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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
10
Riv. and Mrs. Delmar Thayer visited Flint and Saginaw relatives last week. Numerous local families traveled to see kin and friends, including Maggie Hale and sister, Clinton Foster family, Hopkins, Gaskill kin, Nealie Cook’s group, and others visiting homes in Vernon and nearby towns.
Burton relatives and friends from Flint Clare Coleman Harrison and Coleman visit Mann Siding Loon Lake and nearby homes. gatherings include music at Burtons and Saturday outings with Stella Harvey and Corena Harvey among those mentioned.
Mrs Myrtle Strouse spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Geo Schunk and with Chas Russel and daughter Olive. Mr and Mrs Albert Allen visited relatives in Coleman. Tim Graves threshing grain in the neighborhood. El Smith of Mt Morris and Roscoe dined with Harvey Wilson. Mr and Mrs Louis Slater Jr tour upper Michigan with daughter and husband Carl Schaat. Adam Reger hospitalized at Mt Pleasant.
A fragmented inventory lists items including soap Rinso boxes milk cans raisins dressings tea coffee jars vanilla and paper goods with varied prices. It reads like a store advertisement or catalog entry showing bulk household staples and unit costs.
Florence and Dorothy Hess spent Wednesday with the Castle girls. Adam Roger was taken to the hospital. Mrs. Hazel Schambers returned home after visiting her parents. Sunday church services will be held in the evening. W R Brewer of St Louis visited the farm. Davis entertaining Alburn cousin for a few days. Aid gathering at Mrs George Gilcher Sr home last Wednesday. Next meeting August 10 with Rev and Mrs Hendrich at the Hagle. Erma Rilett and children visited her parents. Mr Schunk remains critically ill. Thrashing machine sounds remind of fall.
Weekend social notes recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Schulz in Saginaw and Bay City Lutheran Rally attendance. Families from Clare Alma Detroit and Saginaw frequent Lake Bertlia area cottages. Community sympathy extended for a death in Walled Lake. Outdoor church services held at a lake with Ladies Aid serving.
Li W Sunday and wife of Hastings spend a few days at their farm. Fred Trelich hosts his sisters Johanna and Bertha Ott of Detroit. Indiana visitor Anina Lower stays ten days. Chas Kleinhardt and family entertain Billie Barlow of Greenwood. Detroit guests with Hutchinsons. Glenn Baker of Detroit calls on Emma Garver. Rev Hendrick visits Armentro home. Frank Nash and family visit Forest Garver. Watson Smith of Harrison dines with Chas Kleinhardt.
Dover residents report a week of camping at Budd Lake and Wilson State park with families from Flint Detroit and Clare. Several locals hosted relatives and attended a Kanarr grove camp meeting while others enjoyed dinners and social visits with neighbors and kin across the area.
A Lake George resort page lists numerous visitors from Flint Farwell Clare Pontiac Milwaukee and other places vacationing at cottages along Lake George and Shingle Lake. The village was shocked by the accidental shooting of Eugene Bigelow of Shepherd who spent summers at the cottage here.
Missus Irene Wond and Doris Schofield with Ployd Burston and Elmer Schofield were callers Sunday along with Don Lace and his wife. Wm Lullum and wife of Chilson visited Pa and Ma Sil over Sunday. Clark Sutherland and wife spent last week with his son at their cottage here with Tom to Clare on Saturday on business.
Ward District items include visits by Mr and Mrs Lewis Tessman and family taking a niece home near Edmore on Friday evening. James Vanhauten visits Mr Pleasant and Clare. Leroy Sprague drives a Model T coach as a surprise. A free show at Harrison drew attendees. Ralph Eaton family welcomes a baby girl. An oil well progresses with small troubles at about 1070 feet. H R Barlow’s grandson and friends from Detroit visit for a few days. Crops look favorable but cold nights threaten. Chas Craine and son Floyd put up hay on the Ford farm. Reavy Barlow and Ralph Haton helped haul hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin White and son visit the Egins. families from Mt. Pleasant stop by the Durfee home. Clayton Turner returns from Traverse City cherry orchards. Rank family call on Turner. Himer Smith improves after illness. Asa Aldrich visits Harrison. Lambs from Farwell call at Durfee home. Harvey family weekend at home. Harlan Horan’s child burns mouth from lye. Various locals share weekend visits and errands across the region.
Temple residents Mr and Mrs George Negley and family visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Sutton. Alger family plus Floyd Ruegsegger from Gilmore stopped at Carl Williams home. Marion trips, Springbrook visits, and various calls described including Olive Campbells illness and New York campers at Big Norway Lake.
The Chicago Brobergs visit W. H. Myers and IF M Myers while Gunner Broberg stays with Chas Gerber's family. Earl Vatetta hosts summer fly holidays. Bertha Mitchener leaves Lansing after a year with F. M. Myers. Detroit and Mid land guests join extended family gatherings as thrashings and hospital news touch the clan.
Adam Regar, critically ill with an abscess on his tongue, was taken to Mt. Pleasant hospital Wednesday where he remains in serious condition though slightly better. Community notes report visits from relatives and friends, and several residents traveling to events or medical care.
A young man nervously asks Gertrude's father for consent to wed. The father grants approval and, in a playful twist, urges the groom to recruit friends Margaret Dorothy Bella and Nancy and stash a few cigars as the ceremony nears.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a woman lamenting a "poor thing" whose husband pushes her into politics for social prominence. The exchange highlights gender roles and public life pressures in a social setting.
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