Midland Families Share Weekend Visits and School Picnic
Randall Mr and Mrs Alois Gibis of Midland visited Saturday with his parents Mrs Otto Garshow and daughter from West Grant. Mr and Mrs William Clark of Hatton visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Fyvees and Merc Baker. Relatives from Mr Pleasant were callers. Our school closed Friday with a basket picnic Saturday at the school ground. Mr and Mrs Hod Dysinger entertained Mrs Russell Williams and Mr and Mrs Glen Lower Sunday afternoon. School closed Thursday with picnic dinner at the school house. A goodly number of parents attended. We are glad to have our teacher Mr Nash with us again for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Gibis
Midland
Otto Garshow
West Grant
William Clark
Hatton
Merc "Baker
Mr. Pleasant
Hod Dysinger
Russel Williams
Glen Lower
My. Nash
Harvey Hathon
Frederick Scott
Sayvin Scott
Louise Oman
Hazel Scott
Velma Scott
Eugene Cashin
Roy Phillips
Farwell
Hazel
Irwin Scott
Harvey Trathon
Donna Neeper
Batty Laker
Wave
Tryon
Wilbur Mclane
Thressa Andrews
Dale Martin
Howell
Moores Crossing Social Notes Report Recovery Visits
The column reports Mrs. Bert Shapnan and Mrs. Bob Howell back on their feet after illness. Several visitors and extended family members join Mrs. Walter Smith and John Madison household for Sunday calls. Norman Wilde and family drove from Ann Arbor to visit. John Atkins from Farwell assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Shapnan
Bob Howell
Harry Higgins
Harold
Maple Grove
Roy Allen
Maxine
James
Farwell
Walter Smith
Delbert
Wisle
Norman Wilde
Ann Arbor
John Madison
Roy Powers
John Atkins
F and R Town Line Visit Several Nearby Homes
A Marion area notes social calls and visits this week. Families including White Calkins Beard Fahnestock Williams Bader Walker and Presley visited neighbors and attended church and Sunday school in Gilmore Clare and nearby towns. Dr Stirling tested cattle in the vicinity last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. White
Marion
Chas. Woolworth
Mr. Hyde
Mt. Pleasant
White Farm
Chas. Calkins
Mother
Lake George
Wm. Blain
Grace Beard
J. Fahnestock
Farwell
Carl Williams
Fred Bader
Stirling
Norma Bell
Gilmore
Lou Brown
Edd Walker
West Freeman
L.A. Presley
Oliver Campbell
Smith
Clare
Local Social Roundup From Pleasant Valley Area
Pleasant Valley residents welcomed guests from Cleveland Midland North Arthur Colonville and Detroit. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Kiggins of North Arthur and Miss Patricia Clute with Miss Jo Kistter from Colonville. Extended family visits occurred in Clare Maple Rapids Carson City and Gladwin with several Sunday dinners and weekend trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Bronson
Cleveland
Alois Gibbs
Midland
Bates
Kiggins
North Arthur
Patricia Clute
Jo Kistter
Colonville
Clare
Community Notes From Brown Township Family Visits And Events
Brown Township residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Lake George and Saginaw. Loren stays to help at the Roy Howard store while Howard is ill. A chicken supper hosts May 8 at Frank Meyers. Walters Garver announce a baby boy Rex Ray born May 22 weighing 9 pounds 1 quarter ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Miller
Roy Howard
Lake George
Loren
Howard
Betty Rieinhardt
Coleta Bauer
Cave Mavis
Verne Mickle
Detroit
Glenn Gower
Lorin Birsall
J. C. Newman
James Beatty
Saginaw
Emma Garver
Nina Kleinhardt
Hartman and Green
Geo. Bates
Frank Meyers
Frank Nash
Myers Corner Social News Highlights
Weekend visits fill the Myers circle with relatives and friends from Lansing Midland Bay City Flint and others. Neighbors hosted a surprise gathering with baskets while Fern Athey and the Hartmans visited. a local note mentions oil leasing activity and a chicken supper planned at the Myers home.
Hinkville Weather, Illnesses, and Local Outings Noted
Weather draws residents outdoors as Miss Doris Sparkel suffers a sore throat. Miss Millerr and families visit Houghton Lake while others take a motor trip. Vera Molité returns from Lansing after his mother’s stroke. Mrs Thompson ill in Lansing. School closes with a picnic and meal indoors due to poor weather. The Gilmore farm lone pine landmark is felled by Bruce Gingéery and son. Bert Plegér and friends visit from Saginawre to enjoy local trout streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Sparkel
Billy Ray
Vera Molité
Lansing
Jerry
Oontz
Thompson
Nivad
Gilmore Farm
Bruce Gingéery
Bert Plegér
Saginawre
Mclntish
Maple Grove Sunday School Receives New Superintendent
Maple Grove reports a strong Sunday School crowd and plans learn ing new songs for Children’s Day. Chas Stinchcombe resigns as superintendent. Walter Smedley elected in his place and to serve as union consister and teacher. The community enjoyed a baseball game after activities and welcomed extended family news at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav. Kleinhardt
Utr
Chas Stinchcombe
theStunday School
Walter Smedleym
Stinchcombe
Smedley
Snday School
Maple Grove
Hershel
Mery Davistin
U. S
DonzElée
Heather Lute
Schofield
Junior
Raymond
Gsrol Jean Schofield
Lake George
Abs
Walter Smedley
Dorothy Louise
Chas
Wlint
Dick Kingdon
Midland
Tigner
Stinday
Community Notes from a Rural Sunday
The piece lists local happenings including Aunt Callie at Sunday school, visits to Mrs. Anderson, 450 chicks purchased, school breaks, a picnic for children and parents, two boys with perfect attendance, oil well trouble delaying workers, Rev. Pendelton speaking at church, a sequence of Sunday guests at the OG D. Hervey home, caller visits to the Robinson and Bell households, Art Roe’s illness, and a Tuesday trip to Saginaw for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerow
Callie
Pendelton
Beaverton
Chas
Whitlock
Julia Derby
Arthur Johnson
Clare
Lee Chedister
Ida Chedister
Orville
Flint
Tyler
D. Hervey
Robinson Home
Chas. Davis and Gon
John Bell
Sidney Court
Art Roe
Local News and Social Roundup in Mann Siding Area
Greenwood and nearby towns share weekend visits with relatives from Pontiac Flint Coleman and Clare. School closed with a pot luck and a 10 to 11 game win by the kids over the old folks. Local families include Hilemans Van Buskirks Brockways and Burtons with updates on sickness travel and exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence van Buskirk
Greenwood
Harry Hileman
Pleasant
Satison
Clare
John Dillon
Flint
Wm. Hileman
Hart Brockway
Tommie
Pontiac
Greenwood Township
Chas, van Blarcom
H. R. Brockway
A. &. Burton
Coleman
Claire Johnson
B. A. Burton
Ohio
Harland Burton
Russel Hitts
Beatrice Brown
Bertha Burton
Beulah Burton
Edith Burton
Harold Heber
Miss Coats
Arthur
Wm. Gruno
Mission program Sunday by Sunday School Sunbeams
The Eagle notes a June 4 missionary program led by the Sunbeams and their teacher Mrs. Fred Allen. A short hour service follows Sunday school. The article also lists local visits by the Carr families and others, school exams for 8th and 7th graders, a school picnic with pot luck dinner and ice cream, and a Browns School baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeams
Fred Allen
R. A. Carr
Leonard Carr
Amelia Carr
Arthur
Detroit
Alfred Roe
Kenneth
Pontiac
Na Kistler
Colonville
Cllyde Kistler
Robi. Kleiner
Henry Kleiner
Helen
Chris Webber
Grant
Ralph Allen
Beaveston
Torest Garver
Fred Alle
Pete Hanes
Dover
Wm. Horton
Gind
Robt. Hutchinson
Brown
Jed Allen
Hold Runyan
Mra
Clenmons
Civil War Veterans in Lapeer and Region News
Lapeer reports two Civil War veterans living in the city Samuel Lewis and David Laing. A Caledonia farmer John Bagen found dead in his well at 68. Montcalm Gratiot Isabella Clinton druggists elect A. A. Sprague of Ithaca as president. Local notices include a Pellston widow burned by kerosene explosion and a May 27 Alma concert under Professor Joseph Maddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapeer
Samuel Lewis
David Laing
Owenso
John Bagen
Caledonia
Garson City
Montcalm
Gratiot
Isabella
Clinton Couries
A. A. Sprague
Ithaca
Petoskey
Hisse Martion
Pellston
Alma
Midland
University of Michigan
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Grand Rapids
Board of Education
Birmingham
Ferndale
Edwin F. Wuddpie
Nahert E. Burklund
Bank of Stephenson
Maronette
Burklund
Local Community Ties Highlight Clare Area Socials
Mrs Jennie Muir and Mrs Geo Scott shopped in Clare, then attended a Mt Pleasant piano recital featuring Anna May Smalley. The Lake Community Club met at the Ronald Barton farm near Farwell with pedro prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Muir
Geo. Scott
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Scott
Anna May Smalley
Clyde. Forbes
Bert Amy
Glen Amy
Marguerite
Little
Mildred
Marjory
Amy
Clyde Forbes
Brinton
Margaret
Geo
Irwin
Frank Selsavage
Geo. Irwin
Harry Spence
Aaron Irwin
Jr. Community Club
A. Irwin, Jr
J. L. Cook
O'Neill
Somerville
Carrie Irwin
Emily Irwin
Raymond Scott
Cook
O’neil
Bert Scott
Myrl
Bywart
Delos Lehman
Saginaw
Archie Fahnestock
T. H. Brooks and
Big Rapids
Este
Ferris Institute
Floyd Irwin
Farwell
Hazel Snider
Jake Smith
Dewey Duane
FF. Howell
Marion Fuller
EB. A. Stanley
Flint
C. C. Somerville
Carter Dyer
Harry Green
Rheumatic Pain Relieved Promptly by Noted Remedy
A local drugstore advertises a powerful remedy claimed to drive excess uric acid, ease rheumatic pain, sciatica, neuritis, and lumbago within 48 hours. It guarantees satisfaction with an 86 cent bottle and offers money back if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Anderson
Rand
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