Winterfield Visitors and Illness Report
Winterfield residents and relatives travel to Cadillac with several visits noted. Claude Deits remains very ill at the Cadillac Mercy Hospital, while others visit Mrs Deits and family.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
5
Winterfield residents and relatives travel to Cadillac with several visits noted. Claude Deits remains very ill at the Cadillac Mercy Hospital, while others visit Mrs Deits and family.
Willowbrook area residents visit family and neighbors with several calls noted. Junior Van Nostrand from Hinkleville is ill with pneumonia while Mrs Bellinger and Junior, from Willowbrook, are on the sick list this week.
Clark and Cecil Sutherland of Detroit visited their sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Orville Bates. Mr and Mrs Frank Rilett were entertained for Sunday dinner at the Kleiney home. The Red Cross met at Mrs Wm Hutchinsons and guests dined with Mrs Mayme Bunyan. Laurence Bates of Midland visited relatives here. Kate Kever and Ruth Vernon visited Ervin Orvis. George Hemstreet and Paul Mercer work at Louise’s Flower Shop. Hugh Allen from West Branch visits Mayme Runyan. Jessie Alice Ailett stayed with Betty and Norene Hutchinson. Henry Kleiner and family were Sunday visitors at the Barton home.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Glen Newman and children at Bernard Allen home and Mr and Mrs Marion Nedrow from Lansing. Corporal Manley Ankney is hospitalized in Indiana recovering from Sicily wounds. Clinton Loar sent to the Pacific. A new Farmall tractor arrived for Randolph Rockey. Bernard Fitzpatrick celebrated a birthday with relatives, friends, games, and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Fred Walter hosted relatives including Herman Walter and families on Tuesday and Sunday. Mrs Art Saul and Lois visited Peter Hanes. Courtney Bauer joined a party for the Mt Pleasant flying school instructors. Several families gathered at various homes including McClains, Bartons, and Bauers for weekend calls and Sunday visits.
An ice storm Monday morning slowed roads and traffic while people walked carefully. Local residents exchanged visits with neighbors including the Smedleys, Halsteads, Clarks and Powells. Red Cross plans a December 16 meeting with Mrs Walter Smedley. A correction notes the Halsteads traveled with the McCleans to California.
The Eagle Church News reports a prayer service at the Bay home on December 15 and the C E electing officers led by Normen Hutchinson as President and Ruby Poet as Secretary. Also notes new Endeavor members and upcoming choir club organization at Walter Kleiner home on December 12. Community sympathy extended to the Rilett family for loss of their home.
Mrs Walter Kleiner and another guest attended C H with them. Rev and Mrs M R Honderich were Tuesday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Von Walters in Elm Grove.
Mr and Mrs Clair Coulter visited their new grandson in Beaverton with Kenneth Coulter and Judy. Chas Ott visited Harrison and B Fisher. Harrold and Walter families joined Lowen and Lower households. Kleinhardt in Detroit with Robert and relatives. Shrader of Reese visits Ulrich. Burt Rutter and Violet Sunday visit. Armentrout family called on Teale. Mary Garver and Shirley Armentrout improving. Enos Wayne Clark Mann and daughters from St Louis were guests of Glen Lower. Ott in Mt Pleasant on business. Hartman hosted dinner with Lewis. Clyde Kistler moves away from the community.
Preaching every Sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midweek revival meetings ended after four weeks with five definite conversions. Attendees came from Loomis Col onville Hagle Arthur and Clare. Local families and guests from Harrison Colonville Densmore and Bradley areas were noted among Sunday visitors and in the Red Cross meeting with Mrs. Bradley.
A summary of social visits and movements includes Mrs. Bob Nunn’s Thursday meeting on December 16, George Gilcher Jr. of Flint in Stalling with a furnace for Mr. and Mrs. Otto Burmeister, and family stays at night with his parents. The Macha family from Ithaca rents Mrs. Fowler’s farm and plans to return to Jackson. Harry Kaul attends a War Loan meeting at Clare city hall. Bert Hess and Dora Hess with Gertrude and Claude Whitman from Midland visit Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barlow in Wise. Hess family spends the evening with Geo. Gilcher. Mrs. Duard Robison returns from Detroit. Duard visits Roseville children for a few days.
The 1948 airplane industry is expected to produce planes valued at 20.1 billion dollars, about six times the peak automobile output, and create employment for over 2.25 million people.
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