Local Residents Share Labor Day Visits and School Opening
Mr and Mrs Onie Blain and son from Keege Harbor spent Labor Day with Myron Dunkle Elmer Welch from Detroit vacationing with his father Orion Welch. Hynest Spirague started high school at Harrison on Tuesday. Mrs Sly and Miss Minnie Taylor from Harrison visited C W Sprague while Mr Sly from Detroit joined. Several from here attended Farwell Labor Day festivities as District No 4 opened with Miss Salome Smith from Farwell as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onie Blain
Keege Harbor
Labor Day
Myron
Dunkle
Elmer Welch
Detroit
Orion
Welch
Hynest Spirague
Harrison
Minnie Taylor
Mrs
Sly
C. W. Sprague
Rube
Marguerite
N.J . Billgren
Lillie
Wm. Geirs
Drayton Plains
J. R. Brady
Monterey
California
Arthur Coors
Alanson
Mich
Charlie Schaar
Maple Grove
Sprague
Brady
Coors
Erve Calkins
Wm. G. Cornwell
Cornwell Ranch
Farwell
Salome Smith
Rosebush Methodist Church Service and Community Notes
Leroy M. Whitney presided at 9:30 a.m. Wise church hosted Mr. Harry Maybee at services. 11:15 a.m. Genter church featured Harvey Lowery. Union Young People's meeting led by Olive Thorpe. Various residents visit relatives, travel to Ferris Institute, or attend events. James Iuma ill. new baby Virginia Lea born to Preston Johnston and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
Harry Maybee
Genter
Harvey Lowery
Union Young People’s
Olive Thorpe
Social visit roundup across Clare and Flint families
Vivian Sowle spent a few days visiting her brother Harley Sowle and family in Clare. Numerous relatives and friends from Flint Pontiac Farmington and Beaverton visited various Sowle Smith Collins and Densmore households last week and over Labor Day. A two week motor trip brought Mr and Mrs Kaul of Ponting home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Sowle
Harley Sowle
Clare
Ole Severson
Darby
Flint
Clyde Smith
Frank Boleyn
M. P. Sowle
Russell Hilcott
Fred Coe
John Livingston
Jack Collins
Charles Densmore
Beaverton
Newmanan Densmore
Hdna Langin
Clayton Barber
Clayton
BE. BE. Drake
Wanda
Ernestine
Farmington
Huon Randall
Kenneth
Pontiac
H. M. Sowle
Offa Barber
Jack
Lésile Randle
George Larson
O. S&s. Larson
8. F. Kaul
Ponting
Travel party visits Harbor Springs on northern trip
Mr. and Mrs. Lee L. Sowle with Mrs. Willis and Ardith of Ann Arbor traveled from Ohio through the Allegany mountains to Williamsport Pennsylvania then via New York to Niagara Falls and Canada return. They visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Sowle last week on their way home to Harbor Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Williamsport
Ohio
Allegany Mountains
WN. Y
Niagara Falls
Canada
Lee L. Sowle
Willis
Ardith
Ann Arbor
M. P. Sowle
Harbor Springs
Weekend visits and local happenings in Clare area
Local residents report weekend arrivals and departures from Pontiac Clare and Farwell. Families like Brockways Burtons Brown and others visited relatives and attended dances while plans continue for road work and tire patching remains common practice.
Greenwood Telegraph News Highlights Local Families
South west Greenwood Emil Timbinger and family of Detroit spent a few days at their farm last week. Richard Stuermer of Flint vacations with his parents. Alfred and Pauline Stuermer visited Flint and Arena Stuermer. Mrs Brown of Harrison spent Saturday with the Stuermer family. The Stuermer and Orin Ritter families surprised the Martz family with a Grove lunch and roast. Martha Bringold goes to Clare to attend high school and stay with Carl Holbrook. The Aid met at Mrs Mills. Most Greenwood residents attended the fair. Mrs A Hanner and Miss Louise Bringold visited Mrs Sabin as Mr and Mrs Bob Carson of Lansing traveled north. George Sabin came Saturday. his mother Mrs John Sabin visits Lansing. Earl Sprague and son Delmar of Flushing visited friends. Mr and Mrs Ralph Sprague and Mrs Berry Sprague spent days at the Ralph Sprague farm. A grass fire from a camp stove burned small buildings but was stopped by neighbors. Mrs Pierce called at Mrs Mills and Mrs Hanner. Chris Bringold spends the week in Lansing. Mr and Mrs Henry Heintz visited over Sunday with Bringold family. The Heintz couple returned to Lansing after a two month farm stay. Mr and Mrs Chas Bennett visited John Bringold Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Lutz
Wilmer
Lansing
Agnes Fabian
South Bend
Indiana
Audrey First
Frank Daly
Big Rapids
Ferris Institute
Naomi Dunn
Robert Dunn
James Iuma
Lemon Baker
Detroit
Leslie Thayer
Emery First
Messrs
Carl and
Paul First
Middletown
Charles Hedden
Chicago
Arthur Johnston
Mr. Thomas
Joe Thomas
Melvin. Hovey
Emery
Farwell
Elmo Dunn
Preston Johnston
Virginia Lea
Henry Prout
Flint
Mary Mathews
Marguerite Manausa
Mildred Quick
Otto Burton
John Boulton
Gene Burton
Ralph Brown
Pontiac
Beard’ Hanner
Lewis Brown
Howard Brockway
Paul Gruno
Ake George
Myrtle Rodabaugh
Clare
Viola Brown
Ella Fisher
Fred Drachenberg
Gladwin
Lew Brown
Wise
Emil Timbinger
Richard Stuermer
Herman Stuermer
Alfred
Pauline Stuermer
Arena Stuermer
Brown
Harrison
Stuermer
Orin Ritter
Martz
Earl Sprague
Son Delmar
Flushing
Greenwood
Ralph Sprague
Berry Sprague
Pierce
Henry Heintz
Chris Bringold
John Heintz
Chas, Bennett
John Bringold
Adlerika Relief Claims For Gas And Constipation
An ad quotes Mrs. B. Brinkley and Hs. A. Anderson, a druggist, touting Adlerika as relief for gas and constipation. It claims one spoonful relieves gas and bloating and improves sleep, with statements about cleansing upper and lower bowels and removing old waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs. A. Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victorean
Rudy
Fisher
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
J. F
Battle Auto CO
Michigan Bell
John Smith
Sayre Street
Doan
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co.,Mfg.Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Cara Nome
E. A. Anderson
Alma
Raymond Griffith
Viola Dana
Gene Stratton-Porter
Strand
East Lincoln
Shzeridan
Pullman
WMH. Bicknell & CO
Clare, Michigan
Mann Sibing
Earl Brockway
H. R. Brockway
Dan Burton
Earl Burton
Fred Scholanski
Levi Scott
Lew Brown Priday
Wm. Hileman
Carl Monday
Mrs. Garl
Mrs. Monday
Southwest
Ross D. Thompson
Clare Co. Saving Bank
Phissiesa
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