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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
12
Dolly confesses longing and jealousy as she recalls the night of her injury. Jim admits his fondness and explains past worries while Cecily’s presence and Jerry Clyde’s actions stir complex emotions and memories.
Dolly confesses engagement to the Prince of Wales while recovering. Jim promises Joey a job and reflects on debt repaid for sending him to the Vaughns. Dolly muses on love stability, Bermuda trip, and a future with Herb as she bids Jim goodbye at the hospital.
Mrs Floy Sturgis and daughters Alice and Avis visited relatives in Flint over the weekend returning Sunday evening. Claud Wheaton hosted visits with Mr and Mrs Alfred Sturgis. Roy Phenix of Sherman City called at the Wheaton home Monday. Ben Angell and two children of Saginaw spent the weekend at their cottage here. Robert Donders left for Fairbanks Alaska to work in the mines traveling by car boat and plane. Eston Bigelow of St Johns visits grandparents the Asas Bigelow. Albert Kent family moved from Clark farm to a farm near Sears and wishes good luck in the new home.
Miss Helena Vander Woude attends M E A meeting in Clare last Thursday. J Schepers of Hast Lansing visited their cottage Monday. Residents discuss roads and weather. Windover school children enjoyed a talk by Rev Wyrick and choruses taught by Mrs Wyrick after recess Friday. Numerous local calls and weekend visits linked Clare and nearby towns including Silver Lake Greenwood Evart Marion and Harrison.
The term pure dye silk originally meant that the fabric was dyed without weighting, ensuring natural luster. Over time it also described silks with varying amounts of weighting, including metallic salts, some of which wash out.
Pupils from Lake George school rehearsed in Clare on Monday afternoon for the upcoming Music Festival in Harrison on May 9. Director Mr Greenfield explained band instruments as the Clare High School band performed three numbers. Next rehearsal is set for May 8 in Harrison.
Mr and Mrs Glen Lower visited at the Newman home with J C Newman present. Ida Leitner from Pontiac spent Saturday and Sunday with sister Mrs Harl Sanders. Other Sunday guests included Orin Leitner and family from Pontiac Lorin Leitner and sons from Gladwin Galion Coats and son Gary Glen Newman and Robert Horn. Teachers and pupils attended music rehearsal in Clare Monday. Clarence Newman and daughter Mary Jean of Ann Arbor visited J O C Newman over Sunday en route to Burt Lake. Mary Jean spent the week at her uncle's. Sunday dinner guests included Virgil Newman and family Glen Newman and Bernard Allen Little Neil Rockey. The doctor has him under care again this week. Ralph Heller and family of Lansing were weekend visitors.
Myers Corners residents hosted and traveled for visits this weekend. J P Myers and Mrs Randall visited in Vestaburg. George Winns family visited Beaverton. Norman Myers hosted guests including George Perkins Mary from Saginaw and others. further visits included Gladwin with George Williams and Alma connections. Karen Myers noted at Le Tarte Williams home. Norman Myers enjoys a new kitchen range.
South Garfield residents report visits among neighbors and relatives including the Staton family near Lake and the Craford household. A birth is noted with Arthur Barns’ baby son Allen Bruce at Easter and healthy early progress.
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