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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1930

Page

9

Local Social Roundup From Mt Pleasant Area

Mt Pleas ant residents and visitors gathered in town Sunday for visits meals and holiday cheer. Families from Owosso Detroit Clare and Midland joined in and shared news and decorations at several homes including F A Luce and I M Myers gatherings. A Christmas wildlife note and fox hunting plans appear amid festive chatter and travel updates.

G. Landon Mt. Pleasant Carl Loomis Owosso Lawrence Smith Detroit Harris F. A. Luce’s Lloyd Dick Clare Hardware Firm Crispman, Kennedy and Landon F. A. Luce Clate Jess Lamphere Flint Tom Elliott Mark Bicknell Newsoms

Past Noble Grand Club Elects Officers at Central

The Past Noble Grand Club of Central met Friday with Mrs. Nellie Glass. A pot luck dinner was served at noon and new officers for next year were elected. The next meeting is January 2 at Mrs. Lydia Snyders. Various local residents spent time with family and attended community events, including visits among Mt. Pleasant and Winn residents and a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Waddington.

Noble Grand Club Nellie Glass Lydia Snyders Harry Joe Lew Kriggey Mt. Pleasant Clarence Bawkey Robert Fordyce Etroit Mabel Wood John Waddington Gaylord Fordyce Jackson Clarinda Seymour Edith Craven Winn John Agle Viola Renner Roy Glass Claude Fordyce

Christmas Program at Hinkle School Planned

Hinkleville reports a Christmas program and tree at the school next Thursday with boys and girls preparing. The event invites all to attend and enjoy.

Myers and Boughton Families Spend Weekend In Lakeview

Gerald Myers spent Sunday in Lakeview with friends. Boughton was with his son Dewey and wife. Mrs. Baker and children are mourned in their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Myers and son are noted residents.

Gerald Myers Lakeview Boughton Dewey Baker F. M. Myers

Local Social News Notes and Condolences

Mrs. John Rhodes and Mrs. O M Blystone visited with Mrs. F Acre Thursday. Sympathy extends to Mrs. George Baker and sons. Glen Poet and children visited with her brother Virgil Newman. Glen Gordon and Don Allen moved wood for Mrs. Acre. L Robinett family called on Cecil Pudway. Alf Abbott visited his sister Fr Acre. Vern Mickle of Detroit visited Glen Gordon and family. No school Monday forenoon due to Mrs. Baker’s funeral.

John, Rhodes O. M. Blystone F. Acre George Baker Glen Poet Virgil Newman Glen Gordon Don Allen

Southwest Gilmore Weekend Visits Mentioned Across Community

Mr and Mrs George Snider and family from Birmingham visited over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wm Phillips and daughter Betty visited Roy Glass home Sunday. Henry Craven of Winn visited Stanley classes Sunday. Willing Workers observed December fourth as regular day on Thanksgiving. Mrs Herbert Glass and Mrs Hall served on committee. Proceeds totaled over nine dollars. Mrs George Snyder of Birmingham called on aunt Mrs Robert Artur and cousin Mrs Elam Seymour Sunday.

George Snider Birmingham Wm. Phillips Betty Roy Glass Henry Craven Winn Stanley Herbert Glass Hall George Snyder Robert Artur Elam Seymour

Maple Grove Society Notes From Clare And Local Visits

Mrs Velma Reiss spent Monday in Clare with Mrs Marie Smith. John Rulapaugh visits his son near Clare for a few days. Mrs Mary McGoogan and daughter Mrs Ellen Davis and child left for Florida to spend winter with Miss Alice and Mrs Agnes Winter. First Sunday School attendance reached seventy. Rev Chas Kleinhardt attends Sundays at 2 30. A Christmas tree is being prepared with no date set. Mrs Ray Utley and her baby and son Walter visited the S Utley home Friday. Miss Lucille Halstead leaves for Lansing to work for the tuberculosis stamp association during holidays. Miss Anna Heishler works at H Reiss home.

Velma Reiss Clare Marie Smith John Rulapaugh Delos Mary McGoogan Ellen Davis Florida Alice Agnes Winter Chas. Kleinhardt Ray Utley Baby Walter S. Utley Lucille Halstead Lansing Tuberculosis Stamp Association AnnaHeishler H. Reiss

Visiting families share weekend at Brush College

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newman and their young son visit his parents. Gertrude Coats and friend from Pontiac spend weekend at her parents. Lorin Leitner and family visit sister Mrs. Earl Sanders. Other Sunday guests include J. M. Roller family and Maude Barber. Pomona Grange attendance and Sewing Circle event noted with town hall lunch.

Ted Newman Gertrude Coats Pontiac Lorin Leitner Sammie Ida Leitner Earl Sanders J. M. Roller Kenneth Maude Barber John Brubaker A and Perry Davis D. M. Davis Mildred Langworth Alice Heller Pomona Grange Mt. “Vernon Grange Town Hall

Northwest Vernon Social News and Local Families

North-western Vernon notes list Mr and Mrs Wm Hendrie and Claud Cassady with families at a sacred Clare concert. Dawn Luraine is named as the newborn daughter of Robt Gardiner. Rev A L Davis and family from Clare visited the VanSicklen family. Wm Hendrie family and Ruth McIntosh attended the funeral of Mrs L Gimmerer of Clare. Getitee Teatar of Clare visited Jack VanSicklen on Sunday.

Wm. Hendrie Claud Cassady M. E. Tice Hlry Clare Robt. Gardiner Dawn Luraine A. L. Davis B. C. VanSiecklen Wms Hendrie Ruth

Bayberry Candles Bring Luck as Wade Helps Doris

Wade Woodburn returns a discarded bayberry candle. Doris Marshall explains their tradition and she invites him into her home. They dip candles together, share stories of life, and Wade reveals love, proposing as Christmas approaches. The scene ends with a plan to dip candles for luck in the future.

Wade Doris Bay Trees Wade Woodburn Doris Marshall Jim New England

Crystal Bakery Ad Promotes 2 Pounds Bread at 10c

Read the classified liners weekly for value and quality from Crystal Bakery Hart Foss, proprietor. The ad touts two pounds of bread for ten cents as unbeatable in price and quality.

Crystal Bakery Hart Foss

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Lake George Resort Norman North Fairfield Ohio Mr. Myers Mildred Leidel Bud Mitchener Cory Boughton Mr. Clark Central Gilmore A. Oliver Boody Murphy Wm. Hawkins John Sparkel Farwell Hinkle School A. Purdy Frank Robison John Grimason McIntosh Harper Myers Cohmers Harris & Hirt Maple Grove Brush College Northwest Vernon aXutek Western Newspaper Union Byanna L.newsom Brownell Derek Brown University Miss Supreme J. B. Doherty & Son Maat Christmas Turkey Clark
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