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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local reading notice with fillers and obscure names. The legible bits suggest a public notice style and possible withholding language but essential details are unreadable.
The page lists numerous personal notices from Farwell area families including illnesses of James Coulter Wm Shaver and Eugene Vincent. It records visits by Lucille and Hthyl Coulter Farwell to relatives Kenneth and Hunice Coulter, and social gatherings at the Burch and Hinkle homes with many local residents attending. It notes upcoming missionary meetings at the church on April 19 2021 and a home talent pageant. It mentions Bryan and Ir e Miller buying a team to farm alongside their grocery business, and Mrs Clara Freed visiting Clare. It also notes a new Buick for Dr Johnston and a L O T M meeting at Mugsell home with sixteen ladies.
Sunday evening services in Col onville with Rev Guest in charge during Rev Bate’s absence. Local residents Edith Emerson from Lansing and Edith Allen of Alma visit relatives. Various neighbors and families from Harrison Mt Pleasant Ann Arbor Clare Rosebush Pontiac Flint and Pontiac are noted among weekend and Sunday visits and gatherings. The Ladies Aid group met at Jay Clute’s home and next meets April 21 with Mrs Phillips. all welcome.
Alfred Kimball of Evart visited the Campbell home last Sunday. Clare residents Mrs S Harris and son Glen called. Jay Beard begins spring farming. Lewis Brecht plans to move from Frank White ranch to Middle Branch Osceola County. Spragues of Flint stayed with Nashs at Spring Lake. Loomis and Howey of Clare visited Achard ranch. Tony Achard called. Hans Christenson of Horton visits friends, now with John Burns. Frank Howey, formerly a bachelor, wed Mrs Prancis Shoemaker of Standish. they will live in Clare. Glen Harris drove to Grand Rapids and back. Detroit couple Sturgis and McQuiston with Miss Ivia Ford visited. Nashs and Frank Nash drove to Heart. Harris family shopped in Clare. They joke about California and plan to move to Hatton.
Local families spent Sunday with relatives including the Nevins and Lansing households. A program next Monday will focus on Our Schools with a talk on Parents Duty to the School. A pedro party closes the season with a pot luck and communal lunch.
Mr and Mrs Jarve Purdy of Flint spent a brief weekend visit at the Purdy home in Hinkville before Mr Purdy planned to journey to Ann Arbor for treatment Mrs Kittie Mcintosh stayed with Henry Mayenschein in West Grant on Sunday
Leroy M. Whitney announces Passion Week gatherings at Center church with nightly meetings. Easter Sunday sunrise service at 7:00 a.m. offers Pageant Victory and baptism and morning worship at 10:00 a.m. An Easter Cantata is planned for 7:00 p.m. at Rose Bush.
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