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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1940

Page

7

Campaign humor and a presidential campaign “franchise”

Limpy and Adele recount a chaotic morning with the Senator and Aunt Olympia after headlines flash about Limpy’s speech. Helen has flown to Iowa to vote while the family parries media glare and jokes about public reception, with plans to cash in on publicity and keep the peace at home.

Limpy Aunt Olympia Uncle Lancy Laney Adele Olympia Helen Iowa Del Dave Xing Hilda Auntie Brother Wilkie White House Len Mardesty America Len Hardesty Lim England Hardesty

Community Notes from Southeast Sheridan Neighborhood

Mrs Gary Cotton of Him Grove and others near Clare plus families visited or stayed with relatives over the weekend. Several headed to Stevens Point Wisconsin. many called on kin in Clare Farwell Alma Harrison and Bard. Local travel included berry picking and family gatherings across multiple households.

Southeast Sheridan Gary Cotton Him Grove Clayton, Barber Near Clare Roy Schaar Gon Chester Laverne Barber

Weekend visits and local gatherings across Royal Oak Clare and area

Royal Oak and nearby towns saw a busy weekend as families hosted relatives from Detroit Flint and Saginaw. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jennings with Mae Langin. Alice Macklem and Shirley Larson at Clare. Carl Cotterman calling on Glen Powell. and multiple gatherings at Sowle Barber and Moore households. Activities featured girl scout picnics and a town school reunion in Hastings.

Leo Jennings Royal Oak Mae Langin Wdna Langin Detroit John Fleming Flint Karl Mavis Alice Macklem Shirley Larson North Bradley Clare Alice Beemer Gerald Macklem Earl Shay Russell A. D. Webb Laverne Barber Laverne Roy Schaar Lucille Vera Clayton Barber Alma Schaar Alva Moore Copesmish M. Sowle Ray Parrish Harold Williams John Sharpe Saginaw Charles Carpenter Hastings

Weekend visitors fill Alice Mead home audience

Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Coulter and their baby daughter and Ted Loman from Adrian. Pearl Cahoon left for a few days visit with his brother and family at Milford. Harley Kearns and the Bond boys returned from cherry orchards after several days of picking. Henry Norman hosted Mr and Mrs H Hi Lenigan and family of Pontiac and Mrs Henry Norman.

Alice Mead Kenneth Coulter Ted Loman Adrian Pearl Cahoon Milford Harley Kearns Bond Henry Norman H. Hi. Lenigan Pontiac

Local Social Notes and Family Visits

The column lists residents and visitors including Louis Gee mail carrier on route 3, John Gardner of Romulus spending the weekend with R. J. Powell, and many calls at Powells from Wardner Irish Lehman Duncan Hindman Tryon Bentleys and others. Several families from Flint Lansing and Jackson noted, with Harold Halstead Mugene Hudson and Rufus Brasington mentioned among local health and visitor entries.

Louis Gee Brown John Gardner Romulus R. J. Powellis Rey Wardner Lehman Dice R. J. Powells Ward Crapper Jackson Glen Powells Stanley Tryon Lake Donna Hindman Indiana Cleo Tryon Harvey Miller Joannsburg Bertha Ranville Nannemaker Baby Flint Harley

HINKLEVILLE Community News Notes A Weekend Visitors List

A sequence of local visits and travel mentions includes Roy Powers and son Donald from Detroit calling on Gordon McIntosh, George Laycock visiting Marion, Arvilla Carter of Stockbridge staying with the Sharlands, William Lowrey of Farwell visiting the Hinkle home, and a Flint party visiting Al Purdy. Thurston and Jay Allen sought Detroit work, Marguerite Byba returned to Grand Rapids for work, Vera Moline and family enjoyed Silver Lake, Harry Oliver from Toledo toured with the Hinkles, and a Muskegon River bridge at Ewart was seen before Oliver headed to Cheboygan for a few days.

Roy Powers Donald Detroit Gordon Mcintosh George Laycock Marion Arvilla Carter Stockbridge Arthur Sharland William Lowrey Farwell F. Hinkle Simons Ohio Ewart Muskegon River Cheboygan

Elm Grove social roundup shows area trips and visits

Local residents including Mr and Mrs A T Carrow and Harland Williams with Genevieve Fancon returned from Michigan tours. Joes Carrow and sister Doris joined 4 H winners on a Grayling trip. Townspeople attended an ice cream social at Towns end club. Beulah Machusen of Los Angeles visited former neighbors as 29 years since they went west.

A. T. Carrow East Side West Shore Michigan Harland Williams Genevieve Fancon Traverse City Harold Wesley Fantiae Stanley Schunk Lewis Clark Flint Chas. Kieth Clio Wm. Schieber Emerson Schieber Harvey Wilson C. J Schieber Joe Carrow Doris Annabelle Schunk Grayling James McClung Portage Lake Amos van Horn Otto Rulapaugh Grand Rapids Cliff Castle John Kane, Jr Townsend Club Ow Hall Beulah Machusen Nee Blanco Los Angles California Wilson Hess Gilcher Koch Kaul

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