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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1941
Page
10
Midland and surrounding areas see a weekend of social visits as relatives and friends gather across Clare Montmorency and Saginaw counties. Local residents host out of town guests, attend reunions, and travel to Cleveland Detroit and Portland for family events and medical care.
The Isabella Pomona Grange plans a gathering at the Mt. Vernon Grange hall on August 18 inviting all fourth degree members. Worthy Master J Archambault has been ill but is improving, and members are urged to attend each Monday night as the busy season winds down. George Ackerman spent three days at Higgins Lake and returned home last Monday. The corn crop endures the dry weather and activity among Grange members eases.
Government aid helped build over 20 000 houses in Russia last year. George's Market opens evenings and Sundays offering quality meats and groceries at 118 Hast 4th Street Clare phone 290. Bets for quick results at small cost use The Sentinel Classified Columns.
The Stanley family gathered in Bay City on Sunday August 3 with sixty members from Arizona Detroit Flint North Branch Bay City Harrison and Clare. Clair Stanley was elected president Inez Kilmer secretary and Jimmy Tooley treasurer. They planned to meet at Budd Lake next year. Eugene Stanley of Clare aged eighty four was oldest attendee Connie Boulton of Flint three months old youngest.
The Ladds held their third reunion at Wilson State Park on Sunday August 8 with forty two attendees. A pot luck dinner followed a brief business meeting and officer elections named James Beecham president Lee Townsend vice president Frank Bigelow secretary treasurer. The oldest attendee was Mrs Peter Ladd and others reached eighty. Joseph Ladd was praised for her contributions with Mrs Ralph Snyder and Ernest Spawn aiding. The next reunion will be the first Sunday in August 1942 at the same location.
Townsend Club No 2 met at Mrs. Henrietta Smith's home on West First Street last Thursday evening. President D. W. Osborn led opening prayers and pledges. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Will Gilson discussed the August 24 Townsend picnic and a committee was named to arrange a picnic location. The club will meet August 14 at Mr. and Mrs. D. Flarvey’s home.
Myer s Corners notes include the Aug 2 Flint wedding of Mr and Mrs Arnold Ott with relatives visiting in Beaverton Caro Port Huron Saginaw Ann Arbor and Saginaw area families sharing weekend visits and attendance at the Flint ceremony. The column lists Norman Myers and Karen with Frankie and other local relatives calling on siblings and hosting visitors.
Brand community activity centers on mattress making at the Brand school. Mr and Mrs Glenn Blystone and Ruth joined the Walton reunion at Mt Pleasant last Sunday. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Verne Mickle and family of Dover at Glen Gordon home. Thurman Robinette of West Grant and Mr and Mrs 2 J Allen with children of Coleman were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. L Robinette and Roselle hosted guests while Fische’s threshing machine toured the area. Ann Arbor visitors Judd Blystone and his mother Effie Blystone returned home after a weekend visit. Several residents from Colonville Elm Grove Lansing Holt Saginaw Gladwin and more spent days with relatives and friends across the community.
Sugar accounts for about half of the Philippine Island's public revenue highlighting the crop's dominance in the local economy. In a separate note, Brazil uses sweet potatoes to fatten ten pigs, illustrating agricultural practices in different regions.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Muller welcomed a nine pound baby girl on Wednesday July 30 and named her Constance.
Cuba now reports a total of 2324 miles of highways. The update marks a significant growth in the local road system and reflects ongoing infrastructure developments.
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