Correspondence North Town Line Freeman
Clara Gallery is working in Temple. Mr and Mrs Wilbur DeWater spent Sunday at R Gallerys. Mrs P Coyne returned home from Flint where she has been five months. Mr and Mrs John Snyder and Mr and Mrs Thomas Barlow spent Sunday at P Coynes. Mrs Frank Madison and BON from Saginaw spent the weekend with R Gallery. T Barlow called at Wm Barrus Thursday. Mrs P Coyne and daughter Genevieve motored to Clare Monday.
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P. Coyne
Genevieve
Clare
Maple Grove Social Passages and Weekend Visits
Beatrice Finch of Farrwell spent Sunday with her parents. Several locals including Mrs Lena Davison Mrs Ira Schoffield and Mrs Stewart McAninch visited and returned from Farwell Flint Harrison Alba Detroit Saginaw and Lake areas. Names Agnes McGoogan Velma Teideman Lyle Allen Bertie Graham and others appear among family and friend gatherings.
Greenwood and Clarks Visit As Family Plans Move
Bernie Clark and family of Owosso visited Wm. Clark’s home returning Sunday. They plan a move to Detroit soon. Cecil Meade has measles. Roy Jackson of Flint visited with R. L. Mariettas on Decoration day. Reny Marietta of Flint helped with spring crops. Floyd Scott visited Wm. Clark's family. Clifford Barber cared for his family due to measles while working on the Ford farm. Ralph Hanchett works for Mr. Clark. Calhoun family from near Leota visited Ray Dillenback’s family.
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Bernie Clark
Owosso
Wm. Clark
Detroit
Cecil Meade
Roy Jackson
Flint
R. L. Mariettas
Reny Marietta
Floyd Scott
Clifford Barber
Ford
Ralph Hanchett
Clark
Local Notes and Visits From Beaverton to Mt. Pleasant
Eagle Hd Runyan made a business trip to Beaverton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roe and son Kenneth, formerly of Mt. Pleasant, spent the weekend with relatives here. They left Monday for Detroit where they expect to remain for some time. Hugh Allen of Saginaw visited last week. Mrs. Alice Clemmons and son Lester of Beaverton visited C. S. Runyan and attended Decoration exercises at Clare. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Orvis welcomed a baby girl born May 27 named Mary Marie. Mrs. John Allen has been ill and is slowly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Garver and Mr. and Mrs. John Garver were visitors at Mack Leeth’s. Children’s Day exercises planned at Hagle church Sunday evening June 17. A. Carncross improved his residence with new paint. Showery Sunday nights helpful to farmers. Frank Bates and family returned to work near Carson City after a farm visit. Miss Bernice Allen of Lake George spent the weekend with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Crane of Mt. Pleasant were visitors at Ervin Orvis’s home. Leonard Orvis visited Rose Bush to see grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Kever. Mr. and Mrs. Himer McKinney of Grand Rapids visited with uncles Thos and Robert Hutchinson.
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Hd Runyan
Beaverton
Alfred Roe
Kenneth
Mt. Pleasant
Detroit
Hugh Allen
Saginaw
Alice Clemmons
Lester
C. S. Runyan
Clare
Burt Orvis
Mary Marie
John Allen
Chas, Garver
John Garver
Mack Leeth
Hagle
Orvis
Leonard
Rosebush
K. .Kever
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Farrwell
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Ira Schofield
Farwell
Finch
Stewart McAninch
Windstrans
Cowles
Mudlake
Alma Tiedeman
Ray Utley
Walter Moore
John
Ellen Tryon
Washington
C. Sanborn
Bertie Graham
Hi Dell
Harrison
Bertie
LaPratte
Alba
Raymond
Elmer Schofield
Velma
D. Stirling
Goldie Rawson
Colby
Agnes McGoogan
P. Winters
C. Kay
eDtroit
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Guy Perry
Lansing
J. Teideman
Margaret Allen
Lyle
Dave
Lela Sanborn
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Kaneas Bard
Fred Mr. Morgan
Tal
Westinghouse
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Blue Rose
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