Local Notes And Visitations From Greenwood Area
Brockway of Pontiac visited over the weekend while Mrs. Chas Stone remains on the sick list. Green wood households report husking and plowing activities. Mrs. Chas Van Blarcom called on Mrs. August Huskey Monday. The next Greenwood Town Hall meeting is set for December 14 with a pot luck dinner and husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berl. Brockway
Pontiac
Chas. Stone
Chas. van Blarcom
Greenwood
August
Greenwood Center Community Notes Record
Frank Denni of Lacon Illinois and John Rosenboom of Faisbury Illinois visited the Budd home. Albert Bruce and John Burnett families spent Saturday in Clare. Albert Roland shows marked improvement after illness. Greenwood Home Economics Extension Group met at Louis Light's home. next meeting December 14 at the town hall. Delmar Sprague deer hunting in northern state. Leo Gronda of Frost visited Elvin Budd. Henry Collet of Bay City visiting Louis Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Denni
Lacon
Ill
John Rosenboom
Faisbury
Carl Budd
Albert Bruce
John Burnett
Clare
Albert Roland
Greenwood Home Economics Extension Group
Louis Light
Town Hall
Delmar Sprague
Leo Gronda
Frost
Elvin Budd
Henry Collet
Bay City
Pleasant Valley Social News Highlights
Pleasant Valley reports Emma Leeth of Clare spent the weekend at home. Mrs Mack Leeth traveled to Ann Arbor to tend her brother Roy Garver in critical condition. Thelma Orvis hosted Sunday dinner for Norma Bates and Elnora Kleiner. Inez Hemstreet of Clare and Bessie Johnson visited at George Hemstreet’s home. Owen Spink suffers asthma. Howard Penrose improves. Loren and Burl Andrews of Toronto Canada stay two weeks with Clare relatives. they are nephews of Orris Penrose. Sympathy to the Garver family. Aid Society meets December 14 at Mrs Fred Allen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Leeth
Clare
Mack Leeth
Anne Arbor
Roy Garver
Thelma Orvis
Norma Bates
Elnora Kleiner
Inez Hemstreet
Bessie Johnson
George Hemstreet
Owen Spink
Howard Penrose
Loren
Burl Andrews
Toronto
Canada
Orris Penrose
Garver
Aid Society
Fred Allen
Loomis Residents Share Sunday Visits And Deer Tales
Loomis residents and relatives gathered Sunday at the Gerow home and other local houses. Visitors included Ed Rose Lloyd Gerow Ray Bergey Arlo Walters Basil Harvey and Mona Jean Harvey with family townspeople noting church attendance and deer hunting stories while repairs closed school for a morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Mona Jean Harvey
Jerry Burns
Raymond
Hatton
Loomis
Temple Newsbriefs and Local Visits
Temple notes illness for Hathway with low hope for recovery. Roy Kress returned with a deer after a northern trip. Roy and Mrs Myers hosted the Grandon Social Hour Club on the 10th. Baluss entertained the Club on the 22nd and guests included Detroit visitors. Jimmie Gordon of Greenwood welcomed twins. Harold Johnson family and Mrs Etta Field visited Hathway kin Sunday. Floyd Davis of Boon visited neighbors. Keelay brothers of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Olive Kellay. Crawford family dined with Bert Douglas in Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Hathway
Roy Kress
Roy Myers
Grandon
John Baluss
Messrs
Boyer, Linderman
Man
Gordon
Detroit
Baluss
Jimmie Gordon
Greenwood
Harold Johnson
Dorthea
Etta Field
William Hathway
Floyd Davis
Boon
Francis
Clyde Keelay
Battle Greak
Olive Kellay
Crawford
Bert Douglas
Greenwood Club Meeting With Mrs Light in Greenwood
Greenwood Home Furnishings and Club met with Mrs Olive Light in Greenwood on Thursday. Ten members present. The leaders gave a fine lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Home Furnishings, Club
Olive Light
Greenwood
Social News From Clare And Nearby Communities
Mrs Fred Cos visited Friday with daughter Mrs Harley Lowles and family in Clare. Wesley Wichert had Sunday dinner with sister and husband Ma and Mrs Ross Coe. John Livingston and family dined with sister Mrs Martin Eberhardt in Clare. Homer Loomis of Flint was a guest. Mrs Bertha Randall returned from Alma after helping care for her ill husband. Clifford Randall Harley and Mrs Chas Jesmin and children visited Alma with sister Mrs L Cooper. Clarence Schaar spending a week at home. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson last Wednesday. Alfred Densmore works for Mrs Robert Thompson while Mr T is at CCC camp north of Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cos
Harley Lowles
Clare
Wesley Wichert
Ross Coe
John Livingston
Martin Eberhardt
Homer Loomis
Flint
Bertha Randall
Alma
L. Cooper
Clarence Schaar
Frank Thompson
Alfred Densmore
Robert Thompson
Mr. T
CCC
Harrison
Elm Grove Native Weekend Visits and Wedding News
Elm Grove residents report visits from Henry Rhodes family Lee Badgley and L H Slater Sr with a deer find. Newlyweds Gordon Fitzpatrick receive best wishes. Several travelers return from Chicago and Detroit, and Woodworths attend a reunion in Freeland. Norma Carrow visits Lucille Schunk.
Greenwood Grange Activities and Members Noted
Greenwood Grange No. 932 reports eleven members at the November 16 meeting with Mrs. Stella Burnett presiding and group leaders showing upholstery techniques and color schemes. New members were welcomed, an insurance agent was nominated, and an oyster supper set for December 15 after a attendance contest. Deer hunting near Roscommon yielded a buck for Newton Kress and Roy. local moves include James Darling and wife to Mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Grange
Harry Kress
Lake George
Newton Kress
Olive Light
Stella Burnett
Flavia Schaaf
Stella Myers
Greenwood Town Hall
Greenwood Grange No. 932
Chas. van Blarcom
Grange Insurance
Charles Burnett
Roy
Roscommon
James Darling
Mint
James Gordon
Winterfield Social Nets $16 At School House Event
Mrs Jas Hunt of Washington Mich visits brother Hol Cutler and family. Mrs Leo Heath of Lansing visits her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Long. The school house box social Friday night nets 16 dollars. Herold McClain and Lear Diament delivered a load of turkeys and chickens to Saginaw. Mrs Andrew Vanderwoude and son of McBain attend school program. Mr and Mrs Andrew Berkompas return from Kalmazoo and Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Hunt
Washington, Mich
Hol. Cutler
Leo Heath
Lansing
Lewis
Herold McClain
Lear Diament
Saginaw
Andrew Vanderwoude
McBain
S. Vanderwoude
Andrew Berkompas
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
Local Notes From Her Serville and Surroundings
Mrs Isaac Weldon died suddenly Saturday afternoon shocking the neighborhood. Sympathy extended to the family. Leo Querback and family visited Byron Lyons on Sunday. Neighbors slaughtered hogs last week. Mrs C A Skeels in poor health hoping for a speedy recovery. Hamilton District No 5 plans a Christmas program. Fred Fisch and sister Hdna visited Detroit last week. Fred Price and wife spent Sunday with Ed and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Weldon
Leo Querback
Byron Lyons
C. A. Skeels
Grange members share news from weekend activities
The Clare Sentinel notes advance wedding updates for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fitzpatrick returning from Canada. It lists visits by Mrs. Gladys Davis, Miss Norma Carrow, and families of Schunk, Cotton, and Williams. A Grange hall Extension Club session and social events are described along with hunting, home projects, and a CCC-bound trip.
Local Notes From Alma and Surrounding Areas
Michael Casey Harrison resides on the south side of his house as relatives in Lansing visit. The Allen family visits Lansing for homecoming events at Alma College include a President’s reception and Seniors dance. Red Cross appoints Mrs Igloe as an official worker in Harrison. Ruth Linsley visits parents in St Louis. Mrs Sheffield and Mrs Bruce call on relatives in Gladwin. Elmer Clute fills postmaster duties while deer hunting. Arnold Hughes returns from Flint. Wolfe family moves to Zubler cottages by Bul Lake. James Vertner of Flint visits with his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheal Casey
Jess Allen
Duane
Lansing
Paul Weatherhead
Alma College
Igloe
Red Cross
Harrison
Ruth Linsley
St. Louis
Arthur Sheffield
Samuel Bruce
Gladwin
Elmer Clute
Arnold Hughes
Flint
Wallace Wolfe
Bul Lake
James Vertner
Red Cross Relief After Southern California Earthquake
A severe Southern California earthquake last March killed 95 people and injured 4 911 while destroying thousands of homes. The Red Cross rushed to the scene with emergency relief and, after more than three months, helped the needy regain self sustaining status, expending 411000 dollars from relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Red Cross
Payne long serving Red Cross chairman under five presidents
John Barton Payne, a retired judge and lawyer of international reputation, is in his twelfth year as chairman of the American Red Cross. His service is unpaid and by presidential appointment. He has served under Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover and Roosevelt. Seven hundred thousand women volunteers sewed for the needy last year and thousands more are making cotton garments for Red Cross chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
United States
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Obituary and local notices from Lake community listing deaths and events
Mrs Fahnestock mother of Archie Fahnestock died Monday evening and was buried Thursday in Lake cemetery. Funeral services by Rev Randall of Darwell were held in Gleaner hall. She had lived with her son Archie for years and leaves a daughter and two sons and many relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Waldron moved to Glare last week where he has employment. John and Sam Halstead learned of their sister Mrs Barlow’s death in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Harl Halstead of Lansing celebrate birth of a daughter. Gordon Smith spent Sunday with Arthur and family. Hatel Brooks of Ferris Institute weekended with his parents. Mr and Mrs Carl Shinabarger moved into a new home on Pereh lake shore. Mrs P F H Smalley and daughter of Clare visited the Geo Scott family. Wm Mahan owns a new Chevrolet. Lake Community Club ladies met at Mrs Somervilles for a chicken supper and Bingo with socializing. Next gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs C F Howell Jennie Muir and Helen Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rhodes
Lee Badgley
Ll. H. Slater
A* Deer
Clyde Charles
Constance
Carl Schaaf
L. EB. Slater
Gordon Fitzpatrick
Wilson Rinehart
Chicago
J. J. Adams
John Sommers
Gerald Warner
Robert Warner
Detroit
John Lear
Raymond Home
Roy Woodworth
Doris Mae
Donna Jean
Elm Grove
Floyd Woodworth
Jack
Jimmie
Clare
Freeland
Woodworth
Jos. Sommers
Norma Carrow
Lucille Schunk
Gladys Davis
G. Schunk
Grange Hall
Henry Urbain
Stanley Schunk
John Hartman
North Woods
Louie Fancon
Nelson Carrow
Ann Arbor
Rudolph Hildebrandt
Howard Cotton
Donald Davis
Horace
Harry Fancon
Harland Williams
Jimmmie
Billi Reed
George Schunk
Einora
Loisa Mae
John Densmore
Otto Marshall
Lansing
Bruce Williams
CCC
West Branch
Peter. Oman
Louis Oman
Alvin
Wells
Ile ‘Pper Peninsula
John
Sam Halstead
Barlow
Harl Halstead
Gordon Smith
Arthur
Hatel Brooks
Ferris Institute
Carl Shinabarger
Pereh Lake
H. Smalley
Geo. Scott
Wm. Mahan
Lake Community Club
School Notes A section of class honors and attendance
The bulletin lists A students Velma Scott Nada Hilliker Charlotte Lyons Eunice Smith Wilbur McLane and Louise Oman. It notes long attendance with many names in both primary and grammar rooms and mentions new students Dorothy Durham from Detroit and Marion Shinabarger from Doc and Tom school. Plans are under way for a Thanksgiving entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Scott
Nada Hilliker
Charlotte Lyons
Eunice Smith
Wilbur McLane
Louise Oman
Meryl
Pearl Andrews
Mildred Amy
Thelma Badger
Leo
Bertha Colesky
Eugene
Eleanor Cashin
Maxine
Linda Cornell
Betty Loker
Donna Neeper
Roy
Orval Phillips
Delmer
Hazel
Velma
Olive Scott
Hunice Smith
Paul Snook
Charles Tryon
Millard
Frederick
Irwin Scott
Melvin Race
Stanley Oman
Ray Neeper
Nellie Jacobs
Harvey Hathon
Dorothy Durham
Detroit
Marion Shinabarger
Doc and
Tom
Harrison School Notes Indicates Busy Fall Term Activities
Nettie Mary Brown, Mabel Dyke and Arnold Smith were absent due to illness. The class hosted a Hot Cereal Breakfast Club and planted wheat on the sand table. Students pledged a Ralston cereal promotion to earn a free bowl. Burns suffered an accident this week. The Seventh Grade held a party, Buick team won races, and Florence Nightingale studies continued. Various class activities covered Latin, Greek, poetry, and English classics. New member Gladys Hill joined. Jerry Price returned after a long absence. Junior and senior activities included Foods, assembly plans, and an Oratorical contest. Girl Scouts, Firefly Patrols, and a bevy of projects filled the term. The Student Council drafted a constitution, and independent basketball players joined the town team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Mary Brown
Mabel Dyke
Arnold Smith
Ralston
Gladys Hill
Jerry Price
Glen Updyke
Lillian Peck
Betty Weatherhead
Hen
Macbeth
David Harper
Bob Roth
Pauline Reigie
Clarabelle Mead
The Red Grass Mobilizes Nationwide in 24 Hours
The Red Grass organization claims 3 701 chapters and 10 000 branches enabling a nationwide relief mobilization within 24 hours.
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Greenwood Center
Pleasant Valley
Greenwood Economic Club
Sheridan
Talburt
Washington Daily News
Winterfield
Herseville
Mrs. Gordon Fitzpatrick
Clare Sentinel - Tiners
Mary Louise. Burns
Florence Nightingale
The
Buick
Charles Hill
Greece
Florence
Lewis Daniels
Maybe
Wallace Halley
Mr. Maybee
Rose Marie
Duntors
Sophdmers
Molly. Hill
Glee Club
U. of M
Girl Scouts
Jiumior Group
Beaver
Congregational Church
Firefly
Rosalie Langworthy
Fireflies
Geneva
Mickie
Mussell’s Quality Drug Store
Dr. West
Kotex
Cedarwald
Edna Hogmire
Michigan Ave
Mich
Dr. Pierce
Buta
CAULK
Michigan
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