Michigan News in Brief From Port Huron to Cadillac
Reports across Michigan note a revolver cartridge exploded in Port Huron harming no one and a window damaged. Arbor Day saw record statewide planting. Reed City eyes the northwestern normal school site. Ypsilanti trains 1000 more teachers. Saginaw convention backs fraternity bill. Grand Rapid s jewelers join state council. Detroit invited for 1926 convention. Kalamazoo clubmen clear Bow District for a park. Owosso police tighten image with uniforms shaved and pressed. Lansing heirs win right to name administrator. corruption case witness shot near Mt Clemens. Benton Harbor hosts Blossom Festival with 50 floats. Sherman postmaster resignation threatens post office. Cadillac faces potential post office closure after county seat moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
George A. Ashpole
Lansing
Michigan
Reed City
Northwestern Normal School
Ypsilanti
Dimon
Roberts
Michigan State Normal College
Saginaw
Parent’Teacher Association
Grand Rapids
Michigan Retail Jewelers Association
Michigan Retailers Council
J. H. Garlick
Detroit
Hend
Kalamazoo
Bow
Jungles
City Commission
Harry S. Cole
Wayne
Adolph F. Marschner
Marie Theresa Corby
Thomas W. Corby
Corby
Supreme Court
Corbyn
Security Trust Co
Clemens
William Watkins
Macomb
St. Clair
Grand
Mt Clemens
New Baltimore
Benton &Harbor
Berriend County
Berrien
Florida
California
New York
Benton Harbor
St. Joseph
Gadillac
Sherman
Wexford County
Case School Picnic and Community News Notes
Miss Pearl Sloan closed a successful year of school at the Case last Saturday. A picnic dinner was served with ice cream and a delightful time. Mr Purdy was reminded by neighbors that he passed the 70th milestone. Mrs L Fordyce entertained company from Forest Hill and is also entertaining the mumps. Mrs A P Hoag and son Samuel from near Shepherd attended the Case school picnic. Mrs Davis was on the sick list last week. Mr and Mrs Tanner and daughter Helen visited at Ham. Lessons at Vernon Sunday. Sam Nichols and Mr and Mrs Roy Aaron spent the weekend in Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Tanner
Helen
Ham
Vernon
Sam Nichols
Roy Aaron
Gilmore
Col onville church picnic and local social notes
Remember the all day meeting at the church Sunday with suggestion to bring a picnic basket and stay. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday May 28 with Mrs. Dave Teale. all are invited. Mrs. M D Clute entertains nieces and nephews from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Dave Teale
M. D. Clute
Detroit
Henry Heirholzer
Edward
Adolph
Midland
John Frank
Frank Walters
A. D. Hampton
Geraldine
J. B. Hendrie
Clare
Lyle Wait
Pontiac
Chase Rodkins
Sam Leichti
Rosebush
Houghton Lake
Jay Clute
James Thompson
Bagie
Local News Briefs From Eagle Area
Mr and Mrs C S Runyan visited relatives returning to Beaverton at night Rev and Mrs Snyder and son Raymond visited Rev and Mrs Bacon Brown Corners Sunday School closed Monday with a Biasi dinner The large Carncross barn burned last Thursday night Sixteen cattle perished Mr and Mrs Frank Bates and Norma were at Delos Sunday Mrs John Watson of Flint visiting her parents Rob and Mrs Hutchinson Ice cream social at church basement Friday May 29 The Aid was largely attended last Thursday at Mrs Forest Garver It will meet Jam elith with Mrs Mack Leeth Ben Hendrie funeral in Clare attended by many from here James Thompson home hosts Clure family Colonville Adam Reger Cloverdale visited Sunday to Edd Rutters and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Runyan
Beaverton
Snyder
Raymond
Bacon
Brown Corners
Carncross
Frank Bates
Norma
Delo
John Watson
Flint
Rob Hutchinson
Forest Garver
Jamelith
Mack Leeth
Ben Hendrie
Clare
Jay Clure
Colonville
James Thompson
Adam Reger
Cloverdale
CG. L. Garver
Alta
The
Brown
Wm. Greeb
Dorothy
Edd. Rutters
Maple Grove Weekend Sendoff and Local Visits
Harold Sprague of Hill and Carmen ranch spent the weekend with his uncle Louis Finch and family. Finch's family visited daughter Inez near Sears Sunday. Eugene Hudson of Rose bush and family visited sister Mrs J Halsted and others from Lansing and west of Lake for supper. Harl Halsted and Arthur Smith spent the weekend at Flint. Pearl Tryon and children called on Mrs J B Moore who was not well. Walter Utley and Eva Smedley took seventh and eighth grade exams at Farwell. Denzil Tiedeman, J W Moore and families were Clare callers Saturday. Our school held a picnic last Thursday and closes this Wednesday. Percy Rome now drives a Chevrolet and Rollo Parks helps with farm work. Sam McGoogan was a Clare caller Saturday. Dale Rulapaugh spent the weekend with his wife and baby. Mrs Tumpe went to Lansing to visit her son Ray and family. Velma Schofield spent the weekend at home. Fred Timm and family of Clare called on S McGoogan. conditions nearly thick enough for skating Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sprague
Hill and
Carmen Ranch
Louis Finch
L. Finch
Inez
Sears
Eugene Hudson
Rosebush
J. Halstead
Geo. Hudson
Lansing
Start
West of Lake
Harl Halsted
Arthur Smith
Flint
Pearl Tryon
Childen
J. B. Moore
Walter Utley
Farwell
Eva Smedley
Denzil Tiedeman
J. W. Moore
Clare
Percy Rome
Rollo Parks
Sam McGoogan
Dale ‘Rulapaugh
Jackson
Summer visits and gatherings across East County
The article lists multiple weekend visits and social events around East County including Mrs. John Albertson and family staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myers. Flint resident Howard McGilvery seen on the County Ling. N. Densmore traveling to Rose City. Bessie school term ended with a picnic dinner. families Nester and Wood hosted and visited Frenk Wood and Mrs. Wim Shaver in ill health. Wm Wasson and children with S Hale of Clare visiting Chas Bryans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
John, Albertson
Lansing
Warold Kleivoneit
Flint
Frenk Wood's
Wim
Shaver
Wm. Wasson
8. Hale
Clare
Bruce Gingery
Chas, Bryans
Midsummers Day Notes From Brown Corners Community
On Midsummers Day June 4 Brown Corners recalls local happenings. Miss Tew ends a successful term with a pupil picnic in Kleinhardt woods and faces many friends. The Ladies Aid sale in Clare was a big success and communal visits mark another week.
Weather and local happenings in Hinkville district
The column notes ongoing spring like weather with light rain and budding farm activity. Residents Jack Trader and family visit Arthur Bellinger, Thomas Kidd returns from Washington and plans with his daughter Edith Garr in Vernon, Fish family mourn a death near Mt. Pleasant, Coats and Freare relocate homes, and corn planting begins as May approaches. The writer chuckles at local humor and comments on travel by old-fashioned means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kidd
Washington, D. C
Ira J. Carr
Edith Garr
Vernon
Carr
Detroit
Jennie Burch
Clare
Geo. Burch
David Fish
Mt. Pleasant
Fish
Moline
John Freare
Frank Irwin
Mgr
California
Pacific Ocean
Ocean
Lake Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chiropractor
Smith
West County Line
E. A. Anderson
Telephone P Co
Maple Grove
East County
Dover
Miss Tew
Kleinhardt Woods
Lewis Lautzenheiser
Alton Lautzenheiser
Chas. Kleinhardt
Chas
Otis
Tony Freed
J. Freed
HH Leitner
Sanford
Robert Shull
Jack Jerred
Joe Jerreds
Ernest Green
Ralph Meyers
Collins Ranch
W. C. Atwood
Clair Coulter
Long Lake
Jack Trader
Arthur Bellinger
St Clare
Mick
Voile la Suisse
Vile la Suisse
Armstrong’s
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