Sickness and Travel News From The Area
Wil Lansing is on the sick list. John Roe and Arling Severson and families plan to spend the winter in Florida. Farmers are shredding corn this week. A mile of road on M-20 from Potters Corners to Murphy's Corners will receive gravel this fall. Wm. Badgley is not improving. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Harris and family of Cadillac stayed with Mr. and Mrs. S. Severson last Friday while en route to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Lansing
John Roe
Arling Severson
Florida
Potters Corners
Murphy’s Corners
Wm. Badgley
Vern Harris
Cadillac
S. Severson
Local Social Visits Mark Week in Colonville
Mrs. Chas Bodkins visited Clare with Mrs Adarand while James Thompson and D Dickerdon of the Eagle joined Jay Clure and family for dinner. Gerow and Seversons headed to St Petersberg Florida for winter. Burt Rutter socialized at Cornwell farm. Wm Hampton from Mt Pleasant dined with sister Mrs Bodkins. Beets are being pulled and hauled in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bodkins
St. Petersberg
Fla
Burt Rutter
Cloud Beaker
Cornwell Farm
Wm. Hampton
Mt. Pleasant
J. Bodkins
Fine Fall and Winter Fabrics Display in Town
A display of the season's finest Fall and Winter fabrics is open for visitors today. Shoppers can view new textiles, samples, and patterns showcased by local merchants to inspire wardrobe updates.
Funeral Services and Local Notices in Gilmore Area
The funeral for Mr. Wilson was held at Richard Fields home with interment in Gilmore cemetery. John Bloom died at his Marion home and was buried in Gilmore cemetery. A sale at Nick Schneiders drew a good crowd and sold well. Mr. Davis moved a torn house from Alma to Gilmore by truck. A parent teacher meeting convened at the schoolhouse on Wednesday. Viola Renner's typhoid fever shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Richard Fields
Gilmore Cemetery
R. Field
Detroit
Nick Schneiders
John Bloom
Marion
Gilmore Christian Church
Davis
Alma
Viola Renner
Reeds Corners Weekend Visits and Ford Update
Mr and Mrs William Leosh Jr and family motored to St Louis and back. Ira Harsh and Edith Eilendorn of Morrice visited the Reeds. Hazel Worden of Ypsilanti spent the weekend with the Wordens. John Reed and family of Sheridan called on Robert Reed. Sam Vrooman of Portland Oregon visited friends here before returning to Sheridan. Mrs Vrooman has been ill. Ivan Leosh is busy with his new 1926 Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William lLeosh, Jr
St. Louis
Ira Harsh
Edith Eilendorn
Morrice
Albert Reed
Hazel Worden
Ypsilanti
Philip Worden
John Reed
Sheridan
Robert Reed
Sam Vrooman
Portland
Oregon
Vrooman
Edna
Marion
Shirley Allen
William l Leosh, Jr
Robert
Ivan Leosh
Local Social Roundup Highlights Moves and Visits
Windover Lake visits noted as J J Beard in Alma and Vern Mann suppers Farwell. H Mayenschien meets Harrison supervisors. Mrs Eeith Burns visits Lena Webster in Farwell. Union Aid hosted at Stella Dellings home with pot luck. Ladies plan October 29 meeting with Maude Harris and pot luck lunch. Manns return from Ann Arbor with Cecil Stockwell. Mayenschien entertains guests from Ewart. Clare visitors include John Sears S Harris Sunsmith and Vanhorn McQuestion family. Farewell party for Sonsmiths Marion at Freeman town hall ends with good luck wishes as they move to Saginaw. Rexall sale ad to come next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Beard
Alma
Vern Mann
Farwell
H. Mayenschien
Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Eeith Burns
Lena Webster
Union Aid
Stella Dellings Tursday
Maude Harris
Earl Mann
Ann Arbor
Cecil Stockwell
Ewart
Clare
John Sears
S. Harris
L. Sunsmith
A. B. Vanhorn
Elmer McQuestion
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