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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

3

Local notes on families and moves across Michigan towns

Mrs Herman Beightis announces a newborn son named Robert Dale. Mr and Mrs Maxwell host relatives visiting Detroit. Ollie Marxhansen relocates to Sagiwang to work as a linotype operator. Theodore Merelben visited Weidman. Mrs Lansing travels to Detroit for extended time with daughter. Joe Drake leaves Ra siege. Mr and Mrs H Badgley visit Lansing. Mrs O Hart returns home to McBain after three months with the Badgieys. Mr and Mrs A Pearl visit Alma this week.

Herman Beightis Aha Robert Dale Anone Qari Maxwell Detroit Ollie Marxhansen Sagibaw Theodore ‘Merelben Weidman Lansing Anbar Joe Drake F. Badgley Sasha O. Hart McBain Mrs. A. Pearl Alma

Local Notes From Eight Point Lake Community

Weidman families plant maple trees on south shore. Harland Gillette moves from Cook place to Kelney place southeast. Ralph Cook completes foundation for Kungslow home and moves from Rondot place. Harley Bentley relocates to a farm near Seare. wife remains teaching locally for three weeks. Don Brown reports strong plowing. rheumatism afflicts many residents this spring. Joe Clark plans to build a house. a planet damaged lumber that week. Mrs W M Clark returns from Adrian and Flint after a three week absence. Ice went out of the lake on Sunday the 8th. Weather feature noted as milder than usual.

Weidman South Shore Harland Gillett Cook Place Kelney Place Ralph Cook Rondot Gillette Harley Bentley Seare Don Brown Don Ie Ae Jos Clark W. M. Clark Adrian and Flint

Lake George Newsbriefs Reflect Growing Resort Activity

Don Luce returns after illness and resumes school. Sunday school held at Mrs. Luce’s home. Owosso builders arrive for a new cottage. Several outsiders plan spring construction. Electric line extension planned to boost resort district lighting. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Silover Clare callers. Floyd Oliver Littlefield and Orval Sherman conduct business in town. Dr. Lamb of Farwell checks on residents. Mr. Manne improves from illness. Gerow Hamp ton and Bierly visit from Olsere with Gerow staying through Sunday.

Don Luce Farwell Silover Floyd Oliver Littlefield Orval Sherman Dr. Lamb Manne Gerow Hampton Bierly Olsere

Maple Grove Farm News Quietly Backs In

Local notes report residents returning to farms and homes across Maple Grove. Sam McGoogan and family are back near the farm. Mrs Eunice Kelly of St Louis works for Mrs Higgizie. Clyde Batters and children visit Clare. Clarence Davison rents the Lay farm with tools and stock. Harley Bentley duo visit. Wil Miller settles east of the school. L Finch recovers from lagrippe with Bernice Sprague aiding. Q Schaars hosts Eltha Baginaw and Hilda Clare plus families. Alma Tiedemar at home. Telephone line 63 restored. Mrs Tima of Clare visits daughter Mrs D Meo-Manse. Will Garshaw and Adame move to farm housing.

Sam McGoogan Alice Eunice Kelly St. Louise F. Higgizie Clyde Batters Clare Ray Utley Clarence Davison Roy Root Harley Bentley Wil Miller Alma Tiedemar O. K Tima Ciare

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cea’ and Herrick Eight -Point Lake Lake George Maple Grove L. Finch Lagrippe Bernice Sprague Harrison Q. Schaars Eltha Baginaw Hilda Familica Garshaw Risenhauer Adame Fi Dell Bramley
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