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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
10
In Mill Valley Cherry and Alix ponder love with Peter Joyce, a reclusive mining engineer, and a possible engagement. Alix muses on Peter’s quiet charm while Cherry senses a shift as spring arrives, hinting at hidden feelings and family approval.
On a sunny visit, Cherry witnesses Peter's growing appeal as Alix and Anne depart. Peter confesses past heartbreak and hints at love, while Cherry wrestles with jealousy and longing. Aides and kin drift through a peaceful seaside afternoon, ending with a bittersweet ferry farewell until next week.
Joe Raymond traveled from Saginaw on Friday evening to visit his brother John Raymond and family over the weekend. Mrs. Deli Pendell started work for Mr. Ford last Saturday. Miss Beatrice Cook returned home last Saturday from her employment. Mrs. P. Danley and Mrs. Johnson called at Dell Pendell’s home last Thursday. Carmer Newman preached there this past Sunday and is hoped to return.
Randall Sutton moved their household goods to Clare on Tuesday. Neighbors express sorrow at losing such good neighbors. John Flood and wife of Vernon visited her parents, Mr. George Gibbis and family, Thursday. Various families gathered for Thanksgiving meals and weekend visits across Clare, Elm Grove, Peacock, Hatton, and Dover with relatives.
Local residents share Thanksgiving dinners with relatives across Clare and surrounding towns. A large gathering at Rev. E. M. Roush’s home in Freeport drew about forty attendees, with multiple families visiting and returning to school in Michigan. Several residents were noted as traveling, visiting, or hosting relatives from Harrison, Marion, Brand, Eagle, and North Arthur.
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