Re-Assessed Taxes Report for Clare County Additions and Lots
Report of the Committee on Re-Assessed Taxes to the Clare County Board of Supervisors details corrections and reassessments for parcels in McNwen's First Addition and neighboring lots. Notes include multiple reassessments from 1922 to 1926 and a described land parcel with specific measurements. Signatories: Henry Gardiner, Paul Zimmerman, A. Keysor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNwen
Roe
Hg Ae Pg
Mewen
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Michigan
Ted
Henry Gardiner
Paul Zimmerman
Keysor
Gen. School Co
D& West
See
Pine St
L&z Zé Lids
Harrison
Yond
Community Visits and Weekend Guests In Rosebush
Roebush residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Cadillac visitors Mrs. Jack Cogey and Elizabeth Ann stayed at Minnie English hotel while Ed Hovey and son Carl of Lansing joined the Melvin Hovey family. Several other local hosts welcomed guests from Mid land Remus Detroit Pontiac Flint Vassar and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cogey
Elizabeth Ann
Cadillac
Minnie English Hotel
Jake Beckhelt
Della House
Alvin Keeley
Midland
Hovey
Carl
Lansing
Melvin Hovey
Andrew Thren
Remus
Orrin. Hirst
Lorne Downey
Deroit
Robert Dunn
Jamies Muma
Charles Monroe
Andrew Willey
Gale Lutz
Floyd Thompson
Alma
Earl Hovey
Pontiac
Himo Dunn
Detroit
Windover Lake community notes and movements
East Lansing residents Faunce visit Windover Lake cottage over weekend while Harrington travels to Lake to see mother. Temple area residents Delling Beard and Sutton families relocate and visit. Local callers include Nichols Newsom Wolf and Dimmicks. Community meeting held at Oliver's for upcoming arrangements. Thanksgiving dinner planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windover Lake
B. A. Faunce
East Lansing
W. Harrington
Lake
Chas. Summers
Ben Martindale
New Troy
J. Sutton
Temple
B. H
Penn
Oliver Campbell
Billie
Freeman Town Hall
Rawleigh
B. Bring
Clare
Wife Magazine
Harris
Glenn
Sutton
Oliver’s Place
Freeman town hall committee named
The committee is composed of Mrs. Rose Newsom Nora Wolf of Lake George Mrs. M W Finch Bernice Finch Oliver and Jennie Campbell and Edith Burns.
Myers and Myers Family Notes and Local Visits
Lansing visitor Chester Myers with parents W B Myers is featured alongside neighborhood arrivals and travels. Cattle trades include L A Kiggens selling two cows to Mr Limecox and transporting them to Clarence. Local movement includes Kinzel aiding Myers with a stone wall and multiple family visits across Flint Clare Grand Ledge West Branch Farwell Harlington Pontiac and Pontiac area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Myers
Lansing
W. B. Myers
L. A. Kiggens
Limecox
Kiggens
F. M. Myers
Clarence
A. Hutchinson
Clare
KF. M. Myers
Robert Smythe
Ralph
Skull
George Kinzelman
Rene
Grand, Ledge
A. Chatterton
W. E. Myers
John Hartman
W. Hilborn
Ivan Hilborn
West Branch
Earl Owens
Farwell
Norman Myers
Harlington
Texas
Elm Grove Community News and Visitors Gatherings
A summary of local movements and visits includes Mr and Mrs Robert Blake moving to Sag inaw for winter quarters. Charles Russell and daughter Olive visited Mrs Bowen in Coleman Sunday afternoon. Frank Loomis family dined with George Nunn and family while Stanley Schunk group attended a relative’s funeral at St Helens. Grace Schieber and Mabel Lear visited Florence and Frances Hildebrandt. The two Grant children from Ohio stay with grandparents Henry and family as Sunday School draws a large crowd. Rev Bates plans revival meetings at Colénville with morning services followed by preaching two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell
Olive
Bowen
Coleman
Frank Loomis
George Nunn
Stanley Schunk
St. Helens
George Fitzpatrick
Canada
Louis Slater
Howard
Clarence ‘Cotton
Detroit
Howard Cotton
Grace Schieber
Mabel Lear
Florence
Frances Hildebrandt
Grant
Ohio
Henry
Bates
Colénville
How 70 Say Zero In Telephone Parlance
A historical note explains how to pronounce digits in numbers when dialing by telephone. It contrasts saying zero as oh with saying naught and covers when zeros shift to thousands and leading zeros, using examples like 2570 4800 8000 and 0027.
Let Charity Be Wise It Is Wicked to Withdraw
A terse moral admonition urging prudent charity toward the needy and condemning wasteful generosity to the undeserving, with a cryptic ending Eplietetua suggesting a stray or garbled signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eplietetua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin
Freeman
Bae
Frost
Garfield
Greenwood
Hamilton
Hayes
Lincoln
Redding
Sheridan
Winterfield
General Electric
Long Delia
Spee
Cemetery Park
Ae Retirement
Ward
Morrison
3Rd Ward
Robert Burns
John Burnett
O A. Derby
Fred Geiger
Omatic
East 4Th Street
Myers Gorners
Beatrice Myers
Flint
Delos .Wright
Bernice Price
Elm Grove
Robert. Blake
Saginaw
America
Fisher
F Battle Auto Co
Mt. Pleasant, Mich
S. Buick
B. J. Sanford
Ichigan
T. Carl Holbrook
Glare, Michigan
Ross D. Thompson
Anderson
Farwell Lumber Yard
Farwell, Michigan
Morales
Orson
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