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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1929

Page

8

Special Town Ship Meeting and Election Notice Garfield Township

Notice announces a special meeting and election for confirmation of a franchise granted to Consumers Power Company to operate electric lines for 30 years in Garfield Township Clare County Michigan. Election at Gleaner Hall June 25 1929 polls 7am to 5pm registration June 1 and 8 1929 8am to 8pm Township Clerk Flora Mchane presents the franchise file for inspection.

Garfield Clare County Michigan Consumers Power Company Gleaner Hall Lake, Michigan Flora Mchane

Maple Grove Family Visits Across Town

Mrs Lena Davison and children from Farwell visited her parents Mr and Mrs L Finch Sunday. Arthur of Flint returned for the weekend. Flora Powell and daughter Erma called on Mrs Grace Davison Thursday. Elmer Schofield’s wife spent Sunday in Farwell with Ina Davison who was sick. Russell Atwood of Lansing spent a week with family. Ellen Graham and song and her mother Cassie Davison of Farwell visited Milton Davison Sunday. Geo Holmes of Canada visited Milton Davison Sunday. Genevieve Schofield and brother Junior spent Sunday at Lake George visiting Velma Reiss and family who moved to the VanHorn farm last week. Mr and Mrs John Halstead visited with sister and Rev Clemens west of Weidman and attended services Sunday evening.

Lena Davison Farwell L. Finch Arthur Flint Flora, Powell Erma Grace Davison Elmer Schofield Ina Davison Russell Atwood Lansing Ellen #Graham Song Cassie Davison Geo. Holmes Canada Milton Davison Genevieve Schofield Junior Lake George Velma Reiss VanHorn John Halstead Clemens Tonia Weidman Milton Bates Detroit Fred Wolf Ashley Philo Smith Williamston George Weiss Fred Love Saginaw Carl Loomis Owosso Wien Beehler John Cameron Robert McKin Lake George Tigers Blue Stockings Wm. Rowland Jas. Luce Jas. Wellman Clare Robert Carson lLansing Mart Graves Half -Moon Lake Harry Moyer Ganz Boys Lawrence Smith Gertie Mitchell Harrison Amble Ben Kantner L. L. Kantner Miriam Defries Herbert John Ripley Milford Ind Elizabeth Ripley Warsaw J. A. Bitler Alice Ackerman Mt. Pleasant Walter Mathews B. F. Bechdolt Jake Bechdolt Near Rosebush F. C. Bitler’s Wilburn Wm. Miller G. W. Bailey Monroe Holderman J. Keupper Lloyd Keysor Évenine George Horton Franklin A. J. Keysor Laura Bitler J. Bitler Lloyd, Keysor

East Lincoln Social Roundup Covers Visits and Picnic

Mrs Alfred Abbott and children of Saginaw visit her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Cowles. Kube family hosts Rotary visitors and nearby neighbors attend a birthday party at Lost Lake. Bertha Lake picnic praised by teachers Margaret Palmer and Solema Smith. Delos Dunkle and son Austin travel from Pontiac for the weekend.

Alfred ‘Abbott Saginaw Ralph Cowles QO. M. Kube Wm. Kube Farwell Geo. Blesch Alma A. Kube Elmer Knowblock Lester Gulic O. W. Kube Bertha Lake Margaret Palmer Solema Smith F. Newsom Lake George F. Wolf Leslie Daddy Finch Lost Lake Delos Dunkle Austin Pontiac

Local notes from Clare area residents and weekend visitors

A collection of brief hometown items lists visitors and migrations among Clare families including Bates Milton Newton Kress families from Detroit Toledo and Saginaw. The piece reports fishing at Lake George and Blue Stockings win over Tigers 23 to 15, cottage stays and spring cleaning plans plus a serious eye injury to Robert Babcock and a wedding in Flint.

We Plural Style Emerged From Roman Empire

A remark on how the plural we arose from dual imperial rule in Rome and Constantinople. Each emperor issued identical decrees under joint authority, shaping the usage of we in political and historical language.

Wionarch Italy Constantinople

Local residents and visitors in Harrison and nearby towns

Harrison and Milford Indiana area residents visited relatives and holiday guests over the weekend. Families including Bitler Keysor Kantner Ripley and Ackerman groups were noted at several homes in Harrison Mt. Pleasant Rosebush and Frankin with reports of travel, visits, chiropractic treatments, and a broken limb incident.

Harris Family News From Lake George Resort

Glenn Harris to Farwell Monday. Mrs Harris returned Monday from a visit with sisters Mrs Hugh Palmer of Alpena and Mrs R J Gallery of Savinaw. John A Smith and George Strain from near Clare were Sunday callers. Jas Duncan of Clare was here Sunday. Dr Sanford of Clare and Ralph Hugh es of Lansing were at the Duncan cottage for trout fishing. A Rathburn and wifes of Grand

Glenn Harris Farwell Harris Hugh Palmer Alpena R. J. Gallery Savinaw John A. Smith George Strain Clare Harris Home Jas. Duncan Dr. Sanford Ralph Hughes Lansing Duncan Cottage Rathburn

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