Resort News at Lake George
Mrs. Morton Tolson arrived from Chicago for a two week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tolson. ER W Honeycutt and family visited brother Charles Schonert in Dvart. A two day school vacation due to new gasoline stamps. Jack frost visited Friday night. Nearby visitors included Clare callers Bill Bongard E W Honeycutt John Sears. Mrs. Jennie Silover called from Marion. Mrs. Harry Kress improving. Betty Borst called from Lake. A.G Holmes and children and Roy Boivin family from St Louis spent Sunday at Boivin cottage on Shingle Lake. Claude Chipman and boys of Windover visited Honeycuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Tolson
Chicago
Norman Tolson
ER. W. Honeycutt
Charles Schonert
Dvart
Jack Frost
Clare
Bill Bongard
E. W. Honeycutt
John Sears
Jennie Silover
Marion
Harry Kress
Betty Borst
A.G. Holmes
Roy Boivin
Nancy
St. Louis
Boivin
Windover Lake Residents and Lode of Moves
Windover Lake area residents have visitors and relocations. Alma couple visited a Beach cottage. Mr. Van Horn plans ranch sale. Mrs. Martindale and son accompanied a mother to Wise Lake. Cunningham visitors from Saginaw stayed with K Benchley. Hanes moved from Big Norway Lake to Farwell. Pettit visited Clare for a day. Darrell Weage visits Saginaw. Farwell eighth grader Charles Chipman elected class vice president and on student council. Sobiski family visited Clare. Chas Wood family moving from Windover Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windover Lake
Perkins
Alma
A. H. van Horn
Price and kin visit in Owosso area
Hamilton Center guests include Mr and Mrs Jerry Price of Owosso visiting his mother Elroy and others. Ida Price plans to attend a silver wedding in Ida Michigan next Sunday with Mrs Price’s niece and husband. Additional relatives from Flint and Gladwin hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Price
Owosso
Elroy
Fred Price
Janette
Chas. Manwaring
Edd Cady
Ida Price
Ida, Mich
Gladwin Hospital
Reuben Rose
Flint
Lawrence Mayhew
Tom Hall
Chas. Adeblue
Gene Mosher
Elroy Price
Detroit
Local visit of the Spink household in Erost
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Dady Zora Black Mon and Hiroy Price spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Spink of Erost.
Willowbrook visits and family moves in local notes
John Stewart of Saginaw spent Wednesday evening and weekend with family at Willowbrook Farm Kennels. Mr and Mrs John List of Hatton called on Mrs Arthur Bellinger. Saturday Mr and Mrs John Rawson and family moved to Hinkleville. Mr and Mrs Clifford Malesh and son Junior of Lake visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Bellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Saginaw
Willowbrook Farm
John List
Hatton
Arthur Bellinger
John Rawson
Hinkleville
Clifford Malesh
Lake
Pratt and Randall Visit Bay City and Ann Arbor
Herman Walter drove Cecil Warner to Bay City for an examination at the clinic and called on Leonard Reynolds at Samaritan Hospital. Ervin Walter’s family went to Ann Arbor for observation at St Joseph Mercy Hospital. August Walter cares for the Ervin home and relatives while others visit Coleman and the Saginaw fair. Gasoline rationing duties were handled by Mrs Beakes and Miss Bodkins at Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Walter
Cecil Warner
Bay City
Leonard Reynolds
Samaritan
John Mitchell
Coleman
Paul Nass
Barbara
Alfred Rutter
Saginaw Fair
Beakes
Miss Bodkins
Randall
Weekend visitors and local notes from the Corners
Rev and Mrs Ernest Burk and children spent part of last week in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Dale Lloyd and Garry of Detroit were weekend guests. Mr and Mrs Albert Shaver entertained their Lansing relatives over the weekend. Mrs Q Mott on the sick list. Adolph Hierholzer and Linda were weekend guests at Violet Sunday. Mrs Josie Sunday and Mrs Lola Sunday visited Mrs Roy Gordon who is recovering from an operation. The leaves are turning and corn is being cut as autumn busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lloyd
Garry
Detroit
Clair Coulter
Bernard Allen
Nancy Jo
Lewis
Albert Shaver
Lansing
John Hartman
Sanford Mott
Q. Mott
Adolph Hierholzer
Linda
Violet Sunday
Josie Sunday
Lola Sunday
Roy Gordon
Family News and Social Happenings Roundup
Two months with relatives in Michigan and a ten day Dover visit are noted as Frank Reeves returns to Port Huron and the Gilmore family comes home from Wayne. A Gladwin gathering honors the Gilmores with Bates and Alice Ann present. In Clare area social guests mark Mrs Barber and Mrs Newman birthdays with a community dinner and gifts. Church notes report jug breaking yielding 18.64 for missions and an missions offering alongside the Arthur Center Church Board annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wood
Jean Wood
Frank Reeves
Port Huron
Earl Gilmore
Fantly
Wayne
Herbert Gilmore
Dover
Anna Shull
Lowell
Arthur
Harl Gilmore
Lowell Shull
Gilmores
Ralph Shull
Gladwin
Geo. Bates
Alice Ann
Harrison
Donald. Newman
Arthur Center
Eldership Meeting Tonight Seeks Officers and Year End Business
Tonight September 29 at the hall the Eldership will elect officers and finish year end business. All board members urged to attend with visitors welcome. Sunday School will preach next Sunday after Sunday School. a separate meeting on October 8 aims to elect Sunday School officers.
Pleasant Valley Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Gerald Campbell of the Navy Newport Rhode Island spent the weekend at the Spinks home. Lansing visitors stopped by the Mack Leeth home. Families including the Kleiners and Davids hosted and visited relatives throughout the week. A Children's Missionary program was held and fish supper gatherings occurred in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Campbell
A.A.A
Navy
Newport
R. L
Owen Spink
Giles Leeth
Lansing
Mack Leeth
Set
Donald David
Henry Kleiner
Donald Kleiner
Fort Bragg
N. Y
Alton David
Paul Mercer
Camp Riker
Ala
George Hemstreet
Hemstreet
Gerald Hemstreet
Scott, James
Will Hemstreet
Dora Orton
W. W. Mercer
Orville Bates
Forrest Leeth
Donald K
Charles David
Frank Barton
Wallace Barton
Robert Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Otto Kleiner
Local Families Visit and Club Meeting Report
My and Mrs Galen Goats and children and Mrs Earl Sanders visited 4H Walter Coney home last week. Thursday evening Mr and Mrs J C Newman were visitors at the home of their son Frank near Stevenson Lake. John Moyer of Bay City visited J W Newman. Cyril Farmer of Lansing called on Mrs Angie Sanders. Maude Barber helped with canning at Harl Sanders. Glen Newman hosted Sunday guests including J V Newman John Moyer Bernard Allen Nancy and Galen Coats. The Taxis Club met at the Rockey home Friday night. Emery Canthak of Toledo visited Bernard Fitzpatrick and Joan Brubaker last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
Earl Sanders
Maude Barber
Harl Sanders
Canning
Glen Newman
J. V. Newman
John Moyer
Bernard Allen
Nancy
Galen Coats
Taxis Club
Rockey
Emery Can
Friends Surprise Mrs Barber on 81st Birthday
Tuesday September 19 marked the eighty first birthday of Nettie Barber a former resident now living in West Grant, with J C Newman and daughter in law Maude Barbe plus Harl Sanders Uncle Dan Dysinger Aunt Mae Dysinger Uncle Tom James Aunt Minnie James joining. A bountiful chicken dinner with biscuits cake and ice cream followed in a warm social gathering noting nearby birthdays. Mrs Barber remains active doing her own housework and hopes for many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Newman
J. W. Newman
Earl Sanders
Maude Barber
Clare
Nettie Barber
Lee
West Grant
Tom James
Dan Dysinger
Barber
Inlaw
Harl Sanders
Maude Barbe
Dan
Mae Dysinger
Tom
Minnie James
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Undertakers
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Dee Marsh
Brewing Industry Foundation
Secretary of State
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Michigan
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