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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1942

Page

5

Local Visits and Moving News in Hamilton Center

Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Switzer and son Gerald visited the Bates family Sunday. Ida Price and Elroy and Hugh stayed with the Ranch family. Callers included Wallace Ranch and baby, Rochester, and Edd Cady. The Silverses visited their daughter Judson Flack in Clare hospital. Pete Switzer family bought the Cliff Price farm and move today. Mayhew, Churchill, Skeels and Steels aided Manwaring in shingling his house Friday. Edd Dady hosted BH Silvers Sunday evening and Adeblue with LaVaughn dined with Dady Friday night.

Cloyd Switzer Gerald Charles Bates Ida Price Elroy Hugh Jay Pete Switzer Cliff Price Farm Laurence Mayhew Lewis Churchill Cedric Skeels Clarence Steels Charles Manwaring Edd Dady BH. Silvers Charles Adeblue LaVaughn

Andersonville Community Notes Highlight Fish Feasts And Wins

Local events include a fish supper at Loomis Hall on April 16 hosted by Coleman Townsend Club. School pupils enjoyed a smelt feast as Lawrence Acker supplied the fish. Andersonville boys beat Orr 28 to 5 for fifteenth straight win. Wise township seventh and eighth graders voted in a recent election with student officials and candy prizes for pupils.

Jessie Rhule Shepherd Myrtle Stebelton Dawson Woodruff Donald Woodruff Milbrook Max Stebelton Sterling Hersh Pontiac Loomis Hall Coleman Townsend Club George Renner, Sr Coleman Orwin Raymond Mt. Pleasant William Allen Red Cross John Tice Andersonville Lawrence Acker Orr School Charles Slocum Wise Township Ward Johnson Real Election Board Alice Grosvenor Margarette Stebleton Winifred Letson Jean Lamphere Athena Slocum Ralph Nellis

Orr School Sets Next Meeting After Spelling Event

A County list of words for all schools is furnished by County School Commissioner H C Caszatt. Wanda Nellis visited Andersonville school and played piano for pupils during a music session. Nellis is a Midland High junior and Johnny Allen visited to scout the old team. Mrs Warren Nellis visited Midland last weekend. Mr and Mrs Guy Taylor and family visited the George House in Rosebush last Sunday. George Acker improves his home with a west side enclosed porch.

Orr School H. C. Caszatt George Acker Wanda. Nellis Andersonville School Miss Nellis Midland High School Johnny Allen Johnny Warren Nellis Midland Guy Taylor George House Rosebush

Myers Corners Social Happenings Include Local Visits

Mr and Mrs George Winn and family visited Beaverton relatives Sunday. Jack Wood injured his shoulder last week. Saginaw guests George and Mary Perkins and family visited Norman Myers. Arlene Winn returns home after two weeks at the Harrold home.

George Winn Bert MecCrandle Beaverton Jack Wood George J. Perkins Mary Perkins Myr Frederick Hegenauer Jack Jill Saginaw Norman Myers Ralph Shull Harold St. John Russell Willams Bobby Houghton Lake Frank Myers Harrison Dale Hartman Grant Williams Arlene Winn Harrold

Ladies Aid Meets as Illness Reduces Attendance

The Brush College Ladies Aid gathered last Thursday with Mrs. Ora Hale amid illness in several families. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Edna Wood. Bennette Carter of Mancelona, longtime resident, died at home, with many local friends attending his funeral. Attendees included Stephen Heller and family, Donald Davis and son Myron, J C Newman and family, Earl Sanders, Glen Newman and son Larry.

Ladies Aid Ora Hale Edna Wood Nettie Barber Lee West Grant L. Robinette Lansing Stephen Heller Robinette Isaac Nedrow Ankney Bert Sanders Mt. Pleasant Karl Sanders Bennette Carter Mancelona Carter Donald Davis Myron J. C. Newman Earl Sanders Glen Newman Larry

Local Notes On Visits and Upcoming Play

John Pfannes visited relatives in Flint and Detroit last week. Ernest and Mrs Boulton hosted relatives from Flint. Alice Brockway stayed with Eleanor Reynolds over the weekend. Betty Green entered Clare hospital for appendicitis and is hoped to recover. Robert Bennett of Detroit visited his family here. Eugene Van Blarcom of Bay City visited Howard Brockway Sunday. A home talent play is planned for May 2 with a small admission to aid the Red Cross. Everyone is invited.

John Pfannes Flint Detroit Ernest Boulton Alice Brockway Eleanor Reynolds Betty Green Clare Hospital Robert Bennett Eugene van Blarcom Bay City Howard Brockway Red Cross

Community Notes From West Freeman Area

West Freeman community social activity includes visits among the Gaffney, Martin, Cook, Marks, and Hansen families. Mrs. Clarence Cook and children spent days with Clare Marks and family in Wellston before returning. John T. Gaffney and Clare and Harrison callers were noted, with several other family calls reported through Sunday.

Orville Martin Sylvan John Gaffney Clarence Cook Clare Marks Wellston John Marks Ashton John T. Gaffney Clare and Harrison Art Hansen Thomas Cook Goldie Martindale Herbert Middleton

Snow Storm Delays Fire Tower Work and Local Visits

A snow storm disrupted Saturday morning plans at the Fire Tower site. Joe Hile, long-time worker for Rex Schade, faced a pause near Sears. In town, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson plus family visited Mrs. Bertha Grover and son Jim in Parnell Saturday night. Wilna Haase of New Boston is briefly visiting at the Grovery. John Gardner and sons John and Stanton from Romulus visited his parents the R. J. Powells, with Mrs. Powell accompanying them to Stanton on Thursday.

Joe Hile Rex Schade Sears Robert Wilson Bertha Grover Jim Parnell Wilna ° Haase New Boston Grovery John Gardner John Stanton Romulus R. J. Powells

Local Socials Report Weekend Visits and Family Travel

Clarence Armstrong and Rex Schade families hosted visitors at the B Hillis home near Sears. Glenn Powell Jr and Raymond Graham called on Leon and Neil Wilson. Lester Halstead drove his sister Lucille Brasington and children to Detroit. Maxine Davison of Ann Arbor stayed with relatives. Rex Schade's sister from Pint visited over the weekend.

Clarence Armstrong Rex Schade Betty Lou Glenn Powell B. Hillis Sears Glenn Powell, Jr Raymond Graham Leon Neil Wilson Lester Halstead Lucille Brasington Detroit John Halsteads Maxine Davison Ann Arbor Rhea Harley Bentley

Temple Neighbors Share News of Illness and Gatherings

Mrs. Jones Collard is ill at home with a severe cold in Temple. Kenneth Stambaugh, his wife, and son Ivan visit his parents. Delmar Thayer and Roy Myers attend a Rebekah Pedro Party in Farwell. Edwin Rouse travels to Clare for business. Florin Lux hosts a miscellanous shower for Wilbur Rouse and Sally Henry. gifts given. Roy Myers attends a party at Walter Day’s home.

Jones Collard Kenneth Stambaugh Ivan Saginaw Jose Stambaugh Delmar Thayer Roy Myers Rebekah Pedro Farwell Edwin Rouse Clare Florin Lux Temple Town Hall Wilbur Rouse Sally Henry

Hindu Infernal Region Beliefs Describe Naraka

The Hindus are taught about an infernal region where the wicked suffer pecking ravens and owls, forced to swallow boiling food and walk barefoot on burning sands. This place is called Naraka in their Hades concept.

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