Rural Families Share Visits and Gatherings in Clare Area
Local residents with Bradley and Young families visited kin across Clare and nearby towns. Jim Bradley Evelyn and others hosted and called on relatives including Paxtons and Lunds while attending reunions and Sunday School events. Continuous social ties tied Clare, Sanford, Beaverton and Reed City communities together this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Bradley
Evelyn
Harry Bradley
Clare
Walford Siel
Vernon
Jim Bradley
Pella Randle
Clare Hospital
Herman Lower
Ronnie Randle
Vestaburg
Wanda
Sanford
Harold Kile
Ernest Young
Jim. Bradley
Russell Paxton
Kenneth Lower
June Bradley
James. Paxton
Jimmie
Chuckie Heintzelman
Lansing
Marlene Lower
Reed City
Robert Lowers
Evelyn June Bradley
Thompson
Harrison
C. W. Paxton
Beaverton
Boos Landing
Norman Young
Midland Calle d
Gilmore Center Community Guests and Family Visits
Local notes record guests and visits including Lyle Pitts from California Jesse Burgess and James Pitts from Massachusetts Mrs Emma Perry released from Clare Hospital and staying with brother Lloyd Numerous supper gatherings involve Elwen Pitts George Pitts Jack Fordyce and Tanner families with visitors from Midland Shields Saginaw California and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Pitts
California
Jesse Burgess
Mason
James Pitts
Egbert Fordyce
Jack Johnson
Midland
William Tanner
Emma Perry
Clare Hospital
Lloyd
Alvin Wood
Elmer Kidder
George Skinner
Frank Thomas
George Pitts
Sabie
Coleen Fordyce
Gilmore
Rose
David
Susan
Dora Fordyce
Shields
Elwen Pitts
Jack Fordyce
Saginaw
Delwin Grange notes and regional social calendar
Detailing Delwin Grange events, fair plans at Isabella County Fair, and community gatherings. Names listed include Donald Moore, Murray Mogg family, Keith Moge family, Alvin Walton family, Bernise Moore family, Lavern Rockett family, Margaret Rockett, and local residents at picnics and weddings. Also mentions a forthcoming State Grange convention and local birthday observances. A note on Ankara Museum Hittite collections and Oregon coal for West Coast utility projects concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delwin
Delwin Grange Fair
Isabella County Fair
Donald Moore
Prince
Isabella County
Murray ‘Mogg
Keith Moge
Alvin Walton
Bernise Moore
Lavern Rockett
Margaret Rockett
Grange
Halls
Lake
Mary. Morrison
Walter Irwin
Phyllis
Bently
Robert Dalees Hd
Florence Myers
LaVern
Rockett
Bill
Brewer
Bill’ Forney
Mike
Bonnie
Sor Flint
Maud McDonald
Allen McDonald
Lorraine
Oscoda
McDonald
Clare McTaggart
John Stough
Mike Luptak
Quincy
Ilinois
Earl Walker
Andrew Wojack
Pleasant
Illinois
Carl McDonald’s
Old Nickel-Clad Tank Car Remains In Service
The 1930 railroad tank car, the first with nickel clad steel plates, is still in operation. It carries malter phonol and features nickel steam coils to keep the chemical liquid.
Local residents share social visits around mid Michigan
Harold Robison of Saginaw and families visit the Lavertys and Scotts. John Shilling Jr. and kin travel from Midland to see relatives. Card party planned by Paul Brown. Clare and Holt guests join O M Somers at meals. Arden brings Butch and Linda to grandparents the Somers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Robison
Saginaw
John ‘Lavertys
Vicky Bowling
Jo Dee
Laverty
Beatrice Robison
Keith Scotts
Dale Lavertys
John F. Shilling Jr
Midland
Gene
Cashins
John, Shilling ‘Sr
Gale
Mickey
North
Ralph Carter
Paul Brown
Marjorie
Case
Penny
Clare
O. M. Somers
Frank Newman
O' M
Somers
William Hileman Srr
William Hileman Jr
Harrison
Nannie
Latison
Arden
Butch
Linda
Holt
Co. M. Somers
Bert Glass
Okemos
Robert Somers
Temple Driver Injured In Cadillac Fair Grounds Crash
Edgar Waldron suffered cuts and bruises when his car left the track at Cadillac Fair Grounds and rolled over several times. He received treatment at Cadillac Hospital. The item also notes routine social visits and a local community gypsy visit, with mentions of Mrs. Esther Rouse and various neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar ‘ Waldron
Cadillac Fair Grounds
Cadillac Hospital
Camp meeting opens. local guests welcomed at Eagle news notes
The Eagle column reports a Carson City camp meeting underway since Monday. Local residents are noted visiting and hosting relatives and friends from Michigan and Ohio, with frequent overnight guests at the parsonage and home visits across Celina Saginaw Rosebush and Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Sophia Deportier
Detroit
Emma Hudson
Chelsea
Ernest Kleiner
Norman Hutchinson
Tommy
Ann Arbor
Parsonage
Orville Chroch
Mendon -Ohio
Gerald Chroch
Celina Ohio
Arlie ‘Banchir
Celina
Ohio
Russell Armentrout
Clair Hoover
Lavérn
Paul
Rosebush
Ray Strouse
Leonard
Marlene
Dean Vander Veen
Robin Lynn
Harry Johnson
Péoria
Ill
Glen
Poet
Carl
Jenny Bates
Julia’ Hutchinson
Fred. Smith
Arid
Kid Keebler
Charles’ Slater
Saginaw
Ernest Kighner
Jimmie Hutchinson
Atd
Laurence Bates
Colonville Farm Bureau Discusses Oil Supply
Colonville Farm Bureau met for a basket lunch at the J. D. Clute home. Members present included Mr and Mrs Owen Spink Mr and Mrs Dale Davis and family and others. After supper the business meeting discussed how oil supply in the East will affect the American farmer. Next meeting set for Aug 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonville Farm Bureau
J. D. Clute
Haverty
Owen’ ‘Spink
Dale, Davis
Russel Davis
Ray
Strouse
Virgil Kistler
Carl Kistler
Jay Clute
Robert
Clute
Hazel Bodkins
Ines
East
Entertains Ladies Aid and Community Visitors
Mrs. Fre da Kistler hosted the Ladies Aid with twenty nine attendees and guests from Clare Detroit and Lansing including Miss Pauline Krell Mrs Bertha Vandewarker Mrs Elsie Pudway Mrs Leona Vignoe and others. Various neighbors were cited visiting at Dale Davis home and church camp plans were noted along with birthdays, weekend visits, and a fish fry event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Kistler
Pauline Krell
Bertha’ Vandewarker
Elsie Pudway
Clare
Vandewarker
Leona Vignoe
Detroit
Caroline
D. ‘Osborn
Béssie Foss
Dale Davis
Jara
Norman’ Vallén
Pontiaé
Bernice
Killop
Elk Lake
Deah Vanderveen
Qwosso
Charles
Lansing
Wellington Davis
Flint
Kendall Wood
Herrick
Doris Teal
Beulah Bodkins
J. D. Robinette
Chesaning
Agnes
Betty Eliott
Ella. Neville
Mike Salbert
Sistrer
Mark
Beverly “Martz
Orval Vanderwalker
James Neville
Midland
Ea Neville
Carla Kistler
Mary, Davis
Carson City
Kenneth ‘Martz
Son
Oryal Vandewarket
Straits
Beverly
Fred Geible
Robert Ward
Martin Roach
Ewart
Edward Magnus Jr
Brown
Garners
Lewis Rutter
Lewis
Willman Vignoe
Orval Vandewarker
Max Bowers
Russell Davis
Jde Pudway
Ronald Gruno
Pohtide
Local families share visits in Gladwin area notes
Brushollege Mr and Mrs Leo Fitzpatrick and daughters called on the Hildebrandts. Horn of Clarkston joined the Newmans. other neighbors and relatives visited, attended gatherings, and celebrated births and weddings including Yvonne Jo leen weight eight pounds two and a half ounces. Murray Brubaker wedding in Saginaw drew many locals to the Sportsmans Club reception. Families report health and hospital updates and trips to Clare and Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J John ‘Horn
Clarkston
Glen Newman
Sherm Swartz
Horn
Earl Sanders
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Sanders
Adolph Hildebrandt
Phyllis
Pear‘son
Ruth Ann Newman
Doris Coats
Nancy
Darlene
Allen
Diane Sanders
Charlene Rockey
Perry Davis
Nellie Saunders
Carol’ Mann
Donald ‘Davis
Nelda
Myron Davis
Myron
Marion Hildebrandt
Yvonne Joleen
Gladewin Hospital
Amanda Newman
Harvey Coats
Clara, Coats
Heyman Weisner
Lloyd Athey
Dick - Wood
Harrison
Allert
S. Bauders
Bauder
Agnes
Betty Elliott
Detroit
J. W. Elliott
Clare
Angola
Indiana
Hatley Coats
Weisner
Clara Coats
Harley Coats
Jack Newman
Jim. Allen
Wayne Rehm
Terry
Deborah
Sulphur Springs
Ohio
Rollie -Myers
Norman. Myers
Sugar Island
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Lawrence Brubaker
Curt Brubaker
Dennis Brubaker
Arthur Center
Galen Coats
Anna Lou’ Rockey
Nancy Allen
Helen ‘Coats
Frank Rose
Clare Hospital
Robert
Jackie
Luther
Jake
Stint
Burr Oaks
Smut
Rose
Nelson. Winters
Bay City
David Winters
Eddie ‘Rose
J. W. Newman
Bernard Allen
Pontnc
Larry Newman
Jim Allen
Sherm Swtraz
Carl Athey
Bryan
D. Miller
Kenneth Fischer
Lorin
Leibestor Gladwin
Ave
John Horn
Ernest Allen
Norman Myers
Margaret’ Sue
Saginaw
Lansing
Heart Fund dollars fuel research since 1949
Since 1949 the Heart Fund has directed nearly 20 million dollars to research. The American Heart Association national office allocates at least half of its income to research automatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Heart Fund
The
American Heart Association
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Sheridan
Gilmore Center
Archeological Museum
Ankara
Turkey
West Coast
Oregon
Appliance, Inc
McEwan Clare
Painting Guide
Moore
Imperio
Rachel Soderlund
Lake City
Esther Rouse
Cecil. Wyman
Winterfield
Milton, Morse
Archie Fraser
Stella, Fraser
Hazel “Riggle
Waneta- Pruden
Fraser
Stellax
Cora
Austin
Austins
Eagle News
Colonville
Farm Bureau
Xenfry
Brushollege
Leo Fitzpatrick
Lawrence ‘Brubaker
Bernard ‘Fitzpatrick
John Brubaker
I. M. Freeman
James Tourco
Bailey Lake
Vern Worden
Franklin’ D. Rose
Japan
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Far East
William Schriber
Mt. Pleasant
Spring
Valley Chemical.Co
Natures Vampire Eel
Great Lakes
Joe Gornall
Sir Don Gladstone
Princess Yolanda
Sue
King's
Don 'Gowell
Gladwin, Mich
Phohe GA
New York
Newark
Feller
Clare, Mich
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