Resort News Eight Point Lake Visitors and Local Health Notes
Mr and Mrs Claud Wheaton were business callers in Heart Thursday. Lowery Phenix returned after a bad chin abscess. Mrs Sam Vinton remains about the same after a spring fall. Wm Buckley suffers with asthma and Ray Phenix hosts hay fever. Frances Phelps and Helen Brown visited. Ray Brown returned to Flint Monday after weeks on his farm. Calls at the Wheaton home by Don Brown Alfred Sturgis families Harley Bentley Sears Ford and Donald Brown Frances Phelps. W Miller helped Celia Crawford cut corn. Roy Phenix aided Wm Buckley. Mrs Floyd Sturgis ailing. Dennis Sturgis spent Friday in Lake City. Alice Phenix spent Sunday at home from work near Barryton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Wheaton
Lowery Phenix
Sam Vinton
Buckley
Ray Phenix
Frances Phelps
Old
Helen Brown
Ray Brown
Flint
Ray Clark
Alfred Sturgis
Don Brown
Harley Bently
Sears
Ford
Donald Brown
France
Phelps
Do. W. Miller
Celia Craford
Roy Phenix
Wm. Buckley
Floyd Sturgis
Dennis Sturgis
Lake City
Alice Phenix
Barryton
Lake George Resort Weekend Cottage Visits
Albert Spenny and family from Mason and Lyle Frook with wife from Lansing visited cottages in Shorewood and North Greenwood. Detroit and Clare visitors joined ongoing repairs, with several families up for Sundays and hunting prep. Mrs Shillinger injured leg while collecting corn. others fixed basements and cut wood for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Spenny
Harry Spenny
Mason
Shorewood
Lyle Frook
Lansing
North Greenwood
B. J. Meirow
Birmingham
John Knopke
Detroit
Baker Boys
Jake Shillinger
Clare
John Sears
Jess Lamphere
Jess
John Cameron
Owosso
Shiawassee
Tom
Dan Butterfield
Saginaw
James Duncan
Clara
Wilbur Johnson
Rosebush
Lyman Stittsworth
Lionel King
Greenwood
Windover Lake Weekend Visits and Local Socials
Mrs S Harris and son Leo visited Clare on Tuesday. Couples including Mr and Mrs John Jaquish and others from Maple Rapids called on Edd Waldron Sunday. Achard and friend Teft traveled to Saginaw and Ottawa IL. Wiltse’s Sag trip last Wednesday. Benchley family visited Modersville. Faunce returned home after attending a funeral. Crocker family from Lan-sing vacationed at their cottage. Dees Old Brier Patch hosted Dee Waters and family. Marion Mayworm, Arthur Jones, Benjamin Wegner and John Guibord families from Lansing stayed at Marionette cottage. Harry Laridis and sons Billie Mike from Detroit spent weekend at Cadillac. Vern Long and family camped on Charles Lyons ground. Community busy with crops, silos, threshing, and field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Harris
Leo
John Jaquish
Roy Heatings
Maple Rapids
Edd Waldron
EB. F. Achard
Friend Teft
Saginaw
Ottawa
KE. G. Wiltse
Kenneth Benchley
Modersville
B. A. Faunce
Joe Crocker
Lan- Sing
Dee Waters
Chippewa Lake
Harry Laridis
Billie
Mike Gay
Detroit
Cadillac
Vern Long
Lansing
Charles Lyons
Weekend visits and gatherings in Winterfield township
Mr and Mrs John Letterington Maple Rapids visited the Waldron home and fished at Norway Lake last week. Mrs Iddings, sister of Mrs Waldron, joined. Mr and Mrs Wm Arnold of Lake George were callers at the Burns home last Wednesday. Mrs Dorothy Vander Woude and cousin Provence joined Helena Vander Woude Briday for a weekend at Winterfield township home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Letterington
Waldron
Norway
Iddings
Wm. Arnold
Lake George
Carliers
Burns
Dorothy ¥Ander Woude
Provence
Helena Vander Woude Briday
Winterfield Township
School notes field trip poems and health inspections
Twenty one pupils attend this year with three beginners. Four were absent due to illness. Dr Thiehol will visit to examine throats and Mr Webb the sanitary inspector will inspect the school. Last week we collected leaves, and grades six seven are compiling poems. Second and third grades start a Year Book to include stories and pictures. Friday they wrote about leaves and drew Goldenrods for Art Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiehol
Webb
Rosebush Community Notes Highlights Local Visits
Rosebush residents share visits with family in Ontario and Waldron. Mrs Byliss confined by asthma. The Anderson family moved to Mt Pleasant. The Rosebush Advertiser marked a year’s publishing. The Center meeting featured wildlife films by Lansing’s Conservation Dept and local parade with the Weidman band and mascot Robert Kaninsky. Floyd Crawford and John Crawford drive new cars. Ellen Thompson visited from Midland. Helen Johnston returned from Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Anderson
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush
J. W. Stanton
Grand Rapids
Lila Stickle
Florence Lowery
Cecil Moore
Waldron
Center
Conservation Department of
Lansing
Weidman Band
Robert Kaninsky
Weidman
Floyd Crawford
John Crawford
Russell Cowden
Ellen Thompson
Midland
Satin fashions shimmer in evening wear and trends
Cherie Nicholas notes satin remains a glamour staple with new silhouettes. Front fullness signals a key shift in day and evening dress, while a silver fox cape adds luxe contrast. Casual updates include regional visits and family notices from Mt. Pleasant and Beal City.
Local families visit and celebrate milestones in Clare
Mr and Mrs John Lynch of Mt Pleasant visit Virginia for a week with their children. Elizabeth Ballge of Mecosta spends Sunday with Bernard Balige. John Crawford and family travel to Bessemer Michigan to visit son Headmund for two weeks. Mrs Sarah Chapman from Mt Pleasant accompanies them. Harry Maybee and son Mackie visit sister Mrs Orvel Graham. George Johnson Andrew Willey families attend 55th wedding anniversary dinner for Levi and Mrs Willey of Mt Pleasant at Hotel Doherty Clare. The couple married in Clare and marked a golden anniversary there five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ogle Haggart
Brandstetter Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
F. BE. Price
Pittsburgh
Texas
Hollywood
Cal
Harl Willey
Lee Siebert
Caisson
Floyd Graham
Orvel Graham
John Ouderkirk
Vilo
Midland
Elizabeth Maybee
Transing
Frank Hamilton
Schafer-Tilmann
Saint Philomenais
Beal City
Wm. Lawther
Harold West
John Lynch
Virginia
Elizabeth Ballge
Mecosta
Bernard Balige
John Crawford
Bessemer
Mich
Headmund Wind
Sarah Chapman
Mr. Pleasant
Harry Maybee
Mackie
Orvel. Graham
George Johnson
Andrew. Willey
Hart Willey
Nell Willey
Albert Willey
Pleasant
Levi Willey
Doherty
Clare
Willey
Wider silks and fabrics shape fall fashion trend
Textile writers note wider skirts dominate the season with 72 inch silks and 60 inch heavy satins. Balloon sleeves and varied textures appear in new draped dresses and winter gowns using silk velvets and rich back textures for elegant street and evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Bitterness Among Quaker Factions in 1820s Ohio
In Ohio during the 1820s the Hicksites and other Quaker factions held the same meeting house but divided into separate graveyards. Each group believed the other could not rest peacefully in the same cemetery, reflecting intense factional bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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Francis Battle
Ontario
Frank Battle
George Byliss
Cherie Nicholas
Leones
Meisis Tomas
Washington Ave
Keiloge
New Comb Honey Fame
CASH
Martin & Upton Cash Grocery
C. W. Lohrke Grocery
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