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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1941
Page
12
Local social notes list weekend visits across Clare with guests from Farwell Midland Detroit and Lansing. Families welcome relatives at dinners and trips, while obituaries and illness update residents including Abe Orth and Nancy Jane.
A group from Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges gathered in Coleman last Thursday for the final district meeting of the season. President Stanley Glass of Farwell led the business session followed by a program. The association plans to meet in Brinton on the third Thursday in October to elect new officers.
In 1896 the United States War Department was called to combat water hyacinths imported from Brazil. The invasive plants clogged Florida rivers and streams, prompting federal action.
The Colorado desert spans about 200 miles in length with a maximum width near 50 miles, outlining its broad geographic extent.
Readable fragment shows a Clare beef and grocery shop at 118 East 4th Street offering quality meats and groceries with evening and Sunday hours. Contact possibly listed as Phore 290 and 5atr.
Mr. and Mrs. John List return to their farm after wintering in Alma and Detroit. Mrs. Claude Turner visited Midland and greeted her new granddaughter while Bob Clark and Claude Turner’s son joined them. Hold Altman of Midland and the Durfee family hosted a Sunday visit. The Tessman family plans to move from the community and Mrs. C. W. Winchell recovered from a recent illness.
A trunk resembling alabaster stands tall on the wax palm found only in the Quindio pass of the Colombian Andes. These palms reach up to 10,000 feet in elevation and can grow nearly 200 feet high with a shining white wax coating.
Mr. and Mrs. Hmerson Bergey announce the birth of a daughter named Janet Ruth on Thursday April 17. The baby weighed eight pounds at birth and is cared for by Mrs. James McDonel.
Nursery walls endure heavy wear from toys and play. A tempered pressed wood wainscoting extends to chair height to absorb punishment while adding decorative distinction. Accessories and gas service available under new Long Pine Service Station management with Orin Smith proprietor.
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