Death of Richard in Geese and Sea Lions Attack
Mary learns Richard is dead after Peter recounts a hunting trip gone wrong. While chasing geese with Gee, Richard confronted sea lions that dragged him into the surf as the crew scrambled along the shore. The bay churns with the creatures as Mary grapples with disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Gee
Peter
Isaiah
Hiram
Corkran
George
Mary
Tommy Hanline
Richard's Death Sparks Escape From the Bay
Mary confronts the possibility that Richard is dead as Peter admits his brother’s loss. The group argues and prepares to leave by easterly wind, with Corkran and George retreating to cabin areas while Mary endures the damp chill aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Richard
Peter
Easterly
Conkran
Corkran
George
Tommy
Halfdeck Tension Aboard the Ship as Corkran Appointed
On the voyage Mary observes drift and changing conditions as the Headland disappears in a seaward wind. Peter announces Corkran’s appointment as second mate while the crew gathers for meals and readiness. George strengthens resolve to join the table as Willie Leeper’s goose is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Rané
Peter
Richard
Corkran
George
Willie Leeper
Mat Forbes
Mat
Family Visits Span Detroit to Temple in Weekend Calls
Herseville Myr and Mrs Ray Davis with daughter Miss Zella Tryon of Detroit spent the weekend with Ray Davis sister and family including Cliff Price and William Serson. Edward Underwood and son of Temple hosted visits as Bob Price and Loyal Price also stopped by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Ray Davis
Zella Tryon
Detroit
Ray
Cliff Price
William Serson
William Moegs
Edward Underwood
Temple
Leo Coushman
Paul Miller
H. C. Davis
Loyal Price
Harrison
Dan Price
Arthur Center Boy Injured In Bicycle Ride Crash
John S. Spicer eight suffers fractures in both bones of the left arm after a bicycle ride given by his brother Raymond. Dr. Wood set the bones and John rests well. Several local residents visited relatives in the area and church affairs at the Arthur Center Church of God were discussed with new officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Floyd Spicer
Raymond
Gladwin
Mrs. Lake
Ohio
Earl Gilmore
James Hart
Sanders and Shull
Earl Sanders
Colonville
George Bates
Shull
Arthur Center Church of God
Eugene Orvis
Mary Sanders
Dorothy Rockey
Maude Barber
Anna Shull
Arvilla Newman
A. Haley
Witmer
No School Thursday and Friday in Southeast Sheridan
Southeast Sheridan reports no classes Thursday and Friday due to a teachers institute in Saginaw. Clarence Schaar returned Friday from North Carolina where he served months in the army and, with a foot ailment, received an honorable discharge after long hospital care. Several local families hosted and visited relatives across Vernon Farwell Bard and Clare with dinners and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Institute
Saginaw
Clarence Schaar
North Carolina
Carl Cotton
Roy Schaar
Schaars
Clayton Barber
Vernon
Jack
Jim Schaar
Farwell
Laverne Barber
Bonnie
Joyce
Jack Schaars
Hattie Livingston
Karl Mavis
Nancy
Mix
Laverné Barber
Wim Grove
Martin Eberhardt
Jée'Rosendale
Clare
Flint
Social visits and family gatherings in Clare Beaverton and Elm Grove
The record lists a series of visits among Homer Loomis and family in Clare. Mrs. Leo Garhey and children visit Mrs. Gerald Macklem in North Bradley. Macklem family hosts small sons and Mrs. Howard Tolls visits. Nellie Dunham hosts and Paxton family guests visit Beaverton relatives. Bernard Macklem and Claude Grant with the Davises and Florence and Earl visit G Macklem on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Homer Loomis
Frank Pringle
Clare
Flint
Nellie Dunham
Russel Paxtons
Paxton
Beaverton
Russell
Ida Paxton
Davis Ross
Bernard Macklem
Claude Grant
Elm Grove
Charles Davis
Florence and Earl
G. Macklem
Barryton School Opens After Potato Harvest Break
The Barryton community resumes activities with potato pulling and digging, and the Barryton Good Luck Club held a meeting at Mrs. Harley Bentley’s home. Ninety had lunch, eight answered roll call, and officers were reelected for two years. Next meeting set for October 22 at Anna Wells’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barryton
Joe Hogden
Gilbert Hunt
Harley Bentley
Belle McLane
Cora Estes
Neta Fuchter
Eldora Margin
Anna Wells
O. Vinton
Dora Richter
C. Vinton
Bud Longton
Brinton
Buckley
W. W. Spurrier
William Buckley
Craford
Joe ‘Craford
Farwell
Walter Sherman
Floyd Hunt
Harold
Mildred Watson
Henry
Ada Quick
Evangelist Rev Marion Burkett Preaches at Sunday Service
Rev Marion Burkett filled the pulpit in the pastor’s absence and delivered a fine message on Sunday morning. The Honderichs visited their Crystal farm briefly and returned Sunday afternoon. Several neighbors attended the C E Rally at Colonville with Rev Harl Gilmore as speaker and many young people joining in the event. Our community offers sympathy to the Walters family after their bereavement and prays for the recovery of others hurt in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Burkett
Honderich
Crystal
C. E
Colonville
Harl Gilmore
Walters
Kenneth
Elenora Allen
Cornwell Farm
Marie Allen
Henderich
Myr
Norman Hutchinson
Francis Coulter
Rev Burkett
Brown Corners
Walter Kieiner
Bryan
Jim Athey
Leste
Everett Carncross
Walter Kleiner
Mack Leeth
Lyle
Wiliam Hutchinson
Currié Farm
Donald Kleiner
Chelsea
Sunday Family Dinner Drives Reported in County Area
Mr and Mrs F Barton hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner at the Robert Kleiner home. In the afternoon they took a drive through the northern part of the county. Mr and Mrs J B Allen entertained her daughter Mrs Blanch Romane and family of Saginaw Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Barton
Henry Kleiner
Robert Kleiner
J. B. Allen
Blanch Romane
Saginaw
Pleasant Valley visitors mingle in local calls
Mr and Mrs John Presley of Herrick and Mrs Josephine Thompson and family of Muskegon visited Mrs Laurence Bates Friday. Otto Kreiner called on Fisher at Harrison Sunday. William Bowler of Clare visited Friday. Donald Kleiner spent the weekend with grandparents. Alice Ann Bates of Marrison visited Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Presley
Herrick
Spink
Josephine Thompson
Muskegon
Lumley
Donna Jean
Clare
Laurence Bates
Otto Kreiner
I‘isher
Harrison
William Bowler
Donald Kleiner
Frank Barton
George Bates
Alice Ann
Marrison
Bates
Bay Family Entertains Relatives This Weekend
My and Mrs Burton Bay hosted relatives from Lansing and Ithaca over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner were Sunday dinner guests at the Robert Kleiner home. Miss Betty Lou Bay of Dover visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Burton Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Bay
Lansing
Ithaca
Henry, Kleiner
Robert Kleiner
Betty Lou Bay
Dover
Mys
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