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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1935

Page

8

Central Standard Time Railroad Schedules and Local Notices

Time schedules show Central Standard Time for Ann Arbor trains and Great Lakes Motor Bus Co departures with connections detailed. The page also lists local visits, social notes, theatre ads, school notices, births, anniversaries, and travel remarks from Clare and surrounding towns.

Ann Arbor Pere Marquette Barrigan Great Lakes Motor Bus Co South P Mt. Pleasant Clare Harrison Houghton Lake Prudenville Lansing

Grange Notes Extend Hospitality and Upcoming Elections

Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown hosted Ohio cousins and several members traveled to Detroit to watch the Tigers. The Grange plans a September meeting and electing delegates for the county convention at Broomfield Grange on September 5. Ice cream social was a grand success with thanks to helpers and Eagle Aid Society for freezers.

Ralph Brown Ohio Detroit Tigers Jennings Archambault Cooley Corunna Emmiline Daniels Mt. Pleasant Slentz Farwell Eagle Aid Society Broomfield Grange

Advance Grange weekend visits and birthday surprise

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strouse and children of Colonville visited the father of Mrs. Strouse over Sunday. Frances Hildebrandt’s Monday night birthday surprise drew a nice crowd. Various locals and relatives traveled or hosted gatherings, with Grange Circle serving 26 at last week’s dinner and prep work on aprons and a quilt top for Mrs. Howard Cotter. The next hall meeting is August 27, with all welcome.

M. R. Howlett Alma A. Throop Yvonne Holmore John Howlett Jack Flint Joe RB. Brown Ideal Theatre Congregational Church Jack Winchell Potterville Mich James C Ben Loomis Marjorie Loomis Merril-Palmer Dryden George W. Wymer James Brooks Sears M. S. Wymer Brooks Mt. Pleasant Higin Malcolm Scotland Can George Whiteside Sam Basbinder Toronto Elgin Lynch Jos L. Kitchin Clare Ann Arbor University Clare Public School Wm. Streit Wm. Jr A J. Kane Virginia J. M. Langston Donna Jean Washington, D. C Philadelphia Penn New York City Roselie Park New Jersey Tim Cotter Sentinel Gene Wylie Roseville Olio Consumers Power ' Co Clare Realty Co Ester Chaffee Langing Charlotte HE. Morgan Mark Bicknell R. Ashbaugh Ray Kansas City D. Kemp Roy Chapin Cleveland Ohio Florence Dunwoodie Jas. Bassett Chicago Muskegon Ludington Gorden Speer Mary Ellen Lansing H. C. Cudney Ladies Union Pred Hudson Doris Kain Margaret Doherty Detroit Under the Stars Bette Gordanier Saginaw Saginaw Business College H. R Wilson Ray Strouse Colonville Armentrout Frances Hildebrandt Carl Macklem Coleman John Klingelhofer Clarence Jordan Grange Circle Howard Cotter Bruce Williams Houghton Lake Hector Urbain St. Charles Amil Holper Joliet Herry Fancon John Densmore Harland Williams

Greenwood Grange Meets With Large Attendance and Plans

Greenwood Grange held a Tuesday meeting with unusually high turnout as farmers return from haying. Officers present included F Rowland and Olive Light. a pleasant program featured Towns's solo. An August 27 program is planned with pot luck supper and refreshments.

Greenwood Grange F. Rowland W. Woodin Olive Light Jones Varios

Central Greenwood Extension Group organized at Mrs Holcomb home

A new Extension group formed at Mrs Clara Holcomb's home with 15 members. Officers elected include Chairman Hithel Burnett, Sec Treas Clara Holcomb, Recreation Olive Light, Local Leaders Flavia Schaaf and Olive Bruce. Report sent to Mr Paul Gibson and County Chairman Mrs Bradley. Acting secretary Mrs A C Bruce.

Central ¢Greenwood Extension Group Clara Holcomb Hithel Burnett Sec Treas Olive Light Flavia Schaaf Olive Bruce Paul Gibson Owr County Bradley A. C. Bruce

Garfield Grange Meeting at Lake Ends with Ice Cream

Garfield Grange met at their hall on Lake Saturday August 17 with large attendance. Chippewa Grange stock members were present and three candidates to initiate at the next meeting. Ruth Taylor and Owen Pattengill were quietly married at the bride's home August 10 1935 with Grant McLane as officiating.

Garfield Grange Lake Comstock Chippewa Grange Brother McLane Thrashers Grange Arthur Beatrice Smith Mae Maltby McLane Edwards Powlison Joe Clark Ruth Taylor Owen Pattengill Grant McLane

Mailmen and Mules in High Valley Hamlets

Visitors note the Syniss valleys where paths evade roads as mailmen rule the route. Sturdy mules carry supplies to toy-like hamlets perched on rugged slopes, offering an unusual glimpse of isolation and self reliance.

Syniss

So Red the Rose by Stark Young in Old South portrait

The piece reviews So Red the Rose set around Natchez Mississippi with the McGeehees of Montrose Plantation and the Bedfords across the river in Louisiana. It notes plant ers owning many slaves yet doubting the system, grand mansions and guitar strains, and lovers Valette and Malcolm amid New Orleans fancy life before the Civil War and its onset.

Stark Young Natchez Mississippi McGeehee’s Montrose Plantation Bedfords Louisiana McGeehees Valette Malcolm New Orleans Paris South

Indians Banned Yellowstone for Fears in Park History

The report notes that Indians avoided Yellowstone park as an attractive camping ground due to fear of geysers and springs evoking evil spirits.

Yellowstone Yellowstone Park

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