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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
5
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Cooper of Dryden died Saturday morning. Funeral held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edmond Woods in Harrison, with interment in Harrison cemetery. The bereaved parents express sincere sympathy.
Jerry Price and family spent Sunday with relatives in Wentworth. Mrs. M Shea and children visited A Mitchell's. James Gifford and daughter from Smith Creek spent the afternoon with Walter Wears. Henry Fanslay papered Mayhews and Switzers homes. Attendees went to Grout sale by Arlo Roberts on April 5. Ed Mayhew of Gladwin visited L Mayhew. Sersaws moved with son Forest to Flint. Six neighbors helped Mrs N C Churchill tie a quilt Friday.
East Lincoln residents Dan Lockwood and George Riley visited GC. W. Sprague on Friday. Churchgoing families in Clare attended services, and Mrs. Lang at Lily Lake is improving after a stroke. Elmer Welch from Detroit visits his father Orion Welch. Myron Dunkle nears moving into his nearly finished new house. Sprague kin and friends gathered with Florence Calkins at Lake George and with Sylvia Ford, at Harrison, visiting grandparents. Art Tracy and wife visited his mother Mrs Brown on the McKay farm. Henry Wellman and Al Sprague called on relatives, and Scott Allen with Tony Freed paid calls at C. W. Sprague’s. Mr. and Mrs. S. Harris visited Windover’s McQuisten home. Frank Nash and family spent the weekend with his parents at Spring Lake. Wm. Rube builds a new store and gas station at Bertha Lake, formerly Mud Lake.
BRANL residents report several social calls as families visit relatives across Elm Grove Clare Detroit and Colon ville. Local updates note Mrs Rhodes improving after illness and Mrs A Smith visiting, with neighbors like Teal Blystone Robinett and Hains seen around town.
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