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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
8
A string of visits and travels unfolds as A W Austin and G Harritt of Mint tour nearby towns. Leo Cashin and George Scott make business trips to Evart and Wivart, while others return home to Flint after weekend visits. Roads and water conditions affect job plans in Sanford. Parish notes mention Easter services at Hagie church.
Mr and Mrs Chan Lloyd hosted dinner with Bert Lloyds. Dewey Boughton and family visited his grandfather H W Burd. Will and Eva Lackie visited Wm Jackie family. Baby Cecil Lloyd sick with measles but improving. Henry Walters and son Wayne and Herb Gilmore and son Warl visited Boughtons. Bessie Boughton taught at Randall. Cecil Dalé works for Bert Lloyd this week. Boughtons received orange box from A D Johnson in Flo. New neighbors on the Hudson farm welcomed. Mrs Wm Lackie and Mrs D Boughton aided Mrs H Walters with paper. Nelson Howard entertained company. Arthur Johnson traveling home from Florida.
Miss Rachel Leitner and friends from Saginaw spent Sunday at her parental home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Shull visited with Robert Shull and family. Miss Hdna Athey recovered from measles and returned to Clare. Elsie Rollin and Ruth Shull were at their parental home. Norman Myers had Sunday dinner with Kenneth Roller. Several of Fred Athey s children are sick with measles. S A Leitner not well. Herbert Myers Rollin and Lowell Shull visited with Kenneth Roller. Budd Orvis worked for Clarence Shull. L W Sunday and wife called on S A Leitner Monday. Lorin Leitner returned after visiting Pontiac and Detroit. Mr and Mrs Amy spent the weekend at the county capital. Don t forget Sunday school at 10:30 and evening preaching.
John Acre joins J B Aller's tenant house with his family. Frank Barton moves onto the Haines farm. Misa Marie Hutchinson returns to Clare School Monday after a measles absence. Arm Allen owns a Ford sedan. Rev and Mrs F Snyder visit the Spinks on Sunday.
Randall Mr and Mrs Wm Anderson and son of Mr Pleasant visited Levi Baker Sunday. J Frank Baker of Winn visited with family. Alois Gibis move back from Saginaw and stay on farm for summer. Philip Ripenburg sold farm and moved to Clare. Albert Wentworth visited Detroit last week. Fr Jas Fitzpatrick visited Alex Dora’s home last Wednesday. Albert Gordon went to Saginaw and back. Chas Baker family spent Sunday with father and sister. Herbert Schroeder went to Mt Pleasant on business. Mrs George Gibis and Mrs Lena Frees visited Clare for Warren Reed who is very ill. Helen and Josephine Gibis visited Lena Frees Sunday afternoon.
Governor proclaims Friday May 2 1924 as Arbor and Bird Day urging a statewide tree planting drive. He calls for schools homes and counties to plant trees, protect young pines, and promote forest restoration across Michigan. The message links scenic beauty with wildlife and stresses civic duty.
The Constitution fixes ages for national office: 25 for House, 30 for Senate, 35 for President, and requires native birth for the president. The rules are specified in the U S Constitution.
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