Clare and Mt Pleasant Rail Schedules and Local Notices
Rail schedules show Central Standard Time listings for Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Great Lakes Motor Bus routes with connections to Lansing and Saginaw. Local society notes include visits, club meetings, moving house, and weekend gatherings across Clare, Mt Pleasant, Greenwood, and surrounding towns with multiple families and individuals named.
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Ann Arbor South No
Pere Marquette West
Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Saginaw
Lansing
Mother's Day Cards Highlight Derby Weekend Visit
Miss Dorothy Whitworth and Miss Janet Sanford of Battle Creek were guests of Howard Morford at the Derby home over the weekend. They joined Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown and Mr. Chester Brown with their two children who drove from Marion to visit Mrs. Minnie Bropyn, who is recovering nicely. The local Seventh Day Adventist group urges radio listeners to tune in Sunday at 9 30 over WA. The speaker is John Ford of Washington D C.
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Miles Smalley
Greenwood
Clare
Ladies Aid
Martin Eberhardt
Clare Realty Co
W.A. Sneary
Chase
R. Leffingwell
Harry Foss
Beaverton
Arthur Johnson
Edlwin Smith
Dwight Gay
Alma
Omer
H. T. H. Club
Edith Gorr
Chas. Kane
Chas, Jr
Jack
Flint
A. J. Kane
Maynard Gilmore
Florida
Versal Sprague
Delmar Sprague
Montrose
Frank Nash
Paul Bernier
Columbus
Geo. Landsitter
Merrietta
W. J. Bernier
Hazel Stottlemyer
Realto Theatre
Print
Jesse Lamphere
Lake George
Sternaman
Dorothy Whitworth
Janet Sanford
Battle Creeks
Howard Morford
Derby
Louis Brown
Chester Brown
Marion
Minnie Bropyn
Seventh Day Adventist
John Ford
Washington,d. C
West Grant Home Management Group meets for all day session
The West Grant Home Management Group met at Mrs. Vern Moline's home for an all day session on April 14 with seven members present. Mrs. F. Hinkle chaired the meeting. Local and county officers were elected and plans were made to continue meetings through the summer. Olive Robinett, Sec.
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West Grant Group
West Grant Home Management Group
Vern Moline
F. Hinkle
Olive Robinett
Sec
Extension group meets with officers and plans for May 19
The Extension group met on Tuesday April 14 with Mrs Bert Rutter and members present. A pot luck dinner followed. Mrs Mary Davis led the second lesson on Legal phases of Home Management and reviewed the previous session. Officers for the ensuing year were voted in at both county and local levels with current officers retained and alternates named for project leaders. Everyone expressed enthusiasm for Achievement Day on May 19.
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Bert Rutter
Nown
Mary Davis
East Greenwood Home Economy Group Meeting Recaps Roles
The East Greenwood Home Economy Group met April 24 at Mrs. Frank Saul’s home to study Legal Phases of Home Management. Olive Bruce led the lesson while Ethel Burnett presided, with a lively discussion and questions from members. Officers elected for next year include Chairman Clara Holcomb, Sec Treasurer Eveline Caner, Project Leaders Olive Bruce and Flavia Schaaf, and Recreation Leader Olive Light.
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East Greenwood
Eeconomic
Frank Saul
Ethel Burnett
Olive Bruce
Clara Holcomb
Eveline Caner
Flavia Schaaf
Olive Light
Lake Group Meeting Adopts 1936 Officers And Plans
The Lake Extension group met Friday with 11 members and 3 visitors, approved a transportation bill of 1.80 to Mrs. Brooks, and elected new officers for the year. Annabelle Tryon served as secretary treasurer with Iva Malosh as chairman and Gertrude Scott as leader. County officers also chosen, with plans for Achievement Day at Harrison on May 19, 1936.
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Lake Group
Lake Extension Group
Jane Brooks
Gertrude Stott
Brooks
Iva Malosh
Annabelle Tryon
Gertrude Scott
Helen Howell
Gerdena Tryon
Helen Fowell
Steilia Myers
Harrison
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Local social notes highlight visits and births around the area
Mrs. Almyra Wedel called on Mrs. Edith Maxwell Wednesday afternoon. Ruth Allen visited Nellie Ramey Thursday. Sunday visitors at Oscar Maxwell included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Fisher of Midland and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith with Beulah and baby Bonnie Lou. Oscar Maxwell and family attended a trout festival in Kalkaska with Chas Bennett of Flint. Various calls and visits fill the week including Henry McNerney starting employment at Pontiac and a newborn mentioned at the Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almyra Wedel
Edith Maxwell
Ruth Allen
Nellie Ramey
Oscar Maxwells
Chas, Fisher
Midland
John Smith
Beulah
Bonnie Lou
Oscar Maxwell
Kalkaska
Chas, Bennett
Flint
A. P. McDonald
Harold Kile
Shirley
Trank Ernest
Local Services Attend Easter Sunday with Area Residents
Rev Stucky and Rev Meyera of Detroit attended services Sunday morning. Families from Flint and Dover area joined, while farmers repair fences and homes see improvements. Eagle Christian Endeavor elected officers for six months including President Lewis Warner and Secretary Esther Poet. Recent showers aid spring crops.
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Stucky
Meyera
Detroit
Wm. Horton
Flint
Robi. Hutchinson
Norma Bates
A. H. Hutchinson
Ernest Kleiner
Bernard Allen
Orville Vandewarker
Waters
Lola Rulapaugh
Dover
Eagle Christian Endeavor Society
Lewis Warner
Violet Rank
Esther Poet
Asz't
Elnora Kleiner
Nogma Bates
Asst
Walter Kleiner
Helen Kleiner
Clarence Armentrout
Rank Poet
Local Notes From The Fire Tower Week
Gerald Pelch visited A O Wilds this week as illness and travel mark the community. Marlyn and Joan DeGeer are ill with the flu while Arthur DeGeer sustains a bad arm. A busy auction gate at Alvin Wells drew a good crowd Tuesday. Several local families and friends visited over the weekend and hospital news reaches Simon Utley with Bobby Allen in Ann Arbor delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Pelch
A. O. Wilds
Marlyn
Joan DeGeer
Alvin, Wells
Harl Halstead
Norma Gene
LeRoy Halstead
Nansing
John Halsteads
Elmer Schofield
Herman Weck
S. Utley
Guy Perry
Jane
Fay Utley
Utley
Walter
Harry DeGeer
Arthur DeGeer
W. A. Austin
Gitmors
Orville Sherman
Alta
A. A. Powell
Dr Farrell
John Andrews
R. J
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Quiet Week
Mrs. Orval Vanderwalker recovered after tonsil removal at Clare Hospital. Families and friends visited across Clare and Eagle areas including Bodkins, Giebel, Clute, and Worden. Sucker fishing at Houghton Lake, birthdays celebrated, and community meetings at Clute house. Ample social visits and health updates mark the week.
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Orval Vanderwalker
Clare Hospital
Bert Rutter
Fred Giebel
Valley Rutter
Ruiter
Giebel
West Branch
Tessie
Hazel Bodkins
Evaline Gerow
Doris
Clare
Archie McKillop
Pontiac
Ruby Thompson
the Eagle
Jay Clute
Clute
Herman Ferschau
Saginaw
Sam Liechti
Houghton Lake
Lloyd Garger
Roberta
Lansing
Amos Worden
Vernon
Reuben Rutter
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Great Lakes Motor Bus CO
Hasterm
Jean Carol McNicoll
Henry Doll
Ladies Union
Amanda O’connor
Thelma Irwin
Little Son
Brier
Ed. Magnus
Hatton
Jas. D. Lansing
Great Lakes
Campbell
Roy Galbraith
Bimmer Martin
Henry Ott
Jacob Ott
North Arthur
B. N. Cotton
R. L. Stottlemyer
Cotton
Fred Smalley
Muriel
Anna May
Marcus House
Miles Howard
Lowell
Vivian Smalley
Natchez
Mississippi
Benj
Franklin
Ethan Allen
Fort Ticonderoga
1775
Davis
Plymouth Colony
Winslow
White
Western Virgina
Sternaman Studio
Ballon
Penn
West Fifth Street
Colonville Group
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Samborn Produce
L. W. Jackson
Andersonville
Charley Nelson
Lake Pickling
Lee Utley
Simon Utley
Harold Williams
Blanche Powell
R. J. Powells
Sherman City
Colonville
Harold Clute
Louise
Harold
Rose
Mary Henderich
Roberta Garver
A. D. Hampton
Chas
Bodking
Wm. Hampton
Ruth
Hampton
Anna Arbor
Jennetta Hampton
J. Reid
Kodaks
Clare Drug CO
John
Oleo
Tbs
Floridas
Lic
Sunkist
Wilsons Pure
Palmolive
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