Spring Tonic for Michigan Residents
Michigan spring outdoors beckons with morels in northern Lower Peninsula and UP emerge soon with warm rains. Kirtland's warblers return to jack pine lands, sandhill cranes seen near Waterloo, and wildlife laws prohibit picking or disturbing protected animals. Leave wildlife wild and keep Michigan beautiful.
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Lower Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Kirtland
Bahamas
Michigan
Waterloo
Jackson
Washtenaw
Rose Lake Wildlife Research Center
East
Lansing
Local Social Roundup From Brush College Area
Brush College residents hosted and visited family friends across multiple days. Guests included Mrs. Richard Schroeder and Mrs. Perry D. Davis with son Allen. Norman Myers household. and Marlin Mielke family. Several dinners, lunches, and birthday celebrations were noted with neighbors, relatives, and Grange members attending.
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Norman Myers
J.C. Marotzke
Clare
Perry Davis
Ellen Nevill
Ronald
Bill
Rolland Myers
Marlin Rockey
Ed Henry
Jim Henry
Randolph Rockey
Social Roundup From West Gilmore Area
West Gilmore reports guests and visits from cousins and relatives. Gwen Tanner called on Paul Coles. the Coles entertained Charles Dumont and family in East Lansing. The Dumonts joined Fred Higgins in Chicago for a cabin weekend near Harrison. Messages note Mother's Day dinners, a few weeks of vacation from hospital, and various visits among the Gray, Beutler, Loomis, and Cole families with trips to Paris and New York dotted through the week. The piece closes with a doctor visit for Martin Boger and his improving hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Tanner
Paul Coles
Coles
Charles Dumont
East Lansing
Dumonts
Fred Higgins
Chicago
Harrison
Lena St. John
Clayton Beutler
Ray Skalitzky
Otto Skalitzy
Ward Loomis
Sherman City
Ernest Gray
Lew Gray
Loren Gray
Mr. Pleasant
Paris
France
New York City
Kristy
Cheryl
Don Allwood
Sage Inaw
William Swan
Paul Cole
Velma
Ralph Turnbull
Martin Boger
Martin
Local Social Notes From Clare Sentinel
Mrs. Fred Wardwell and friends spent Thursday afternoon with Velma Cole. Lania Miller and Ken Rautheux visited relatives. Hugh Douglas saw a doctor in Midland then traveled to Pontiac to see Mrs. Douglas sister. Gilmore Merry Go Round Club met at Otto Skletzky home with seventeen members and five children present. next gathering at Charlotte Hart’s June 10. Paul Cole reports cotton blossoms opening pure white then pink.
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Fred Wardwell
Beulah Wixson
Coranna Shaner
Collette
Velma Cole
Lania Miller
Farwell
Ken Rautheux
St. Louis
Harold Skinner
Hugh Douglas
Midland
Pontiac
Douglas
Andy Ledlie
Claris Allen
Gilmore Merry Go
Otto Skletzky
Charlotte Hart
Paul Cole
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Deep Power
Stanley Oil Co
W. 5Th Cohener
Clare, Michigan
Leonard
Methner’s Resort & Marina
Point Lake Rt. 1
Lake, Michigan
Hosford’s Grocery Sports
Leonard Service
I-75
Loomis
Ciare, Michigan
Smith’s Grocery & Gas
Clayton Smith Coleman RD
Ronald Brubaker
Holt
John Brubakers
Grange Committee
Bernard Allen
Jean Wood
John Brubaker
Cyril Farmer
Carmen Newman
Curt Brubaker
Leo Fitzpatrick
Edda Malesh
Beaverton
Margaret Davis
Margaret
James Irwin
Jim
David Davis
Union City
Harold Mann
Carol
Nellie Sanders
Creana
Lake 13
Surrey Road
Rt. 1
Farwell, Mich
The
Conservation Department
Michigan Department of Conservation
West Gilmore
Deen Power
Rosebush, Michigan
Clare Sentinel
Léonard
Leonard Refineries, Inc
Alma, Michigan
Lake’s Leonard Service
Lake George
Wreker Service
Stanley
Crooked Lake, Lake
Mich
Leonard Deep Power
Clyde Marshall
McEwan, Clare
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