Weekend Visits and Households Across Michigan
Mildred Snyder of Lansing was a weekend guest at the Arthur Bel Unger home. Milo Allen of Pontiac rented Mrs. Witch Chapel's farm. Mr. and Mrs. Philo Smith of Clare with daughter and husband visited the Hawkins home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Burch visited his Clare parents. J W Parkhill of Clio visited sister in Clare with Geo Burch from Monday to Thursday. Mary Bellinger went to Lansing to assist her aunt Mrs Moline with housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred. Snyder
Lansing
Arthur Bel- Unger
Milo Allen
Pontiac
Witch
Chanpel
Philo Smith
Clare
Sabe
Saginaw
Wm. Hawkins
Geo, Burch
J. W. Parkhill
Clio
Mary Bellinger
Mré. Moline
Brand Family Returns from Indiana Trip
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Comer and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Comer came home Monday after two weeks in Indiana Lansing and Detroit. They note many changes since they left 44 years ago. Mrs. K A Turner went to Lansing to care for her daughter Mrs. Giles Leeth who has a blood poison in her finger. Mr. and Mrs. John Rhodes and sons Henry and Thomas visit Adah in Grand Rapids this week. Some locals headed to the north woods for deer hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Comer
Lloyd Comer
Indiana
Lansing
Detroit
K. A. Turner
Giles Leeth
John Rhodes
Henry
Thomas
Adah
Grand Rapids
North Woods
Mann Siding Community Notes and Box Social
A large crowd gathered at I. A. Hiteman’s home Sunday to mark another milestone. Church services returned to the Mann Siding school house at 8:00 p.m. A box social and program by Gertrude Mitchell and pupils is set for November 26 with girls bringing boxes and boys a fat purse. Ernest Green and Frank Hartman picked apples at Grandpa Green’s place recently. Miss Flossie Burton and Arlene Root visited Edith Merritt Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Hiteman
Mann Siding
Haines
Burton
Gertrude Mitchell
Ernest Green
Frank Hartman
J. Green
Flossie Burton
Arlene Root
Hdith Merritt
Case School House Socials Raise Funds and Build
Proceeds from the Hallowe en social at the Case school house totaled a little over 9 dollars to fund curtains and other school needs. A box social Friday evening drew over 16 dollars. A new chimney is being built at the Case school house. Mr Davis improves his barn with an addition. Residents visit and attend social events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case School House
Ward Ruegségger
Alfred Lietz
Glen Jarman
Chas. Hames
Walter Wood
Ray Jarman
Elm Seymours
Jack Renner
Renner
Detroit
Davis
Tanner
Helen
Weidman
Local social notices and community updates from Windover Lake area
Dee Waters and friend from St Johns visit for a few days. Mrs Lew Presley on sick list and an accidental fall last week. Travel notices include Baker family from Grand Ledge and Mattaman. Road work bid accepted by Freeman Township on road No 5. Local visits by Burchill, Baker, McKinzie, Newsom, and Newsom. Community events mention Aid meeting, Thanksgiving dinner planning, and a charity dance at Freeman town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Waters
St. Johns
Lew Presley
F. M. Baker
Sam
Basil
Grand. Ledge
Mattaman
Clare
Henry Jurentiss
John Sears
Glen Harris
Mr. Bruce
Harrison
Freeman Township Board
Wilford L. Burchill and Son
Harold and Friend
Saginaw
Burns
A. Carpenter
A. McKinzie
Coleman
George McKinzie
Toledo
Delbert McKinzie
Lansing
Davis Masten
Farwell
Frank New‘som
Guy Beard
Lake George
Dean Smith
Ithaca
Rank
Newsom
Wim
Arnold
J Calkins
Hreeman Town Hall
Rosebush Community Notes and Church Activities
A detailed local page records Sunday School and worship times at Rosebush churches, plus Friday mission study, prayer meeting, and a sermon on heaven. It notes visitors, relocations, funeral attendance, missionary events, a rural teachers meeting, pot luck suppers, and a farewell party with gifts for Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. Rev. E A Armstrong attended the quarterly conference. Olive Johnston visited Detroit. others moved or traveled for services or events.
Grayling social notes highlight visits and travel
Mr. Vernon Grange and families visit Grayling friends. Mr. Eberhart and many others send sympathies. Readers note hunts, trips to Big Rapids Paris and Chase, Bay City, and hospital news. Upcoming meeting promises lecture hour and discussions on city citizenship and educational qualifications.
Funeral and society notes from Big Rapids district
The article records Ty Herrick and B A Armstrong arriving Sunday, a large attendance at Lawie Eberhart’s funeral, Rev. B H T Smith presiding, and society group updates. The Helping Hand Society met with Mrs Will Lansing. pot luck dinners were enjoyed. W F M plans a meeting with Mrs Frank Lamphere on November 19. Sunday School participation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lamphere
Local hunting trip and village notes at Finch residence
D J Pavey and Will Crouse of Detroit hunted at M W Finch s last week but dry conditions yielded little game. Lynn Finch of Detroit visited his parents. Thomas Cook and son Clarence Will Gaffney of West Freeman headed north for deer. Dalf Flowers and family from Weidman camped at Lost Lake. George Havens returns from Flint for winter. W F Finch and family of Windover Lake dined with M W Finch and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Pavey
Will Crouse
Detroit
M. W
Weidman
Lost Lake
George Havens
Flint
W. F. Finch
Social Notes From Southeast Sheridan
Mrs J B Derby spent Sunday at the Macklem home. Orla Barber and family visited from Gladwin Sunday at Frank Loomis. J H Livingston of Jackson stayed with his brother John and family. James Willott and Clyde Smith deer hunted last week. Henry Randle from Detroit visited Jobe Randle over Sunday. Mrs Cal hosted society last week Thursday. Twenty nine enjoyed a chicken dinner. Next meeting with Mrs Sowle. Mr Hines came from Ann Arbor last Friday and Mrs Hines returned home Monday after two weeks at the Sowle home. Mrs John Livingston visited her ill uncle at Fred Loomis’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Derby
Macklem
Orla Barber
Gladwin
Frank Loomis
J. H. Livingston
Jackson
John
James Wiliott
Clyde Smith
Henry Randle
Detroit
Jobe Randle
Cal
Weekend Visit Highlights From Owosso and Clare
Northwest Greenwood B. BH. Clark and family of Owosso spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark. Mrs. Chancey Woodin is home from University City for treatments and will return in about two weeks. Grandma Boulton visits her grandson H. B. Jones. The Clarks returned from Owosso after visiting their son RB. E Clark and daughters Mrs. H. Monroe and Mrs. Asa Kingsbury. H. Shimell and wife spent Sunday at W. Clarks. T. C. Holmes and wife and Ivah came from Lansing, liked the city. Election is over and reactions varied. Crezér from Houghton Lake visited Eliza Van Buskirk on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. BH. Clark
Owosso
W. Clark
Chancey Woodin
University City
Jones
Marie Kleiner
Clare
Grandma Boulton
H. B. Jones
RB. E Clark
H. Monroe
Asa Kingsbury
H. Shimell
S. T. C. Holmes
Ivah
Lansing
Crezér
Houghton Lake
Eliza van Buskirk
East County Line News Roundup
Frances Fox underwent an appendicitis operation in Bay City last Wednesday and remains in serious condition under special nurse care. Local residents visit. several families and churches hold or plan gatherings and travels in coming days amid sickness and travel notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fox
Bay City
B. Tpyons
Grove
James Shaver
Bred Haines
Florida
Roy Lambert
A. Reamnes
Wm. Conners
Harrison
Saginaw
Myers Corners Local News Roundup
Miss Florence and Elizabeth Tinint visited W Myers and Mrs Geo Williams is ill. Mrs Algernon-Hutchinson and baby Maurine spent Friday with Hs parents Mr and Mrs B M Myers. Road crews worked on culverts north of the Cornwell farm. Glédners of Nester Arbor met and elected officers for next year. Mr and Mrs Lester Kiggens and others attend upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Elizabeth Tinint
Glédners
Nester Arbor
Thay Ceet
Léster Kiggens
Local Notables Visit Church and Farm Movements Noted
The record notes M. Myers and Ruth Myers visiting Mrs John Sheaver at the Great church event Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Sheaver plan a trip to Florida. Ruth Myers returned home Friday to visit Mire Mead and her parents as Mead works locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Myers
John Sheaver
Dover News and Local Notes From Fall Harvest Week
Not much news this week as residents busy with fall crops. Sunday school and preaching at 10:30. Mrs. George Williams ill but hopes for recovery. Fred Dora and friend Helen Ginbis with Madlin Helén Mabel Dora dined with Charles Fitzpatrick family. Mr. and Mrs. Shorten of Royal Oak visited Philip Vancant last Saturday and returned Sunday. Mrs. Shorten formerly lived here. George Wilcox digs giant potatoes, one hill yielding a 5 3 4 pound specimen. Floyd Weaver, Vern Lower and Carl Davis hunted deer Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Fred Dora
Helen
Ginbis
Madlin
Helén
Mabel Dora
Charles Fitzpatrick
Shorten
Royal Oak
Philip’ Vanconants
Wal Lyons
Geo
Wilcox
Weaver
George
Floyd Allen
Lake
Floyd Weaver
Vern Lower
Carl Davis
West Grant Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
West Grant community updates include Chas Jasmine at home over the weekend and work near Lansing. Lyle and Oscar attend school in Clare while Doris and Nina stay with relatives in Midland. Families from Jackson to North Bradley visit and travel to St Helen. Emmet Suttons cattle sale runs well. Islaah Six moves back to Kalkaska county near North Boardman. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cleveland on Sunday, November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Jasmine
Lansing
Lyle
Oscar
Clare
Doris
Nina
Midland
J. Minard
Jackson
Tom Patterson
St. Helen
Clark Allison
North Bradley
Amy Allison
Continental
Ohio
Willams
Emmet
Local Notes Mention School Attendance And Social Events
Mrs Hifie Butcher nurses at Glevelands. Miss Lilian Bugbée is able to attend school. Muskrats are common with boys getting a few and skunks occasionally seen. Helping Hand Sewing Circle meets with Mrs Gus Williams Thursday November 20th. Pot luck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hifie Butcher
Glevelands
Lilian Bugbée
Helping Hand
Gus Williams
Thussday
Arthur Center Ladies Aid Notes and Local Happenings
The A C Ladies Aid met with Mrs C Shull last Wednesday with most members present. They pulled wool for Mrs W E Heiser of Clare and discussed the next meeting on December 3 at W D B Myers home. Floren and Budd Orvis went deer hunting, and a pension feed invitation may come. Sunday School plans include a Cafeteria supper at the town hall Friday evening November 21 with a fish pond and a call to attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ladies Aid
C. Shull
Ww. E. Heiser
Clare
W. DB. Myers
A. Funke
Eugene’ Orvis
Geo. Bates
Carl * Spicer
Mesdames Orvis
Athey
Arthur Center
Town Hall
Clare Hardware Imp. Co Plumbing Heating and Electrical
Local hardware firm advertises full plumbing heating and electrical services with a prompt customer reminder to consult before buying. Includes contact and business mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hdw. & Imp. Co
October and April Named Best Work Months for Efficiency
The report identifies October and April as the most conducive months for efficiency in both physical and mental labor. Temperatures during these periods are highlighted as favorable for productivity across tasks.
On the Yerandah Quotation Sparks Debate on Gender
An excerpt from Holloway Horn's On the Yerandah argues men rarely grasp true seriousness while women are labeled the serious sex with few exceptions having a rudimentary sense of humor. The quotation reflects dated views on gender and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway Horn
Piard Popular Nine-Tenths of World Music for Piano
Piard notes claim nine tenths of the world’s music is written for piano and will be taught in recent method. The statement reflects a broad view on piano repertoire and suggests a focus on accessible keyboard works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piard
Market Prices for Grains Dairy and Livestock
Corrected weekly prices list for Thursday including red wheat No 2 white wheat No 2 corn oats barley rye buckwheat dairy butter cream hogs dressed beef mutton veal hides fowls and eggs with figures and per unit terms. Prices appear inconsistent with transcription but indicate commodity values and ranges across multiple categories.
Canned Goods Sale at Red Front Store
The Red Front Cash and Carry Store on McEwan Street runs a canned goods sale ending November 15. Buy in quantities and save with options including 12 cans tomatoes 2.00, corn 1.75, peas 1.75, pineapple 4.00, sauerkraut 1.60, pork and beans 1.00, ketchup 1.35, and sardines in oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saurkrant
Armour’s
Pork & Beana
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Fl
Weststh
Haarlem
Goro Menar
Hinkley. Motors
General Auto Repairing
R, Archambault, Jr
Stef
Dee Forest
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Drug Store
Mighigan
E. A. Anderson
Windover Lake
Center Church
Rosebush Church
E. A. Armstrong
Big Rapids
A. A. Benedict
Zudington
Olive Johnston
Manitie Talrman
Treng Morrison
Dan Coyne
Lowe
Mathews
Jim
Henry Prout
Lon Stalters
Mt. Pleasant
Florence Campbell
Ina Harvey
Geo. Burr and Son
Hart
Beaverton
Mrs. Littlefiefild
Parnell
Rev. Whitney
W. S
Mr. Thayer
M. E
Ned Johnston
North School
Miss Hague
Home Economical Department
Central Normal School
Pleasant
Harry Maybee
Shepherd
Mr. Vernon Grange
Abe Joseph
Marguerite Thayer
Grayling
Lovie Thayer
Sn. E. Brewer
Michigan
Walter White
Paris
Chase
Johnny Bruckart
Ted Crowley
George. Delmas
Helen Pierson
Whnt
P. van Conant
Dover
Henry Ackerman
Jack. Miller
Geo. Dennis
Eberhart
Nellie Ramey
Bone—Herold
Paul White
Richard Brooks
Herrick
West Freeman
Sheridan
Northwest
Greenwood
East County
Dover News
West Grant
Bie
Clare Elevator Co
Clare Olty Mills
Geo. F. Goodenought
Mhats HO
I. W Jackson
Cash and Carry Store
Elden
McEwan Street
Kirkpatricks Drug Store
Fred M. Morgan
Rhode Island
Milwaukee
Deering
Osborne
John Deere
Oliver
Galé
Thos. Groves
Autores
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