Ward District Social Notes From Clare Area
Mr and Mrs B R Barrow and granddaughter Eveline Miss Edna Carmen Mr and Mrs Lewis Tess man and family travel to Clare Saturday Mr and Mrs Floyd Craine visit Long Lake family Frank Turner stays with EH Barlow Several from here attend missionary speech Friday at the U B Y church Harrison Mrs A Sprague and Mrs L Tess dan attend Mothers Day program at Harrison school house Rain soaks crops Nellie Gruno spends weekend in Harrison Wm Shaffer Mrs Prince and son visit Floyd Craine Relatives visit Abe Durham Chas Craine and Alvin and Helen Thomas tour Oil City Mrs Howard Brockway visits relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. ‘Barlow
Eveline
Edna Carmen
Lewis Tessman
Clare
Floyd Craing
Long Lake
Sunny
A. Sprague
L. ‘Tess Dan
Harrison
Nellie Gruno
Wm. Shaffer
Alvin
Helen Thomas
Oil City
Howard Brockway
Southwest Sheridan Family Visits Across Counties
South Sheridan residents from Falmouth and Lansing visited relatives in the area. Arling Severson and family hosted Joe McFarland’s group. John Roe and Lucille called on Mrs. R’s brothers David and James Teale. Dolph Heller family stopped by Presley home. Additional visitors included Rolland Davis, Max Shull, and Will Gilson visiting colonies around Colonville and Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McFarland
Falmouth
Arling Severson
John Roe
Lucille
South Grant
Wm. Brackart
Clarence Davis
Rolland
Ralph Shull
Max
David Teale
Sarah Bodkinis
Colonville
Will Gilson
Flint
Extension Sewing Club Concludes First Year Work
The Extension Sewing Club met with Mrs. James Tedle last Wednesday marking their final session for the first year. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Williams and baby of Falmuth were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Will Gilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Sewing Club
James Tedle
Rolland Williams
Baby
Falmuth
Will Gilson
Weekend Visits Across Families In Northwest Vernon Area
Otis Stanley of Lansing spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Clair Stanley. Mr and Mrs Wm Hendrie and family were Mothers day guests of Mrs Hendries parents Mr and Mrs A Johnson. Mr and Mrs Carl Turbush of Plint were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs G Turbush and Mr and Mrs John Duncan. Edith Gorr spent Wednesday in Shepherd with her father Thos Kidd. Mr and Mrs I B McIntosh and Ruth called on Mr and Mrs J Hendrie of Clare on Sunday. Miss Dorothy Gorr of Rochester visited over the weekend with her mother Mrs Edith Gorr. Sympathy to the bereaved family of Don Bailey who died Friday evening after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Stanley
Lansing
Clair Stanley
Hendrie
A. Johnson
East Grant
Carl Turbush
Plint
G. Turbush
John Duncan
Edith Gorr
Shepherd
Thos. Kidd
I. B. McIntosh
Ruth
J. Hendrie
Clare
Dorothy Gorr
Rochester
Don Bailey
Miss Lara Haines Plans Three Week Visit Home
Miss Lara Haines student nurse at Woman's hospital Saginaw is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J C Haines for three weeks starting Friday. Local notices briefly list social visits including the Price home near Clare and Rose Bush connections with the Border family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Haines
Woman's Hospital
Saginaw
J. C. Haines
Floyd Price
Clare
Jas. Sherman
Alice
Seymour Border
Rosebush
Fred Border
Gilmore
Local Social Roundup From Clare Area Notices
Lucile Peterson and Winifred Partse Jack with Animal Husbandry students attended Junior Farmers week program in Lansing last Thursday. Residents hosted family dinners including Mr and Mrs J O Haings, Mrs Vera Peterson, and the Hamlin and Osmon families. W B Currie visited from Lake Jovita and attended Zenobia Chapter officers install. A surprise party at Sumner honored Rey and Mrs A L Davis who moved to Ionia. Don Bailey is seriously ill after flu. Next meeting at Mrs Chas Fitzpatrick's home on the first Thursday in June. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Peterson
Clare
Winifred Partse
Jack ‘van Sichten
Albert Arnold
Coleman
Mra
Hamlin
Myst Delos Hamlin
Howard Osmon
Farmington
B. C. van Sicklen
Jack
Vera Peterson
Wilson Bader
Lansing
Raymond Moline
R. A. Berry
Sumner
Chas
Davis
E. Sheridan
Rey
A. L. Davis
Ionia
Don Bailey
Elm Grove Social Notes Include Visits and Meals
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Cochran visited in Elm Grove with neighbors. Edith Raymond spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Eisler in St Louis. Mrs Koch returns from Detroit to hometown. Hildebrandt family visited the Badgley home. Mrs Gangler and son Bobby, from Detroit, stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Me Cling. Catherine Butters had dinner with Mr and Mrs Ed Runyan. Several residents attended Eagle Church services Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bennett
R. Cochran
Edith Raymond
David Eisler
St. Louis
George Koch
Detroit
R. Hildebrandt
Lee Badgley
Joseph Gangler
Bobby
James Me Cling
Catherine Butters
Runyan
The
Eagle Church
Local residents note rain and visits with kin
The community reports enjoying the rain. John Bowers of Clare was in the area last week. Mrs. Anna Schoeder has been quite sick this week. Junior Dodds of Saginaw is visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Gibis. Mr and Mrs Henry Horning near Cumins called on Mr and Mrs Gordon Ripenburg last week. Mr and Mrs Louis Baker near Two Rivers dined with sister Mrs G Frees. Levi Baker returned home Sunday after three weeks visiting his sons at Mt Pleasant Shepherd and Deerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowers
Clare
Anna Schoeder
Junior Dodds
Saginaw
Geo. Gibis
Henry Horning
Near Cumins
Gordon Ripenburg
Louis Baker
Near Two Rivers
G. Frees
Levi Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Shepherd and
Deerfield
Moore s Crossing wedding guests recall George Russell union
George Russell and Ruth Penno were wed with a private ceremony noting attendance by Ruth Penno and Mr and Mrs Wm Russell and children Mary and Fred from Hinkleville. Roy Allen and family visited Mrs Walter Smith and family. Mrs Greenman of Kalamazoo called on Mrs Higgins on her farm. John Madison and Albert Madison with families attended the reception at the Russell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Russell
Ruth Penno
Midland
Wm. Russell
Mary
Fred
Kenneth Green
Hinkleville
Albert Madisons
Roy Allen
Farwell
Walter Smith
Greenman
Kalamazoo
Higgins
John Madison
Dover News Social notes and family visits
The itemized notes mention Rev. and Mrs. Hendrick visiting Rev. Tatman, James Mizer and family with his parents, new baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wallace, and Mothers Day gatherings with Ben Kleinhardt family, the Fitzpatrick and Weaver families, plus trips to Flint and Detroit for relatives. The Busy Bees met at Mrs. Weaver’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick
Tatman
James Mizer
Ervin Mizer
Leo Wallace
Babe
Ben Kleinhardt
Mickie
Mt Vernon Grange Notes and Mother's Day Gatherings
Mt Vernon Grange members hosted and visited family on Mothers Day weekend with many relatives from Harrison Jonesville Lansing Clare and Dover. Attendees attended Grange meetings at Garfield and Delwin Genessa Flint and heard a wool pool talk amid a large Mother’s Day program. The Mt Vernon team won a ball game at Leaton 17 to 8 and will play Worth Bradley next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Henderson
Allen
Harrison
Harve Dawson
Jennings Archambault
Henry Ackerman
Fred Verette
John Stough
Percy Stough
Jonesville
Chas. Belcher
Wand
Jennie
Chas. Koontz
Lansing
Joseph Youmans
Dee Stough
Clare
Walter White
Howard
Harold White
Fred Ervin
Jonah Ervin
Riza Archer
Perry Hoover
Midland
George Dennis
P. Vanconant
Leo Smock
Josh Miser
Dover
Margery Ackerman
Edward Mussell
Henry Snider
Leaton
Mt. Vernon Grange
Oil City
Saginaw
Margaret Samborn
Marion Ackerman
Mt. Vernon
Konjola testimonials flood in from Peoria and Chicago
Mrs. Laura Clemente of Peoria reports rapid vitality gains and weight increase after using Konjola as she says poisons leave her system. Mr. Geo N. Smith of Chicago states five doses relieved his left arm pain from neuritis and his wife now uses it with hopeful expectations. Konjola sold by E A Anderson Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Clemente
Rock Island Street
Peoria
Geo. N. Smith
South
Chicago
Konjola
April dairy herd report highlights long lived cows and top milk yields
The April report of the County Dairy Herd Improvement Association notes an 18 year old cow owned by Howard Penrose produced 1615 lbs of milk with 65.1 lbs of butterfat while other members show strong 2, 3 and 4 year old-class records. Perry Geeck leads Holstein herd averages and Lloyd Heckle is newly appointed tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Howard Penrose
Penrose
Perry Geeck
Henry Magnus
Frank Poet
Fred Treitch
Glen Poet
Durham
Perry Géeck
Brown & Son
Alex Dora
Howard Penrage
Treltch
Gerade
Lloyd Heckle
George Derchem
State College
Heckle
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned
A quote from Congreve is cited with an older form of the line stating Heaven hath no rage like love to hatred turned and hell a fury like a woman scorned. The piece attributes it to Golden Book Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congreve
Hell
William Congreve
Heaven
Golden Book Magazine
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Dover News
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Laure Clemente
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Glare County
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
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Rexall Brug
Clare Sentinel
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