Thanksgiving Visits and Weather Damage Report
Local residents spent Thanksgiving with relatives including Elgin Ayers in Quincy and the Waterbury home in South Camden. Visitors also joined Mr. and Mrs. Granville Straw and the Crawls. A wind storm caused damage across the area with trees, barn doors, and a roof section blown off at John Doyle’s barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Ayers
Quincy
Fred Waterbury
Crawl
Delno Crawl
South Camden
Granville Straw
John Doyle
Local Gossip Notes on Health and Marital News
Lyle Hawes is recovering from chicken-pox. Mrs Chas Draper and Emmet Whitten have wed. Mrs Anson Brown is recovering from grippe and bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Hawes
Anson Brown
Storm near town causes scattered damage and relocations
Rain and wind last Saturday damaged fodder stacks and blew out several window lights at Florence Duguid’s farm south of town. A hickory tree fell in Paul Duguid’s yard and a cherry tree in Harry Fulton’s yard. No other damage reported. Families including Throop and Elliott members spent time with relatives nearby. Ernest Rathbun and wife visited Harry Bailey’s family north of Coldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Duguid
Arthur Williamson
Paul Duguid
Harry Fulton
Ernest Rathbun
Harry Bailey
Coldwater
Local Thanksgiving Socials Report From South Clear Lake
Residents and relatives gather for Thanksgiving and weekend visits across South Clear Lake. Bessie Throop and Esther Wicoff shared Thursday afternoon, while George Simmons and wife visited Henry Rathbun and his wife. John Elliott and family joined Earl and his family for dinner, and Jack Hilton and wife from near Page spent Thanksgiving with Henry Rathbun and his wife. Charley Dally and family from York visited Jim Wicoff and his family. Glen Faulk and family were noted as spending time locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Throop
Esther Wicoff
Jack Hilton
Near Page
Henry Rathbun
Charley Dally
Family
York
Jim Wicoff
Kinderhook Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travel
Orville Merritt works in a Jackson factory. Glen Brown visited Kinderhook on business earlier in the week. Basil Abbott and John Walters spent Thanksgiving at home. Abia Michael and wife were guests at Guy Abbott's for Thanksgiving. Floyd Straw and family called in Kinderhook early in the week. Hiram Weeden stayed with his daughter Emma Abbott. Dr. H B Weeden of Union City called on friends in Kinderhook Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Brown
Kinderhook
Abia Michael and
Wife
Guy Abbott
H. B. Weeden
Union City, Mich
Thanksgiving Visits Across Jamestown and Nearby Towns
Charles Worthington and family spent Thanksgiving in Jamestown township. Mrs Mary Albright and sons Ches ter and Leslie Albright and wife and Orley Cockerel visited in the home of Wm Brouse Thursday. Arthur Boore wife and children and Giles Bailey and family spent Thanksgiving with Charles Chapin. Elam Chapin and wife visited Chet Chapin and family Thursday. Henry Brouse went to Jackson Sunday. Leroy Brouse visited his sister Mrs Leslie Albright from Sunday until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worthington
Jamestown Township
Mary Albright
Chester
Leslie Albright
Orley Cockerel
Wm. Brouse
Giles Bailey
Charles Chapin
Elam Chapin
Chet Chapin
Leroy Brouse
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Fort Nast
Jax
Sapp
Tie Clark
Ivan Taylor
Jackson
Eugene Graham
A. B. Daily
Mr. Decker
Elsie Cleveland
Orland
Jake Knapp
Ray
Orlo
Clarence Gould
Vyrle
Geo
Devno Holley _ ton
Gedinner
Throop
Earl
Fam
Earl Elliott
Arlene
Florence Throop
Fremont
South Clear Lake
George Simmons
John Elliott
Glen Faulk
Kinderhook, Mich
Orville Merritt
Jackson, Mich
Basil Abbott
John Walters
Floyd Straw
Hiram Weeden
Mrs
Emma Abbott
Cadillac
Geo. Pettit
East
Arthur Boore
Henry Brouse
Patterson - Fletcher
Christmias Media
Ial
Baife Ri Posgyt Son LS
Jad
A A. Follett Fran and Optometrist Jewel Preont
Ind
Eagle Office
W. C. Young
Reading, Mich
Acme Chair Co
STAG
the Stag Cafe
Frank Dunnavan
Prop
Schlosser
Brothers Cream Star Stations
Staton Tea
Whaley, Jenegorn
Baieee
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