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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
8
Local residents and relatives traded weekend visits across Michigan and Ontario. Families from Clare, Detroit, Saginaw, Flint, and Lansing gathered at homes in Clare while others traveled to Windsor Canada and Traverse City. Several relocations and hospital recoveries were noted, along with church summer plans and Pere Marquette staffing changes.
Mrs. Joan Asline honored with a July 29 birthday surprise as three bridge tables and luncheon marked the gathering. Many local and out of town guests attended events hosted by Mrs. Homer Douglas and Mrs. O. A. Derby with Log Cabin Club at the Tip-Top Hotel Har rison. Several residents, including Mrs. Amanda Falk and niece Mrs. Inez Wolford, traveled from Lyons, and others visited Wilson State Park for meals and games. Funeral services were held in Petoskey for George Parish, son of the Parish family of this city.
Local residents report a flurry of short trips and visits during the week. C. C. Knapp and family vacationed in the northern Lower Peninsula. Clint Crawford and kin travel with Ray Moore to Woodsfield Ohio. Mrs. Andrew Irving and Suzanne stay with relatives in Sandusky for several days. Rev. J. L. Kennedy family and Miss Francis Davy depart for a Drummond Island outing. Mrs. Robert Hutchinson visits Detroit North Bay Ontario and other Canadian points. Stanley Masten drove to Montreal to join his wife and children visiting relatives there. Families return via Toronto and Niagara Falls. Others host weekend visits at Hight Point Lake and north toward Québec. Additional travelers include Mrs. Maybee from Rosex Bush and Mrs. Robinson from Battle Creek touring via auto. Miss Kate Murphy of Mt. Pleasant joins. Ernest Ramey and sons plus Foell family motor to Lansing with daughters meeting in city for return home. Several trips involve shopping or business with the Davys store. Liberia, founded in 1822 by the American Colonization Society, became independent in 1847. U.S. aid later helped stabilize its finances and internal affairs.
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