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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
10
The Congregational Church invites all to an Easter 10 30 a m service and Sunday School followed by an Easter program. The pastor will Christen and baptize. The Lord's Supper will be observed and a 7 30 p m service will close the celebration with a sermon on Resurrection.
East County line notes Aubrey Chattertons new Essex sedan with Fred Wood of Flint visiting his parents. No services next Sunday due to Gladwin quarterly meeting. Women's Missionary Society meets April 14 at Mrs Chas Bryan’s home. EH Wallace ill with rheumatism. N Densmore to move on Norton farm Wednesday. Ben Vanatter returns Monday from Gaylord for brother's funeral.
Neva McQuestion and Lillian Hatch visit Arlene Root in Mann Siding. Lillian Hatch returns home Monday due to her mother’s illness. Bertha Wolf Marguerite Rube Mrs Sprague and Dorothy travel to Clare. Delos Dunkle and Mildred visit Alma relatives. Sprague and Beard finish a Windover well. Harold Lambert Pearl Hientzl mar Sunday with Ernest Sprague. Mrs Kube improves after three weeks with flu.
Bennett, Carter returned from Lansing due to poor health. Stephen Heller entertained friends with radio programs. D. N. Davis and son Perry visited Lansing Sunday with Randolph Rockey. Chas. Ruby of Detroit and Fred Davis of Pontiac spent the weekend here. Mr and Mrs. Bert Kinne and Mrs. Frank Spink called on Frank Sanders. Mrs. Wm. Schieber hosted the Bard Ladies Aid last Wednesday. Our Ladies Aid meets Thursday April 8 at Mrs. Newman’s. Mrs. Marcia Leitner of Pontiac visits Earl and Milton Leitner.
Weekly notes from Lake George Resort school mention bible quotes about the crucifixion. Carmel Henry was absent due to sickness. Thursday mornings include a class to learn telling time. Mr. Aldrich sent a Clare county topographical map last week. The class discusses a Haster border and plans an Haster party Friday with egg coloring. Fifth grade studies Asia. Ruth Shilling Rose Shilling and Charles Bearst earned progress pins in penmanship. Visitors this month include Mrs. Ed Delling Mrs. Klock Mrs Graves and Mr Graves.
Col on ville Sunday evening services instead of Sunday School as announced. Mrs A D Hampton and Geraldine stayed with her sister in Harrison. Mr and Mrs Wm Reid and others visited Rosebush, Q Phillips home. Hazel Bodkins of Normal is home for spring vacation. Marshall Bonham of Pontiac moved onto farm bought from Wm Hampton. Flu illness widespread. most neighbors report gains. Wm Hampton of Mt Pleasant.
Took dinner Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs. J Bodkins and the Hagle area visitors James Thompson called on Jay Clure. Scott Cotton from Pontiac visited his mother Mrs C H Cotton. Mrs Sam Leichti spent Monday with relatives in Clare.
Windover Lake J. and Fred Hudson of Clare called at the Mayenschien home. A. E. Van Horn and sister made a business trip to Mt. Pleasant. Hans Christenson returned to Jackson County after a week with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Achard and Mildred Fitzpatrick of Clare spent a weekend at the ranch. Flora Coyne of Flint came for township settlement and was hosted at the Mayenschien and Burns homes. F. M. Baker of Lansing made a business trip to Windover, staying in Clare Saturday night.
Quarterline residents report illness and recovery including Mrs Erve Andrews and William Sowle with pneumonia and flu. Local families including Cook, Clark, Hatch, and Miller shared visits, cattle trades with Henry Waits, and social activities. Mrs Speck and May, and the Sunshine Club hosted a dinner for twenty two at a home. Mira Spurrier to return to hospital for remaining tonsil surgery.
Partial OCR notes report Sam Brown buying a horse from W. Sowle and mention Mrs. Ellen Brown with daughter Helen visiting a school on Thursday.
Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 with all welcome. Community notices include visits and stays by residents and relatives from Saginaw Flint Clare Evart Lapeer and Detroit. Obituaries mention Mrs Andrews and Chas Petergon with surrounding family tributes and a social shower honoring the Mahan couple at Greaner hall.
The Clare Probate Court at Harrison schedules April 26 1926 for hearing Minnie Roberts petition to determine legal heirs of Frederick Nelson Davis deceased and inheritance of real estate and issues this order for three weeks of publication in The Clare Sentinel. Also on March 31 1926 the court considers Charles W Perry license to sell estate real estate with notice to interested parties in The Clare Sentinel.
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