Gulfpride and Gulflex Boost My Car’s New-Car Day
A Gulf customer thanks her Gulf man for advice to stick with Gulfpride and Gulflex to keep her vehicle on the road, celebrating a new-car day.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
7
A Gulf customer thanks her Gulf man for advice to stick with Gulfpride and Gulflex to keep her vehicle on the road, celebrating a new-car day.
Resort notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fahnestock and daughters of Farwell to relatives in the Beard family. Mr. and Mrs. Chipman and family socialized in Coldwater township. Esther Harris returned home from Harrison for the weekend. Kenneth Weage sent a German rifle and bayonet home. he is believed in Germany. Curtiss Presley, recalled to service, is in the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. Roy Sebiski moved from Cadillac hospital to her sister-in-law Ruth Kirchhoff’s home in Holland.
Mr and Mrs Vane King and children travel from Flint to join Don and Lloyd Hunts in weekend gatherings. Howard Brown and family, Murl Ranshaw and Lyle, Ford Brown and others visit. Ford Brown goes to Detroit for exam. Marguerite Brown to Grand Rapids with Beeman family. Local trips to Clare show and Barryton play. Dale Tupper leaves for Great Lakes post. Glenn Hickling moves back to the farm.
The Friends and neighbors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dunkle’s Saturday evening for a Young Peoples meeting and party. Beverly Dunkle stayed with Shirley Richardson Friday night and attended the party. Several locals and visitors stopped by, including Mrs. Merrill McQuiston and children, Mrs. Russell Armentrout, and Joan and Bonnie Armentrout from Dover.
Social notes from Lake George Resort include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bongard and family to Stanwood, C. J. Bongard to his brother Willard in Big Rapids, and several local families hosting friends. A baby boy was born April 22 at Marion maternity home to Pat and Mrs. Kenneth Russell. Dr. Seltzer leaves Marion for Navy duties. Doris Stittsworth visits Alta Shar.
Mrs Wilbur Phblipp and several scholars attended a music meeting at Harrison on Thursday. Mrs Warren White and her mother Mrs Bower of Clare called on friends. Roy Sutton and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill. Miss Edith Davis returned to work at the creamery after tonsil operation. Mrs Nealie Cook is on the sick list and hoped to recover.
Maple Grove reports Friday evening attendance forty two and Sunday school attendance thirty seven. Rev Hahn of Clare to preach Friday night. Mr and Mrs Jess Hilyard and Geo Post did a business trip to Saginaw Friday. Mrs Olive Laverty of Flint visited relatives.
Lansing resident Ward Loomis stayed with his sister at the Elton Darnell home from Wednesday to Sunday. Rex Lloyd Frank Craven and other neighbors visited Darnell and Lee households. Thomas Cook hosted and visited friends including Albert Lee Jesse Lee Elgin Hickok and Herbert Middleton family members reported shopping in Marion Saturday evening.
Pvt. Richard Fanslow and relatives visited Ida Price at Gladwin hospital. Families from Harrison and Lansing, including Mr. and Mrs. Ber nie Hampton and Hugh Price, spent time with locals and relatives, while Mrs. Lewis Churchill of Midland stayed with her daughter and family.
Adeblue is home from Bagmnaw after eight weeks of an operation and treatments. Mrs. Citas reports Adeblue looks real good.
A daughter was born April 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett. W. B. Stephison repairs on Henry Warner's long‑out‑of‑commission well continue. Mr. and Mrs. Mar Bringold of Greenwood visited relatives here Sunday. Alma Brockway returned to Lake Orion after a two week stay with family here. Mrs. Howard Brockway took a carload of children to Clare to see Thunderhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cook and family of Saginaw spent the weekend with brother Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roland and family. Chet Pickering is here looking after his farm. Bert Douglas Burt Parshall Miles Smalley and Virginia Gordon were business callers in Clare last Monday. Ethel Douglas has the flu but is improving. Elvin Budd and family have moved into their own home. Vince Carey helps Elvin Budd on the farm this summer.
Attendance rose at Wednesday prayer meeting with forty three in Sunday School. Mrs. Clara Rockey visited and churchgoers were urged to return. Bible verse from St Luke reads Blessed are those servants whom when He cometh shall find watching.
Ada Ruth Burgess and Rose Athey hosted visits while Arlene Orvis stayed with Dolores Winn. Rose Athey received Carl's Purple Heart. TUXIS CLUB met April 19 with 20 members electing Harold Rockey president Rose Athey vice president Clela Hartman secretary treasurer and Betty Orvis club reporter.
In a recounting exchange the judge and George discuss a mountainside still raid and the surge of moonshine during the war. They note government raids on illicit distilleries and a brief legal whiskey resumption to aid the war effort, with racketeers waiting to step in afterward.
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