Local Social News Highlights From Sunday Visit And Gatherings
Vick Finch and his daughters visited his mother on Sunday. Dock Hicks is home from his work in Fremont City. Some young people attended the canoe event at Lake Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Higin Hickok and family spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Neal Strait near Sears. The Shinabarger girls spent Sunday afternoon with the Hickok girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick’ Finch
Dock Hicks
Fremrent City
Lake
Higin Hickok
Neal Strait
Sears
Shinabarger
Hickok
Local residents take trips and visit relatives
Moores and Mrs. Baird return from Kalamazoo after visiting daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith drive to Grand Rapids for a two day visit with friends. Norman Wilde Delbert Fish travel from Ann Arbor to see John Madison and family in Hinkleville. Fern Atkins of Farwell visits Mrs. Walter Smith. Madison hosts Sunday dinner with Roy Powers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Walter’ Smith
John Madison
Roy Powers
Hinkleville
Local visitors and notes from the milepost column
Randall Mrs Basill Miles and son from Warwell visit with her parents as Mr and Mrs Lyle Mitchell of Saginaw also spend time. The community notes officers reelected for the year. Mrs George Gibbs hosted. Two Rivers area families visit relatives. A family horse loss is reported and a local delivery horse, Barney, is noted. A Detroit trip is mentioned and a pavement celebration planned July 25 near Twin Elm Golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basill Miles
Warwell
Lyle Mitchell
Saginaw
Little Jr
Matty
George Gibbs
McCrimmon
Louis Baker
Near Two Rivers
Local Visits and Weekend Gatherings Reported Across Town
West Freeman and Lansing residents, including the Hickoks and Lundys, spent time visiting BH Hickok and family with fishing outings. Otis Hansen and wife visited his daughter Mrs. John Gaffney. Lake George and Carson City guests called on neighbors. Lostlake fishing plans noted. Jackson visitors traveled with Fred Burke for a northward vacation. Brinton and Take area residents hosted out of town guests for dinners and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. O. Hickok
Lansing
Lundy
Mason
BH. C. Hickok
Mathew Hansen
Otis
John Gaffney
Jim Luce
Mr. Hunter
Lake George
E. C. Hickok
Hickok
Orville Lane
Hazel Cochran
Bates
Dover News Family Travels and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Gordon Weaver with children return to Detroit after visiting his parents. A L Rule returns from Chicago. Dorothy Allen of the Brown visits cousins Theo Belle Loree and Joan Allen Monday and Tuesday. Frank Hoover and family of Greenwood visit Mr and Mrs Roy Hoover. Mrs Frank Mollens and three children of Birch Run visit Brat home. all return except Fenton who stays for school. Gospel Tabernacle pavement celebration planned. Anna Denno of the Brown visits daughter Mrs Robert Walters. Helen Reed of Gladwin visits Albert Shaver over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Weaver
Detroit
A. L. Rule
Chicago
Dorothy Allen
The
Brown
Theo Belle
Loree
Joan Allen
Frank Hoover
Greenwood
Myre
Roy Hoover
Frank Mollens
Birch Run
Brats
Fenton
Ever Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Anna Denno
Robert Walters
Helen Reed
Gladwin
Albert’ Shaver
Gilmore Church Schedule and Pastor Announcement
Central Gilmore Church of Christ advertises Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:45 p.m. orchestra at 8:15 p.m. evening sermon at 8:30 p.m. Pastor Myles Overton invites all to attend. Gilmore Free Methodist Church lists weekly Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching every other Sunday at 5:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Church of Christ
Christian Endeavor
Myles Overton
Gilmore Free Methodist Church
Community Notes and Local Visits After Cherries Season
Mrs LaVern Perry travels north after cherries last week. Mr and Mrs Manson Graham Glenn Doris Beath and Mrs Susie Peach visit Ray Jarman home Sunday. Elton Sherman funeral attended by several from this vicinity at Farwell last week. George Orr of Farwell sicklisted. former Gilmore resident. Alvin Jackson Floyd Burgess family plan a trip north after cherries this week. Samuel Nichols and Mrs Wernest Emens had several teeth extracted at Remus last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Perry
Cherries
Manson Graham
Glenn
Doris
Béath
Susie Peach
Ray Jarman
Elton Sherman
Farwell
Alvin Jackson
Floyd Burgess
George Orr
Orr
Gilmore
Samuel. Nichols
Wernest Emens
Remus
Local residents note visits and nuptials in Temple area
Mrs Roy Myers visited her daughter and husband at Beulah Sunday. Miss Opal McCrimmin of Marion stayed with Mrs Russel Wheeler last week. Thurman Kone family and Belle Kone of Sag inaw return home after visiting Roy Holford's parents. Mrs Lawrence Groves has returned from Lansing. Ruth Cogswell of Holt is here caring for the mother. Miss Josephine Kellay and Russel Wheeler announce marriage July 2 in McBain with Rev Payton officiating. they will reside at Henry McCabe house after the sixth. Roy Kress attended Houghton Lake for huckleberries. Mrs Thos Crawford returned from Detroit relatives visit. C H Jones of Clare visited Temple. Francis Kellay left for Battle Creek for work. Milford Rodgers family visited Delbert Rodgers at Sears. Winnie Wright visiting Mortie Fishbourne at Thompsonville. Mrs Floyd Davis returns from five weeks with her mother Dora Fife and leaves for Oak Grove with the extra gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Myers
Beulah
Opal McCrimmin
Marion
Russel Wheeler
Thurman Kone
Belle Kone
Saginaw
Roy Holford
Lawrence Groves
Wallace Harrington
Lansing
Ruth Cogswell
Holt
Harrington
Chas, Gibbons
Lamb
Josephine Kellay
McBain
Payton
Henry McCabe
Roy Kress
Houghton Lake
Thos. Crawford
Detroit
C. H. Jones
Clare
Temple
Francis Kellay
Battle Greek
Milford Rodgers
Delbert Rodgers
Sears
Winnie Wright
Mortié Fishbourne
Thompsonville
Floyd Davis
Dora Fife
Oak Grove
Residents Visit and Farm Day Outing Highlights
Sunday activities feature Mr and Mrs T Johnston hosting Frank White on the farm while Rose Bush plans a day with her parents. Mrs M Briggs of Glare visits sister Mrs Oliver Quamippell, with Edd Bader and Joe Bader from nearby Rose Bush and Delwin stopping by the Fred Bader residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. and
R. Town Line
May Frank White
Rosebush
T. Johnston
M. Briggs
Glare
Oliver Qamippell
Edd. Bader
Joe Bader
Delwin
Fred Bader
Quiet Fourth Draws Visiting Families to North Arthur
North Arthur residents hosted relatives from California and Lansing over the holiday. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer Jr and Lloyd Bauer, Mrs. John Bauer Sr, and Clyde Bender with children Coral and Hdsell. They attended Sunday school and services as part of a calm community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Lake
Gladwin
L. A. Kiggins
J. M. Roller
S. Geo, Bates
The
Brown
Shull
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Travelers and Visits
Pleasant Valley residents report Miss Patricia Clute visiting her grandmother Mrs. Ruby Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Don McKane of Jackson visited Owen Spink’s home. Miss Ruth Kever spent Friday night with cousin Miss Thelma Orvis. John Watson moved to Flint for work and Miss Inez Hemstreet joined Miss Bessie Johnson in Ludington for cherry picking. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arnold drove to St. Johns for medical care for Mrs. Arnold whose condition is improving. Clarence Bay and Loren J. visited Burton Bay’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen hosted Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Clute
Ruby Thompson
Don McKane
Jackson
Owen Spink
Ruth Kever
Thelma Orvis
John Watson
Flint
Inez Hemstreet
Bessie Johnson
Ludington
Wm. Arnold
St. Johns
Greenwood Community Notes and Social Visits
Greenwood residents hosted relatives visiting from Lansing Flint Traverse City and Clare. The Greenwood Grange choir practiced at Verne Wood Nome and members shared visits with family and neighbors including Harl Sprague’s funeral.
Community Notes and Social Visits From Elm Grove Area
Residents and relatives gather for dinners and weekend visits across Elm Grove Grand Rapids Wellington and Clare. Mr and Mrs Rhodes Shull Mickle Turner Gordon Abbott McKinley Robinett extend sympathy for a home fire loss and a hospital recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernell
Vane Mickle
K. A. Turner
Saginaw
Chas
Smith
Claud Purner
A. B
Verne. Hains
Wm. Abbott
Franis Gordon
Ann Arbor
Joe McKinley
Katie’ McKinley
The
Brown
J. i. ‘Teal
Flattison’ Camp
Verne Hains
Vergil Newman and family visit notes from Sunday
Vergil Newman and family are mentioned in a Sunday afternoon visit with several relatives including Mrs. Acie and Mrs. Ted Newman. Virgil Goodman stayed with his sister Mrs. Ted Newman and assisted with work last week. Vane Mickle visited several days with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. T. Robinett and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergil Newman
Tee
Acie
Whee
Virgil Goodman
Hig
Ted
Newman
Vergil
Vane Mickle
T. Robinett
Ralph Shull
Max
Clarence Davis
Brockart
Ted Vidian
J. Rhodes
Gon
Local Social Notes From MANN Siding Area
Mrs Harvey Ruby and children of Detroit visited Mr and Mrs Wm Hileman. Some boys went to Gladwin to see Harrison vs Gladwin. Mrs Carl Monday visited relatives in Flint. Richard and Nick Pfannes work near Traverse City picking cherries. Workers in Coleman beer fields returned home for the weekend. Turner and Hains families suffered through a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Ruby
Detroit
Wm. Hileman
Gladwin
Harrison
Carl
Flint
Richard
Nick Pfannes
Traverse City
Coleman
Turner and Hains
Community Visits and Family Gatherings in Southeast Sheridan
Mrs. Waddington and two children from Loomis spent last week with her sister Mrs. Ross Coe. Coe's niece visited Wednesday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Densmore called on George Haring. Frank and Morgan Thompson visited Eyart to see Frank's brother. Mark Sowle noted to have one horse left. Sunday guests at M. P. Sowle's included Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sink and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Sink of Detroit. Perry Sink and wife then went to Houghton Lake. E. T. Sink visited their brother M. P. Sowle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Sheridan
Waddington
Loomis
Ross Coe
M. P. Sowle
Perry Sink
H. T. Sink
Detroit
Mir
Houghton Lake
E. T. Sink
Arthur Center Social Notes Include Baby Arrival
Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders visited J M Rollers Thursday evening. Mrs John Bauer of California and Mrs Fred Athey visited Friday. A baby boy arrived Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Floyd Spicer. Mrs Mildred Dale tends to Mrs Spicer and infant. The Kiggins family hosted Sunday guests Anna Shull Ralph Shull and Robert Shull. The Shulls then left Monday for Chicago to attend the World's Fair. Roller and Kenneth visited the Kiggins Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sanders
J. M. Rollers
John Bauer, Sr
California
Fred Athey
Stork
Arthur Center
Floyd Spicer
Mildred Dale
Spicer
L. A. Kiggins
Anna Shull
Ralph Shull
Robert Shull
Chicago
Roller
Kenneth
Kiggins
Hatton Church Social Plans With Music Support
Loomis notes many Hatton residents at church Sunday night with Mr. Burton as speaker. The community thanks local youths for music and singing and announces an upcoming box social. Requests for more song books and invites help for a lively sing service as a date is set. Barney Gerow visited his mother and weekend visitors from Clare joined Gerow family at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Hatton
Burton
Barney Gerow
Clare
Gerow
Wes Gerow
Annalié
Ethel Jane
Leonard
Thelma Orvis
Mona
Rae
Arthur Johnson, Jr
Harvey
Greenwood Center Last Week's Letter Highlights Local Notices
At the annual school meeting District No. 3 re-elected David Van Vaulkenburg as treasurer. Elvin Budd returned from Hayes township. Mrs. Albert Bruce and children visit Detroit for ten days. Holiday guests included families from Petoskey Flint Flushing and Detroit. Numerous locals visited and picnicked at Shingle Lake and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Center
David van Vaulkenburg
Elvin Budd
B. Woods
Hayes Township
Albert Bruce
Detroit
Warl Sprague
Clyde
Lambertson
Jack Seamon
Paul Lang
Harrison
Carl Budd
Robert Lang
Betty
Lois Budd
Shingle Lake
Anna Crawford
Laura Buns
Merlin Burns
Temple
Carl’ Budd
Russel Cook
Har- Vigon
Israel the Unique Nation Vineyard Sermon Analysis
A sermon outlines Isaiah 53 1 7 and 5 to discuss Israel as God s vineyard God s special favor His expectations and the resulting ruin The piece details sins of oppression luxury drunkenness unbelief moral confusion conceit and perversion of justice and predicts judgment with historic fulfillment shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
David
Jerusalem
Solomon
America
Imusic
Soul Beautiful Service Inspires Daily Faith
A concise reflection compares the beauty of creation to a soul devoted to Jesus, highlighting love in daily labor and the wear of ordinary life. The passage emphasizes spiritual beauty surpassing nature’s splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Will and fate echo in Gen. Gordon quote
A ponderous line attributed to General Charles G. Gordon anchors a reflection on desire versus reality. The speaker asserts accepting things as they are rather than forcing a preferred outcome through ill will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Charles
G. Gordon
Sun’s long range weather forecast but Earth remains uncertain
Dr. Charles G. Abbot of the Smithsonian predicts two years of below normal solar radiation based on seven interwoven periodicities. He cautions that solar weather only partly influences Earth temperatures, which are shaped by mountains deserts oceans and winds, but accurate solar forecasts could simplify long range weather predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles G. Abbot
Smithsonian Institution
Institution
Abbot
Space
Earth
Abbat
Given Wrong Number on International Phone Dunkirk Mix-Up
A chaotic international telephone misdial leads a Dunkirk resident to London as operators juggle calls. Mrs Reuckert confirms Dunkirk 80607 then 30607 and is asked to summon Mr Jacobs for Mr Warmer. No Jacobs or Farner present. caller insists on 3060 Dunkirk France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
London
England
Dog Is Big Aid to Fire Fighters in Vermont
In Swanton Vermont a bull dog named Rough serves as a volunteer firehouse mascot and active helper. Chief J Leo Loiselle says Rough responds to nearly every alarm and has trampled out small grass and brush fires, though he has been burned several times, he stays ready for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Swanton
Rough
J. Leo Loiselle
Bear Frozen in Pond Freezes During Skating in Maine
Mrs. H Porter on Jefferson Street in Rockland Maine noticed a dark shape in a pond while skating. She found a black bear trapped in slushy ice. a game warden freed the animal and it scampered off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Rockland
Maine
Jefferson Porch
H. ©. Porter
Harvard Plans Mars Map From 43 Thousand Research Awards
Harvard faculty will construct a map of Mars using modern data funded by forty three thousand dollars in research awards. This effort aims to advance planetary mapping through interdisciplinary collaboration and funded scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Mars
Harvard
Clare County Road Board Minutes Harrison July 5 1938
Harrison Michigan July 5 1938 meeting of Clare County Road Commissioners held at the Court House with Chairman Somerville presiding. The session approved last minutes and routine bills for supplies gas and services. A Supervisors committee discussed workmen’s compensation insurance. Michigan Mutual Liability Co. won and insurance with Standard Accident Co. was cancelled. Wm A Henderson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Board of
Clare County
Court House
Harrison
Somerville
Ladd
Asline
Harrison Gas & Oil Co
Clute
Edward J. Magnus
State Review Pub. Co
O. C. Somerville
Orval Vandewarker
Tyler-Lowery Co
Consumers Power Co
Clare
J. F. McKenna
General Dist. Corp
Tom Crawford
Art Clausholm
Acme Motor Truck Corp
Roy McKinnon
Standard Oil Co
Clare Realty Co
John H. Wilson
Kakoska Cartage Co
John Asline
Board of Supervisors
Bradley, Gardiner, Stockwell and Amble
Michigan Mutual Liability Co
Standard Accident Insurance Co
Michigan Mutual Liability Company
Standard Accident ‘Insurance
Clare Michigan Water Delinquency Fee Adopted in 1934
The City of Clare amends section 2 of Ordinance 125 to charge delinquent water users $1.00 to turn on the water after disconnection. All inconsistent ordinance parts are repealed. the amendment does not affect other provisions. Mayor J. H. Wilson and Deputy City Clerk Carl Holbrook sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
City of
J. H.wilson
T. Carl Holbrook
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Announced by Lapeer Bank
William R Edgerton and Frances A Edgerton defaulted on a June 10 1931 mortgage to Lapeer County Bank recorded in Clare County Michigan. The sale will take place at the courthouse front door in Harrison Michigan on October 7 1933 at 10:00 AM for property in Garfield Township Clare County Michigan described as sections 15 16 and 17 township 17 north range 6 west containing about 240 acres more or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Edgerton
Frances A. Edgerton
Lapeer County Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Imlay City
Michigan
Register of Deeds
Clare County
Harrison
Garfield
Clare
Harry, Olmstead
Lapeer County
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Alexander E. Wylie Sawyer
Tatman
McEwan Street
Clare, Michigan
Mewar
LAW
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Clare, Mich
DR. B. & Sanford
Tatman Block
Wichigan
Dunlop
Dover News
Central Gilmore
North Arthur
Pleasant Valley
Robert Bartlett
Newton Kress
Elizabeth Roland
H. B. Jones
Greenwood Grange
Verne Wood
Nome
Frank Stuckman
Robert Jones
Firy
James Daring
Earnest Chaffee
P. P. Chaffee
Rachel van Buskirix
Kirehmar
Clarence
Harl Sprague
Henry Blake
Harry Randall
Hartford City
Indiana
Forest Randall
Fitzwathr
Ap Bom
Moody B. Petitute
Aay
Unione
Isaiah
Drunenness
EES
Legals
Eimer Shumar
Imlay
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