after cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Anderson
Drugelet
Ady
Rosebush and Area News Roundup
Local residents visit family in Beaverton and Mt. Pleasant. An accident left Fred Olds bruised after a car skid on ice but no bones broken. Emergency appendectomy for Clifford Mutespaugh. slow recovery. Dedications note stork arrival for Richard Ball family. Community members travel to Detroit and Muskegon. Public notices include reduced work hours for CWA workers and church service plans January 22 onward. Scarlet fever quarantine at Henry Walker home and oyster dinners plus hospital and funeral updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Monroe
Orvel Graham
Detroit
Fred Olds
John Crawford
R. O. Thomson
Pleasant
Clifford Mutespaugh
General Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Derby Progress Through the Victorian Era
The Derby traces its lineage to 1780 but gained high status after Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort attended in 1840, elevating its respectability and profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
Public Notice Orders In Probate Of John Jerred And Franklin Wolfer
The Clare Sentinel reports two probate orders issued by Judge Thos S Dorsey of Clare County Michigan. Public hearings are set for February 14 1934 and February 8 1934 to determine administrators for the estates of John Jerred and Franklin Wolfer with publication of this order in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
Estate of Wilda Dunlop Probate Publication Order
In Michigan Clare County Hon. Thos. S. Dorsey notes petition by John W. Dunlop for administration of Wilda M. Dunlop estate. Court orders publication in The Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks before hearing on the 6th day of a forthcoming date at the probate office.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
John Jerred
Leo Jerred
Charles Kleinhardt
Clare Sentinel
Syateh
Claré
Said
Franklin Wolfer
Sadie J. McNeill
Lillie M. Graham
Clave Sentinel
Nova I. Rawson
Wilda M. Dunlop
John W. Dunlop
William
Dunlop
Kathyrn Dunlop
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Randall
Department OF State
Business and
B. J. Sanford
Tatniat Block
Clare, Michigan
West Freeman
C.andi. Line
Herseville
Brush College
Nora Langworthy
Robert Shull
Clair Coulters
Jerry
Mr. Sleeman
Eunice Coultey
Esther Kleinhardt
Ferne Cradit
Charlie Ott
Wells
Frank Nash
da Jightex
Frank
Rosalie Langworthy
Ira Miller
Arthur Lower
Arlene
Mt.Pleasant
Brandstetter Hospital
Mussell
Olive Branch
Harrigan and
Charles. Rieihardt, Jr
Meyers
Treitch
Cradit
Ernest Green
Frank Hartman
Gao
Bates
Bay City
Shull
Ralpi Shull
Winterfield
North Arthur
Will Kanarr
Johanna
Burton Holt
Dover News
Freda Houghton
Weaver
Henry Mickle
Glen Gordon
Don Rhodes
Dorothy Allen
Floyd Allen
Rob. Walters
Denno
George Dennis
van Conant
Emma
Boots
Floyd Denno
The
Lois Denno
Elsie Bank
John Raymond
Hiton Bullard
Paul Black
George Burr
Ed. McCormick
Frank Scott
Will Hamilton
Gus Boggiano
Plymouth
Frank Hamilton
Bert McEwen
Marjory
Pete Roberts
Elizabeth C. Ballge
Central State Teachers College
Legals
Dorady
Alexander E. Wylie ‘Lawyer
Lare
Tatman Building
McEwan ‘Street
Photie
T. Carl Holbrook
McEwan
Bowler
Clare, Mich
Christina M.schutt
Osteopathic
West Fifth Street
Neimeyers
H. R. Hess
Doherty
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