Local Train Schedules and Community Notices
Train 1 West at 7 52 A M. Train 52 South at 10 06 A M. Train 61 South at 1 20 P M. Lodge and Pythian Sisters meet Mondays. Masons hosted a big party Friday. Residents visit Mt Pleasant and Glare with various locals cited. Epworth League service to feature Friendship topic with an orchestra and wind quartet. Magazines donated to the library by Mrs. Graham. Weekend visits and meals noted among local families.
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West
South
Marth
Mix
John Henry
Curtice Hearns
Homer Stinchcombe
Greenwood
Masons
Mis
W. C. Fuller
Martha
Marion
Elaine Force
Virginia Norton
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Philips
Don Carpo
Robert Walter
Brandstetter Memorial Hospital
Elmer Powers
Ohio
Fred Bingham
Blaine Force
Martha Fuller
A. Corwin
Ionia
Frank Belnap
Bessie Kelley
Lansing
Latter Day Saints Schedule With Branch President Frayer Meeting
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announces Sunday services led by Branch President B McGuire. Sunday School at 10:35 a.m. Frayer meeting at 11:30 a.m. Bible Study at 7:? p.m.
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Reorganized
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
B. McGuire
Frayer
Church of God February Services and Gathering
Pastor Mary E House leads Church School at 9:40 a m and preaching at 10:30 a m. Evening service at 8:00 p m with Wednesday prayer at the pastor's home. February 26 observance of ordinances all day. Young People meeting led by Heith Stinchcombs and welcomes all attendees.
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Church OF God
Mary E. House
Heith Stinchcombs
Igs
the Lord
Farwell Methodist Church urges growth in attendance and participation
Rev. John Lockyer calls Farwell residents to value the town churches. He notes weekly absences, urges stronger leadership, and outlines the Sunday program with church school Epworth League and a midweek Bible study, inviting all to join.
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Farwell
Jesus
St. John
Epworth League
Local residents host gatherings and social visits in Clare
Community notes list numerous visits and dinners from Lake George to Clare and Mt. Pleasant. Families such as the Bingham and Graham clans share meals with relatives while townsfolk discuss unemployment relief and civic events. A Dixie company meeting at Mt. Pleasant details vehicle showroom and product info.
Visit and family notices in Greenwood Center
Alfred Steurmer and son Charles Wayne of Flint visit his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Steurmer. Mrs Albert Bruce heard of the death of her aunt Mrs John Blue of Spring Lake on February 21. Mr and Mrs Frank Burns of Temple called on Dan Varney. Bruce returns to school after two months absence due to illness.
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Greenwood Center
Alfred Steurmer
Charles Wayne
Flint
Herman, Steurmer
Albert Bruce
John Blue
Spring’ Lake
Frank Burns
Temple
Dan Varney
June Bruce
Local Notes From F. and R. Town Line Community
Mrs Eston Van Order and family and Miss Juaura Kress visited relatives in West Freeman on Friday. Bennie Williams fell from a rocking chair hitting his mouth and breaking two front teeth. he was taken to a dentist and is recovering. Several residents made trips to Clare on Thursday and Friday for business. Laura Kress and Mrs Carl Williams reported minor injuries and laryngitis respectively, with general improvement noted.
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Eston van Order
Juaura Kress
Elton Darnell
West Freeman
Bennie Williams
Bennie
Fred Bader
Norma Bell
Clare
L. A. Presley
A. E. van Horn
Pleasant
Oliver Campbell
F. A. Luce
Lake George
O. Kubes
Carl Williams
Edd Alger
Gilmore
Laura Kress
Curtis Presley
Joe Howell
Community Notices From Brown Corners Weekend Socials
Brown Corners residents visited relatives in Harrison and Detroit over the weekend. Church revival meetings continue with strong attendance and special musical numbers noted. Local families entertained guests, with numerous home visits reported in Arthur Center and Greenwood areas.
Senator Carpenter Praised For Mortgage Moratorium Proposal
The item commends Senator Ben Carpenter for introducing a two year mortgage moratorium to shield farmers and small homeowners from foreclosures. It argues the measure is not radical but humane and calls for public support while contrasting with the governor's actions aiding banks. It cites biblical allegory to urge endorsement.
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Sen
Ben Carpenter
Sen. Carpenter
Abbott Family Visits In Detroit And Local Notes
A Detroit return for Will Abbott and his Flushing relatives visits Alfred Abbott’s home for weeks. Dr Clute checked on Mrs Hines who has been ill. 4 H Club met with leader Mrs Glenn Lower and work on aprons and towels proceeds. Lowell Shull visited sister Mrs Geo Bates. Harold Sunday travels to Hastings for business and plans to visit parents Mr and Mrs L W Sunday. Margarette Lower missed high school due to grippe.
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Detroit
Will Abbott
Flushing
Alfred “Abbott
Clute
Mayo Robinett
Hines
Glenn Lower
Lowell Shull
Geo
Bates
Harold Sunday
Hastings
Local Happenings in Arthur Center and Clare Visits
Mrs Lytle and daughter Gertrude Rollie Harrold and two children from Clare visited Mr and Mrs M B H Harrold and attended Sunday school. Mrs Burt Hubel and daughter Isobel called on Mrs Shull. Mrs Hart Sanders learned her sister Miss Ida is a patient in a Pontiac sanitarium and friends wish for her speedy recovery. E Grvss announced the arrival of a daughter Lois Blaine for Budd and wife. Ruth Shull, back from home, returns to Saginaw after news of Elsie’s trouble keeping her off duty. wishes for her health improvement.
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J. Lamphere
Lake George
Fred Bingham
John Henry
Louis Gee
Alice
J. H. Stinchcombe
James Bassett
Clare
Frances
Miss Norton
A. Dawe
BE. W. Brown
Charles Graham
Doris Walker
Mt. Pleasant
Red Bingham
Bay City
Mr. Pleasant
Sutchinson
Detroit
Mary Schofield
Miss Nash
Miss Carter
Glad
Weelk
George Fuller
Mitts Brothers
Elwood
Saunderson
Orville Sherman
Silverlake
Chicago
Frank Pettiboney
Austin Trumble
Pixley
Hersey
Nate Trimble
Perverse
Powell
Wilton
Henry Ford
Fords
Forest Garver
Brown
Carrie Pervyorse
Dixie Cottage
Dixie
A D. Hill
Dixie Co
Oklahoma
St. Joe
Clare Opéh
Mr. Stutting
Chas
Ott
Erma
Geo. Bates
Earl Sprague
Greenwood
Henry Ott
Walter
Fred Treitch
Will Kanarr
Miss Whistler
Laverne Bates
Lula Birdsall
Barbara Schilback
June
Barbara
Hartman-Green
Lorin Birdsall
Albert Kanary
Wade Cradit
Clair Coulter
Eunice
Ruth Ulrich
Bernard Allen
Eagle
Alice Ann
Arthur Center
Ghas. Spolin
Ira Miller
Abner Chase
Harrison
Idas Leitner
Oakland County
Cora Stil
Lytle
Gertrude
Rollie Harrold
Rollin
Patricia
Harrold
Burt Hubel
Isobel
Shull
Hart Sanders
Ida
Pontiac
E. Grvss
Budd
Lois Blaine
Ruth Shull
Saginaw
Elsie
Michigan opens non-trout streams to spearing for select species
The Michigan Department of Conservation announces the second 1933 spearing season. Non trout streams in the lower peninsula allow spearing for carp suckers redhorse mullet dogfish and garpike until April 30 with upper peninsula dates to May 16. Artificial nights forbidden and stream classifications advised by county conservation officers.
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Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Department of Conservation
Conservation Department
Community Notes of Visits and Illnesses in Vernon Hill Area
A long list of weekend visits and family affairs from Vernon Hill includes Kathern Liechti staying with cousin Maxine Liechti in Colonville, multiple relatives visiting and hosting in Coleman Farwell and Clare, and illnesses with Mrs. George Snider and Mrs. Arthur Horning confined to bed. Several funerals and hospital trips are noted, with residents such as Mrs. Sines and Mrs. Maitland’s family mentioned.
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Kathern Liechti
Maxine Liechti
Colonville
S. Pike
Wallace Donald
Warren Raymofft
Arthur
Pontiac
Ernie Stevens
Robert Balkema
Chicago
Clyde Brown
Arcadia
Clyde
Baldwin
Meth Brown
Ronald
Mabel Asch
Beaverton
Etta Buckley
Arthur Ginn
Dover
John Schultz
Loraine
Roy Cimmerer
Lorraine
Ella Russell
Clare
Milton Searight
Coleman
Anna Arrand
Peter Akey
Fred Newson
Fred Akey
Gon
Wellington
Maitland
Flint
George Snider
Ester Clark
Rosebush
Seymour Border
Bert Waite
Pearl Liechti
Austin Trumble
Nate
Trumble
Farwell
Carrie Perverse
Pearl Leichti
Andrew Irwin
Thomas Bolen
Glen Yager
Billy
Roy
Frank Pettibone
Hersey
Carrie
Frank Pringle
Herrick
Louis Nevins
Seymour
Border
Phyllis
David E
Jim Sherman
Forrest Garver
Emma Garver
Brown Corners
Arnold Bidwell
Arthur Brown
Orl Sipe
Arthur Horning
Caldwell
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Sines
Josie
Clarence Wolgast
Saginaw
Probate copy filed by Judge Thos S Dorsey
A true copy dated 2014 filed with the probate court by Judge Thos S Dorsey. The note confirms authenticity of the document as a legal record in probate matters.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Julius Schug
Fred Schug
Julius Schaeffer
Clare Sentinel
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