Local notices and family updates from a small town
Community snippets report relations and visits among Shaffer Turver Comer Coulter and Miller families. Notes mention a baby boy birth to Mr and Mrs Sestead formerly Grace Poet and various relatives spending weekends at Long Lake and hospital recovery of Irene Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shaffer
End
Sestead
Seetead
Grace Poet
Chas. Kinney
Detroit
K. A. Turver
Kenneth Comer
Lloyd Comer
Clare
Herachel Comer
John Coulter
Long Lake Fshing
Bryan
Ira Miller
Long Lake
Kelly Comer
Parente
Irene Miller
Adda Fifer
Brand Farm
Order For Publication Probate Estate of Rath Reed
Michigan Probate Court in Clare County orders hearing for John S Reed and possibly another appointee to administer the estate of Rath Reed Deceased. Hearing set for June 26 1920 at 10:00 AM in Harrison with public notice to run in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Rath Reed
John S. Reed
Banquet Plans Spark Squirrel Banter Between Georgie and Mrs Georgie
In a comic woodland exchange Gray Squirrel Georgie and his mate discuss a banquet and a picnic like plan. They joke about invitations and meals while imagining storing extra provisions for future gatherings and mutual aid at the banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
Mrs. Georgie
George
Georgie Gray Squirrel
Local families visit over weekend in Clare area
Elm Grow Ve P and Davis and family traveled to Flint to visit friends for a few days. Gertrude Cole from Ithaca visited sister Mrs. L F Pendell and family. Cord Harvey and children of Clare called on John Raymond and CO Harvey. Archey Tryon of Clare visited his parents. Kensie Harrison of Brush College spent Sunday with Mary and Avaneel Raymond. Ora Hale from Nestér visited Glen Hale family. Pean Daonlay from Brush College visited the Pendells. Sunday school and church were well attended. Prayer meeting is planned Thursday evening. M Der mers from near Booth Stores spent Sunday evening with the Cook on the Brewer farm. Clair Sanders returned home to Mt. Pleasant after a week with his brother Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P, Davis
Flint
Gertrude Cole
Ithaca
L. F. Pendell
Cord Harvey
Clare
John Raymond
CO. Harvey
Archey Tryon
Kensie Harrison
Brush College
Mary
Avaneel Raymond
Ora [Hale
Nestér
Glen Hale
Pean Daonlay
Dei Pendell
Beind Eath
Ieaac Lear
M. Der+mers
Booth Stores
Cook
Brewer Farm
Clair Sanders
Charles
Mt. Pleasant
Fatal Effect Obituary Note In Brooklyn Exgie
An obituary notes a man died three hours after reading his copy of the Eagle yesterday afternoon, linking the sequence to a fatal effect observed by the Brooklyn Exgie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Brooklyn
Exgie
Not So Nice When He Was Mad Exchange
A brief exchange describes Ethel wheeling her baby brother in the yard. The speaker notes the infant’s smiling appearance, while Ethel adds that he is not always nice and becomes stubborn and unresponsive when he is angry.
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Ethel
Local Visitors And Church Meeting Notes
Detroit visitors Mrs Ira Lower and Mrs Loyd Brown with son James stay at Mrs Lower’s home. John Coulter and family return from a Long Lake fishing trip. Henry Roland and North Star family make short calls last week. Andy Reines paints Jack Jared’s barn. Ben Kieninhardt drives a Bay City team for Mr Cornwell and brings another to the farm. Houghton family from Detroit visit son Raymond. Brown church invites attenders to last quarterly meeting on the 26th and 27th led by Rev J E Harwood of Alma. Inside church decorating job let to Marion Wright. Glenn and Verne Lower improve the refinery grounds.
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Loyd Brown
James
Detroit
Ira Lower
John Coulter
Long Lake
Henry Roland
North Star
Andy Reines
Jack Jared
Ben Kieninhardt
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Floyd Kirkpatrick
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