Weekend Guests and Visitors From Several Cities
Hinkville hosts include Clifford Willson and Pearl Kratz of Detroit and Frank Hartman and his son Lée of Midland. Maggie Mott of Farwell visited Mrs. George Burch and Mrs. Mulberg. Morey Mills of Farwell called Wednesday. Wellington Moline of Lansing and family came for the weekend. John Sparkel funeral attended. Smedleys from Maple Grove visited Mulberg. Reginald McBride part of the clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Willson
Pearl Kratz
Detroit
Frank Hartman
Lée
Midland
Wm. Hawkins
Maggie Mott
Farwell
George Burch
Mulberg
Morey Mills
Wellington Moline and Son
Lansing
John Sparkel
Mr. Woolston
Frank Caliins
Local families share meals as community notes fill week
Elm Grove residents hosted and visited over the weekend with multiple gatherings at the Purdy Harvey and Davis households. Several relatives joined, including Essie Harvey John Thomas of Hatton and a hospital cancer treatment update for Mrs. Allen. Community aid meeting drew visitors, marking a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
A. Purdy
Ivan Nevills
Purdy
C. R
Charlie
Harvey
Bernard
Calvin
Alvin
Mack Harvey
June
Janet
Hatton
John Sparkel
Local Social Notes From Flint and West Grant
Mr axl and families visit the Bob Wilson home and other relations in Flint and nearby towns. Weekend visits include Kalkaska Lake and Grant with multiple callers and civic club activities. Also noted are handicraft meetings and an all day quilting session with plans for Friday social hour. Kenneth and Doris Powell are listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Seabolt
Kalkaska
Lawrence Finch
Flint
Harley
Lake
R. J. Powell
Doris Hilen
G. R. Powell
Stanley Tryon
Paul Pippers
Jackson
Glenn Powell
Dessie Perry
Orley Rogers
Dewey Dell
Bob Wilson
Skinner
West Grant
C. Webber
Kenneth
Doris Powell
Revival preacher delivers message at Elms Grove
Mrs Lola Rulapaugh visited Clare while Rev Albro conducted revival services at Elms Grove. He spoke at Doyle church and urged attendance at Elm Grove meetings, drawing from the book of Revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Rulapaugh
Clare
Albro
Elms Grove
Doyle Church
Elmrove Church
Reese buys Simon Utley farm. local notes
Herschel Reese has purchased the farm. Pearl Tryon travels to Saginaw for an uncle's funeral. Junior Powell is on the sick list. Louis Colton and family return from months at Saginaw. Eva Austin visits Detroit for a fortnight with her sons and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Reese
Simon Utley
Pearl Tryon
Saginaw
Junior Powell
Louis Colton
Eva Austin
Detroit
Greenwood Center Notes Spring Weather and Local Socials
The Greenwood Center column reports chilly spring vibes with woolens needed. A shower for Mr and Mrs Ronald Schaaf drew many guests who gave household linens and utensils as gifts.
Local Obituary and Community Notes from Eagle Page
The Eagle notes a funeral in Elkton attended by Rev R Honderich and family, with Rev Albro officiating. Wiring for electricity to Eagle Corners from Dover will finish in May. Mrs Orville Bates welcomes daughter Joan Berneice. Fred Garechow wed that day. Mrs Rocky missed school due to a sinus infection. Mrs Carr and sons visited Albert Allen's family from Detroit. she remained with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Bates
Joan Berneice
Henry Barton
Grant
Fred Garechow
Rocky
Thos Carr
Robi
Tommy
Detroit
Albert Allen
Carr
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Swith
Everybody Sing
Iy By
SRC
Mt Sao Ac
Comedy
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Screeno
Lawrence
Hawthorne
Axl
Laurence Finch
Dale Reynolds
Shirley Ann
Hstel Reynolds
North Star Grocery Co
Boston
Zie
West 4Th Street
Greenwood Center
Ronald Schaaf
H. B. Stuckman
Rosebush
Cara Robbins
Hlvin
Esther Robbins
Marrison
Ira van Valkenburg
Chet Pickering
Mr. Wolf
Chet
Kenneth Budd
Port Clinton
Ohio
Elvin
Wim
Budd
Greenwood
Ray Richardson
Marion
John Burnett
Unisison
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motor Sales Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Clare, Michigan
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