Brown Corners Community Notices
Glad to hear Mrs. Arthur Lower is recovering after Mt. Pleasant hospital operation. Mrs. Anna Denno visited her daughter and attended the Tabernacle meeting Sunday. Byron Miller bought a hunting machine from Rev. Van Brocklin last week. Mrs. Dorothy Allen visited Mrs. Jeff Hartman last week. Rev. Rieinhardt and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. Swantz of Harrison and attended Dover services in the afternoon. Condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dyke on their sorrow. Silas Pilgrim visited Grover Reynolds and Everett Allen last week. Attended Mrs. Durtee's funeral were Rev. Kleinhardt and Mesdames Coulter, Miller, Garver, Cleland, and Kay Carlton Green of Clare with grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ott visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hariman.
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Brown Corners
Arthur Lower
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Anna Denno
the Tabernacle
Byron Miller
van Brocklin
Jeff Hartman
Rieinhardt
Swantz
Harrison
Dover
Herman Dyke
Silas’ Pilgrim
Grover Reynolds
Everett Allens
Durtee
Kleinhardt
Mesdames
Chatterton
Hardwood
John Brubaker
Russel Sanders
Josie Newman
Edith Milkie
Harold Athey
Buzz Woad
Patricia Herrold
Roland
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Viann Siding Baby and Local Updates
A little boy named Herbert Rex arrives at the home of Mr and Mrs William Hileman on February 20. His mother Mrs O M Somers of Gilmore cares for mother and babe. Mrs Himer Nephew undergoes appendicitis surgery at Samaritan hospital Bay City and is reported in good condition. Carl Monday and family return from Flint. Wm and Richard Pfannes visit from Pontiac. Mrs Norman Burton remains poorly. Mrs Rodgers of Vassar assists with children while Mrs Nephew is hospitalized. Winter weather continues and Monday brings a record low school attendance of five.
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Wm. Hileman
Herbert Rex
O. M. Somers
Gilmore
Babe
Richard Pfannes
Pontiac
Norman Burton
Rodgers
Vassar
Nephew
Community Notes From Colvinville District
Local updates report visitors and calls among Farwell families and Clare residents. A Parents Teachers Association formed at the school house with aims to host a March meeting and serve lunch. many neighbors express enthusiasm for the event. One birthday gathering occurred at the Don Lloyd home with kin present. weather caused a severe storm with blocked roads and a snow plow in view.
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John Garver
Farwell
Jay Clare
Frank Walters
Myrtle Strouse
Katherine Robinett
Clare
Ladies Aid
Mary Davis
Jay Chite
Don Lloyd
Costello
Hugh Henderson
Art Lloyd
Burt Lloyd
Lloyd Costello
Sam Leichti
Glen Lloyd
Mary Lloyd
Sam
Wm. Hampton
Mt. Pleasant
Tessie
Hazel Bodkins
Chas
Bodkins
Robert Clute
Arthur
Kay Clute
Glare
Aye Glates
Ivan Nevilist
Alfred “Rutter
Inez Léhman
Chas. ‘Bodkin
Jay Clute
Hila Kistler
Wood
Community supper program by Apple Blossom Club at Mt. Pleasant
A large crowd attended the Apple Blossom Club program at Mt. Pleasant for the community supper last Friday night. The next supper is planned for March 29 with a program by the entire community.
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Apple Blossom Club
Mt. Pleasant
Marth
Fred Athey
Grandpa Spicer
Warren Heiser
Hugene Orvis
Norman
Ronald
Carl Spicer
Ee Reynolds
Wayne
Wilbur Mann
M. Roller
Bert Kinne
Arthur Harrold
Barbara Jean
Isobel Hubel
Mr. McGregor
Lowell Shull
Saginaw
Detroit
Kenneth Roller
Community Notes From Hersevile Area School Struggles
The report lists local residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Brive and nearby towns. It notes that bad weather kept many children home from school while fourteen hardy youngsters attended. Snow drifts blocked the schoolhouse path and snowplows struggled to clear a trail.
Chest Colds Fight Quickly with Greomulsion
A local druggist promotes Greomulsion as seven benefits in one for coughs and colds. It claims to be powerful yet harmless with no narcotics and suggests Marys Lindep bets spor if relief is not achieved by Ceomubione.
Local Clare Area Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Miss Olga Scott was in Clare on business. Mrs. George Scott visited her parents in Clare. School children attended a basketball game between Barryton and Parnell with several adults present. Births, hospital visits, and birthdays populate the weekend social items across Clare Farwell Windover Lake Flint and Big Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Scott
Clare
George Scott
P. BE
Smalley
Barryton School
Barryton
Parnell
I. A. Brooks
Geo
Scott
Ray McCan
Carl Shinabarger
Big Rapids
Gladys Fahnestock
Wood
Wylda Mahan
Jennie Muir
Florence Duncan
Bay City
Muir
Clifford Darnell
Windover Lake
Clarabelle Lyons
EH. A. Stanley
Son
Flint
Matthew Scott
Great Days for the Germans
The article reflects on peak German intellectual and cultural eras. It highlights freedom periods in the Fifteenth century, Eighteenth century, and the years 1815 to 1866 as defining ages of the German mind and spirit.
Oldest Secret Society: Hung Society of China
The Hung Society of China is described as the largest and oldest secret organization, over 1,500 years old, with members scattered around the world.
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Hung Society of
China
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