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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1941
Page
3
Local notes report travels and visits among Clare area families including the Ranes Ferguson VanderWoude Beard and Burns households. Induction recruit Kenneth Weage heads to South Carolina. Sunday services and school attendance noted along with a social farewell party at the Burns home.
Several locals joined Mr and Mrs John Burns Friday night to bid them farewell as they plan to move this spring. John and Edith Burns have resided here since 1900 except for a few years in Missining Pennsylvania.
Mrs Belle Wheaton and son Robert visited cousins Mr and Mrs Harley Bentley in Farwell. Junior play at Barryton high school Friday drew 39 on the bus. Aaron Slick of Punkin Creek featured with Eugene Clark and Betty Barns. Mrs Nella Feuchter and son Bill on sick list. Bert Marvin sent to Clare for teaching. Good Luck Club met April second at Feuchter home. 29 enjoyed dinner. 14 members answered call. fruit sent to a sick member and card shower planned for two others. Next meeting at Ray and Mrs Clark home on April sixteenth.
Charles Russell improves after two months of serious illness. Von Walters injures foot and walks on crutches. Guests visit Armentrouts bringing a baby gift. Ted and Charles Bennett and mother relocate near Gladwin. Vernon Bennett recovers after illness. Bradley children show progress. Allen family moves to Eagle vicinity. Bernard assists in Virgil Newman’s store. Robert and Clinton Loar join the CCC and expect to be stationed near Iron Mountain. Wilbur Loar enlists in the National Guard and heads to Kentucky via Midland. Baby Rulapaugh in Mt. Pleasant hospital recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. Bruce Williams ill. Cotton family visits Mt. Pleasant. Mattress project begins at Grange Hall led by A. T. Carrow and B. Raymond. Elm Grove Church notes report thirty-nine attendees.
The Sunday morning lesson titled Christ Promises Power focuses on Acts and invites attendance. Rev. Charles Kleinhardt is set to deliver the Bagster message Sunday evening, encouraging participation in worship as the Inner man is emphasized over adornment.
Mrs Dorothy Darnell traveled to Lansing to visit relatives and her daughters Evan and Doris Jean and sister Gladys Pahnstock remain with Mr and Mrs Bilton Darnell. Albert Gaffney of Ypsilanti visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Gaffney Sunday. Clarence Cook family called on uncle William Wolfe and wife on M66 Sunday afternoon. Elton Darnell and grandchildren visited Darnell sister near Barryton Sunday. Naomi Hickok spent the weekend at home while Everett Hickok and son Charles called on brother Higin Sunday afternoon.
Brand Mrs H C Mickle spent Friday with sister Mrs Charles Riein hardt of the Brown and visited another sister Mrs Wallace visiting relatives in Clare. Mary Haines of Jackson visited kin in Clare. Fred Wodden welcomed his new grandchild a daughter. Other social calls occurred at the Newman home and Kelley Turner residence.
Kay Isan spent Saturday in Lansing. Mrs Effie Blystons stayed with her son Judd and family in Ann Arbor. Mrs Elsie Pudway of Coltonville visits her brother J L Robinett and wife. Miss Frances Gordon returned from Clare for the weekend. Mrs James Gregg and Mrs Russell Gregg visited Mrs G Blystone last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs George Bates attended the funeral of Mrs Bertha Green in Harrison. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Victor Birdsall on the birth of a son Paul Thomas March 19. Revival meetings at the church each night before Haster with Rev Burkett and special singing. all are invited.
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