Resort Social Roundup from Windover Lake Area
Miss Helen Hether and Miss Hazel Harris visited the school and Friday afternoon guests. Clare visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ranes and several other couples. The Waldron and Waldron families visited relatives at Maple Rapids Sunday. Esther and George were among AmonNe graduates. Several local residents attended baccalaureate in Harrigon. Families from Bay City and Davison visited relatives and friends. Multiple calls border social visits with noted guests and shoppers across Clare, Remus, Evart, and Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windover Lake
Helen Hether
Hazel Harris
Rose Luce
Betty Thilley
Paul Weage
Clare
Clarence Ranes
Ralph Goodrich
John Harper
Mary Little
Harley Worstell
J. Beard
Ed. Waldron
Edgar Waldron
Maple Rapids
Helen Weage
Goldie Martindale
Grand Rapids
Harris
Harrigon
Esther
George
AmonNe
William Grier
Richard
Marie Shedemaker
Bay City
Esther Howey
I. W. Wyrick
Blanche Hudson
Harris Home
Clarence Parks
Mt. Pleasant
Charles W. Miller Surprise Birthday at Hight Point Lake
A surprise party for Charles W. Miller drew forty-one relatives to Cook's Landing Hight Point Lake to mark his eighty first birthday. Friends and family joined a pot luck picnic, with gifts including a purse of silver and four birthday cakes. Miller, a longtime resident since 1899, remains active and reading without glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Miller
Cook's Landing
Hight Point Lake
Mr. Miller
Hight Point
Hillsdale
Miller
Milley
Arthur Evans
Maxine
Davison
Gerald Evans
Tommy
Flint
Janet Sarasen
Clarence Zimmerman
Adrian
Ford Brown
Holt
Merle
Grace Evans and Mrs Belle Wheaton Inheritance Details
Grace Evans and Mrs. Belle Wheaton are named in a notice listing heirs along with two nieces, Mrs Inez Bentley and Mrs Marian Zimmerman, as beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evans
Belle Wheaton
Inez Bentley
Marian Zimmerman
Bertha Lake Resort Echoes of Scout Weekend
Clement Rowe and Mr Robinson of Flint hosted fourteen Boy Scouts at the Long cottage last weekend. Lake Blain, Clinton and Austin Dunkle fished Glenny Pike. Erma Dunkle went home to Mt. Pleasant Monday with them. Sam Ramsey and wife hosted relatives from Midland and Flint. Mrs G Billimier stayed at her cottage. Ralph Schulz and wife from Lansing visited two days. Mrs Fred Bauer of Clare visited at her son's home. George Pinteck and bride from Flint honeymooned at their cottage. Clinton Dunkle and family of Pontiac spent the weekend on their farm. Ivan Willemot and family of Flint spent Saturday and Sunday at their cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Rowe
Mr. Robinson
Ot Flint
Long Cottage
Lake Blain
Clinton
Austin Dunkle
Ona Blain
Erma Dunkle
Mt. Pleasant
Sam Ramsey
Midland
Flint
Lake George Resort visitors and weekend cottage stays
John Hamilton and wife of Harri son and Sumner Lines and wife of Flint visited Lake George area over Sunday. Several families from Saginaw Flint Owosso Pontiac Haslett and nearby towns vacationed at cottages in Oakdale Tompkins resort and Lakeview. Fishermen reported good catches over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Harrison
Sumner Lines
Flint
Lakeview
Oakdale
Charles Grimm
Coral
James Leys
Saginaw
Tompkins Resort
Ray Brace
Lansing
Alfred Abbott
Pontiac
Eddie Benchoff
Myrle Byington
Owosso
Harry Kress
Bing Host
Bing
William McGiveron
Haslett
Rose
Clare Luce
Vincent Levi
Clare
Russell Kress
Weekend visits and church reflects community ties
The article lists numerous local residents and visitors including Roy Howard and family, John Sears, George Clough and family, Roy Green and Mrs G A Silover, John Dexter and Mrs Alfred Abbott, F A Luce, Ray McGiveron and wife, Gale Blackledge from Pontiac, Orla Baker and family, John Cameron and wife of Owosso entertaining Fred Bing ham and wife of Farwell. Sunday School and church were well attended and a cottage weekend in Shorewood was noted for Wayne Spenny and family from Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Howard
John Sears
George Clough
Roy Green
G. A. Silover
John Dexter
Alfred Abbott
F. A. Luce
Ray McGiveron
Lansing
Gale Blackledge
Pontiac
Orla Baker
John Cameron
Owosso
Fred Bingham
Farwell
Wayne Spenny
Mason
Shorewood
Elm Grove Extension Group Holds Final Meeting of Year
Elm Grove Extension Group met in May at Mrs. Carl Cotton’s home for their last session. Frances Hildebrandt was absent as chair. officers for next year were elected and plans discussed for an ice cream social and Women’s Week participation. Members shared room measurements and rearrangement ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Meehling
Flint
Viola Tarns
Elm Grove Extension Group
Carl] Cotton
Frances Hildebrandt
Harry Fancon
Florence Hildebrandt
Genevieve Fancon
M.S.C
Sec
Treas
Clarence Jordan
Harland Williams
Carl Cotton
Lake News Lake Church Services and Local Socials
The Lake News notes Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. led by Supt. P A Oman and preaching at 7:30 p.m. by Rev. I W Wyrick. Cottage prayer meetings occur Tuesdays. Local visits include Mrs Steve Watkins and sons with the Millard Scotts, and George Scott with L R Perkins in Alma. Eighth grade exercises and a school picnic mark the closing.
Clare Sentinel to Run Sell-Try Next Week
The Clare Sentinel announces a sell-try event planned for next week. Details remain at press time with limited information available.
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Clare Sentinel
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