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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1938

Page

7

Numerous Clare area residents visit and travel

A long list of weekend visits and short trips includes Mrs. Florence Gay in Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones in Alma, Prof. Theodore Binhammer and families in Watertown Wisconsin, and many others from Clare, Owosso, Flint, Detroit, and surrounding towns. Gatherings feature relatives, guests at cottages, and trips to Mackinac, Tahquamenon Falls, and various reunions.

Florence Gay Lansing Guy Wilson Flint Jesse Lamphere H. Jones Mason Harold Jones Frank Longfelier Harl. Tupper Do. Binhammer Prof Theodore Binhammer Watertown Wisconsin Gerhard Binhammer Kitchener Canada Elizabeth Feighner Maryan White Alma Walter Shepard Owosso Will Lange Joanne Richard Jane Ann Youngs Jan Bicknell Hight Point Lake Clarence Fall Midland Ira. Richmond Ralph Evert Sally Ann Alex McKinnon Fred Smalley Anna May Hazel Scott Lake Charlotte Ben Davis Kathryn Ann van Wert Ohio Robert Reynolds Toledo Ward Boody John Keschman St. Vernon Morford Ruth Sumney Delton Howard Morford Fred Cimmerer John Gamerot Forest Shumway Howard Close Dewey Paxton R. A. Mulholand Detroit C. C. Knapp Stanley Wille St. Petersberg Florida Amanda Falk Robi, Wilson Brimley Grace Willrich Fred Allen H. A. Anderson Michigan Paula Mowbray John Northern C. H. Sutherland John Murray Frances Joan Shepherd Claude Neimann Harold Powers Mt. Pleasant Paul Lowrey A. H. Orth Phil Gary Ind Ernie Ramey Kyle McKinnon Flint Marin Union Baby Co Leo Brown Ann Arbor Mr. Brown University of Michigan J. W. Bell Stewart Bell Pontiac J. E. Spabel Alpha Illinois Minnie Cox Elmer Cox Butcher Nebraska Lyle Cox Alhambra California Alexander Wylie Ludington Michigan Probate Judges Association Smith Keweenat County Upper Peninsula Earl Tupper Meth Brown Ronald Tahquamenen Falls Norman Allen Johann Mack Sheridan J. B. Allen Chas. F. Brooks Ronnie Ernestine Archambault Hinora Davis O. E. Shognen Hart, Mich Brooks David Walter Kleiner Clare University of Michigan Medical School Hachmuth George Hachmuth Doris Los Angeles Donald Holbrook Berwyn Dines Mussegon John Gentile Mary Frankes Marie Ann Virginia Lillycrop Buffalo N.Y Chester Richard Misa Virginia Gentile Marie Coranberry Lake Lewis Langworthy Wilkie Mildred Stirling Evanston, IL Ted Howlett Detryott MR. Howlett Wm. Streit Mt. Clemens A. J. Kane E. D. Kennedy Mavis and Martin East A. McCullough Northville Chas, Fenner Chas Thurston Charlevoix Mackinac John Rodabaugh Elmer Osborn Dorotha Ogle Ionia Balding Carlton Olson Wm. Bailey Kalamazoo Mr. Bailey

Brush College Notes and Local Visits

Brush College happenings include travel of Miss Helen Sanders to Gladwin and Elien Athey with Josie Newman to Beaverton. The Brush College Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ora Hale’s home with 387 present. next meeting with Mrs. John Brubaker. Visits span Mancelona Vernon Clare Pontiac and Bloomville as locals share social calls and parties.

Helen Sanders Gladwin Elien Athey Josie Newman Beaverton Hmerson Schieber Lola Hartman Clare Brush College Ladies Aid Ora Hale John Brubaker L. M. Coats and Daughters Mancelona J. ©. Newman Robinette Frank Newman Vernon J. C. Newman Jacob Smith Bloomville Ohio John Rockey Lorin Leitner John Kuster Marcus Krienke J. GC. Newman

COLONVILLE NOTES OF SUMMER VISITS AND EVENTS

Melvin Willets and family returned to Flint after helping with harvest while relatives from Lansing and Bay City visited Ruby Thompson and family at Clute. Camp meeting attended by Rev B N Davis and others. Ladies Aid picnic at Budd Lake with about 50 attendees. Lucille Davis visited grandparents at Budd Lake. Elizabeth Krell stayed with relatives. Storms caused phone damage. rain was welcomed.

Melvin Willets Flint Dale Davis Hattie Engler Marie Helen Saunders Mary Dell Lansing Ruby Thompson Jay. Clute Wm. Kistler Bila Forrest Leeth the Eagle B. N. Davis Reuben Rutter Dorothy Rutter Saginaw Melvin Russell Strouse Chas Strouse Blanche Ladies Aid Budd Lake Lucille Davis Hmpey Mayme Runyan Budd. Lake Mias Elizabeth Krell Bay City Oryal. Vanuetworker

Island shaped like pork chop island claim noted

A short dispatch describes Canton Island in the sub Pacific as resembling a pork chop in shape while noting it encloses a lagoon nine miles long and three miles wide, under United States claim.

Canton Island sub-Pacific United States

Local notes from Clare and vicinity August 1898

August 19 1898 updates include reassignments and travel by residents such as Al Lapierre and D EB Alward, a birth to Mr and Mrs J B Foss, camp meetings in Reed City and Ludington excursions, the F and P M and Ann Arbor crossing interlocker progress, and local farm sales and weather observations. Community notices cover K of P delegates to Indianapolis, education officials, and horticultural interest with Ed Russell Vernon wheat yields.

al Lapierre Sears D. EB Alward Detroit Lee Dunwoodie Pearl Steam Laundry J. BE. Foss Ann. Arbor EB. A. White Ruby Reed City Ed. McKay John Kurtz Vernon McKay Wm. E. Becker Lapeer County Becker Lydia Ort Dora Chester Loomis T. S. Dorsey Ludington H. Clark W. L. Lyons J. D. Dunwoodle Clare Supreme Grand Lodge K. of P Indianapolis Ind Carrie L. Eaton Roswell New Mexico Halstead I. R Harrison BH. D. Palmer Mason Schools Asa Aldrich Wm. Ross Ed. Russell Vernon Township Mt. Pleasant

Legendary Evangeline Spot Marks Louisiana Oak

A large oak tree at St Martinville, Louisiana, marks the legendary starting point of Evangeline's quest for her lover, made famous by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem.

Louisiana St. Martinville Evangeline Longfellow

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Richard Emerson Emerson Bergey Babe Warren Thornwaite Miss Helensentz Washington D. C I. C. Slentz Wm. Holmes Tom Bill Sternaman Studio ART Dawidth Agy Clare Insurance Agy Clare Realty Coq Clare, Michiga North Star Grocery Co Ize Mamee’s Meat Market West 4Th Street Brush College Colonville Clare News Minette Croquignole Harris & Hirt Hardware Fall Garvents Clare Cleaners Howard W. Jones Nior Nesia Phillips Steve Anguentine Lady Esther Eams Aste John Deere AB Tractor Post
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