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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1949

Page

8

Local families host weekend visitors and dinners

Mt Pleasant and area residents welcomed relatives and friends from Saginaw, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Gladwin, Midland, and Rose City for weekend gatherings. Guests included the Meyers, Myers, Moulton, Pfannes, and other households, with dinners and Sunday calls across multiple towns.

M. A. Miller Elizabeth Mt. Pleasant Curtis Merton B. Waters Georgia Temple F. M. Myers Albert Brep Noah Robert Roth Max Stanley Wm Doty Lake City Ernest "Roth Nick Pfannes Paul Moore Clyde Curtis Saginaw Louissa Rolland A. E. Hutchinson John VanMeter Dwight Gilson Midland Bruce McGregor Richard McGregor Rose City Robert Beyer Grand Rapids Fred Smith Harry Kantner Ralph Baker Roscommon Roy Kress Marion Newton Kress Kress West Virginia Grover Wolfgang Frank Moulton Frank Moulton. Other Sunday Callers Were A Nephew of Mr. Moulton, Ray Scherzer Holmes Kennedy Lansing Kenneth Glenn Wasilanti Norman Myers Laura Skinmer Beverly

Weekend Socials Reflect Small Town Ties Across Clare and Flint

Last week’s notes show numerous visits and calls across Clare and surrounding communities. Families from Clare Temple Mt. Pleasant St. Louis Flint and Saginaw share hospitality with friends and relatives including the Legge Fenby Wonnacutt and Gleason circles with D A R State Convention attendance in Flint.

William Henderson Thurman Robinette Clare Methodist Church Dorothy Allen Clare Whilden Hughes Marion Light George Wonnacutt St. Louis Jack,Legge L. B Dough. Shaw Janet Gleason W. H. Rhodes Dusty Flint Jesse Gleason Sam Morrison Jack Konkle Little Long Lake John Young Barbara Young Louise Brunnenkant Weidman Young Jans Strovel

Local social notes mention guests and gatherings across multiple households

Mrs Winifred stretch and two sisters Gertrude Crane and Effie Winchell hosted visitors. Robert Roth hosted Saturday dinner with family, plus Konkle and Morrison households noted. Clare shoppers, birthday party at Maple Ridge, and library reading updates accompany a school room gathering planning playground fundraisers. Twenty five students achieved perfect spelling this week.

Winifred Stetch Gertrude Gates Ida Tooley Clara McCartney Marion Roth Donald Sam Morrison Edgar Brady Rank Moulton Bob. Pifér Marcella Houghton Lake Albert Butten Saginaw Ernest ‘McCartney Oliver Warren Ross Perrin Maple Ridge Micky

Fourth Grade Lanora Gardner Excels in Spelling

Fourth grade student Lanora Gardner led with a strong spelling of the word melted during class. The Mothers Club held a meeting Wednesday night and planned another session for April 20 inviting third grade mothers to participate.

Lanora Gardner

Morley says view shapes learning from thorns to roses

Sixth grade notes highlight J Kentfield quote about attitude. They recount Michigan history facts such as the Oliver Williams family as early settlers and Commodore Perry's Lake Erie victory with his message to General Harrison. Dolores Campbell won a word meaning contest as reviews begin for five six weeks tests.

J. Kentfield Morley Michigan Oliver Williams Commodore Perry Lake Hrie Harrison Dolores Campbell

Geography class notes on Africa and tribal customs

The report records a geography class studying Africa noting a tribe requiring a young man to kill a lion before marriage. It mentions American pride and includes details about classroom flower pictures from Mrs. Bruce and shells from Shirley Gardner. Kenneth McClung read a poem The Blue and the Gray. visitors are welcome.

Africa Bruce Shirley Gardner Kenneth McClung

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