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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1939
Page
4
West Freeman and neighbors share visits and travels with relatives in Sears Evart and Clare hospitals. Local events include an election with 148 votes and a funeral in Eden Ohio for Lewis Sanders. Easter church attendance is urged as residents express sympathy and updates on family health.
Cecil Hubel returned to work in Flint after illness with his brother Steve and sister Isabel McGregor visiting. The column lists local visitors, callers, and a new baby name pending for Loren Hale, plus multiple residents stopping by and helping with care for Mrs. Wood and others.
Elm Grove celebrates a new baby girl for Mr and Mrs Stanley Schunk with no name given yet. A well attended town hall and Carrow school gathering featured electrical demos and prize drawings amid moving pictures from Consumers Power Co. Visits from Lynn Bedell family Dimondale and Virgil Newman party Cornwellville noted. Townsend club to hold a meeting and card party next Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Coleman entertained relatives from Flint and Miss Dorothy Vander Woude visited. Wite Davis and Mrs Frank Davis hosted a sister in Marion. Johnny Gaskill called at the Davis home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Amos Church and their baby returned to Flint Tuesday after two weeks at the Edd Cutler home.
COLONVILLE residents and neighboring families share a week of visitors and gatherings. Ruby Thompson and Jay Clute joined Archie McKillop in Pontiac, Patricia returned home from Detroit, and B N Davis with two children visited Six Lakes. The Hampton family hosted a birthday celebration while Morrell Clure from Clare and Kay Clute from Clare joined various callings and sugar bush outings.
In Redding Township on April third Geo Naegle and Martin Burns win reelection as supervisor and clerk. Martin Blackledge becomes Treasurer succeeding Josephine Wheeler Roy Myers takes Justice seat from Frank Burns and William Bowen joins the Board of Review. Local social notes cover visits to Toledo Flint and Detroit, birthday celebrations and community club activities.
Home Economics club and Future Farm era Chapter sponsor an annual event at Farwell School with free admission. Students may attend with a parent or both. Awards will honor Athletics Cheer Leaders Vocational Agriculture Home Economics and Gas Patrols. Maurice M. Guy will deliver the center speech on Paul Bunyon Tales. The event begins April 19 at 6 30 PM.
A flurry of weekend visits ties Farwell Loomis to relatives in Saginaw Mt. Pleasant and Clare. Mona Harvey of Clare and Waddington siblings travel. Teale and Bruchart families journey to Gibsonburg for a golden wedding. many locals host and hostesses share meals and occasions at homes across Clare and Detroit.
A local gathering saw Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Powell and son from Saginaw as dinner guests with Mrs. Powell's parents. Temple Chapter then attended a Bay City dinner and meeting, featuring Worthy Matron Minerva Richmond and other officers, with fourteen of eighteen Grand Officers present. The event was described as enjoyable and profitable.
Ten members of Alice L. Seeley Chapter No. 194, Order of the Eastern Star, attend a Grand Officers Night Session as part of the chapter’s activities. The report highlights participation and the event’s local significance within the organization.
Ad offers a four day treatment to flush excess acid and wastes from the kidneys claiming bladder irritation causes night waking frequent or scanty flow burning backache or leg pains. At 25 cents via druggists or E A Anderson's Drug Store. Also notes British use of the word mad meaning insane.
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