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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1940

Page

4

Grant township quiet sheridan election and visitors

Sunday visitors at the Kleiner home included Mr and Mrs Albert Bird Gall and two children. The Birdsalls of Detroit spent the weekend with relatives in Grant township. The Sheridan election was quiet with Republicans winning without opposition. Mrs Bud Poet is improving and hopes to be home soon. Spring arrives with poor roads after rain and snow caused washouts last week.

Kleiner Home Albert Birdgall Birdsalls Detroit Grant Township Bud Poet

Greenwood Center Social Roundup Draws Local Visitors

Miss Betty Budd, studying in Flint, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Budd. Chris Simpson of Cornwell ranch rented the Carl Budd farm and moves in this week. Carl Budd of Lacon Illinois was here on business last week. Mrs Dell Evans of Long Lake visited her sister Mrs Robert Jones. Mr and Mrs Hudson Jones spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kregs of Harrison. Mr and Mrs James Darling and son of Flint spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Darling.

Greenwood Center Betty Budd Flint Alvin Budd Chris Simpson Cornwell Ranch Carl Budd Lacon Ilinois Dell Evans Long Lake Robert Jones Hudson Jones Kregs Harrison James Darling Roy Darling

Good Luck club meets as residents visit and share news

SOUTH GARFIELD The Good Luck club met with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Marvin Wednesday. The ladies pieced blocks while the men visited. The place of the next meeting will be announced later. Arthur Sherman is working for A. J. Marvin. Various neighbors from Barryton Flint Sherman City and nearby areas called on residents over the week. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Barber on March 28.

South Garfield A. J. Marvin Arthur Sherman Bidd. Hawkins Barryton Floyd Hunt Claud Covert Clarence Vinton Wm. Buckley Flint Howard Brown Ford Brown Hiram Pitts C. Crawford Joe Sherman Dangerfield Sherman City

Local families take spring visits across towns

Mr and Mrs Ernest Kleiner hosted visitors while Christie Webber joined in Grant. Sanford Mott and son Harold returned from a week with relatives near Saginaw. Layton Ford and daughters traveled to Columbus Ohio with other Clare area relatives. Various trips include Detroit visits and a wedding trip for Lynn and Archbold amid Easter break and family gatherings.

EAGLE Ernest Kleiner Chris Webber Grant Sanford Mott Harold Saginaw Layton Ford Ross Mary Belle Columbus Ohio Kenneth Carr Detroit Robt. Hutchinson Clare Lawrence Hutchinson Midland Ivank Barton Robt Hutchinson Leonard Carnecross Gordon Kleiner Virginia Eola Phimsey Marion Stanley Clare High Lynn Archbold Tennessee Jake Depotty Robert Hutchinson

Pageant by Y. P. C. at the church draws crowd

The Y. P. C. presented a Sunday night pageant titled Seek and you shall Find directed by Walter Kleiner. Elton David aided with lights, costumes and stage design impressed the audience, and the music and vocal numbers enhanced the program. A free will offering of about $16.00 was added to the missionary fund.

Y. PC Walter Kleiner Elton David Y. P. C. BE. Missionary Fund

Gilmore Center Gilmore Church of Christ Service Notes

Illness keeps regular pastor from service with Marcus of Barryton delivering sermon last Sunday. Mrs Spooner Renner and Mrs George Pitts back out after sickness. Arthur McIntire visited Remus. Bert Glass dined with Vanesse Cook. Witing Workers met. Ed McAlvey driving a new car.

Penick Marcum Barryton Gilmore Church of Christ Spooner Renner George Pitts Arthur McIntire Remus Bert Glass Vanesse Cook Home Witing Ed. McAlvey

West Grant Club to Stage Play and Penny Supper

The II club of West Grant stages the play Club Work Points the Way on Friday night April 11 with a club demonstration and penny supper to follow. Proceeds benefit the 4H club. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and moving plans, reflecting community reunions and travel.

West Grant Steven Benic Seeley Johnson Sidney Hood Ann Arbor Nettie Barber Herry Kleiner Glen Bay and Chris Weber Floyd Skinner Ithaca Every Barber Edith Reynolds Herald Bauder Midland

Local Socials Highlight Vera Smith Visit and Birthday Cheer

Miss Vera Smith visits sister Mrs Alice Keoplen at Guster this week. Hollie Barber and family visit his brother and family. Bill SechlJafley hosts friends Friday afternoon for his twelfth birthday with games, ice cream, and cake enjoyed by all.

Vera Smith Alice Keoplen Guster Hollie Bill SechlJafley

Local Notices Highlight Residents and Community Wiring

Giles Leeth of Lansing dined with the Turner family as his sons Garth and Lane returned home from vacation with their father. Several homes are being wired for electricity and should be operational soon. Bobby Gordon is cleared to resume school after Easter vacation following a hospital checkup. Roselle Robinett vacationed with her parents. Merle Haines and family visited their Jackson farm for days while wiring their buildings. Brand farm sugar bush opened by Glen Blystone. Ernest Allen family welcomed to the locality. Several houses remain empty awaiting occupants. Strouse Kleiner White and Carnecross, Bob Gordon’s schoolmates, visited Friday night.

Brand Giles Leeth Lansing Kelly Turner Garth Lane Bobby Gordon Ann, Arbor Hospital Roselle Robinett Merle Haines Jackson Glen Blystone Brand Farm Ernest Allen Hid. Strouse Gordon Kleiner George White Leonard Carnecross Bob Gordon

Hinkville School News Highlights Local Visits and Birthdays

Florence Madison Billy Chaffee Wayne Barton and Elmer Gingery visited the school this week. A sixth birthday party for Miss Morence Madison drew thirteen friends. The community extends sympathy to the Geo I Brown family in bereavement. Various local residents are listed visiting, dining, or attending meetings across nearby towns.

Florence Madison Billy Chaffee Wayne Barton Elmer Gingery Miss Miles

Lake church services and community notices

Pastor J W Wyrick leads worship at 7 30 p m with Sunday School at 10 30 a m in the Grange Hall Supt P A Oman. Cottage prayer meets Tuesdays. Mrs D Scott hosted an afternoon party for guests including Mrs Holly Laker. Courting trips to Midland to view Gone With the Wind and shopping at Mt Pleasant are noted along with local residents’ activities.

P. A. Oman I. W. Wryrick Jesus D. Scott Holly Laker Wayne Napier Jackson Raymond Scott Midland Sam Muir George Scott Mt. Pleasant Orvil Phillips Arthur Fahie

Weekend Socials and Town Meeting Crowd

Miss Donna Neépert hosted an afternoon party at her home Sunday while Miss Bernice Wiggins visited Farwell. Calvin Tryon returned from Flint after a week with relatives. Forest Howell and Mrs. Scott hosted Bay City guests. The Townsend meeting drew a nice turnout Friday night and a penny supper is planned in two weeks with all welcome.

Ohio Donna Neépert Bernice Wiggins Farwell Jona Full Mia Calvin Tryon Flint Forest Howell Bay City Raymond Scott A. Stanley Edgar Detroit Townsend

Local Social Reports and Weekend Visits in Temple and Area

Temple residents note business trips to Forest Hill and visits by families from Midland. Mrs. Bill Smith hosts an all day Home Economics Group gathering. Weekend visits include Mr. and Mrs. James Collard hosting relatives, and Pete Gehorski returning to Midland.

Nlorin Lux Hmily Behart Geo. Rodabaugh Forest Hill Bill Smith Mac Collard Collards Minnie Jewell Midland James Collard Pete Gehorski William Morrow Roy Myers Alvin Schram Peter Schram Chester Holford Stuermer Greenwood Floyd Werts Ollie Root Clare Harrison Roy Kress Mt. Pleasant Alvernis Switzer Floyd Austin

Washington News and Comments on Census Dangers

The column warns that 1940 census procedures threaten constitutional rights. It criticizes enumerators overstepping authority by altering citizens answers to fit supposed truths. The piece argues New Deal officials aim to impose penalties for untruthful responses and extend federal control beyond Congress’s intent.

Washington New Deal Congress

Nervous First Wedding Ceremony by Judge Bacigalupi

Judge James Bacigalupi admits nervous confusion during his first marriage ceremony in Alviso California. He began with an oath phrase asking if the couple would tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

James Bacigalupi Alviso Calif

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