Local social notes linger in region travel and visits
Mrs Tom Brooks and Lucile and Estel spent Thursday and Friday in Saginaw for the fair. Geo Scott to bewart last Wednesday. Roy Cook and Mrs Metcalf spent the weekend in Grand Tappan. J Martin with Margaret and Sara spent the weekend in Saginaw. Mrs Sam Schermerborn and son Francis return from Detroit after an extended visit. Geo Scott to Clare Tuesday. Farewell party for Geo Moore held near Brown school house Monday night. Robinson boys of Saginaw duck hunting here for a few days. Roy Cook to Harrison on business Monday. Geo White of Clare visited Geo Scott Sunday.
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Tom Brooks
Lucile
Estel
Saginaw
Geo. Scott
Bewart
Roy Cook
Metcalf
Grand Tgp
J. Martin
Margeret Ana Sata
Sam Schermerborn
Francis
Detroit
Clare
Geo. Moore
Brown School
Robinson Boys
Harrison
Geo. White
Graveling on Twenty Rods of Highway Near Sand Beach
Overseer B Cook laid gravel on twenty rods of the highway next to Sand Beach with plans for more. A Hudson man I Jennings visited Green cottage with four nieces Mrs F L Ball Rosey Hollow Mrs H Monier Juansing Mrs N Watson Marshal and Mrs B Parker Prospect Hill for an annual vacation. Kate Mudgett daughter of the Clarks arrived from Flint with a merry party. Joe and Ray Clark and families joined for a chicken dinner. Mudgets departed Sunday, others left next morning saying they had the best time ever. May, home on vacation, returned to Ovid for work. A party of eleven from Lansing were observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cook
Sand Beach
I. Jennings
Hudson
Tda Clark
Green Cottage
F. L. Ball
Rosey Hollow
H. Monier
Juansing
N. Watson
Marshal
B. Parker
Prospect Hil
Clarks
Kate Mudgett
Gong
Flint
Joe
Ray Clark
Mudgets
Jit “May
Ovid
Lansing
Local Harvest Report From Clark Garden and Allen Cottage
The report notes berries and fish activity with Mrs. C. W. Fuller returning from Weidman to her home. It records two quarts of Columbian raspberries and about 20 quarts of strawberries picked on September 14 in the Clark garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cottage
C. W. Fuller
Weidman
Clark Garden
Dover Church Hosts Quarterly Meeting This Week
The Dover community announces a quarterly meeting at the Dover church this Saturday and Sunday with Rev. Hull as the new presiding elder. Services schedule includes Saturday 2 PM and 7:30 PM, Sunday 10 AM and 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Hull
Phillip van Conant
Flint
Floyd Allen
Mr. Finton
Grandpa
Grandma Finton
Harrington
Clare
Elnora Weaver
Detroit
Russel Williams
Ross Dysinger
Bob Whitlock
Richmond
Olson
Rev Bacon
Williams
Brown
Beatrice Myers Visits Barbra Dysinger On Weekend
Beatrice Myers visited Barbra Dysinger Saturday and Sunday, sharing time together during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Myers
Barbra Dysinger
Local notices recall visits, birthdays and fairs in Rosebush
James Muma rests at home while Elizabeth Saxby visit, and many townsfolk travel to Saginaw and Mancelona for fairs and family events. Gordon Armstrong returns from hospital in Jackson, and the community marks a 44th wedding anniversary at George Johnston’s table as new shops open in town.
Notice to creditors in Thompson estate Harrison Michigan
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan sets a four month claim period for William H. Thompson estate. Creditors must file with the Harrison probate office by January 12 1925 and claims will be heard January 19 1925 at ten o clock. Judge Dorsey presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Wiliam H. Thompson
Harrison
Dorsey
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Wat As
Qycoats
Kentucky
Carlsbad
New York
Astrachan
Lake News
Eight Point Lake
Dover News
James Muma
Elizabeth Saxby
Toronto
Canada
Dan Coyne
Rev. Gardner
Jackson
Harry Maybee
Fred Matteson
Hess
Albert Willey
Susan Daly
Dr. Johnston
Velma
Mancelonia
Audrey
Alma
Remus
Andrew Thren
Wm. Hess
Lucille
Homer Pierce
Woodbury
Emery
Ww. S. Sleight
Legals
Thomas Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
McEwan
Rics
Howard W. Jones
DE Forest
Worth
Kirkpatrick’s
Rudy J. Cotton
Akron
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare, Mich
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