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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
7
Vernon Hill residents report moves and rentals with Yva Hitchcock occupying Fairbank's house and Milo Allen renting on County Line. Community members including the Irwins, Bolens, Durances, and Walters share visits, sickness, travel, and social gatherings. several houses remain in demand with no vacancies.
Sunday visits from John Scarbrough and Julius Borst plus families mark a town social week. Bus duties rotate with Mrs. Luce at Farwell school and John King at the coal dock. A Geo Harris fifteenth birthday party and one horse open sleigh ride bring festive notes to the community.
Oliver Campbell John Burns and Robert Stir to Clare last week. A Greenville Pennsylvanian traveler named Dimmick visited Clare area for a couple days. Snow blocked roads and mail delivery suffered two days, but only three mail gaps this winter. Frank Gilman from Lake joined for two days.
North Arthur William Credit from Detroit visits sons Earl and Wade and families for an extended time. Burton Holt of Clare spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Holt. Chas Goodenow repairs granary while awaiting a new house. Henry Lun, dairy worker on Cornwell farm, returns to North Dakota. Hart and Wade Credit families drive to Houghton Lake Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Kanarr visit John Hartman and family. Ernie Green and family Brown Corners visit Roy Gordon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Shafer and children Hugeng and Helen of St. Louis visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed Saturday evening. Miss Hazel Warden and friend from Grand Lodge spent spring vacation at the P. B. Warden home last week. Shirley Allen is on spring vacation this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Reed and brother Robert called on Thomas Snell Sunday.
Mrs A Reed and daughter Edna visited Leota Friday night and returned Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Leosh with children Thelma and Billy called on Chas Goodenow and family of Hatton. Reva Maxwell received a visit from Mrs A Reed on Monday afternoon. The Helping Hand Society of Herrick met with Mrs Wm Maxwell on Thursday April 8. Arthur Yager and sons Lyman and Francis went to Coleman Monday to dismantle a barn for Lawrence Yager.
The community reports a cold snap ending a brief pleasant spell. Local residents such as Waiter Short and the Mayhews share visits with neighbors, while families like the Robinetts, Pudways, and Browns catch-up during Sunday gatherings. Several people suffer colds as attention turns to repairs and daily chores.
Mr and Mrs Glen Blystones welcomed callers including Mr and Mrs Allen and family and Art Mayhew with Russel Davis families. Chas Davis and Joh Acre of Harrison visited Art Revers. Katie McKinley of the Brown area called at Glen Blystone’s. Also noted are nearby ad lines and dairy pails for 39 cents at Harris & Hirtady.
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