Frost Damage and Local Visits Reported
A heavy frost Friday night caused notable damage in the area. Mr and Mrs Pay Jones and Mr and Mrs Glen Shulter of Ohio are visiting Hudson Jones and family. Mrs Percy Chaffee’s blood infection worsened last week. Mrs James Garland, in Ann Arbor for operations, was very low but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay’ Jones
Glen’ Shulter
Ohio
Hudson Jones
Percy Chaffee
James Garland
Ann Arbor
Miss Orah Markham Visits Alma Relatives At Mt Pleasant Fair
Miss Orah Markham of Alma visits sister Mrs. Fred Babcock and family including Mrs. Chas Church and Lucile Lamphere. Local folks attended Miss Brasington's funeral at Gilmore. The Helping Hand Society met at Mrs. Arthur Badgley home. seven dollars collected for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orah Markham
Alma
Fred Babcock
Chas
Church
Lucile
Beulah
Marian
Lamphere
Mt. Pleasant
Brasington
Gilmore
Arthur Badgley
Pleasant Valley Rural Notes Update and Local Mentions
Fall plowing and sowing wheat dominate the scene. Archie Tryon is recovering well from surgery. Hemstreet siblings Gladis and Theresa face whooping cough. Penrose families visit Clare and Ernest lener household. Congratulations to Charles and his wife on the birth of their daughter. Roads improve with gravel and a new culvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Tryon
Gladis
Theresa Hemstreet
H. Penrose
Clare
O. Penrose
Ernest Lener
Chas. Allen
Local social notes from Mt. Pleasant area
Lucile Reed attends St Johns high school starting this weekend. Farmington residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Drake and family visit M P Sowle home along with Mrs Sage and daughter Saline. S Macklem returns from Flint to prepare a new barn basement. Wil Derby Ithaca and Mrs Sam Phillips Wither Grant township visit J B Derby home. Mrs O B Breen to Mt Pleasant hospital brief stay. Vivian Sowle returns home after Detroit visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Reed
St. Johns
Ernest Drake
Farmington
Sage
Saline
M. P. Sowle
S. Macklem
Flint
Wil Derby
Ithaca
Sam Phillips
Wither
Grant Township
J. B
Community Notes From Clare Area Families
Mrs S Acre and Frank and Mr and Mrs Thurman Robinett spent the weekend with relatives in Clare. Himer Miller returned from Indiana and Lansing. Walter Gephart and Roy Howard did not travel due to sickness. Seventy three people shared Sunday dinner at Mr Miller’s. Roy Howard and Bryan Miller visited with Elmer Miller and Janver Teal in Clare. Elk Hart Indiana visitors called on D W Comer to see the sick. Mrs Comer’s health is slowly improving. Ms Riley Burk left for Syracuse with her brother Ira Miller. Kenneth Comer resumed high school work in Clare. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Tony Freed on the birth of their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Acre
Frank
Elmer Miller
Janver Teal
Elkhart
Ind
Asher Teal
D. W. Comer
Comer
Riley Burk
Syracuse
N. Y
Ira Miller
Kenneth Comer
Clare
Tony Freed
Local Social Notes From Clare And Detroit Visitors
Randall Mr and Mrs Cara Bauer are visiting at Flint a few days. A Cora filled his silo last week Wednesday. Ben Venner of Clare called on Levi Baker one day last week. Miss Cora Mitchell is working at the Jones mill in Clare. Frank Mitchell of Clare called on his mother one day last week. The card party at George Gibbs last Wednesday evening was a success with Miss Laura O Grady and Russel Wilson winning first prizes and Miss Rose O Grady and Henry Wentworth second prizes. Mrs Coop and daughter from Detroit visited Thursday at the home of Mrs T W Micheal. Miss Gaddy came home Saturday from Midland where she has been working. Henry Wentworth filled silo Saturday. Frank Chaffee from Poritiac is visiting Laurence Gibbs a few days. Miss Cora Mitchell visited at the home of her mother Mrs G Ripenburg Sunday. Light frost Sunday night. Phillip Ripenburg left Saturday to visit Harvey White of Wiss. His wife is there. Mrs George Gibia helped Mrs Wentworth cook for silo fillers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara Bauer
Flint
A. Cora
Ben Venner
Clare
Levi Baker
Cora Mitchell
Jones Mill
Frank Mitchell
George Gibbs
Laura O’grady
Russel Wilson
Rose O’grady
Henry Wentworth
Coop
Detroit
T. W. Micheal
Gaddy
Midland
Frank Chaffee
Poritiac
Laurence Gibbs
G. Ripanburg
Phillip Ripenburg
Harvey White
Wiss
George
Gibia
Wentworth
Mary Johnston
Saginaw
John Y. Johnston
Jesse Graham
Burr
Ben Johnston
Fannie Boulton
New York
Bert Stanley
Gale Lutz
Alma
Marion Scott
Adrain
L. Statler
Arthur Thompson
Grand Rapids
Mt. Pleasant
Schulties
Geo. Tanner
St. Louis
Loren Coyne
Isaac Crawford
Forfth
Montana
Mr. Burr
Ruth Johnston
Colorado Springs
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Dorothy Muma
Bessie House
Audrey Fliat
Margaret Manausa
Ruth
Malcolm McShea
Helen Campbell
Hunter
Alfred House
Fred House
Lansing
Wesley McKnight
Geo. Nolan
Susan Daley
Abbie Johnston
Ludington
Rosebush
Clare Suday
C. Jackson
Mary English
Mra
Community Notes from Arthur Center and Surrounding Areas
Rainy weather worries local farmers as residents and visitors travel between Columbus Saginaw and Detroit. Otto Weihl and Arthur Pitton relocated families, schools report enrollment of 70, and multiple residents visit relatives in Cleveland Coleman Saginaw Heart Evart and Ohio during a busy week of visits, work travel, and community events.
Lake News Briefs From Detroit Clare Flint And More
Martin Bourg returned from Detroit Fair on Thursday while Fred Mahan visited Clare for dental work. Pere Marquette ditcher derailed Tuesday night causing track damage and section crew worked all night as trains were held until early morning. Louis Cotton came back from Flint on Thursday after a short visit with his mother. Mrs Thomas Brooks injured her hand Friday while washing and a needle penet rated and a fragment broke off. she sought care from Dr Pullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bourg
Detroit
Fred Mahan
Clare
Pere Marquette
Louis Cotton
Flint
Hoa Finch
Thomas Brooks
Pullen
Dover News Finds Houseguests and Local Arrivals
Dover notes show Mrs Pearson and her Flint family visiting Phillip VanConant with Mrs VanConant as sister. Floyd Weaver returns from Ohio spotlight work for a short visit. The item lists local residents Lucile Glass Thera Mizer Elnora Weaver and Gerald Law among others.
Local Notes From Clare Area Community News
Clare area notes record visits, schooling updates, road work, and social events. Families mentioned include Lawson, Dysinger, Fitzpatrick, Johnston, Allen, and House, with mentions of fairs, church meetings, and a football score between Rosebush and Clare.
Local Notes From Rosebush And Nearby Areas
Frank Cox left Ruth Johnston and returned to his home in St. Clair on Tuesday. John Y Johnston and his daughter Faith drove to Leland on Friday as Faith plans to teach there this year. Himery First has been improving property by adding a wall beneath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cox
Ruth Johnston
St. Clair
John Y. Johnston
Faith
Leland
Himery
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