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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1946

Page

6

Master Sunrise Service Attendance and Nearby Visits

Master Sunrise Service attendance 69 and evening services 69. Special meeting planned for next Sunday evening. Merlyn Missler near Monroe visited Mr and Mrs Jess Timpe and the Dale Rulapaughs. Various local families hosted or visited relatives over the weekend in the Muske gon and West Grant areas.

Merlyn Missler Monroe Jess Timpe Dale Rulapaughs Mayd Rodgers Mus Skegon Homer Rodgers Francis Varney Lansing Lloyd Loomises Sid Grandma Dodds Art Coffell Rosalie Timpe Sis R. Tigner Laurence Finch Reynolds West Grant Mabel Smedley Mt. Pleasant W. Smedley Alma Perry Dale Rulapaugh Mabel

Hamilton Center Social News and Obituaries

Mrs Cecil Baker of Lansing stays with sister Mrs Cloyd Switzer to care for the new baby. Guests at Mr and Mrs Chas Manwaring include Mr and Mrs Fred Price and daughter of Lansing, Mrs Roy Shamél and six children of Millington and her mother Mrs Anna Adeblue, LaVaugh Manwating of Flint, Mr and Mrs Cedric Skeels and Clarence Skeels, Mr and Mrs Edd Cady and Mrs Ida Price and Elroy. Sympathy to Mrs Burton Berry and family on husband and father’s death. Mrs Berry born and raised in Hamilton. Mildred Ransome moves to new Clare home this week. Gene Jones of Clio has died and will be remembered by old neighbors. Reuben Rose returned to Buick work Monday.

Cecil Baker Lansing Cloyd Switzer Haster Chas Manwaring Fred Price Roy Shamél Millington Anna Adeblue LaVaugh Man+ wating Flint Cedric Skeels Clarence Skeels Edd Cady Ida Price Elroy Burton Berry Berry Hamilton Mildred Ransome Clare Gene Jones Clio Reuben Rose Buick Tvie Suggate Iva Linda Laingsburg Earl Lee St. Johns O. D. Robison Robison Earl Temple J. Young Ruth Ann West Virginia Ed. Herrick Bernard Wickes Richard Grand Rapids Jay Lenick Harry Larry Saginaw Bob Herrick Lynn Bedell Betty Lou Herbert Owosso Charles Wilson Harvey Wilson Roscoe Smith Dora Hess Fred H Wilson Cecil Pudway Bert Rutter Grant Chapman Lee Rex Ronald Langworthy Charles Davis Lloyd Lang‘worthy Vernon Clare City Park Vera Peterson Ralph Langdon Détroit John Kaul John II Don John Huber Gladwin Williama Bruckart S. Sheridan Lee Badgley Henry Rhodes

Farwell Visitors Share Weekend with Local Families

Franklin Deer River and Minnegota residents visit with the Price and Blosser families. Sunday night supper guests included the Malcolmsons, Underwoods, and Davis families from Minnesota and Gladwin, with other locals visiting relatives and calling on Frank Brooks and Olive Goodrich.

H. C. Davis Gladwin Olive Goodrich Lake Loig Mildred Price George Updyke Marion Murriel Brooks Ivan Rawles Frank Brooks Clifford Price William Davis Edward Underwood Clare Donald Malcomnson, Jr

Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Pleas ant Valley residents share a weekend of visits and greetings with relatives from Pontiac Flint Midland Bay City Saginaw Clare and Heaverton. Notables include Mr and Mrs Archie Tryon Donald of Pontiac and newlyweds Mr and Mrs Jack Hemstreet.

Archie Tryon Donald Pontiac Mayme Runyan

Sunday Visitors at Barton Bay Home

Mr and Mrs Alton Bay and families visited Barton Bay home this Sunday. Also noted were Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner and Donald, Mr and Mrs Alton David and children, and extended visits from Wm Hutchinson family, Forrest Leeth family, Everette Carncross children, Walter Kleiner and daughter, and Gordon Kleiner.

Alton Bay Glen Bi A Barton Bay Henry Kleiner Donald Alton David Barton Home M. Leeth Wm. Hutchinson Forrest Leeth Everette Carncross Walter Kleiner Gordon Kleiner

Dover Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings

Mrs Delmar Allen hosted Tuesday afternoon tea with Courtney Bauer. Over Easter weekend guests included the Everette Allen family with Jim Thompson and his daughter Bina from Flint, Delmar and Dennis Allen with Mary, and other relatives.

George Clink Arcadia Pete Hanes Delmar Allen Courtney Bauer Everette Allen Jim Thompson Bina Flint Delmar Dennis Maryin Tommie Dwyer Clare Gala Hochstetler Harrison Nelda Montney Frank Baker Frank Walters Barbara Robert Walters Bruce Miller Midland Gus Rank Hisie

Easter visits and family gatherings in Elm Grove area

Elm Grove and nearby families held Easter visits with grandparents and relatives in Laingsburg St Johns and Vernon. Guests traveled from Flint Grand Rapids Sag inaw Owosso and Detroit. A mis cellaneous shower for Ronald Langworthy drew fifty attendees and gifts.

Farm machinery firm seeks price relief to cover rising costs

The Harvester company explains profits have been shrinking as wages and materials rise. Despite a 18 cent per hour wage increase and raw material price hikes, prices remain frozen since 1942, risking losses unless the firm can raise selling prices to maintain service, workers, and a reasonable return for stockholders.

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