Local Social News From Clare and Nearby Families
Correspondence notes visits and calls among Clare residents including Bernice Allen with the Thompsons, Mica Gertrude Reger with the Reger couple, Mrs Orvie visiting Fred Allen, the Ranysns with Mr and Mrs John Allen, Clutes and Patricia with the Thompsons, and Willard Rulapaugh visiting his sister Mrs Wilson and family of Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Bernice Allen
Clare
Jamee Thompson
Mica Gertrude Reger
Adam Reger
Orvie
Fred Allen
Ranysn
John Allen
M. Clute
J. Clute
Patricia
Willard Rulapaugh
J. Wilson
Randall
Brown Corners Ladies Aid Seeks March Meeting
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. John Coulter on Wednesday. Next gathering will be with Mrs. D. W. Deane on March 29. School started after a week vacation with Maud Barber as teacher. Rev. E. M. Ekoush and family returned from Blanchard. Mrs. Homer Satison and Beulah Alwood visited with Mrs. A. Alwood. Barber boards with Coulter. Jack Jerred returned from Lansing where he had been visiting, and John McSweney of Lansing came to visit Ben Youman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coulter
D. W. Deane
Maud Barber
E. M. Ekoush
Blanchard
Homer Satison
Beulah Alwood
A. Alwood
John McSweney
Lansing
Ben Youman
Langworthy Family News From Mt Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Carl Langworthy of Mt Pleasant spent a day with sister Mrs Cal Guest and Carlisle improving in health. Several locals, including Leo Springer and Vern Haines, traveled on business trips while a snow storm affected Monday afternoon. Viva Miller entertained friends from Flint and at the Mickie cafe a large crowd gathered. Mrs Mark and Mrs Kemp are reported better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Langworthy
Mt. Pleasant
Cal. Guest
Carl
H. L. Comer
Leo Springer
Vern Haines
Harrison
Viva Miller
Adda Rhodes
Mesere
Bryan
Ira Miller
Roy Howard
E. Cappret
Mark
Kemp
Flint
Arthur Barrone
D. W. Comer
Myers Corners Community News Highlights
Mrs D Wright is able to go out again after a brief bed confinement. Mrs F M Myers returned home from a week visiting sisters in Lansing Belleville and Riverton. The Grange meeting is set for Thursday the twenty second with invitation extended to the local units. T Watson of Coleman bought seven head of cattle from F M Myers. Sud Pitchener and wife returned Thursday from a week in Mt Pleasant. Beatrice and Gerald Myers visited Ottschool Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Acre
Thes Granges
T. Watson
Coleman
F. M. Myers
Sud Pitchener
Mt. Pleasant
Beatrice
Gerald Myers
Hinkville Community News Highlights Local Visits
Arthur Bellinger traveled to Saginaw for medical care. Saginaw and Mt. Morris visitors joined John McIntosh's family. Ivah Bellinger returns from Ann Arbor hospital training to recuperate at home. Residents note homebound illness and homesickness as a familiar ache. A new road survey progresses after land settlements, while a sleet storm impacts area travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bellinger
Saginaw
Wm. Haynes
Fred Heyon
Mt. Morris
Mary Starkweather
Birch Run
John McIntosh
Selden Stone
Ivah Bellinger
Ann Arbor
Ivah
Waa
Agbhear
County Road Commissioners Proceedings Harrison Michigan 1922
Regular meeting of Clare County Board of Road Commissioners held March 15 1922 at Harrison court house. Minutes approved. Bills for truck supplies and labor listed. Commission read communications from estate highway department and public utilities commission seeking grade crossing relocation on S T L 2 in Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Board of County Road Commissioners
Clare County
Michigan
Harrison
Said County
John McAninch
Hutchinson
McAntioch
Robinett
Lampher
Lees
Roy McKinnon
D. Reid
H. Higginae
Clare Road Machy. Co
Levellera J. R
Pere Mariquesse
Grant
Shereet Sars
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J. F. Tatman & Son
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Tee Suntinel
Tas Sarria
Dorsey
Tur Oliar Sentinel
Foreign Peele
The
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New York
Chicago
Axminster
County Road Commissioners
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