Local Social Callers Visit Durfee Home and Nearby Families
Mrs. Harry Brockway, Mrs. Elmer Nephew and Harry Brockway were Sunday visitors at the Durfee home. Salome Smith spent Thursday in Clare. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Clouse of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grescher of Reed City called at the Durfee residence. Salome Smith visited the Hinzelman home, and Howard Grow of Durand attended the Durfee house last week as plans emerge for his return to the Hatton farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brockway
Elmer Nephew
Ise Salome Smith
Clare
Martin Clouse
Grand Rapids
Carl Grescher
Reed City
P. J. Durfee
Salome Smith
Hinzelman
Howard Grow
Durand
Durfee
Howard
Hatton
Frost caucus names Frost town officers
Frosts town hall held a caucus on Saturday March 15 with nominations for Supervisor Leo Gronda Treasurer Pred Q Clark Clerk M Bringman Highway Commissioner Wallace Compton W S Stanfield recovering from a serious operation in Findlay hospital expected to leave soon Mrs Gartie Carey returned from California with her daughter The Stanfields and Scrimgers visited relatives in Falmouth and Walling areas The Thimble Club postponed its meeting due to bad roads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Town Hall
Leo Gronda
Pred Q Clark
M. Bringman
Wallace Compton
W. S. Stanfield
Findlay Hospital
Gartie Carey
California
Glen Stanfield
Sarah Scrimger
Dorothy
Falmouth
Joe Brinks
Francis Walling
Flushing
D. W. Walling
Hold Cooper
Alma
Thimble Club
Southwest Gilmore Community News Highlights
Detroit bound Egbert Fordyce family plan moving their household goods. Multiple local visits include Jack Renner family and Cravens from Two Rivers and Grand Rapids. Vernon's Hirlman Grimm spent weekending in Gilmore. Will Tanner buzz pole party noted. Ruegsegger improving. Roy Glass family visited Clarence Bankey’s home. Horace Fordyce’s surprise quitting event drew a large crowd. Donald Seymour recovered from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Renner
John Craven
Two Rivers
Henry Craven
Grand Rapids
Henry
Stanley Glass
Hirlman Grimm
Vernon
Gilmore
Will Tanner
Fred Ruegsegger
Roy Glass
Delores
Clarence Bankey
Horace Fordyce
Donald Seymour
Lake George Resort and town notes mix of visits and events
John Cameron and wife of Owosso prepared Shiawassee cottage for summer while others planned a birthday party for Oliver Campbell. Mrs Campbell ill, Mrs Newsom and Tom champions with Mrs Holmes and Fred Wolf booby prizes. Weekend visits: David Reed of Hemlock Lake to Alma, Sheriff Woods in town, Harvey Wardwell visit, and Hesther Luce birthday surprise. Specials at Jackson's Market include sirloin, sausage, pork roast and lard with local travel and repairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cameron
Owosso
Shiawassee Cottage
van Horn
Kube
Big Norway
Oliver Campbell
St. Patricks
Esther
Tom Nichols
To. Harrison
Clare
Jackson's
Lilliford Hichhorn
Harris
Harry Kress
Lake George Ave
Orth
Newsom Visit and Family Convalescence Report
Mr and Mrs Newsom traveled to Bannister on Monday to visit his mother in law who is convalescing from a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Mrs. Newsom
Bannister
It Wasn't Permanent Wallpapering in Aberdeen
Georgie completes wallpapering in a tie sitting room as Sandy returns home. the Aberdeen traffic roars outside while the room holds quiet admiration for Georgie's handiwork. A foreign man, clearly not Aberdonian, questions Sandy about the disguise as Georgie defends the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
Sandy
Aberdeen
Mt Days
Londen
Shortened wardrobes spark budget concerns among residents
A fragmented line from a reader suggests personal budget strains forcing changes in clothing and lifestyle. The remark hints at broader cost-cutting pressures and shared domestic discussions in the community.
Fragmentary entry on golf ball cost and Boifer note
A fragment of prose discusses a Boifer character and the imagined cost of a golf ball. The rough text suggests a comparison of value to the date 1dat and implies economic or moral reflection without a clear narrative.
Pusy Willow Projects Highlight School Spring Activities
Pupils display pussy willows and artwork while learning about Holland. They cut windmills, tulips, and make Holland life scenes. Reading and spelling progress noted with perfect and high marks. students earn honors and merit lists across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Robert Jerred
Dorothy Shaeffer
Minnie Brown
Junior Anderson
Kenneth Bruce
Lewis Williams
Helen Cappaert
Leo Garr
Marshia Crum
Alice #oell
Clare Foss
Jay Green
Jean Grove
Geneva Huntley
Evelyn Larman
Billy Ray McAllister
John Schaaf
Weslie Shaw
Winnifred Rae
Betty Stevens
Geneva
Stottlemeyer
Norman Sutton
Donna Maé Tubbs
Jeanette Was
Verna Belle Wahl
June Wahl
Lionel Parish
Marie Woolston
Elizabeth Feighner
Josephine Green
Hen Is Bigger Than Rooster In Many Bird Species
The text notes that in several species the female exceeds the male in size. It cites aus Kellingee Amery gime birds with the female often dominant. Also mentions a sale: 50c Dairy, Pairs for 39c, Saturday only from Harris & Hirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris & Hirt
Specials at the Farmers Store Advertised Deals
Fragments list low prices on baking supplies and groceries. Ovencraft flour Betty Jane flour Jello Sauer Kraut 98 cents to 1.05. Calumet baking powder creamery butter powdered sugar shredded wheat peanut butter. Coffee limited stock 100 lb jar eighteen cents.
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Automobile Insurance
WM. S. Teeter
Corham Bro’s Co. Farm
Marion
Edgar York
Marion State Bank
Adjister
R. H. Turner
Majestic
Melba
Sat
Frost
Lake George Resort
Hose
Satuday
Weil
Maxine Sowle
Doris Ramey
Europe
June Allwood
Jane Steven
Lincoln
Arthur
Genevieve Colmus
Byron Gallagh
Johns Garn
Thomas, Horton
Wil‘gon Samborn
Kathleen Williams
Charlotte Benge
Jeanette Green
Mary Irwin
Loton ,McCrea
Mary McKeever
Mildred Stirling
Leota Williams
Elizabeth Deller
Virginia Dion’ de
Inez #Lehman
Dorsey Mussell
Dale Randall
Anna May Smalley
Louise Topps
Lyle Allen
Nelda Callihar
Doris Irwin
Stanley Kleiner
Mhdred McLaughlin
Hazel Sutton
Ruth Thayer
Merit Roll_ Neenah Crigier
Mary Pollard
Frances Greer
Elizabeth Wrell
Marian Price
Farmers’ Store
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