Ice and travel notes from Clare area social roundup
Local mentions include visits by Bert Kane to the ranch farm and shipments of two cars halted by thaw. Clare Saturday business trips by Tor Nichols and John King. Sag-inaw and Bertha Lake residents travel, shop, and visit friends. ice crew worked late at Tom and Frank's. Some illness and routine social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thilly
Clare
Bert Kane
Tor. Nichols
Bubs Galery
Saginaw
S. Harris
Esather Euce
Mt. Pleasant Normal
John
Lionel King
Ford Hillcott
Vesta
B. Rule
Bedford
Evergreens
Vrs
Tom Nichols
Mesdames Donald
James Luce
Farwell
Lyman Frisby
Harry Kress
Henry ‘Wellman
G. ‘A. Silover
Harrison
Wewsom
Wolf
Big Norway Lake
Community News Roundup From Sheridan Area
The Eagle recounts a well attended aid meeting at the Leith home and the next gathering on March 10 with Mrs. Runyan. It notes achievements at Harrison Achievement Day, church missionary service, illness and recoveries, visits, and a birthday celebration at the Bay home.
Local Notes From Samaritan Hospital and Community News
Mr and Mrs J B Allen return home from Samaritan Hospital where he has been a patient since the first of the year. Jim is recovering well. Mrs Rocky our teacher has flu since Friday and no school Monday. Community men harvest ice at Bud Lake. Horton family of Clare visited Hutchinsons. Ruby Thompson stayed with Pred and Robi Allen. Burton Bay and family weekend in Alma with John Ramsey family. Missionary program at church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Poet
Guest
Pontiac
J. N. Teall
Frank
Frank Rillett
J. A. Allen
Win. Arnold
Amelia Carr
Ernest Kleiner
Robt. Hutchinson
Clare
Wm. Horton
Hold McCrea
Glen
J. B. Allen
Samaritan Hospital
Allen
Jim
Rocky
Bud Lake
Weekend Visits Highlight ARTHUR CENTER Notes
Mr and Mrs Lee Reynolds of Flint visited Mrs Anna Shull and family. Ruth Hanner of Clare joined relatives at the Earl Rangers home. Guests at J M Rollers for Kenneths twenty fifth birthday included Mr and Mrs B Wood and grandsons Jack and Jean, plus Mr and Mrs Harl Sanders and Helen with Russel. Whipped cream cake by Mrs Shull and chocolate pie by Mrs Sanders. Ray Harrold recentl y ill but now out. White Stroman helped Lowell Shull buzz wood. Several locals report feeling under the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Reynolds
Flint
Fred Athey
Ruth Hanner
Clare
Lorin Leitner
Sammy
Earl Rangers
Anna” ‘Shull
B. Wood
Jack
Jean
Harl Sanders
Helen
Russel
J. M
Winterfield News Highlights Guests Illnesses and Events
Winterfield residents report flu illness widespread while Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis visit relatives in Flint. Mrs. Hugh Egis and Mrs. Charles Perry are noted on the sick list and visiting at the Watkins home. The Winterfield Sewing Club planned a trip to Harrison for Achievement Day with members including Mrs. Lewis Long and others. Dr Crouser spoke on Indian mission work with thirty two years in foreign service and showed exhibits from India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
Flint
Edd Cutler
Hugh Egis
Charles Perry
Watkins Home
D. T. Olds
L. Reber
Winterfield
Harrison
Lewis Long
Helen Watsking
Nealie Cook
Ruby Gaskill
Frank Davis
Léland Watkins
Donald Long
Lawrence Thering
India
Local Social Notes Highlight Hinkleville Visits and Birthdays
Mrs. Ed Courtney appears on a side list as Sherman area families gather for Sunday meals and visits. The record mentions Mr and Mrs D Tealle of Sheridan with son Wim, visits by Mrs John Sparbel of Farwell, trips to Bay City, and gatherings at Ray Gieb home with Vivian and June. Birthday celebrations include Arthur Gieb’s eighth, with cake shared by Billie Moline and Arthur. several families seen visiting relatives in Clare Brinton West Grant Vernon and Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Courtney
D. Tealle
Sheridan
Wim
John Sparbel
Farwell
F. Hinkle
Elmer Hamilton
Bay City
Mary House
Miss June
Ed. McCréa
Vivian
St. Louis
Ray Gieb
A. Oliver
Roy Feighner
Clare
Max Gladstone
A. Bellinger
Gordon McIntosh
Zilmer Hamilton
Family visits and local greetings near Loomis and Clare
The report notes Mo ghd Mrs Fred Eshenwick and family near Loomis, Mr and Mrs William Six and family of Clare visited Saturday. Ner parents and Myr and Mrs Bagil Miles of Farwell visited Sunday with their father Mr and Mrs Lyle Mitchell and family of Saginaw spent Sunday with their parents, Geo Gibbs. George Gibbs’s daughter and family visited. Charles Baker of Mr Pleasant called on his father Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo. Ghd
Fred Eshenwick
Near. Loomis
Ware
William Six
Clare
Myr
Bagil Miles
Farwell
Lyle, Mitchell and Family
Saginaw
Geo. Gibbs
Charles Baker
Mr. Pleasant
Brush College Community Notes Add Weekend Visits
Miss Ruth Hanner of Clare visited Miss Mildred Langworthy Saturday night and Sunday. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday March 10 with Mrs. Davis. Mr and Mrs Lorin Leitner and Sammie of Flint visited Earl Sanders Sunday. Grandma Sanders accompanied them home on her way to Pontiac to visit her daughter Mrs Jas Batch who is very ill. Mr and Mrs Hol Rutter visited Monday at Ben Carter's. Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders and two children Russel and Helen were supper guests at J M Roller's last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hanner
Clare
Weekend Visits and Illness Reported Around Stevenson Lake
Social notes list weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Walter Thurow at Harry Wild home and dinners with Mr and Mrs Russell Wilson in Clare. Charles Duncan and Edward Bolen are ill. Kenneth Loomis and Alfred Nevills are sick or traveling to Cole man. Richard Robbins of Farwell dined with Albert Swihg. Rosebush residents visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thurow
Harry Wild
Russell Wilson
Andrew I'riz
Clare
Wm. Duncan
Edward Bolen
Alfred Nevills
Ivan Nevills
Coleman
Kenneth Loomis
Richard Robbins
Farwell
Albert Swhng
David Flegel
Rosebush
Albert Schug
Local Family Visits and Social Rounds Across Towns
Visitors gather at the Hillard home with A W Patrick Levi Trim and Hazelwood family members present. Sunday visits include the Teales and Gilsons with other relatives dropping by. Daily social rounds span Crystal Ionia Hagle and Colonville as relatives from Detroit also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Hillard
A. W. Patrick
Ionia
George Hazelwood
Crystal
Tex
Wisi
Wise
Wim’ Gilson
James Teale
Wm. Black
Clarence
Ray Strouse
Wm. Bruckart
Mary. Teale
Lester Allen
Hagle
del. Hillard
CG. Stevens
Hagia
Watters
Detroit
Sarah Bodkin
Colonville
Social gathering and visits in local area last week
Last Thursday social visits included She Macklem and Mrs David Teale with family. Roscoe Smith taggings noted. A party occurred at the Frank Loomis home Friday night with Homer Livingston and others. Neal Bushon cut wood for Floyd Penland Tuesday. Events centered around homes of Mrs Neal Bughan and the King residence east of Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Teale
Community News Roundup From Local Families
Brown Gorners report a birthday party for Frances at the Coulter home with ice cream. Emma Leeth helps with housework. Rev Hendrich’s meetings conclude after three weeks and are praised. Various visitors, illnesses, and church activities noted. Delmar Allen treated for appendicitis. Sunday School enjoyed and new curtains donated by the Dramatic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Cradit
Coulter
Frances
Dake
Emma Leeth
Hagle
Tra Miller
Walter Deller
Hendrich
The
Eagle
Brother Hendrich
Mrs. Hendrich
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Dwig
Iesstt
Trung
Lake George Resort
John Sears
Frank Holmes
Agency
Citizens Bank
Mack Leith
C. S. Runyan
Arvilla Davis
Helen Kleiner
Geo. Johnson
Wm. Arnold
Hendrick
Runyan
Fred Allen
Tome
Arthur Center
Brush, College
Stevenson
Southwest
Roy Gordon
Hartman Green
Glen Hartman
Frank Nash
Anna Denno
Floyd Denno
Frances MacKinley
George Silver
Hamilton Township
Harold Sunday
Jamey Lower
Delmar Allen
Dramatic Society
Lottie Robinett
Fay Rolland
Howell
Arthur Lower
Green
Chas. Kleinhardt
Chas
Stinchcombe
Delmar Alien
Delmar
FT Hne
MR. Jones
John Deere
Oliver
McCormick Dearing
Kentucky Grain Drill
Perkins
Star
Bed Davenport
Thos. Groves
Fred: McGuire and
Roy B. Matteson
Glerks
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