Byron area notes on weather and local visitors
Weather in West Gran is frosty at night with pleasant days. Marvin Cail runs the local business. Byrds are away on vacation. Walter Randall and wife with friends Beech visited Wm Randall and Emmet Sutton to celebrate a wedding anniversary. Robert Thompson and son Leonard from Flint spent the weekend with relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cail
Byrds
Walter Randall
Mrs. Beech
Sanford
Wm. Randall
Emmet Sutton
Walter
Robert Thompson
Leonard
Flint
Local Families Share Visits and Newborn Births
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis welcomed a baby boy. Basil Welch and John Orens of Flint visited Joel Degeer. Norman Densmore hosted overnight guests including John Densmore and his wife from Pontiac. Nettie Phillips and Dan Phillips of Canada visited cousins the Degeers. Harl Bergey and children spent time with the Degeers. Harley Sowle and family visited M P Sowle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
Clark Davis
Basil Welch
John Orens
Flint
Joel- Degeer
Norman Densmore
John
Pontiac
Charles Densmore
Nettie Phillips
Dan Phillips
Canada
Joel Degeer
Harl Bergey
Mrs.Degeer
Harley Sowle
M. P. Sowle
Weekend Visits and Local Sale Draw Little Town Attendance
East Lincoln residents report weekend visits from Bennie Sprague of Pontiac and extended family. A large turnout attended Lloyd Smith's sale Monday. Local residents from Lake George and Farwell visited Sprague relatives. Kube and Lambertson families traveled to Lansing. Chet Mills and Alfred Abbott visited Wm. Kube Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Sprague
Pontiac
C. W. Sprague
Lloyd Smith
Arthur Kube
Wm. Kube
A. Abbott
H. Wellman
Lake George
R. Cowles
Lansing
A. Lambertson
Paul Gruno
Margueret Dunkle
Farwell
Ernest
Dorothy Sprague
N. J. Billgrens
Chet Mills
Alfred Abbott
Dover Sunday School Attendees and Local Farm Work
North West Grant lists Dover residents at Sunday School including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Van Den Berg Mr. and Mrs John Qman and family Miss Leona Abbott and Mary and Russel Mater Also mentioned are Mrs Geo Walters and Geo Hemstreet visiting Scott Hemstreet Tom James plowing on his place Leona Abbott dined with Mary Mater Digging potatoes and sowing wheat and rye described as the day’s work Several locals attended Clare County Infirmary services Sam Henderson visited Hemstreet boys Mrs Geo Walters spent Tuesday with sister Nettie Barber Chas Van Den Berg visited Geo Walters Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Chas. van den Berg
John Qman
Leona Abbott
Mary
Russel Mater
Geo. Walters
al. Walters
Geo. Hemstreet
the Eagle
Scott Hemstreet
Tom James
Mary Mater
Local Notes from South West Sheridan Community
West Branch visitors Ottis Couture family and Fremont Smith family called at Will Gilson home. S Severson sick. Mrs Earnest Allen and children visited Jas and Mrs Teale. Sympathy to Mel Durham family on Florence death last week. Will Zincer stayed with sister Arling Severson. Lawrence Teale from Flint stayed with parents. Digging potatoes common in area. Joel Presley Roy Barton building cement cellars. Barney Gerow from Flint visited James Teale. Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Will Gilson Oct 27. Charlie Kinyon from Pontiac visiting farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Couture
West Branch
Fremont Smith
Colonville
Will Gilson
S. Severson
Earnest Allen
Bailey Lake
Jas. Teale
Mel Durham
Florence
Will Zincer
Arling Severson
Lawrence Teale
Flint
David Teale
Joel Presley
Roy Barton
Barney Gerow
James Teale
Charlie Kinyon
Pontiac
Randall farm routines and a family medical trip
Randall describes a day of digging potatoes husking corn and forking beans. They note Fredrick Heuschele went to Bay City Wednesday for an appendicitis operation and his parents traveled Sunday to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick Heuschele
Bay City
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
The column lists residents and guests visiting and traveling between Dover Saginaw Flint and Clare. Edna Grover is ill with flu. Mrs Lena Frees and Mrs Harpster are mentioned as are families including Bennson Ripenburg Prees Schuety and Baker visiting relatives and attending gatherings. The piece closes by praising the fall weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Grover
Lena Frees
Harpster
Dover
Gorden Ripenbirg
Déwey Bennson
Detroit
Lena Prees
Otto Schuety
Saginaw
William ‘Dodds, Jr
Jake. Ott
Joe Wilson
Flint
Charles Baker
Philip Ripenburg
Clare
Gordoen
Dover School Boys Defeat Brown Team 21 to 15
The Dover school boys beat Brown school boys 21 to 15 last Friday with about 57 spectators noting a spirited game. Community events include visits by Leola Lower and others, plus religious services at the county farm and a planned Sunday School contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover School
Brown School
Dover
Weaver Home
Leola Lower
R. ¥. Rule
Fred Mackinaw
Flint
Chas
Best
Floyd Weaver
Harve Dawsons
Wm. Henderson’s
Ross Dysinger
George Williams
Cornwell Farm
Floyd Allen
Harrison
Frank Higgens
Brown
A. G. Rule
F.S. Weaver
Mr. Ginns
Local residents share weekend visits and travel notes
Mary Mathews left for Flint to spend the winter with her children. George Bayliss visited Flint. Hovey couple vacationed in Marion. Stickles visited Spencer Stickle home from Olivette. Orrin First took Sunday School to Island Park. Georgia Ball returned from two weeks with Sleight and Simmson family in Illinois. John Onderkirk and Albert Moyes returned from Illinois. Fay Johnson and Fred House visited from Detroit after a grandchild’s death. Floria Walters of Saginaw visited. Daniel Morrison returned from Detroit. Glenn First of Ionia stayed with his uncle Emery First. Roy Mattison moved into the Mary Mathews home. Mama home remodeling continues. Audrey First of Shepherd visited for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mathews
Flint
George Bayliss
Thelton
Sleight
Simmson
Midland
John Onderkirk
Albert Moyes
Illinois
Fay Johnson
Detroit
Fred House
Chesaning
Floria Walters
Saginaw
Daniel Morrison
Glenn First
Ionia
Emery
Roy Mattison
Audrey First
Shepherd
Columbus Day Program Opens School Lyceum Season
The Harrison high school Juniors hosted a Columbus Day program on October 12 described as very successful though light on practice. The Lyceum course opened with a revue by the Culter Griffen Company featuring concert operatic entertainment and an item titled Pop Goes the Weasel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Aire Ranch
John Acre
Frank Schaar
Paul Moore
Greenwood
Fordon Smith
Samuel Bruce
J. Jones
Gilford
A. BF. Light
Harrison High School
Lyceum
Culter Griffen Company
Spare radio tube on hand at Kirkpatrick’s drug store
Keep on hand a spare radio tube. Cunningham and Sylvania tubes available at Kirkpatrick's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham and Sylvania
Kirkpatrick’s
Ady
Classified Liner Offers Quick Results Next Week
A brief note urges readers to try a classified liner next week for fast, visible results in listings and notices.
County Board in Session at Courthouse This Week
Harrison notices list the Board of Supervisors meeting at the courthouse. Residents and visitors are mentioned including Joli Acre Esttella Allen visiting Clare area relatives. Local illness and travel updates touch on Miles Darling John Ayre and others with weekend plans and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Joli Acre
Esttella Allen
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L Lumber Yard
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Mt. Pleasant
Victor Short
Short
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Helen
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Clare County Savings Bank
Clara
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