Meadowbrook Estate Mystery and a Fateful Dip
Jim surveys a white hillside estate named Meadowbrook and muses on the Vaughn family. A young girl on a bridge fishing loses her catch after Jim’s approach, plunging into the stream and blaming him for scaring the fish away. The scene blends genteel setting with a child’s comic mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
T. H. Vaughn
Meadowbrook
MacPhersons
Dolly
Vaughn
Frello
Eutcry
Indead
Kim
Susan Vaughn Meets Jim MacPherson at the Estate
Jim visits the MacPhersons and meets Susan Vaughn, who helps fix a broken fishing rod. She guides him to the spring-house, introduces him to her brother Tommy, and hints at a budding romance as Jim recalls his past with Lenore.
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Jim
Cecily
Yourra Vaughn
Susan
Sue
Susie
Atashhneeen
Tommy
Don Juan
Dolly
Lenore
Aswoman
Elysium
Bie
Social notes and visits pepper Andersonville area activities
Tona O Mealey called. Florence Renner and Rosemary visited Mrs. Clarence Ramey for dinner. Mrs. Ruth Allen and Mrs. Anna Dunlop with daughter and Mrs. Warren Kelner called at the Eber Raymond and Will Allen homes. About 88 attended the meet in supper club at Mrs. Ramey, sewing a daliah quilt. Next meeting set for Wednesday the 26 at Mrs. Selina Hale. Visitors invited as we like guests. Mrs. Harvey Burnett of Kalkaska visits aunt Mrs. S O Maxwell. Maxwell relatives and friends from Kalkaska Flint hunted pheasants nearby. Ken Lackie shot his foot badly and was taken to Dr. Wood’s hospital. Mrs. Clarence Ramey starts a 4 H club for Andersonville girls. first meeting Friday afternoon.
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Tona O'Mealey
Eber Raymond
Florence Renner
Rosemary
Clarence Ramey
Ruth Allen
Anna Dunlop
Warren Kelner
Will Allen
Cr. Ramey
Selina’ Hales
Harvey Burnett
Kalkaska
O. Maxwell
Oschar Maxwell
Will Hubel
Tom Colbert
Harold Lackie
Ken Lackie
Eddie
Flint
Ken
Wood
Andersonville
Social visits and travels around Seymour Border area noted
Recent visitors include Mrs Manley Smith Leo George Frank Thompson of Gilmore and the Sh erman family of Vermon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bellinger Jay left for Alabama to visit a ill relative. Various local residents attended events shopped visited or traveled including Maxine Hawkins Epworth League Rally at Breckenridge and a W P A foremen meeting at Mt Pleasant. The corn crib at Clair Stanley farm was erected and road graveling from US 10 to Ed Waller’s residence improved transport access.
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Seymour Border Home
Manley Smith
Leo George
Frank Thompson
Gilmore
James Sherman
Vermon
Arthur Bellinger
Jay
Alabama
Fred Border
Clare
Elton Sherman
Maxine Hawkins
Breckenridge
Jeff Clark
Velma
Robert
Paul
Sheila Carin
Mt. Pleasant
Seymour Border
George Burch
Lillie Clark
Farwell
Clair Stanley
Vern Moline
Raymond
Moline
Ivan Brasington
F. J. Smart
F. Hinkie
Ed. Waller
Ron David
Thomas Clark
Rosebush
Border
Clayton Funnell
Augusta. Calkins
Harold Moline
Saginaw
Pleasant Valley Socials and Visits Noted
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited friends this week with multiple suppers and calls. Pryor gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Spink hosting, others visiting Bates Irwin and Smith households, and Alfred Bay of Chicago visiting Burton Bay. The local Aid Society met with plans for October 27 at Mrs. Russell Stanley’s home as sympathy extends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blessing
Plymouth
John Presley
Herrick
Owen Spink
Ralph Irwin
Jack Smith
Clare
Orville Bates
Kenneth
Rockey
Teachers Institute
Saginaw
Ernest Kreiner
Marjorie Jane
Irwin Orvis
Alfred Bay
Chicago
Burton Bay
Jennie Bates
Russell Stanley
David and Slater Families Honored in Berayment
A brief note honors the David and Slater families in their berayment, recognizing longstanding ties and community contributions amid a local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Slater
West Grant Socials and PTA Notice
West Grant residents hosted guests including Miss Hazel Bander and Howard Barlow of Midland and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Agle with two girls. Others visiting were Ed Benic and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Teeter of Clare, Molene, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jerred of Weidman. A PTA meeting at the schoolhouse drew a large turnout. next meeting set for November 11 with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bander
Howard Barlow
Midland
Ben Agle
Robert Lackie
Seeley Johnson
Chris Weber
Paul Nass
Benic
Steve Benic
George Teeter
Clare and Molene
Ben Agile
Hou
Walter Jerred
Weidman
First Official Patent Granted in July 1790
The first official United States patent was issued in July 1790 marking the start of the U S patent system. This landmark grant established the precedent for federal recognition of inventor claims and intellectual property rights.
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United States
Social visits and healing news in Mt Pleasant and Clare
Charles Taylor of Mt Pleasant spent Saturday and Sunday at Frank Musser’s home. Verna Bergey of Clare visited her parents. The Harsh and Bergey families hosted and visited over the weekend. Homer Pelton Dan Sager visited Mrs Sager at Mt Pleasant hospital and reported her steady recovery from last week’s automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taylor
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Musser
Verna Bergey
Clare
Ray Bergey
Alice
Johnnie
EH. A. Eisabeth
Flint
S. Harsh
Howard Morford
L. Bergey
S. Harshs
Homer Pelton
Dan Sager
The Sentinel Classified Columns Aid Quick Small Gost Results
Classified columns in The Sentinel provide fast results for small Gost listings. Readers find concise briefs, pricing, and contact details for local items.
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Gost
Sentinel
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Lida Lercimera
Crrigmore
Hinkleville
S. L. Huntley
Aig
Tolliverais
Narn
Bor
Bo Huntley
Pat
Bragg
Alta
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc
ED Wheelan
Sep Ifeelas
Pleasant Valley
West Grant
Loomis
Peter Boots
Seu
Young Stock
Hampshire
Hayrack Harrow Cultivator
Ft. Lumber
Chevrolet
York
State Savings Bank
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