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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1944
Page
11
A pile of old newspapers from several counties shows dramatic headlines like Drunk Driving Arrests Rise. Community notes include visits by the Bergey and Musser families, school events with an Haster egg hunt, and Easter dinner gatherings at the parsonage with the McReynolds, Brookman, and Presley families.
In a Phoenix country club scene Len Henley debates love and money with Mary Sutherland. A bold tale unfolds of a family feud and bold bets, interwoven with ranch dreams, bravado, and a night of dancing cut short by a blown fuse.
Len Henley and Mary share a rapid, impassioned kiss as family and friends comment on their romance in Arizona. The scene shifts to jokes about lineage and time, with Hamilton Henley warning his son and recounting old family tales. A nearby party continues with dances and social chatter as Mary explains her reasons for travel and the group exchanges light banter about cooking and romance.
Mr and Mrs Tom Bolen attended a New Year Easter Sunrise service with relatives. Mr and Mrs Dave Teale joined Easter observances at Colonville church Sunday morning. Vance Crane and family from Muskegon visited grandmother and husband Mr.
Loomis and Schaar families moved from Ed Wichert farm to Coleman this week while Ed Wichert and family return to their own farm. Several locals hosted visitors and joined Easter church services, including Mrs Bert Bergey Mrs Ford Seymour Mrs Warren Tice and Mrs Wesley Teale. Lydia Bergey visited Starry Harsh's home Thursday and Archie MacDonald family attended church at North Bradley and visited relatives.
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