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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1931

Page

10

Local Notices and Family Moves From Clare to Lansing and Beyond

Mrs Wm Hawking visits Detroit sister while Roy Courtney misses school to care for ill grandmother Mrs B Brownell. Frank Skyring travels to Lansing on business and his daughter and son in law visit his home. Raymond Moline relocates to Wilson farm Vernon for work with Fred Hamlin. Several attend Clare temple dedication and Farwell Ladies Aid. Community members swap farms and host gatherings, with births and certificates noted.

Wm. Hawking Minnie Maver Detroit Roy Courtney 8. Brownell Quinny A. Oliver Maud Feighner Clare Frank Skyring Lansing Lee Smith Raymond Moline Wilson Farm Vernon Fred Hamlin Wm. Tealle Farwell Ladies Aid W. W. Hurd S. Brownell Clyde Butters Hees Hinkle School Jas. Turco C. Ankney Sparbel Gordon McIntosh F. Hinkle

Maple Grove Church Services and Local News

Maple Grove weekly church events list Sunday services with Sunday School at 1 30 Eastern and preaching at 2 30 by Rev Chas Kileinhardt. Residents Dale Rulapaugh Mrs Sarah Hilyard and others are noted with travel visits moves and family gatherings around Lansing Farwell Greenville and Detroit.

Chas. Kileinhardt Christian Endeavor

Local Notices From Windover Lake Area

Community notices list numerous transfers and visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Victor Finch to Harrison and Mr and Mrs Oliver Campbell to Clare. Health update notes Mrs S Harris taken to Bay City hospital with hopes for a successful operation. Other items include visits to Breckenridge Farwell Harrison and Lake Temple and the Burns and Sutton households with various relatives mentioned.

Victor Finch Harrison Oliver Campbell W. F. Finch Carl Williams Clare

Col onville Social Notes Report Sunday Visits

Coll onville residents and relatives share Sunday meals and visits across Gladwin Pontiac Saginaw and Vernon. The column notes illness calls and family travel including Leich ti Strouse Cotton Smalley Walters and Bruckart with several local households listed.

Easter Vacation Notes At Clare High School District

Northwest Vernon reports Clare high school students enjoy Easter break at home. Mrs. E B Gorr improves from illness. Floyd Cassady and Ivan McIntosh assisted bale hay at Currie farm. Dorothy Williams of Cadillac visits grandparents. The Stevens saw mill from Clare moved onto the Currie farm for extensive sawing.

Clare High School E. B. Gorr Floyd Cassady Ivan McIntosh Currie Farm Dorothy Williams Cadillac Joe LaVaye Elmer Bowman Wisconsin John Duncan Theo Gunderman Wm. Hendrie de Hendrie Clare Arthur Johnson East Granton B. Shaver Harrison Stevens Gurrie Fort

Community notices from Mt Pleasant and surrounding towns

A brings together local visits and gatherings in Mt Pleasant and nearby Lake George, including Bertha Lake Dales Dunkle, C W Rube, Clyde Rohl, A Abbott, E Wardwell, L Blain, D Dunkie, Fred and Frank Newsom, Boos and Styles, Thilley, Graves, Wellman, O W Kube, and Swanson. The note also records the illness and death of Geo Cowles, interment in Alma, and sympathy from local friends.

Dales Dunkle Mt. Pleaasant C. W. Rube Clyde Rohl Grand Rapids A. Abbott E. Wardwell Lake George Fred and Frank Newsom Geo. Cowles

Vernon Grange and Community News Summary

Local Vernon residents attend gatherings and visit relatives across Rose Bush Alpena Goleman Clare Pontiac Rosebush Le Roy Jonesville Brinton with many family connections. Easter program at Vernon Community Sunday School edges ahead while lodge and card party entertain members.

Minnie Agnes Prout Charles Alfonsco Epple Rosebush Forest Brewer Marion Durnin Louise Walker Elaine Melville Alpena Eugene Rowland Goleman George Ackerman Lena Verette Clare Fred Verette Thos. Marshall Foster Pontiac Dick Brooks Thos. Wing Fred Ervin Thas. Durnin Marion Swanson LeRoy Percy Stough Jonesville John Stough Waite Walter White Brinton Cecil Allen Lewis Thayer Vernon Community Grange Hall Lodge Grace Ackerman Nellie Ramey

Springtime visits brighten Randall area social notes

Randall residents report spring signs as frogs sing and birds arrive. Mrs Basel Miles of Farwell visits her parents, Mr and Mrs Gerome Frees host Mary McCrimmon in Clare for her birthday. Mr and Mrs Carl Bower and Mrs Freda Parish celebrate with Anna Schroeder in Saginaw. Baby boy born March 24 to Mr and Mrs Stores, Mother Minnie Larman. Morden sale in Clare drew attendees, and Mrs Fred Waltz visited from near James Hill.

Basel Miles Farwell Gerome Frees Mary McCrimmon Clare Anna Schroeder Saginaw Carl Bower Freda Parish Charles Stores Minnie Larman Morden Fred Waltz James Hill

Moores Crossing Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Anna Hisler near Eagle schoolhouse helps Mrs. Geo Tiede man with housework. Ben Cohoon and family visit his mother Mrs. Bert Chapman. Paul Nass and wife of Randall visit Albert Madison Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Allen and son James with daughters Maxine and Mrs Walter Smith and Bobbie dine with Mr and Mrs Higgins. Alice Austin of Farwell also attends.

Anna Hisler Eagle School Geo. Tiedeman Ben Cohoon Bert Chapman Paul Nass Randall Albert Madison Roy Allen James Maxine Walter Smith Litle Bobbie Misa Alice Austin Farwell Higgins

Miss Coila Cummins Taken to General Hospital

Miss Coila Cummins was taken to General Hospital at Bay City last Sunday morning and shows improvement. Rudolph and Edmund Batley of Detroit spent the weekend with relatives. Ross Keith of Flint visited old friends here Sunday. Roy Cummins is seriously ill with an attack of pleurisy. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mills daughter Florence and husband of Lansing move onto the stormer’s place for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Jank Beame returned home from Owosso. Beame’s health is greatly improved. Mrs. Floyd Nelson has returned from Ann Arbor after eye treatments.

Dale Rulapaugh Lansing Sarah Hilyard J. B. Timpe Ray Timpe Kendall Adams Myr Milton Davison Bert McGuire Farwell Herschel Reiss Davison Leo Fosburg Greenville H. Reiss B. Schofield Hilmer Schofield, Jr Detroit Dolph Colosky Dan Davis Doris Schofield Ina Davison Coila Cummins General Hospital Bay City Rudolph Edmund Batley Ross Kieth Flint Roy Cummins H. H. Mills Florence Jank Beame Owosso Mr. Beame Floyd Nelson Ann Arbor

Arthur Center News Briefs Hint at Coming Event

Local column notes Easter visits by Eisie and Ruth Shull from CG, S. T. C. students home on vacation. Dee Robinett visited Mrs. J. M. Roller. Ila Ellen and Harold Athey contend with flu. Grace Sanders and Stella Robinett take a school break. Readers are urged to watch for posters about a forthcoming corner event and to participate as the election approaches.

Eisie Ruth Shull Dee Robinett J. M. Roller Ila Ellen Harold Athey Grace Sanders Stella Robinett Arthur

Arthur Genter Sunday School to Host Coffee and Sandwich Sale

The ladies of the Arthur Genter Sunday School will serve coffee and sandwiches at a sale. Prices are reasonable, and attendees are invited to come early and stay for the business meeting.

Arthur Genter Sunday School

Local notices and social doings around Lake area

Sid Colosky moved his family on the Owens farm near Lake. A crowd from Gilmore attended the Boss of Powder Horn play at Warwell Friday night. Clarence Bawkey visited Sunday at Wm. Phillips. The shower for Mrs. Bessie Thrush last Tuesday drew a large crowd. Clarence Bawkey caught five pike in Littlefield lake last week. two 16 pounders in one day. Mrs. Wm. Willoughby is very sick. The Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Claude Fordyce Wednesday with a large turnout. Alice Shilling visited Mary Ayles Thursday.

Sid Colosky Owens Farm Lake Gilmore Powder Horn Warwell Clarence Bawkey Wm. Phillips Bessie Thrush Littlefield Lake Wm. Willoughby Sewing Circle Claude Fordyce Alice Shilling Mary Ayles

Local Visits and New Tenant at Cornwell Farm

North Arthur notes Harley Holt works for Ira Miller at the store. Archie Owens of Gilmore visited Harl and family. a Lan sing sister accompanied them. Victor Birdsall spent Sunday with the Kanaar boys. Pearl Myers and son from Mt. Pleasant visited nearby. John Winters and family of Farwell become the new tenant gardener at Cornwell farm. Will Kanaar and family visited Struember in Greenwood. Our Fountain Service advertises sodas and sundaes at 10c and vanilla ice cream 40c quart. Floyd Kirkpatrick your druggist.

Harley Holt Ira Miller Archie Owens Gilmore Harl Lansing Victor Birdsall Kanaar Pearl Myers Mt. Pleasant John Winters Farwell Cornwell Farm Gardner Will Kanaar Struember Greenwood Floyd Kirkpatrick

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