Many Local Families Visit Relatives and Friends
Mrs a Gilbert Howard travels to Swayzee Indiana after attending her mother in law Mrs Sarah Corbins funeral She plans to visit kin before returning home. Numerous local families spent time with relatives including Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown in Pint and Mrs Mussell in Detroit visiting Clare Dora Sheen Reed City Myr and Mrs Harry Jackson Midland Marjorie Nowlen with Mrs Wellington French Sheridan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Gilbert Howard
Swayzee
Indiana
Sarah Corbin
Arthur Brown
Pint
Clare
Dora Sheen
Reed City
Orison Huntley
Marjorie Nowlen
Wellington French
Midland
Wesley Teale
W. H. Bruckart
Sheridan
Clarence Wilmarth
Gon
Jack
Toledo
Ohio
Community News Notes From Local House Calls
Henry Funnell and family of Rose bush, plus many relatives, visit Mrs. Funnell and Mrs. Amelia Gardner and Mrs. Cynthia Emery while sharing health updates. Families from Diam Ondals, Glare, Kala mazoo, Owos so, Mt. Pleasant, Attiac, Farwell, Midland, Clare, and Saginaw visit, dine, and travel for gatherings at relatives’ homes and recreational trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Funnell
Rosebush
David Funnell
Joe Dedafoe
Diamondals
Amelia Gardner
Cynthia Emery
Ethel Dedafoe
Durward Kennedy
Glare
Bert Jackson
Percy Dunn
Kalamazoo
Dick Aulton
Owosso
Wendall Smitgall
Mt. Pleasant
Tom Bolen
Will Swain
Ralph Swain
Nellie
Attiac
Yvonne Leonard
Edna Bush
Detroit
August Ulrich
Dickie
Clare
Frank Robison
Jack Aube
Vernon
Chas. Waggoner
Madeline Cunningham
Funt
Neil Stirling
Wyandotte
Mildred
Susan Walker
Ohio
Carl Slocum
Saginaw
Orison Huntley
Will Dickerson
Farwelll
Ed. Mussell
Melvin Brasington
Jay Bellinger
Pontiac
Fred Sehurr
Miriam Brooks
Ernest Hassenzahl
Dale
O. H. Breen
Jacob Walker
Herbert Leonard
Nishita
Irve Horning
Ralph Albee
Midland
Hveline Gerow
Doria
Lauraine Neithercut
Flint
John Rimpey
Mia
Wesley Teale
David Teale
Willy Teale
Hinkleville
Mis
Hila Heiser
Lansing
Warren Heiser
Warren Heiser, Mrs. 0. H. Breen
Anna Wilken
Gagetown
Death of Eliza Lambert Rosebush Canada to Michigan
Eliza Lambert born Toronto June 8 1861 died July 7 194? at 7:30 in Rosebush Michigan aged 76 years 29 days survived by three daughters two grandsons three sisters one brother with funeral held at Rosebush Presbyterian Church interment Woodland Cemetery Rev Thomson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Lambert
George
Harriet. Lambert
Toronto
Canada
Tom Wing
Holland Centre
Rosebush
Yeas
Presbyterian Church
Wm. HB. Archer
Michigan
Fred Erwin
Thomas Wing
George Dixon
Floyd BE. Dixon
Elwood D. Erwin
Hattie
Elizabeth Lambert
John Farley
Wm. Lambert
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Woodland Cemetery
Rev
Thomson
Hawkins
Mt Pleasant
Last Rites Held for Hugh Hart Near Rosebush
Hugh Hart born in Coburn Canada December 12 1861 son of Stephen and Margaret Hart. He married Nancy Irwin January 3 1886. four children born. Survived by two daughters Mrs Bertz Prout and Mrs Frank Prout of Rosebush one son Lansing Hart Coleman two grand children Homer Prout and Mrs Bar Hater two brothers Stephen Sagima and Allen Flint one sister Mrs James Lenox Alma. Funeral at Seatony Church July 8 burial Denver Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hart
Coburn
Canada
Stephen
Margaret Hart
Farwell
Nancy Irwin
Bertz
Prout
Frank Prout
Rosebush
Lansing Hart
Coleman
Brand
Homer Prout
Bar Hater
Sagima
Allen
Flint
James Lenox
Alma
Seatony
Denver
A. D. Elder
Clare
Local Social Roundup From Temple and Nearby Towns
Temple residents and visitors share a Sunday lineup of guests and travels. Names include Mr and Mrs Frank Harry, Iva Dee, Nelson Gream, Lowell Wright, Mrs Baker Wills, William Rowan, Milford Rodgers, Edwin Rouse and families, Helen Prinden, Nellie Pruden, Max Burns, Merlin Burns, Bill Squires, GC McIntyre, Artcliffe, Schlosser family, Pansy Pruden, Laura Burns, Gladys Hemstreet, John Baruss, and Wm Bower. Also noted are Windover Clubhouse staff, a midday luncheon and travels to Midland, Harrisville, and Traverse City. Plus a local notice about picnic-ready paper table cloths and a linguistic aside defining wheat bride in German harvest lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Rodgers
Flint
B. A. Hart
Edwin Rouse
Owosso
Helen Prinden
Clare
Nellie Pruden
Fred L. Pruden
Max
Merlin Burns
Bill Squires
Hillsdale
Harrisville
Traverse City
GC. McIntyre
Artcliff
Schlosser
Midland
Pansy Pruden
Pruden
Anna Crawford
Midlad
Laura Burns
Windover Club
Gladys Hemstreet
First U.S. Rodeo Held in Denver in 1896
The article notes the first well organized American rodeo took place in Denver in 1896. It highlights Denver as the host city for this inaugural event marking the emergence of organized rodeo competition in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernon. Hill
Otto Teray
Langing
Misa Rozena
Bronson
Bernard van Buskirk
Frank Newman
Gilmore
Vis
Carrie Pervorse
Harold Kile
Clarence Ramey
Andersonville
W. W. Kile
Kenneth Moag
Delwin
Russell. Stilgenbauer
Joan
Shepherd
Betty Jans
Northup
A. Schoonover
J. L. Cunningham
Ludington
Prank Robison
Lloyd Haring
Herb Leonard
Mary Frances Heiser
Ocie Kitzpatrick
Dover
Pere Marquette Railway
Lake Michigan
Pere Marquette
Great Lakes
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Serres
Stub
Major
Michigan State College
Shle
Clare Sentinel
Eliza Archer
Frank Harry and
Som
Iva, Dee
Nelson Gream
Chicago
Herbert Wright
Lowell Wright
Life Wright
Harrizon
Baker Wills
Cleveland
William Rowan
George Hemstreet
John Baruss
Marion
Wm. Bower
Sentinel Office
Germany
Meyer
Petter
Lord Baltimore
Ake
Rexal Drug Store
Mellorol
Rexall
Pinegg
Guy Bileb
Pine Kills
Anderson’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Clute’s
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