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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
4
Multiple families from Clare Ithaca Flint and Detroit joined Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Clare and nearby towns. Residents like Mr and Mrs Harsh Bergey Hicks Hagadone and Mussell welcomed guests. J L Cunningham injured in a north Clare auto crash. Will Teale undergoes surgery in Ann Arbor. community sick lists include Mary Sheen and Nettie.
Thanksgiving day was spent with multiple family groups in the region. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coe visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wichert near Loomis, Mrs. H. Sowle and children of Clare, and Claud Smith at the Coe home. Les Lyman stayed to visit grandparents. Miss Hdna Langin of Flint visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Langin. Mr. and Mrs. R. Schaar hosted guests including Lavern Barber family and Clayton Barber of Vernon, and Clarerice Schaar. Sunday meals followed at the Carpenter home with Ensley family, Bot Sharp family, and Alice LaGeer family.
Hamilton Center notices detail a well attended Farm Union gathering at the Hamilton town hall on Saturday night with the state president as speaker. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mayhew Mrs Bertha Price Mr and Mrs Andrew Keysor and others. Thanksgiving visits are noted and James Mitchell is ill.
West Grant notes feature Misses Virginia Telder Dorothy Telder and Evelyn Wingfield of Clare visiting at the Lesley Johnson home. They were joined by Miss Jean McArthur and later others including Alden Baird honored for his birthday. Friends Harold Bander Seeley Johnson Floyd Skinner Henry Barton and families are mentioned in Thanksgiving visits across Clare and nearby Flint.
Oscar Maxwell and nephew Chas Bennett plan deer hunting across the straits after visiting Jane Maxwell in Newberry. Thanksgiving dinner at the Maxwell home included twenty relatives. Home Extension club elected new officers at Delwin Grange Hall on November 24. Mrs. Edith Maxwell chaired the meeting. Ruth Allen and others led recreation and activities. Mrs Almyra Wedel lost her home by fire Monday with two chairs saved. insurance covered house and contents.
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