Resort News Roundup of Local Calls and Visits
Mrs. S Harris and family Cadillac callers Monday. Clare and Detroit visitors, cottage stays, farm sale attendance. Various residents drop by A Campbell J A Burns homes and Temple chapel services. Box social at the School house draws a large crowd. Wiltse sees a bear en route to work. Wiltse hosts weekend guests including Bellinger Pankow and Harold Pankow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Harris
Leo
Hazel
Cadillac
HH. G. Willie
Clare
C. H. McIntyre
Detroit
A. Hall Farm
Wm. Arnold
George Cosgrove
Owosso
A. Campbell
J. A. Burns
Marie VanOrden
West Freeman
Wm. Small
Saginaw
Wiltse
Minnie Green
Toledo
J. Schepers
East Lansing
B. A. Faunce
Temple
C. C. CG
Kenneth Benchley
Esther
George Harris
Glen
Clare Wiltse
J. W. McCall
Burns Place
Clair Wiltse
Dan Wiltse
Wm. Bellinger
Harold Pankow
Plymouth
Lake George Resort Hints at Local Weekend Gatherings
Local notices list visits from Detroit and Alma residents including Fred Dietrich and Fred Lapp hunting rabbits and wool. The piece notes Betty Lane visiting Julius Tawseqam’s mother, and several families from Clare and Farwell attending gatherings, sales, and a school carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dietrich
Fred Lapp
Detroit
Gage Bose
Betty Lane
Julius Tawseqam
G A. Silover
James McPhail
Alma
David Reed
Community social program notes and attendance
Practice at the community hall frames a social program with reminders for November 8 and tonight. Several from Windover school attended the Mast Hriday evening and enjoyed a mining program. Barbara Hunter was absent several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windover
Sell what you DON’T need Huy What you DO need Clare
Classified notice states Huy and Clare promote a swap of unwanted items and needed goods with assistance from Jindra. The short ad invites readers to trade or donate items through a cooperative effort hosted by Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huy
Clare Sentinel
Jindra
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Several Homes
The column notes a Windover lake box social Friday night with attendees from the area. Visits include Clinton Foster and family from Marion to CGJ Dells, Russell Davis and Milo Davis from Grand Rapids to Marion, and Sherman Boyer, Wm Cutler, Tom Mitchell from Flint at the Cutler home. Edith Davis and Mrs Peter Cook travel to Cadillac. Forest Heckathorn of Saginaw visits Peter Cook home. C J Deits and Sam Gaskill visit Harris. Mrs Andrew Berkompas is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box
Windover Lake
Clinton Foster
Marion
CG. J. Dells
Russell Davis
Grand Rapids
Milo Davis
Davis
Sherman Boyer
Wm. Cutler
Tom Mitchell
Flint
Cutler
Peter Cook
Edith Davis
Cadillac
Forest Heckathorn
Saginaw
C. J. Deits
Sam Gaskill
Harrison
Andrew Berkompas
West Grant Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs George Teeter of near Britten visited Mr and Mrs Ben Pal, Mrs Seeley John and family sent Friday. H E Hillard home hosts, Gardow called to Saginaw for mother illness. Ralph Vance moved into George Ickes house. Ollie Mills and son visited Clara McGinnis. Herbert Hillard family visited Robert Brown. Rose Reynolds visited her parents Orin and wife. Harold Smith visited his parents Charles and wife. Leo Prill of Midland spent Sunday with Seeley Johnson. Alten Bennett visited Garchow couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Teeter
Near
Britten
Ben Pal
Seeley John
Bee Tonia
H. E. Hillard
Otto Gardow
Saginaw
Ralph Vance
George Ickes
West Grant
BM Tie
Ollie Mills
Farwell
Clara McGinnis
Herbert Hillard
Robert Brown
Mish Rose Reynolds
Orin Reynolds
Harold Smith
Charles Smith
Leo Prill
Midland
Seeley Johnson
Alten Bennett
Garchow
Hagle Corners Quiet Halloween Run and Earthquake News
The community report notes a quiet Halloween with minimal pranks at Hagle Corners and missing gates. An earthquake tremor felt across Michigan stirred some residents while others slept through it. Farmers welcomed Sunday night and Monday rain to ease dry, hard soil.
Community Mourns Death of Oscar Rulapaugh at Home
Oscar Rulapaugh died at his home on November 5 after a long illness. The community extends sympathy to his wife and children. Friends and relatives from Midland Rosebush and local families visited and shared a quiet weekend, with Sunday gatherings at various homes and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rulapaugh
A. H. Hutchinson
Maurine
Rowena
Midland
Henry Seaton
Rosebush
Hutchinson
Norma Bates
Hinora Kleiner
Walter Kleiner
Alice Leichti
Norman Hutchinson
Alton David
Clarence Bay and Sons
Marie Allen
Betty Lou Bay
Brush College Visitors and Local Meetings
Fred Davis and family spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Jessie Davis. Mrs. Harley Coaty and Deloris visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanner early last week. John McGregor of Lansing visited his in laws Mr. and Mrs. Bint Habel oxen last weekend. Ladies Aid will meet Thursday November 14 at Mrs. Willis Strouse’s near Colonville. George Cooper visited his daughter Mrs. Calhoun in Lansing last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Davis
Jessie Davis
Harley Coaty
Deloris
Albert Hanner
John McGregor
Lansing
Mss'Bint
Habel Oxen
Colonville
George Cooper
Calhoun
Halloween Party Brightens West Freeman School District
The school district mothers and students enjoyed an afternoon Halloween party at the school with stories, readings, games, and refreshments. Local families including the Hansens, Radabaughs, Shina bagers and Darnells visited relatives nearby over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hansen
George Hansen
Ewart
Frank Hansen
Clare
Carl Radabaugh
Harry Boucher
Emma Shinabarger
Alireé Powell
Brown Garver Home Hosts Sunday Visitors
Sunday visitors at the Forest Garver home included Mr. and Mrs. C 8 Runyan, Mrs. Alice Clemons, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen and son Bernard, Hol Runyan, Mrs. Jennie Bates and Lawrence, Thelma Orvis and Frances Coulter. Arlene Lower remains home with a broken ankle under Dr Woods care. A Beebe Lake Sunday School party and weiner roast drew a large turnout. Fred Bauer and Milton Secord of Flint visited Everet Allen’s home. Mrs. Louise Bater of Clare called on her daughter at the Allen home. Emma Garver visited Forest Garver’s family. Nettie Birdsall of Detroit attended Brown Sunday church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Gar Ver
Runyan
Alice Clemons
Fred Allen
Bernard
Hol. Runyan
Jennie Bates
Lawrence
Thelma Orvis
Frances Coulter
Ernia Green
Kay
Clare
Arléne Lower
Dr. Woods
Weiner
Beebe Lake
Fred Bauer
Milton Secord
Flint
Everet Allen
Robert Shull
Ira Miller
Louise. Bater
Emma. Garver
Halloween Party Highlights in Mann Siding Notes
Local item from Mann Siding records a Halloween party at the Wm Hileman home with about 30 young people enjoying games and refreshments. Other items mention visits from Gilmore and Flint residents, kitchen remodeling at the Pfannes family, and Carl Monday injuring his eye at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp _ Irons
John Sparkle
Hinkleville
John Pfannes
Emerson Burton
Ray Sharp
Franklin
Ray
Fire Tower News From the Flint Area
Community notes report visits and moves among residents including the Fellus and Adams families. Sympathy extended for the Utley family on the death of wife and mother. Local harvest help, school fair attendance, and minor earthquakes are mentioned along with fire tower duties during dry weather and high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fellus
Adams
Flint
John Andrews
Bessie West
Pearl Tryon
Harridon
Calvin Taylors
Farwell
Junior Powell
Simon Utley
W. A Austin
Gilmore
Grace Sherman
Andrews
J. Rulapaugh
Lake
Ben Baxter
Loch-A-Bar
A. D. Wilds
Gerald
Carl Cotterman
R. J. Powell
Harrison
Chappel
Mr. Utley
Lela Sanborn
Rosebush Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Mrs H W Heidpreder of Battle Creek visited her sister and brother in law the Hislops. Detroit business trip by Stanley Monroe and Orvel Graham. Michael McGuire entertaining relatives from Montreal. Birthday dinner in honor of Mrs Willis Heidbreder and Mrs Alex Hislop. Visits between Midland Lansing Mt Pleasant and Olivet noted. 44H Cathling and Garden Clubs held party at McHwei home with Virginia Whitley winning costume prize. Sewing club plans November meeting for new members. Various visits from Mt Pleasant to Clare and Green Bay. WCTU and Young People's Temperance League meeting held. Mrs Robert Dunn visiting Detroit. Moon and Ludington trip to meet Clara Horan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Heidpreder
Battle Creek
Alex Hislop
Stanley Monroe
Orvel Graham
Detroit
Michael McGuire
Montreal
Ontario
Harold Hislop
Willis Heidbreder
Sro
Conia
Gieo Fertan
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Hamilton
Patrick Battle
Clare
R. H. Chapman
J. ¥. Johnston
Ralph Stickle
Olivet
L. S. Stickle
Helen Craig
Morley Godley
Ed. Freir
Alma
R. O. ‘Thomson
Edgar Graham
Marion Graham
Lansing
John Crawford
Young People’s Temperance League
Presbyterian Church
Robert Dunn
Lorne Downey
L. H. Moon
Ludington
Clara Horan
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Margaret Morrison
Raymond McConnell
John Lynch
Robert Hunter
Joseph English
Mr. Pleasant
Local Social Notices and Funeral Service Report
Mr Bernard Balge and daughter Delphine dined Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fall. Mrs Harry Maybee attended a convention at Howard City on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev M Arksey had charge of the funeral of Mr MacKenzie of Pickard Avenue Mt Pleasant Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Norman Wager visited their daughters Gertrude and Bessie at Spring Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Balge
Delphine
Thomas Fall
Harry Maybee
Howard City
M. Arksey
MacKenzie
Pickard Avenue
Mt. Pleasant
Norman Wager
Gertrude
Bessie
Spring Arbor
Notice of Hearing Claims in Bertha S. Shumway Estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces creditors must file claims by February 14 1936 for examination and adjustment in Harrison with a hearing set for February 24 1936 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge of Probate Thos S Dorsey signs October 22 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Bertha S. Shumway
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Commissioner's Sale Under Decree in Clare County
In Clare County Circuit Court Chancery a commissioner sale under a 1935 decree will be held December 28 1935 at 10 AM EST at the north outer door of the Harrison Court House to sell Lot 14 in Block 27 City of Clare Michigan as per the plat on record. Leo J. Campean Circuit Court Commissioner for Clare County. Donald E. Holbrook attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Clare
Allen R. Graham
Clare County Savings Bank of
Michigan
Otter
Harrison
Clare County
County of
County of Clare
the Register of Deeds
Leo J. Campean
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare County Savings Bank
Sale of land in Clare County by order of court
The degree state of Michigan of Clare in Chancery auctions the East half of the North West quarter of Section Nine in Township Seventeen North Range Three West Clare County Michigan. The sale is set for 1935 at the North outer door of the courthouse in Clare County. Leo J. Campeanu for Clare County and Donald H. Holbrook, attorney for the plaintiff, announce the public sale.
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Lake George Resort
Frank Manning
Frank Snyder
4Zma
Helen
Tom
Lloyd
Rus Dell
Harry Kress
Kia
Maynel
Lloyd Nichols
A. Luce
Farwell School
John Knopke
Tom and Son
James M. Wellman
Wm Brackett
James Duncan
Frank Baker
Frank Thilly
Board of Supervisors
Elgie Hickok
Freeman
Dr. Howell
F. A. Luce
Clare Luce
Donat
Dural
Winterfield
Joe Wilson
Pansy Pudway
Hagle Corners
Lawrence Hutchinson
Mentner
Wise
Aid Society
Brush College
Clifford Darnell
Hilton Darnell
John Gaffney
S. E. Shinabarger
Matt Hansens
J. D. Shinabarger
Mussell
Legals
Ata
Goldie Jones
Jay Bellinger
Clayton
M. Jones
F. G. Slattery
Mich
Glare County General Hospital
City Hall
U. S
Eugene Smith
Over Grill & White’s Jewelry Store
Clare, Michigan
McEwam
S.e.gardiner
Tel. No.2
Blac
Bowler
McEwan
Clare, Mich
C. B. Wood
M. D
5Th St
K. Hammerberg, M. D
Dr. Clure
Alexander E, Wylie Sawyer
Tatman Building
McEwan Street
Christina M. Schutt
Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare, Micha
Clare Realty:co
McHwan St
Adam Reger
Vina Reger
Eastern Gulf Oil Company
Saginaw, Michigan
Sheridan
Leo J. Campeanu
Clara
Donald H. Holbrook
B. J. Sanford
McEwan St. Clare
C. B. Nefe
Dunlop
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