Autumn Days And Local Visits In West Grant
West Grant notes mention Mr and Mrs Cecil Pudway visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs M Robinett. Marion Sutton helped in Morgan's grocery Clare weekends. Otto Allbright and companion from Saginaw visited Wm Randall. Church of God Sunday School held a Hallowe en party and weenie roast at Harry Cleveland's home. Road crew worked gravel on roads last week. Gus Williams and sons hauled sugar beets from Farwell. Harry Cleveland recovering from illness. Noah Roling of Flint visited the Williams home Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Pudway
M. Robinett
Marion Sutton
Morgan's
Clare
Otto Allbright
Friend
Saginaw
Gus, Williams
Farwell
Harry Cleveland
Noah Roling
Flint
Williams
Bobbie Woods
Bay City
Northon
Lessie Burcham
Hollywood
Cali
B. A. Sanborn
Martin. Hillsinger
Clarence Ramey
Jennings
Archambault
Marion
Herb ‘Varney
Arthur
Campeau
Ed. Northon
Chas
Ackerman
Archie
Paul Grieser
Frank Dalton
Archie Ackerman
Anna Grieser
C. Olson
Roy Grieser
Archie Grieser
Carl Grieser
Neil Morrison
H. Shutt
Rosebush
Richard Brooks
I. Slentz
Myr
Warren Heiser
Ike Methner
Wise
Doyt Carey
Chas. Haring
Harold White and Sons
Eunice
North West Grant Chronicle of Local Happenings
Winter is on its way and wild geese migrate overhead. Hunters are present locally. Fall plowing is underway. Mrs Geo Abbott visited Mrs Wood last Thursday. Mary Mater visited Mrs Chas Van Denburg last Friday. Arden Walters and Wal ters from Clare and Mt Pleasant visited Walters Sunday. Rudolph Holtz of Flint visits Hemstreet family and friends. Congrats to Mr and Mrs Herb Myers. Several attended the M B H church at Clare Sunday evening. Jim Hemstreet helps buzz wood at Jim Allens. Scott Hemstreet and Mary Mater visited Mrs Jas Lackie of Clare Wednesday evening. Hemstreet boys and Rudolph Holtz visited Jim A Nen Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Abbott
Wood
Mary Mater
Chas. van Denburg
Arden Walters
Clare
van, Walters
Mt. Pleasant
Walters
Rudolph Holtz
Flint
Hemstreet Boys
Herb Myers
M. BH
Jim W Hemstreet
Buzz Wood
Jim Allens
Scott Hemstreet
Jas. U Lackie
Jim
East Lincoln Residents Visit and Family Gatherings
East Lincoln notes a steady stream of visitors and family gatherings. Ona Blain and family from Keege Harbor visit Myron Dunkle's household for a week. Numerous relatives from Clare Lake George Pontiac and Detroit spend weekends with Dunkle Sprague and McQuiston families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Blain
Keege Harbor
Myron Dunkle
Carl Bragg
Ralph ,Cowles
Lake George
Clare
Ernest Sprague
Albert Gruno
Mann
C. W. Sprague
Will Gears
Drayton Plains
Bob Cressman
Sam Ludlow
Walter Austin
Pontiac
Harold Sprague
A. Sprague
Greenwood
Albert Mealis
Orla Cowles
Merril McQuiston
Detroit
Hold McQuiston
Clarence
Harold
Lloyd Lambert
Edd McQuiston
Ila
Nellie van Blarcom
Dorothy
Irene Sprague
Lafe Brain
Brown Corners Social Roundup Near Hatton and Bay City
Bryan Miller and wife brought Jack Jerred home from the hospital in Bay City. Jack sent a Plymouth Rock rooster to neighbors for dinner. Mrs. Will Hamlin of Hatton farewelled by family. she plans to move to Detroit. The community remarks on funerals, visits, and bean threshing with Mayo Robinett handling threshing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Miller
Bay City
Jack
Chas. Kleinhardt
Clair Coulter
Will Hamlin
Hatton
Will
Saginaw
Manley Nixon
Bannister
Bunyan
Hagle Church
Glenn Hartman
Pontiac
Dorothy Kleinhardt
Detroit
Bean
Mayo Robinett
Chas. Ciliax
Karl
Dell Boots
McKay Farm
Perfume and Toothpaste Free at Andersons Day Dream
A promotional offer at Andersons advertises free i Gunce Day Dream perfume and toothpaste with purchases. The ad lists the incentive details and promotes the scent during the sale period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson's
Community Visitors and Gatherings Around Clare
A long list of visits and social events across Clare, Marion, Flint, and surrounding areas. Families including the Northons, Sanborns, Rameys, Griesers, and Schofields hosted and traveled for dinners, birthdays, and church events. Noted are upcoming Grange officer installations and a trip to Ohio, with several attendees traveling from Flint, Saginaw, and Lansing.
Rosebush Methodist Church services and district events
Rosebush Methodist Church schedule includes 8 30 a m service by Rev Spencer 10 15 a m sermon by Harry Maybee message from District Conference at Center Sunday School at 9 00 and Rosebush class at 9 30 Young People meet at 6 00 p m Evening service at 7 20 p m led by Rev B B Swem Visiting and district events cover district conference in Ludington with Harry Maybes as lay representative and Epworth League institute in Hart involving about 100 youths. several local residents are noted in social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Wise
Harry Maybee
Center
Rosebush Church
Young People
B. B. Swem
Our Church
Weidman
Rosebush
Mary Bayliss
Wise Church
Moore
Owens
Rosebush and Center
Whitney
Ludington
Harry Maybes
Hart
Epworth League
Hugh Johnston
Orrin
Lansing
Frank Daly
Ferris Institute
William Duncan
California
Arthur Morgan
Clare
Mr. Morgan
Otto House
Chesanine
Maple Grove Supper Honors Newlyweds and Anniversary
Guests at the Finch home in Maple Grove gathered Sunday evening for a supper honoring Miss Beatrice Finch and Mr Wallace Graham and celebrating Mr and Mrs Finch’s wedding anniversary. Attendees included the Bentley and Davison families, Wallace Graham of Lansing, and several Finch relatives. Local church members attended Sunday services at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Finch
Harley Bentley
Meryl Davison
Wallace Graham
Beatrice Finch
Maple Grove
Lansing
Perry
Jank Lay
Mra
Sam McGoogan
Léwia Finch
Court Order In Chancery Noting Defendant Absence
In Clare County Michigan 1927 circuit court orders Ernest Loveless to appear within three months or admit the bill. Publication in The Clare Sentinel to begin within twenty days and continue weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. Judge Ray Hart signs. Attorney T Carl Holbrook represents the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Harrison
Clare
Ray Hart
Doris Loveless
Ernest Loveless
T. Carl Holbrook
Claré
Sure Signs of Storms in Weather Lore
A sudden local air motion stirring dust signals an approaching storm. Swallows flying low indicate rain as their insect prey moves lower before rain.
Confucius: A Sage Shaping Chinese Virtue and Schools
Confucius, revered for two millennia in China, was a sage not a religious founder. He blended contemporary philosophies into a personal cult based on five cardinal virtues: righteousness, knowledge, sincerity, politeness, and discrimination of good. Temples rose in his honor and his sayings educated many generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Confucius
Solomon
Camel with giraffe neck roamed Contevada plains long ago
A fragment notes a camel with a long neck and tall legs living in Conte Vado plains 1,500,000 years ago. It mentions a three toed ancestor of the horse in the same timeframe and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conte‘vado
Japanese Seek Seaweed System for Living From Sea
The article extols the Japanese mastery of farming seaweed and marine vegetation. It highlights a system of planting and harvesting marine crops as a durable living source.
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A. R. Mussell, M.D
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McEwan
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E. A. Alderson
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Pola Negri
NONTY
Frank Burt
Norman & Lander
Douglas Mac Lean
Lew Cody
Renee Adobee
West Grant
NORTH
East Lincoln
Mr. Vernor. Grange
Andreas Thom
Milton
Davison
John Tiedeman
Tri-County
Eva
Virginia Smedley
Sanford
McGoogan
Frank Lay
Mr. Tigner
Tigheman
McAninch
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John Tiedelan
Hsterline
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Gilmore
Roger
Steele Altman
John Halstead
Denzil Tiedeman
Lake
Elmer Schofield
Bernard
Reed City
Velma
Floyd Allen
Dover
M. EB
Jennie Manns
Belding
Melvile Perry
Lou Sherman
Mr. Rumsey
Leslie
Alice Rickles
Smedley
Stewart McAninch
S&s. McGoogan
Genevieve Schofield
Rosebush Methodist Church
Leroy M. Whitney
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T. Carl Helbrook
Women’s Unions
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Stratmore
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