Local notes on families and illnesses in the community
Winn Harold Kile helps Stuber build a barn while Mrs. Johnn Methner is reported very ill. The piece lists visits, illnesses, school events, and minor happenings around residents like Frank Lackie returning from Detroit to help his father, Jay Reed funeral, and several social calls and travels among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kile
Stuber
Johnn Methner
Calvin
Arnold
F.E. Lattimore
Barryton
Mildred Lattimore
Frank Lackie
Detroit
Mario Wixon
J. T. Mogg
R. D. Strauch’s
Albert
Callison
W. W. Lattimore
Roselene More
A. Callison
John Reese
Riverlawn
Tom Moore
Canada
Lloyd McGuire
Merle Grise
Coleman
Wise
Wise Church
Northwest Seville Community Notes
Lucile Mincer, ill but improving, is mentioned. Alva Decker spends a week at Bellaire with a cousin. Mrs T Grover and sons visited A Ingram. Mr and Mrs Claire Palmeter from Lansing spent the Fourth at J M Imman's. Arlie Ingram, Detroit, visiting his father A Ingram. J Dexter helps Bert Sweet on the farm. Willis Cobb and his mother visited George Andrews of Alma. Andrews is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Mincer
Alva Decker
Bellaire
L. Gray
George Andrews
Alma
Andrews
Local Folks Visit Friends Across Town
Taylor Corners residents visited relatives in Argisville Ohio and Clare while others spent the weekend with neighbors. The Leagues business meeting is set for Friday evening at Mrs Bryant’s home.
Community Notes from Millbrook Rapids and Surrounding Towns
Monday social activity and local events across Millbrook Rapids include Fred Phillips from Lansing as a caller on West Millbrook and multiple ball games at Mecosta. The Ellsworth family visited School Section Lake, while Beatrice Aulbach plans a Grand Rapids visit. Installation of Rebekah officers in Weidman and various travels and visits by local residents are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Williams
Grand Rapids
Fred Phillips
Lansing
West Millbrook
T. W. Williams
W. J. Butler
T. O O. Pattison
Elley Welsh
Dick Fountain
Mecosta
Ellsworth
Section Lake
Elton Carr
Weidman
Friend
Flint
C. B. Hutchinson
Muskegon
Rebekah
Lulu Cuming
N.G
Desga Kimball
Mary Nadeau
Sadie Gundell
Ruth Butler
Minnie Reichert
Lily Heath
Minnie Ward
Mina Sproil
Beatrice’ Aulbach
Beatrice Aulbach
George Heath
Dan Lee
Lizzie Harper
Avery Patten
Jacob Aulbach
Doris Marston
Blanchard
Willett
Luther
Mary Lapman
Orleans
Amon Stout
Robert Lewis
Wolcott
Washington
A. W. Heald
Wm. Esch
Detroit
Stout
Martin
Carr
Lodge
Kalamazoo
Even Lodge
Charles ‘Moon
Relaveg
Local residents visit relatives across towns
Riverdale and nearby towns see a sequence of weekend visits and short trips. Lansing, Owosso, Pontiac, Detroit, Edmore, Creston, Batavia, Alma, Six Lakes, Flint, Chicago, and Ann Arbor are names tied to relatives guests and hosting families.
Sunday social notes and church vacation plans
The item lists visits, illnesses, fishing at Round Lake, and family updates. Mrs Eudocia Sibley is very ill with care from daughter Mrs Miller. Rev W Birdsall to attend U B camp at Carson City July 22. Riverdale EB church to skip two Sundays for vacation.
Blanchard News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Blanchard residents hosted and visited relatives over weekends withCadillac, Pontiac, and Remus connections noted. A baby boy was welcomed by Melvin Stevens. A golden wedding for James Lynch and family was celebrated in Jackson. A rumor spoke of a new rest room near Chamberlin’s. Several local families enjoyed Hall’s lake activities and a Fourth of July fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgey Munn
al Kelley
Tevens
Jessie Marston
Hall’s Lake
Arden Nye
Violet Marston
Barryton
Jr. R. Marston
Firstlake
Stanley Raymond
Chamberlin Agency
D. C. Towne
Roy Riley
Pontiac
Mr. Riley
Mr. Lynch
Ories
Charley Munn
Big Rapids
Freida Marston
Peter Mason
George Fellows
Cadillac
Ed Marston
Blanchard
Chamberlin
Edmore
Jessie Hadlock
Remus
Leedy
Wesleyan College
Funeral Directors Offer Anxiety Free Arrangements
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Funeral Director Listings and Addresses
Classified style notice lists Fred M Stilgenbauer funeral director at Mt Pilessant Office 110 N Main phone 170 and Katharyn Rand at 210 N Nermel with Black Resilience 1004 8 Main phone 508. Black Office 118 N Main phone 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Stilgenbauer
Mt. Pilessant
N. Main
Local Health and Visit News From Northwest Denver
Northwest Denver notes report several illnesses and visits. Mrs Henry Anderson fell from a load and was injured. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hofer and Mrs John Lennox are ill. Agnes Seichert visits her parents in the past two weeks and returns to Ann Arbor for nurse training. Little Harold and Carl Kreiner ill with bronchitis. The Cluley and McKay families share visits with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Anderson
Joseph Hofer
John Lennox
Agnes Seichert
Ann Arbor
Harold
Carl Kreiner
Lena Cluley
Wakefield
Jim Cluley
Wm. McKay
Bertha Mogg
Freida Spickerman
Dan Mogg
Dave Cluley
Coleman
Mynard Small
Judy
Flint
J. E. Small
Frank Spickerman
WmcKay
Geo. McKay
Clare
Hit and Miss Corner Visits Around Jonesville
Hugh Fox and Eugene Miller of Jonesville visited Roy Miller's home. Lucille Decker and Mabel Wonsey called at the McQueen home. Mrs. Will Pease came to visit her sister Mrs. L. McQueen for a few weeks. Dell Deming and family visited Ed Decker. L. McQueen and Mr. Pease families spent Sunday at Ed Decker's. Mrs. O L Luce staying with her mother Mrs. Wright for a few days. Jeff Jones Reed Jones families joined Ed Decker for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Youngs
Ruth
Lansing
Thad Smith
Gladys Patten
Belding
David‘ Ruxton
Hall's Lake
T. W. Wisner
Remus
Carlene
Applegreen
Williams
Guy Tower
Harold
Barryton
Theodore Williams
Grand Rapids
Gerald Beaver
Baby
Andy Heath
A. H. Wood
Hanedck
Butler
Charles Demming
Clarence Wolf
Detroit
Ida Ruxton
Avery Patten
Marion Schutt
Ide. Ruxton
Marie Nadean
George Ellsworth
J. H. Rhale
Phyllis Butler
Ionia
Ellery Welsh
Mt. Pleasant
Irene Pattison Sanderson
Richard
Hail’s Lake
Mr. Pattison
D Higbee
T. W. Williams
Marion
Indiana
Wesleyan Church
Will. ‘Winner
Hillsdale
Dell Guy
Flowers
Near Remus
Carl Mazon
Asa
Avery Wood
John Burkholder
Elton Black
Cedar Lake
Asa Wood
Hancock
Griffin
Fremont
Will Griffith
Hugh Fox
Eugene Miller
Jonesville
Roy Miller
Lucille Decker
Mabel Wonsey
McQueen
Will Pease
L.’ McQueen
Dell Deming
Ed Decker
L. McQueen
Wright
Jeff Jones
Reed Jones
Spare tire and window pane for the house in old saws
Fragmentary notes reflect casual observations and aphorisms about daily life. References to Europe, misery and company, and the paradox of the early bird metaphor hint at a nostalgic voice recalling past routines and common sayings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Agin
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Seville
Henry Imhoff
Roy
Argisville
Ohio
Jacob Imhoff
A. M. Gilmore
Walter Sneary
Louie Chaney
Forest Hill
Andrew Cernek
Loraine Flory
Erma Zingery
Nellie
Bertha Mae Heiden
Abe' Collier
Shepherd
League
Mrs. Bryant
Millbrook
Riverdale
Merle Forquer
L. M. Forquer
Dudley Leavitt
Donald
Owosso
Roy Austin
Homer van Buskirk
Caroline Wells
Clyde ‘Stambaugh
Geo. Stambaugh
Bessie Henderline
Chas. Prout
Rosebush
Jensen
Ludwick
R. D. Harmer
Wellington .Bradley
Little
Chauncey
Floyd Oliver
George Oliver
A. Scramlin
R. Schnepp
John Luxton
Creston
S. B. Smith
Albert Gallop
Batavia
Orville Welch
Bronson Scofield
Oller Scofield
Elizabeth Wilson
Anna Martin
Chicago
D. M. Zinn
E. Bradley
Iva Fulton
University of Michigan
Norma Winters
Winters
John Delling
Nadine
Six Lakes
Eva Gallop
Jack Rice
Fred Leiter
Freda Bradley
Elizabeth, Wilson
Bert Capin
Ed. Houghton
Melvin Stevens
James Lynch
Johanna
Elizabeth
Jackson
Blanche Neal
L. D. Decker
Brendenstein & Kane
Pioneer Hardware and Furniture ‘Dealers
Breidenstein & Kane
Denver
Real Service
Isabella County State Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Donée Brothers
FO. B
Dodge Brothers
Quinlan & Ruble
South Main Street
Mount Pleasant, Michigan
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