Local News Notes From Windover and Surroundings
SEH Shinabarger and wife called at Kenneth Benchley's of Windover Sunday evening. Claude Morse and family from near Heart spent Sunday with their uncle Harry Boucher and family. Thieves broke into the Frank Darnell and Carl Rodabaugh homes last week. valuables were taken and the culprits were caught near Harrison. Ward Loomis from near Brinton called on his sister Mrs Hiron Darnell Sunday. High Hickok and family to Clare Friday. Naomi accompanied them for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Archie Powell from near Brinton visited Shinabarger Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinabarger
Kenneth Benchley
Windover
Claude Morse
Heart
Harry Boucher
Frank Darnell
Carl Rodabaugh
Harrison
Ward Loomis
Brinton
Hiron Darnell
High Hickok
Clare
Naomi
Archie Powell
Clare county fair crowds touch Harrison event
A number of people attended the Clare county fair at Harrison last week. Mrs Ida Weaver visited friends and relatives in Harrison. Lois Denno from Brown visited her aunt Mrs Walters on Monday. Mr and Mrs Dan Hoover of Langing were weekend guests at Art Saul's home and visited Woods Hospital to see Leom. Lois Saul is recovering after a tonsil operation. Lord Harpster and his mother returned from a visit to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ida, Weaver
Harison
Lois Denno
The
Brown
Walters
George Pfetsch
Elnore
Robert
Mt. Pleasant
Chas
Leom
Lois Saul
Lord Harpster
Mother
Indiana
George Vandewarker
Orval Vandewarker
South
A. D. Hampton
A. J
Jennetta
Frederick
B. N. Davis
Six Lakes
Wn. Kistler
Adolph Heirholzer
Henry Heirholzer
Arthur Bradley
Hanice
Neil Vandewarker
Farwell
Beryl
Joe
Lester Phillips
Rosebush
Arthur Phillips
Walter Meierholzer
Ruby Thompson
Hagle
Canning Bee
Jay Clare
Barbara Rutter
Blanche Strouse
Saginaw
Tessie Bodking
B. Gerow
Clare
Virginia Rutter
Chas. Bodkins
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Birth Day Honors
West Grant families and friends from Flint Farwell Clare and Hinkleville gathered Sunday visiting hosts Seeley Johnson Pudway Sheridan and others. Mary Russell birthday celebrated with gifts as relatives from Freeland and locals attended with children and nieces.
West Freeman Caller Visit From Area Kin
West Freeman residents note Sunday calls at the Arthur Hatgsen home from Mrs. Hansen's brother Wm Batzer and wife of Cadillac, sister Mrs. Clinton l Ertinear and husband of Traverse City, mother Mrs. Annie Batzer and Roy Shannon of South Boardman. Junior Hansen returned with his grandmother Mrs. Annie Spatzer to attend school at South Boardman. Carl Rodabaugh and family visited his brother John and family at Barryton, and S. BE Shinabarger and wife with their children visited near Coleman with Mrs. Harvey White and husband last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hatgsen
Hansen
Wm. Batzer
Cadillac
Clinton l Ertinear
Traverse City
Annie Batzer
Roy Shannon
South Boardman
Junior Hansen
Annie Spatzer
Carl Rodabaugh
John
Barryton
Harvey ‘White
Coleman
Vandewarkers Visit Relatives Then Head South
COLONVILLE family routines and weekend travels appear as residents visit relatives in Farwell Clare and Saginaw. The report notes Mr. and Mrs. George Vandewarker hosting kin and departing Monday for the sunny south along with several other local families visiting fairs, weddings, and canning events across Clare and surrounding towns.
Local Social Notes From Michigan Visits
Loch-a-Bar spent Sunday with Mr er vrs win and Dunlap Lavie Littlefield returned to M S Q in Lansing Monday. Mr and Mrs G Willis of Lapeer spent three days last week with Mr and Mrs Ambrosier Mrs A Cline and grandson Dul wood Sherman and Mr and Mrs L Prishy attended the Harrison fair Friday. Milo Shumway of Detroit visited with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs BF Littlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Vrs
Win, Dunlap
Lavie Littlefield
Littlefield
Local visitors and family gatherings in Herseville
Mr. and Mrs Loyal Price and two daughters and Mr. and Mrs Al Buntrock of Detroit visited with Mr. and Mrs D A Price and Mr. and Mrs Wim Peck Saturday and Sunday. Misses Florence Dora and Ethel Reed spent Sunday with the Weldon children. Miss Isabell Weldon stayed with Vera and Lena Price. Mr. and Mrs Jay Rauch and family called on C A Price Sunday evening. Jess Price and Mrs Clire Price took Clifford and Jay Rauch to Clare Monday. Charles Foster of Gladwin spent Sunday with the Weldon cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Price
al. Buntrock
Detroit
D. A. Price
Wim
Peck
Florence
Dora
Ethel Reed
Weldon
Isabell Weldon
Vera
Lena Price
Jay Rauch
C. A. Price
Jess Price
Clire Price
Clifford
Clare
Charles Foster
Gladwin
Wm. Weldon
Pleasant Valley Social Notes at State Fair and Visits
Miss Marguerite and Forest Leeth attended the fair at Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. John Ramsey returned to Alma after a month with their daughter Mrs. Burton Bay. Leonard Crgis visited Flint friends. Mrs. Jennie Bates visits Pontiac relatives. Miss Elnora Kleiner joined the Charles David family to Owosso and attended a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Orvis visited her brother. Burton Bay and Wilma visited Clarence Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Forest Leeth
Saginaw
John Ramsey
Alma
Burton Bay
Leonard Crgis
Flint
Jennie Bates
Pontiac
Elnora Kleiner
Charles David
Owosso
A. L. Kever
Wilma
Clarence Bay
Birthdays and visits noted at Cooper home gathering
A Saturday night gathering at the Cooper residence honored Frank and Kloyd Brook and Leo Cooper with dancing and cards. Attendees included out of town guests from Gladwin and Gratiot County, and several local relatives. Edward Weiber died Saturday in Owosso and the community offered condolences.
Andersonville Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp went blackberrying Tuesday. Mrs Mike Weedle visited Mrs Zainser Wednesday. L Nevins of Clare visited daughter Nellie Ramey Thursday. No Mest-a-While Club meeting. postponed two weeks to meet Mrs Eber Raymond. September 26 Oscar Maxwell hosted visits from Chas Fisher Farwell and others. Oscar and family hosted weekend guests including Howard Seabolt and children Bobbie and Lorna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sharp
Mike Weedle
Zainser
L. Nevins
Clare
Nellie Ramey
Eber Raymond
Oscar Maxwell
Chas, Fisher
North Bradley
Oscar Maxwells
Chas. Fisher
Howard Seabolt
Bobbie
Lorna
Farwell
Ramey
O. Maxwell
Frank Youman
Elmer Youman
Edenville
Oscar
Houghton Lake
Gough
Ludington
Wm. Allen
Art Shrock
Patrick Hathaway
McNerney
Mra
Local families gather for dinner at several homes
Rank Owen and daughters with Mr and Mrs Dale Drake and daughter Jean. Mr and Mrs Donald Cawkins of Browkenridge visited Bob Reed and others. Perry Vangickle and Leonard visited John Good enough's Beaverton home. H H Letson Brinton and Max Quillen Sullivan Ind. shared supper with Harl Acker Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Owen
King
Dale. Drake
Jean
Donald Cawkins
Browkenridge
Bob Reed
Perry Vangickle
Gon
Leonard
John Goodenough
Beaverton
HH. A.letson
Brinton
Max Quillen
Central Gilmore Sunday School and services
The Central Gilmore church holds Sunday School each week at 10:00 a.m and preaching at 11:00 a.m with evening service at 7:45 p.m led by Pastor Earl Dr. Vayette. Mrs. Jack Johnson of Midland visited the Tanners Friday as Irwin Freeman remains on the sick list. The Young People class held a party at the Spooner's Friday night. Women canned over one hundred quarts of vegetables at Beach school for hot lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl DR. Vayette
Jack Johnson
Midland
Wm. Tanner
Irwin Freeman
Glyde Jackson
Detroit
Clarence Spooner
Beach School
Brown Corners Church Notes and Local Visits
Rev and Mrs Cook returned to Huntington after two weeks of quarterly meetings here and at Harrison. GC Spohn and Katherine from Greenwood visited Ira Miller. families toured Harrison and Sag inaw fairs. Francis Yeets helped with fall work. Mrs Wilmatt will lead the C E next Sunday at 7 30. Local residents attended Clare County fair and visited members including Harold Sunday and Bernard Allen.
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Cook
Huntington
Harrison
GC. O. Spohn
Katherine
Greenwood
Ira Miller
Saginaw
Glen Lower
Francis Yeets
Beaverton
Wil
Winter Weather Brings Colds and Community News
The notes describe residents visiting relatives in Flint Farwell Gilmore and Moores Crossing. A birthday party extended a truck for John Andrews cream business. Mrs. Simon Utley improves. Local farmers report cattle losses from frosted alfalfa while farmers busy cutting buckwheat pulling beans and rolling potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Powell
Doris Ellen
John Andrews
Simon Utley
Loomis Loomis Hall Sunday Activities
Pastor J. W. Teale leads Sunday school at 10 80 a m with a Young People's meeting at 7 30 p m and preaching at 8 00 p m all are welcome. Sunday callers at the John Bergey home included Mr and Mrs Haimit Holmes Mr and Mrs Ed Wobig of Saginaw and Frank Holmes of Clare. Lloyd Gerow visited his mother Mrs A Gerow while Mrs Bert Bergey Mrs Ford Seymour and Donia Bergey joined Sunday at the Frank Musser home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bergey
Haimit Holmes
Ed. Wobig
Saginaw
Frank
Holmes
Clare
Lloyd Gerow
A. Gerow
Bert Bergey
Ford Seymour
Donia Bergey
Frank, Musser
Line of Least Resistance Explained in Plain Terms
The expression the line of least resistance describes choosing a path toward a goal that encounters the smallest opposition. It notes how natural force pushes toward easier routes when obstacles are minor or absent.
What James Tells Us to Do
Lesson text outlines James lessons on enduring temptation and trials, with background on James the brother of the Lord, the Jerusalem council, and guidance for Christians facing hardship. It highlights trials, wisdom, riches, temptations, and the crown of life for endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Peter
Paul
Barnabas
Amos
Israel
H. James
Ufe
Notice of Hearing Claims in Estate of George A Mater
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan grants creditors four months from September 20 1935 to file claims against George A Mater deceased. Claims must be presented in Harrison probate office by January 15 1936 and will be heard January 22 1936 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Thos A Dorsey Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
George Albert Mater
Harrison
Thos, &. Dorsey
Wisdom for Courage in Simple Steps
A succinct reflection on maintaining faith and bravery by taking life one step at a time. The tone echoes timeless encouragement to keep a hopeful demeanor and steadily face challenges. No concrete events or persons are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Trine
Affliction and Affiliation Reflections Voice
A reflective passage discusses how a man reveals his inner self in anger and when seeking sympathy, speaking openly about his own needs and feelings in moments of intense emotion.
Secret of Happiness in Oyster Beds Revealed
In Palacios Texas a local note explains happiness comes from the shell creatures of Matagorda Bay. Conches pry oyster shells with sharp edges to feast while drums bite their way through an oyster bed in pursuit of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palacios
Texas
Aistedonnon
Freak Tropical Fish Captured Off Boston Port
The steam trawler Hekla brought ashore a freak tropical fish off western banks near Boston. The eyeless creature weighs 20 pounds and bears about a dozen light emitting tentacles from its head. Earlier a second similar fish, weighing 25 pounds, was landed by another trawler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Hekla
Rabbit Traps Dogs in Lone Texas Burrow
Two dogs chased a rabbit into a burrow where a cave-in trapped them for two days. They emerged almost starved but unharmed aside from exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
Texas
Sre
Lea
Publication Order in Bertha S. Shumway Estate Probate
In Harrison County on September 10 1935 Judge Thos S Dorsey presided over the probate matter of Bertha S Shumway with Georgie Littlefield seeking admission of a will and estate administration. A hearing is set for October 7 1935 at ten o clock in the probate office. Public notice will run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Bertha S. Shumway
Georgie Littlefield
Clare Sentinel
Appointment of Guardian for William Wilson in Harrison
Order for publication from the Probate Office Harrison County sets a hearing date for Townsend S. Wilson and Henry Rhodes to be guardians of William O. Wilson, declared mentally incompetent. The hearing is scheduled for October 9, 1935 at ten in the forenoon, with weekly notices to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
William ©. Wilson
Townsend S. Wilson
William O. Wilson
Henry Rhodes
Clare Sentinel
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