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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1944
Page
8
A stream of short notes reports weekend guests and travels among Livingston Midland Flint Mt. Pleasant and Harrison areas. Names include Jim Harrell Richard Lee Roy Robison Irene Pifer Floyd Stanley and others with several relatives visiting and attending events in Michigan and Texas.
Arrivals announced for Richard Lee Stanley born Friday March 31 at Sparrow Hospital Lansing to Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley. Also a baby girl Carol Maxine born at home in Vernon Township on Friday March 24 to Mr and Mrs Forrest Brewer weighing nine and a half pounds. Vanderbilts visitor Mrs Vincent Heiser hosted her sister Betty Heiser at the Warren Heiser home. Frank McDonald of Grand Lodge visited his sister Mrs Mary Harmon. Mrs Vincent Heiser learned by phone her husband, stationed at Fort Myers, will transfer to another camp.
Mrs. M. R. Howlett and Mrs. J. E. Sparkel visited Beaverton on Tuesday. Orrin Shaw of Grand Lodge spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Lula Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hartman guest hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman in Arthur. Frank Van Wormer of Flint spent the weekend with daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walter. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haynak of Lake George guest at the Ostrowsky and Jackson households. Sharon Jackson visiting Detroit with her mother, Mrs. Florence Parish. Cpl. Wallace Peckinpaugh called his wife and parents on Monday evening. Clarence Hooker and son David of Cleveland visited with Mrs. August Ulrich and relatives. Norman Jackson and children Beverly Ann and Mary Jane of Midland were guests of Mrs. LeDolia Blanchard. J. A. Quintal traveled to Detroit to see his daughter and son in law, Mrs. Joseph Massie. Quintal later visited Lake Odessa with Mrs. Quintal. Marjory Bryant of Vernon City and Mrs. Ernest Bryant dined with Aunt and Uncle the Boody household. West Grant guests included Mrs. Wesley Teale and Mrs. Roy Walters. Albert Bolen and Henry Hildebrandt of Saginaw with the Irwins and their children Wayne and Barbara and Tom Bolen enjoyed dinner with the Irwins and helped Mrs. Irwin celebrate a birthday. J. A. Jackson returned from Harper Hospital in Detroit improved. accompanied by daughters and granddaughter. O. H. Breen returned after five months abroad. trip companions included Hot Springs, Tucson, Glen Rose, San Francisco, Louisville and family visits. they stay with daughter and husband until locating anew.
Vernon City residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Elva Lee McIntosh of Hinkleville joined Miss Agnes Harmon, with calls by Tom Bolen and his wife. George Bryant and daughter Marjory visited Roy Walters’ family in West Grant. Emerson Bergey and three children from Saginaw spent time with Carrie Perverge and with Bergey’s father Dick Winters and Perverse’s mother Mrs. Trumble in Farwell. Faywell White, Patricia Murry, and Colie Dickinson joined Alva White’s family in Milan for a weekend gathering. Virgil White of Mt. Pleasant and Ralph Miller and son Robert George of Rosebush visited the Whites. Mrs. Walter Goddard and daughter were Sunday visitors.
Sue Ann Pervis of Midland visits grandparents the Bellingers for the weekend. John List of Hatton calls on Mrs. Arthur Bellinger. Max Gladstone from Ludington brings two sons and his mother to visit. Mary Pervis also visits and departs with her daughter Sue Ann. Several relatives from Farwell Ludington Clare and Midland gather at the Morrow home Sunday.
About twenty neighbors surprised Mamie Brunni on her birthday March 28. Cards were exchanged and at midnight a lunch was served. Guests wished her many more happy birthdays and left with ly cards and gifts.
The community notes the death of a baby grandson of Mr and Mrs Hold and the passing of Harry Rogers. Sympathy is extended to the Adelblue and Rogers families as friends share grief and condolences.
Local families in Saginaw Farwell Clare Temple and Farwell area visited Don Lloyds Jim Rawsons Bob Wilsons and other neighbors Sunday. Red Cross meetings paused. Rufus Powell to guard Fire Tower from April 1. Glenn Powell buys milking machine. Louis Finch ill. Wilbur McLane on short leave.
Mr and Mrs Burt Douglas visited Lansing to see daughter Mrs Dan Sabins and family. Mr and Mrs Purl Hanner Marion received word their son Cpl Jackson arrived safely in England. Russell Cook Sagina weds plans to join Army. wishes for success. Spring weather mentioned with Easter greetings for service members worldwide.
Feed per hundred birds 4 to 5 pounds daily of green feeds such as carrots cabbage kale lawn clippings clover or alfalfa hay to supply extra vitamin A for poultry.
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