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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
6
Local residents report visits among relatives and friends across Saginaw Alma Farwell and Clare with gatherings, trips to Port Huron Barryton Flint and Chicago. Weekend activities include a baseball game at Farwell, church services resuming 9 30 standard time and a community dance at Freeman.
Wirs Chas Durnin attended the Star meeting at Clare Friday evening. Mrs Eunice Carter and Miss Eunice Sieniz spent the weekend at Big Rapids. Mr and Mrs Klingener of Chicago are visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Verette. Edward Mussell called on the Jennings Archambault home Sunday. Several Detroit and Flint residents visited and fished at Houghton Lake recently.
Mr and Mrs Dick Brooks and family attended a Presbyterian church play in Rosebush Sunday evening. John Archambault and family from Cadillac visited the Archambaults. Grange members from Gilmore Grange joined guests. The lecture hour play Wilt Thou Mabel was well received. The 3rd and 4th degrees will be conferred next Monday by Mt Vernon Grange degree team with a pot luck supper.
Misses Alice Austin and Maxine Alien from Farwell visited Stella and Myrtle Frizzell Sunday afternoon. Gordon McIntosh and family, with Mrs. Kittie McIntosh of Hinkleville, called at Albert Madison's Thursday evening. Carl Oman of Gut Lake district visited Ford Frizzell Sunday. Guy Murray from Farwell helps Walter Smith on the farm. Mrs. John Madison’s visitor list includes Mrs. Roy Allen of Farwell and Dr. W. F. Clure and wife from Clare. Al Purdy and wife of Hinkleville dropped by John Madison’s Sunday afternoon.
Don Brown made a business trip to Lansing this week. Grant McLane’s sale drew attention and many plan a California move for Grant and Flora. The Sunshine Club met April 6, adding two new members and planning a April 30 gathering with Mrs. Rena Smith. Local residents report ongoing activity from farming to road work, with community visits and family news throughout.
A rainy spell marks Monday and Tuesday in Hinkville. Mrs Maggie Irwin of Vernon assisted Mrs A Oliver with papering. The Hawkins and Hawkins family and Mrs Connors attended Will Crawford’s funeral near St Louis. Chas Richley from Saginaw visited cousins A Purdy and family, bringing a radio. George Silverthorn Roy Brownell and two children from Grand Rapids spent time with their parents A Brownell. John Sherman and wife visited her sister in Owosso and Hilton Stevens in Alma during the weekend.
My and Mrs Roy Feighner and son of Clare spent Sunday at the Oliver home with Mr and Mrs Ace Gilmore of Lawton. Mrs Hamilton's mother visited Elmer Hamilton Tuesday. Augusta Calkins and Clarence Bader with Harold visited Vern Molines over the weekend. I Smart of Herrick joined F Hinkle to Maple Grove for Sunday services. Wm Tealie family moved to Seeley farm near Hinkle school. Parents from Sheridan visited Sunday.
Brown corners guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller hosting Chas Spohn and family. Mrs. Baker and son Glenn visit Belle Miller and two sons at Chas Garver’s home. Floyd Allen and son Lyle meet Ernest Kleiner’s family at Eagle. Han Lower returns from Flint. Clair Coulter family visit Walter Deller’s. Harold Sunday, Frank Nash, and Ira Miller fish at Houghton Lake. Trene Gordon and Johanna Kanaar dine with Mrs. Fred Treitch. Ernest Kleiner of the Hagle calls on Mrs. Ernest Green. Harold Sunday hosts relatives from Pontiac.
Community updates from Brush College list residents and visitors including Mrs J C Newman recovering at home. Social events feature a play at Town Hall directed by Maude Barber and a town hall party with music and dancing. Various local families travel between Clare Ell, Hart Sander, Sears and Pontiac with weekend visits and church notes.
They remained for a two day visit at the home of Mrs Young's brother Burt Hubel. The phrasing indicates a brief social call during a family visit.
Advert says Samborn's buys old batteries radiators and green hides and gives a phone contact 23 for inquiries.
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