Local Correspondents Share Weekend and Weekday Calls
Lansing resident J Jackson spent a few days at the lake while Clare visitors Presley and Achard called at local ranches. Gallers from Windover and families from Mud Lake Harrison North Star and Flint areas were guests or callers at homes of Nash Nash Nash Nash. A. Aldrich visited Windover school and shared floral sentiments. Genevieve Schofield, Mrs Schaar, Dale Rulapaugh and family, Roy Hoover and family, Raf Utley and family are noted among regional residents in the week’s social list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jackson
Lansing
L. ‘A. Presley
Clare
Tony Achard
Achard Ranch
H. B. Delling
Frank Newsom
Fred ‘Wolf
Windover
Frank Nash
Mud Lake
Saginaw
Rube Gallary
Terry
D. Walling
Long Lake
Francis Walling
Flint
O. W. Nash
Asa Aldrich
Asa
Genevieve Schofield
Schaar
Owens Farm
Dale _ Rulapaugh
Brown Corners Community News Highlights and Visits
Rev Shaw was ill with grippe and throat trouble. Mrs Clair Coulter travels to Clare for medical help. Tony Freed attends Harrison board meeting. Langworthy and Rosalie visited Clio. Earl and Wade Credit families as Sunday visitors at Wilbur Lowers. Mrs Elmer Miller returns from Flint caring for Viva. Kleinhardt family from Detroit aids on farm work. School grounds game between Brown and Brand teams ends with Brown win. Chas Kleinhardt and Miles Darling witnessed by Miss Marion Hecker. John Atwood of Lansing visits Russel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Clair Coulter
Clare
Tony Freed
Harrison
Board of Supervisors
Langworthy
Rosalie
Clio
Earl
Wade Credit
Wilbur, Lowers
Elmer Miller
Flint
Viva
Ernest Kleinhardt
Dorothy
Ernie
Detroit
Chas. Kleinhardt
Miles Darling
Marion Hecker
Chas
John Atwood
Lansing
Russel
Community Bee Aids Fire Victims And Local News
Quarterline residents gathered for a bee and dinner while Mr Crawford lost his home and contents to fire on October 2. The Sunshine Club meets at Mrs Buckley’s on October 21 to host a fruit shower for Mrs C to replace 400 quarts lost in the blaze. Grandchildren welcomed Wava Gertrude and Bertha Irene in October. Speck bought a cow at the Lapo sale. Wight Point school closes for a week. Grangers hosted birthday dinner with a pink rose gift for Elder Brother Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sowle
Stork
Wava Gertrude
Calvin Tryon
Bertha Irene
Mat Colesky
Wight Point
Will Sowle
Brother Lamb
Miss Collie Start
Local Social Notes From Maple Grove Area
Mrs Florence Schofield of Farwell spent Friday with Miss Anna Scho field. Mrs Lena Davison and daughter of Farwell visited her parents I Finch. Charles Austin and wife of Flint called on grandparents C Sanborn. Lucille Halsted helps G Oman with new farmer boy. Eugene Hudson and family of Rosebush visited sister Mrs J Halsted. S Moore of Farwell had Sunday dinner with son John and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schofield
Farwell
Anna Schofield
Lena Davison
I. Finch
Rosebush
Coleman
Charles Austin
Flint
C. Sanborn
Lucille Halsted
G. Oman
Visits and weekends across Rosebush and nearby towns
Residents and visitors from Grand Rapids Detroit Flint St Louis Clare and Mt Pleasant gather for family and friend visits. Names include John Jackson Rosebush, Edward House Chesaning, Langlois Detroit, Threy Remus, Ouderkirk Flint, Neihardt Mt Pleasant, Hunter Morrison Willey and several other households. The record notes weekend gatherings and a birthday celebration at the Johnston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Will
Grand Rapids
Edward House
Chesaning
Langlois
Fred
Helen Neihardt
Mt. Pleasant
Wa. Hunter
Loren Coyne
Barl "Willey
Local families visit and travel notes from region towns
Marion and Mame Johns traveled to the Soo returning Tuesday. Detroit visitors Mrs. Loren Downey and children stay with Mr. and Mrs. Robt Dunn. Mrs. Brigger and Dell Mathews visit their mother Mrs. Mary Mathews. Wendell Neff plans a new garage. Himo Dunn of Detroit spent weekend with Robi Dunn. Benedicts of Ludington visit daughter Mrs. Leroy Whitney. Janice returns home with them. Mrs. Dan Coyne travels to Detroit then Portland Oregon for the winter. Geo. Fenner of St. Louis visits Loren Coyne home and escorts Mrs. Fenner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mame Johnstop
Loren ‘Downey
Detroit
Robt, Dunn
Brigger
Dell ‘Mathews
Flint
Mary Mathews
Benninger
Frank Johnston
Wendell Neff
Eugene Hudson
Himo Dunn
Robi Dunn
Benedict
Ludington
Leroy Whitney
Janice
Look Ahead Wisely Says Foresight Pays Off
A brief editorial note urges readers to plan but adapt, praising foresight over hindsight and encouraging prudent judgment to avoid trouble and seize better outcomes.
Potatoes Bought at Highest Market Price by Jas A Stanley
Jas A Stanley of Farwell offers to buy potatoes at the highest market price. He notes a price of 5112 and urges readers not to borrow neighboring papers, stating the annual subscription is $1.50 or 38 cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Stanley
Farwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ann
Askide
Tan Oxfords
Russia
Davy
Windover Lake
Quarterline
Maple Grove
Wearwell
Chalkies
Cretonnes
Davys
Ladies’ Union
Unione
Dan Coyne
Portland
Oregon
Geo. Fenner
St. Louis
Mrs. Fenner
Sparton
Rodgers Garage
Parnell, Michigan
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