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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1937
Page
2
Resort guests folk from Clare Detroit Flint Alma Pontiac and Banister mix with Sunday school visits and a Friendly Social Club quilt event. Town mourns James Duncan with longtime parishioners recalling his Sunday prayers.
Thursday visitors included Mrs Welda VanHorn Alfred King Milo Wellman Mrs Betty Nichols Rose Luce Annabell Stittsworth Pattie and Marlene Curtiss Johann Dexter and Wesley Abbott. The 4th 5th and 6th grades are learning to letter. Friday afternoon was a spell down.
With Tina limited, fourth and fifth graders wrote letters to their former teacher Miga-Baker, a project described as very interesting.
Weekend activity at Bertha Lake Resort includes My and Mrs. Russell Hall of Pint visiting a cottage. Flint’s Mrs Carl Spender and Miss Glady Cowles entertain a school chum Winnie Chapple. Local officers and ladies club events noted in Lake George.
Long Lake residents traveled to Harrison to watch a donkey basketball game. Clawson visitors Ruby Sears and son John spent the weekend with relatives. Bryan Clarence Budd was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bunting. Various locals hosted callers, returned from work trips, or attended church and hospital visits. Gerald Hodges found farm work near Gladwin. Miles Henry recovered after hernia surgery at Clare General Hospital.
Windover Lake reports visitors from Clare Rose Bush and Winterfield township. Charlie Lyons dies at Mt. Pleasant hospital after a stroke. sympathy extended to daughter and relatives. Funeral attended by L R Perkins and Burns family. other local visits and quilting club activity noted.
Visitors included Betty Lou Nickels Rose Luce and director K Benchley. April decorations cheer the display while eighth graders craft blackboard decorations with colored pot flowers and study distance estimates and percent error outdoors. Janitors mop Fridays and no tardies or absences were reported.
Patent description cites J. W. Thompson of Engilah proposing a pneumatic tire with a flat design. The note records December 10, 1845 as the patent date and location, reflecting early tire innovation efforts.
Arthur Ei Rogers, a 32 year veteran mail carrier on route No 1, retired with 297 500 miles logged using four buggies and 14 automobiles. The rural village notes the last blacksmith shop’s removal and historic ties to early garden seed drill invention by William Holcomb of Marine City.
Mrs L Bergey of Clare spends a week at L Harsh's. Bergey and Harsh families visit in Saginaw. Bill Baldwin and family of Midland spend Sunday with George Andes family. Frances and Ralph Musser stay with grandmother Mrs M Harger in Clare. Audrey Musser with Margaret Lackie. Frank Musser family visit grandmother M Harger and Annabelle Cobleigh. Betty Anderson of Clare visits her parents. Try a classified liner for RESULTS.
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