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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1932

Page

10

Community Notes Circle Franklin Township Visits

My and Mrs Henry Auber and family of Franklin township spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Matt Webber. Mrs and Mrs Earl Kress of Lansing were visiting his parents Newton Kress. Neighbors visiting the northern part for blackberries include Mr and Mrs Orley Stockwell and daughters Shirley Dawn and Laura. Stockwell family spent Sunday at Hudson Jones home. Mr and Mrs Grover Updike are visiting friends in Midland. Mrs Chas Fitzpatrick and two children Oc ie and Sara Bien returned from a two week camping trip in Wilson State park. Ada Denno and daughter Lois called on Mrs Floyd Allen Saturday. Born to Mr and Mrs Lora Birdsall Wednesday a baby daughter Ruth Loraine. Congratulations to the happy parents. Mr and Mrs Pillsbury of Detroit are visiting her mother Mrs Radloff and other relatives.

Henry Auber Franklin Township Matt Webber Earl Kress Lan-sing Newton Kress Orley Stockwell Shirley Dawn Laura Hayes Township Hudson Jones Grover Updike Midland Chas, Fitzpatrick Qocie Sara Wilson State Park Ada Denno Lois Floyd Allen Lora Birdsall Ruth Loraine Pillsbury Detroit Radloft EAGLE Wm. Graub Dorothy Flint Geo. Hemstreet John Garver Forest Garver Whagle Schunk Frank Barton Chas. Merrill Colonville J. B. Allen Thos. Hutchinson J. Erb Emma Lou Watson Mgr Harvey Armentrout Teal Audrey Smith Saginaw I-A. Gwingwan Zwiteman Leonel Clpland Erand Frank Hartman Grandpa Coats Glenn Lower J. G., Newman Hanley Clare Pabe Geo. Silvey Gladwin John Gordon Royal Rieinhardt Upper Peninsula Claud Hartman Clinton C, Furniss, Jr Waverly New York Clinton C. Furniss Harold West Jimmy Ohio Miorin Walton Floyd Thompson Daniel Coyne Velma Robert Dunn James Magee David Walton Lake City Velma Bullard Beaverton Denzil Underwood Cambridge Helen Johnston Frank White Marion Frank Daly Susan Daly Hdnd Maybee Henry Walker Marion Fuller Andrew Willey Harl Willey Myr George Johnston Mitchell Midland Park Melvin Hovey Edward Hovey Lansing William Thompson Hewitt Thompson

Dover News Social Roundup and Nearby Visits

Dover residents share visits and travels with relatives in Michigan and nearby towns. Dorothy Allen visits son Everette Allen in the Brown area while Brand Midgets lose again to the Mr. Vernon Grange on Claye diamond. Traveling guests arrive from Detroit Bay City and Flint for family stays as others plan a Budd Lake Harrison picnic Friday.

Dorothy Allen Everette Allen Brown Spmday Vernon Grange Otto Knoppin Detroit George Pretsch Geo, Beech Floyd Beech Bay City Peter Boots Gordon--Weaver Baby F. 8 Ohio Weaver Mervale Perry Carlyle Lansing James Cash Floyd Allen Brnnon Mervaie Perry Dover Sunday School Budd Lake Harrison Denno The R. Walters

Maple Grove Sunday School and Meetings Report

Maple Grove notes Sunday School at 1 30 p m and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 p m with no preaching due to Rev Mleinhardt at conference. Local residents and visitors are listed attending camps, family visits, and a recent funeral in Gilmore. Ruby Irene born to Mr and Mrs Merlyn Rogers last Sunday.

Mleinhardt Ruby Irene Hugene Hudson Lansing Merlin Roger Dick Kingdon Midland Ruben Ligner H. Reiss Cecil Davison Farwell Martin Browning Adolph Glinky Wheeler Louis Finch Elmer Schofield Albert Pitts Gilmore Loren Gerald Jackson Flint Catherine Atwood Myr Jackson County Edith Godfrey Chatman Leslie Roy Root Murval Perry Jennie Mans

Greenwood Center Weekend Guests

Mrs Frank of Albion and Mr and Mrs Fred Stein of Detroit were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Newton Kress. Mrs Carlinda Hosler of Toledo spent the weekend at the Wm Roland home. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Bruce were Mr and Mrs James Mooré and family of Lansing. Mr and Mrs Carl Budd visited Mrs Budd’s grandmother Mrs Mary A Temple in Marion Sunday. Frank Denneen drove to Lake Orion Tuesday with his mother Mrs Mary A Temple of Marion who will make her home at Lake Orion.

Frank, Dunn Albion

Missionary Sunday set for next Sunday August 21

Eagle church announces Missionary Sunday during the current quarter with the Bible class leading the program after Sunday school. Visitors are invited to attend the service and program.

Local social round and school notes from Hinkville district

Mrs Geo Burch and Mrs Dan Gilman host Monday visitations. Neighbors from Shepherd, Messick, Marion, Wise, Farwell and Clare call on various families. The district School Board met to address unfinished business from the annual meeting. Nellie Bellinger and Ray Gieb recover from illness. several visits in Freeland and Stevenson Lake noted.

Geo Burch Dan Gilman Mary Struble Allen Struble Shepherd Noah Lyons Messick Wm. Hawkins Roderic Tea Conklin Marion F. Hinkle John Armstrong Wm. Hooker Farwell Purdy Geo. Jackson and Son Thos Clare Geo. Burch Henry Hinkle Mulburg Jerusalem Archie Thompson Chas. Barber Wise Frank Torrier Bay City Floyd Sawden Nellie Bellinger Ray Gieb Sadie Connor Philo Smith Stevenson Lake Cotton Gordon McIntosh Kittie McIntosh Chapper Winnie Munger Freeland Harold Purvis Carland Bellinger Purvis

Community ice cream night and local visits highlight town news

Brown Gornerson invites for home made ice cream and cake at the Community House for five cents a dish. Local residents visit families in Mt Pleasant Clare Airevanch Flint Allegan and Pontiac with several guests at Hartman Green home including John Hartman and family Alert Hart man and wife. A newborn twin pair greeted by Lyle Ray and Lavona May weighing six and a half and six pounds two ounces. Mrs Derino Denno and Bernadine Hutchingon in Pliny and Pliny area. Mrs Spohn cared for by her mother.

Frank Sweeney Mt. Pleasant Glenn Lower Bobby Billy Dorothy Donna Coloma Leitner Clara Treitch Detroit Hartman and Green Ghos. Vandenberg Fred Treitch Claire Airevanch Walter Deller Lee Coulter Flint Ada Derino Anna Denno Geo. Abbott Kate McKinley John Hartman Alert Hartman Allegan Mich Delos Wright Pontiac Ray Gordon Frank Hartman Leé Kratz Carrier Clare Harvey Armentrout Lyle Ray Lavona May Ira Miller Clas Spohn Hutchingon Pliny

Vernon Hill Neighborhood Notes Full of Visits and Games

Vernon Hill residents record social calls from Rosebush Flint Pontiac and Alma with visits to family friends and neighbors. A ball game between Union Grange and Winn ends 9 to 8. Several families travel to see relatives at Farwell Lansing and Diamondale while others host dinners and gatherings at local homes and cottages.

Local Notices and Family Updates From Midland Area

Community fragments report visits and gatherings at the Hartman and Lower households. Birth announced for Ruth Loraine Birdgall weighing twelve pounds. Siblings and relatives travel to northern sights and return with tales of nine rides. A note of sympathy is extended to Mrs Schunk and family.

Social Visits Across Town and Nearby Areas

Basil Pelch and Arthur Harper formerly of the Hill now Riverdale spent Thursday with Wesley Snider and other friends returning Friday afternoon Miss Fern Wood and brothers Jess and Gene of Lansing visited uncle Charlie Wood and family. Betty Leiehti went home with Mr and Mrs Fradwin Saturday night to spend a week Bernice Brown visiting her aunt and uncle My and Mrs Frank Pringle Louis Nevins spent a few days visiting his daughter's home this week Mr and Mrs C J Ragaty and boys Philip Paul and Carman of Pontiac spent the week end with Ernie Stevens.

Union Grange Winn Margaret Wood Lansing Seymour Border S. Pike and Pontiac Ernie Stevens Joseph Drake Big Rapids CG. Ll. Bonham Detroit Marshall Lew Bonham Colonville Arthur Ginn Dover M. Buckley John Shultz Loraine August Heuschele Ed. Russell Clear Lake Chester [Knight Alma Orl Sipe Otis Ibyons North Star Orl Sipe Windover Lake Mefil Bears Leona John Gardner Diamonddale Amelia Gardner Frank Emery Johnny Collins Midland Jon Wesley Snider Akey Ernie Akey Art Walters Fred Huntley Thomas Bolen Ina Adsit Mr. Parent Birmingham Glen Demroy Henry Lines Josie Sam Leichti Tom Ack‘erman Altho Eddie Boddell Grand Rapids Glen Yager Harriett, Lafferetes Montana Wrank Pringin Phyllis Border Joan Schoonver Madaline Cunningham Jean. Hanley Arlene Hunt Grei Yager Roy Billy Frederic Rodk Basil Pelch Arthur Harper Riverdale Wesley Snider Cating Fern .Wood Jess Gene Charlie ‘Wood A. B. Yager Coleman Glen, Yager Betty Leiehti Fradwin Bernice Brown Unele Frank Pringle Louis ‘Nevins

Local residents recall Olympic visit and family news

Rosebus h Clinton C Furniss Jr of Waverly NY just returned from the Olympic games and visits his father Dr Clinton C Furniss. Several families from nearby towns are reported visiting relatives, attending reunions, and returning from trips to Ohio Michigan and Detroit.

Constitution Lacks Provision for Vice Presidential Vacancy

The text notes there is no vice president to fill a vacancy as the Constitution provides. It states the vice president presides over the Senate and, if dead or disabled, the Senate elects a president or a temporary presider from its members.

Senate

Camel caravans move iron heavy loads across desert sands

Camel caravans carry loads of iron ranging from 400 to 1000 pounds per animal. They travel at about two and a half miles per hour for ten hours at a stretch through ankle-deep sand between winter holes.

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